Senate Backs Immigration Bill Tightening Aliens Hiring
The Senate passed a comprehensive immigration measure 76 to 18, aiming to curb illegal hires by employers and offer amnesty to many illegal residents. It sets penalties for violations, requires document checks, and preserves that it does not create a national ID. The bill moves to the House for a floor vote.
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State again warns C R about skywalk access
State Deputy Building Code Commissioner Donald Appell warns Cedar Rapids to enforce handicapped access in private skywalks. He says if no city response by June 1, the attorney general will be asked to seek an injunction in Linn District Court to close walkways until accessibility is achieved.
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Floyd Bergen
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Annual meeting quip notes few no-shows
At the corporate annual meeting someone remarked that there aren’t many no-shows present. The remark highlights strong attendance and formal proceedings as the gathering proceeded.
Grassley questions 1984 budget agreement prospects
Senator Grassley expresses doubt that the House will accept the Senate approved 1984 budget plan and forecasts no congressional budget passage this year. He warns a stalled process could affect interest rates and the economy if the budget slips through conference, or worsen if the Senate kills it. The Senate Budget Committee, along party lines, backed a GOP proposal close to last week’s rejected plan, despite missing Sens. Hart and Hall.
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Court Ok s damages for fetus death
Iowa Supreme Court allows parents to sue for damages when an unborn child dies, distinguishing between legal personhood and recovery rights. The divided court ruled that while a fetus is not a person, it can be treated as a minor under court rules enabling parental damages for loss of services and companionship.
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Adults alert to kegger dangers as graduation season nears
Community groups including MADD PRIDE PIN expand outreach to reduce teen drinking. Parents and students note rising awareness of penalties for supplying alcohol to minors. Campaigns feature posters cards and school talks urging not to drink and drive during kegger season.
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