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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1985
Page
7
The Iowa World Trade Center Selection Advisory Committee eyes visits to Minneapolis and Long Beach to study existing centers after touring New York. A June 20 proposal deadline and August 1 recommendation plan precede a possible $30 million state investment, pending Executive Council ratification.
Gov. Terry Branstad used an item veto to strike a provision raising retirement contributions for Iowa judges, saying it would unfairly cut take home pay and hinder attracting young attorneys. The bill would have added 3 percent, 2 percent, and 1 percent increases by experience level and funded the retirement system and district court costs with 2.2 million dollars in annual fees. Branstad urged waiting for an actuarial study before any rate changes.
Community members voice worry as delays push a verdict in the high profile case. Prosecutors and defense attorneys reiterate arguments, while courtroom observers await a clear timeline and ruling on the central charges.
More than 30 members of the Scottish Highlanders bagpipe band flew from Iowa City to Orlando to participate in President Reagan's post inauguration parade at Disney World. The group raised about $5,000 with merchants in Iowa City and Cedar Rapids contributing most of the funds and members paying roughly $75 each. They rehearse Sunday and will also perform in Epcot Center's Great Britain area.
Gov. Branstad signed a bill that raises damages for bad checks in Iowa starting July 1. Plaintiffs can seek $100 or three times the check amount, up to $500 over the check, with prior written demand required. Judges may waive the higher damages for economic hardship.
The Interior Department and three environmental groups reach a four year agreement to tighten an exemption for small coal mines in 14 states including Iowa. The deal targets Virginia and Kentucky where abuses are alleged while other states see few issues. Des Moines names Cy Carney city manager after unanimous vote. he will earn 63000 annually.
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