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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1978

Page

9

Millen and Halvorson Lead GOP in Iowa House

In Des Moines the Iowa House Republicans chose Floyd Millen of Farmington as speaker and Roger Halvorson of Monona as floor leader on the second ballot. Millen, a conservative, led the prior GOP minority and defeated Cooper Evans, a Grundy Center moderate, by a wide margin. Evans pledged support despite conceding the result. Evans had urged election on grounds of his legislative image.

Des Moines Iowa House Floyd Millen Farmington Roger Halvorson Monona Millen GOP Cooper Evans Grundy Center Evans Harbor Halvorson Senate Jerry Fitzgerald D-Fort Dodge Fitzgerald Delwyn Stromer Garner James West Marshalltown West Stromer Pat Thompson West Des Moines

Legislator Attacks Democratic Rule and Opposition Figures

Evans, Millen, and former Speaker Harbor faced scrutiny as they were labeled reverse public figures. Evans claimed his aim was to perfect legislation while criticizing the Democratic majority by saying others simply "view with alarm" over four years of control. He warned that such a stance is a poor stepping stone to influence.

Evans Millen William Harbor Henderson

Final rules approved for Iowa bottle bill

The Iowa Solid Waste Disposal Commission approved final rules implementing the bottle bill. A 5 cent deposit applies to beer and soft drinks and some beverages with liquor and mineral water, starting July 1, while liquor deposits begin May 1. Retailers may accept returns or redemption centers. Consumers must return containers in reasonably clean condition.

Des Moines Department of Environmental Quality Larry Crane DEQ Iowa Commission Rosemary Shearer Crane

Roundup from Iowa: plant buyback vote, meningitis case, guards plead innocent

Dubuque Packing Co officials say layoffs will be minimal if the proposed buyback of part of the employees incentive plan is approved, otherwise 300 to 400 layoffs may follow. In Keokuk Bryan Rogers 14 dies of bacterial meningitis, first local case in years. In Des Moines ten Iowa National Guard members plead innocent in federal court to false statements in enlistment, one pleads guilty and is fined. In Algona a $25 000 bank shortage at Iowa State Bank is under FBI investigation with losses covered by bond and bank capital.

Dubuque Dubuque Packing Co Keokuk Bryan Rogers Lynn Walker Keokuk Area Russell Currier Division of Iowa Health Department DES Moines Iowa National Guard Clyde Rife Storm Lake Angelo Schmidt Cedar Falls George Young Waterloo Dean Arnold Council Bluffs Floyd Borchert Ronald Dyer Omaha, Neb Lonnie Garringer Sigourney Kenneth Henderson Carter Lake James Kilburg Bellevue Louis Wolfgram Madrid Kenneth Bormann Goose Lake Algona Iowa State Bank Federal Bureau of Investigation Paul Johnson Johnson

Cities toned down tax limit opposition

DES MOINES Iowa cities show willingness to accept property tax limits as part of a rational package. The League of Iowa Municipalities states cities need state cost coverage for mandated programs and greater revenue shares from higher state fuel taxes.

Des Moines UPI General Assembly League of Iowa Municipalities Robert W. Harpster League

Center Point Plans Expanded Daytime Patrols

Center Point officials and Superintendent John Schwiebert pressed for more police protection. The City Council unanimously approved seeking 40 hours weekly of Linn County Sheriff's daytime patrol in addition to existing coverage, with extra two to four hours daily around school start and end times.

Center Point John Schwiebert Linn County Sheriff's Department Schwiebert Bob Pepin

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