Draw Collective Bargaining Bill
Jerry Elsen reports on Iowa LIC employees and state workers who may feel they are left behind in the drive for collective bargaining. The piece contrasts private sector gains with public sector status and notes that workers in non interstate commerce roles face unique concerns.
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LIC
Iowa
Iowa Public Employment Collective Bargaining Debate Advances
Iowa faces a lag in a statewide public employee collective bargaining law as legislators and an interim committee weigh a non political state agency to supervise elections and certification. experts weigh mediation as a template for future private sector rules while striking questions linger.
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Iowa Employment Security Commission
Charles Pelton
R-Clinton
Morris Slavney
Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission
University of Iowa
College of Business Administration
Slavney
Richard F Dole, Jr
Dole
Cedar Rapids Home Lighting Contest Set for December 26
The Cedar Rapids recreation commission and Iowa Electric Light and Power Co sponsor an annual home lighting contest limited to city homes. Judging by three local judges occurs December 26 with certificates awarded in four city quadrants and overall grand prizes. Entries due by noon December 22 via mail or phone to the recreation commission city hall.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Recreation Commission
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Light Company
City Hall
Seminole Valley Farmhouse to Close for Season
The Seminole Valley farmhouse in Cedar Rapids ends its fall schedule today with visiting hours from 1 to 5 p.m. The farm attracted 1,750 visitors since opening on October 5, including 23 special tours, and will reopen next May in Seminole Valley park along the Cedar River.
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Seminole Valley Farmhouse
Seminole Valley Park
Cedar River
Cedar Rapids
System to monitor prisoners via unobtrusive radio
Harvard psychologist Dr. Ralph Schwitzgebel and engineer William Hurd secured a patent for a radio based system to supervise prisoners parolees and mental patients. A wrist worn code generator and a belt attached transceiver allow automatic identity and movement checks from a central station. The device can be set aside briefly during activity or rest.
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Washington
Harvard
Ralph Schwitzgebel
Department of Social Relations
William Hurd
Arthur D. Little
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