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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1994

Page

9

NTU to file ethics complaints against Grandy and others

The National Taxpayers Union says it will file complaints with the House ethics committee against Rep. Fred Grandy and three other congressmen for unexcused absences. NTU claims Grandy missed 30 days while seeking the Republican gubernatorial nomination and seeks a $10 980 pay dock. Governor Branstad cites lost votes on key bills during the period. Speaker Foley is also targeted for failing to enforce pay deductions.

Gazette Who Washington Congress Fred Grandy Iowa Capitol Hill National Taxpayers Union House Ethics Committee Grandy NTU Branstad House Tom Foley D-Wash Keating Foley

Cedar Rapids School Board weighs $5 million tech upgrade

Cedar Rapids district considers spending over four years to update computer systems as 27 media centers have become automated in 29 months while five schools lack funding. Costs include hardware 1.4 million annually and 200 000 annually for software and personnel.

Garette News Lntel Cedar Rapids Marge Hessell Monroe Ptas Gary Johnson Burton Loupee Johnson

Iowans Over Speed on Interstates Says DOT Survey

State survey shows most drivers exceed posted speed limits across Iowa highways. In Mills County four mile stretch on I 29 south of US 34 ninety seven percent run over 65 mph with average 71.6 mph. Patrol says insufficient staff to enforce stricter enforcement.

Department of Transportation U.S. 34 Mills County

Road worker killed in Louisa County

A Louisa County road worker, Franklin Stineman aged 41 of Wapello, died after being struck by a car south of Columbus City around 8 30 a m. The driver Dorothy Smith 85 of Columbus Junction was injured in the incident.

Louisa County Columbus City Franklin Stineman Wapello Dorothy Smith Columbus Junction

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