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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1990

Page

15

Avenson warns Branstad win could stall abortion policy

Democratic candidate Don Avenson told Des Moines reporters that a Branstad victory would trigger four years of abortion battles. He pledged to veto any new restrictions and urged Iowa voters to choose pro-choice in November. Branstad countered that elections should not hinge on a single issue and noted his past restraint on abortion legislation.

Rod Boshart Des Moines Bureau Des Moines Don Avenson Terry Branstad Avenson Oelwein Democrat Iowa Branstad Lake Mills U.S. Supreme Court National Abortion Rights Action League

Branstad and Avenson clash over CEBA and Iowa’s economy

Governor Terry Branstad defends CEBA saying it attracts quality jobs and supports rural growth while Democratic challenger Don Avenson calls the program a tool for lowering wages. Avenson vows to overhaul economic policy and end subsidies for low wage jobs, while Branstad rejects major changes and stresses flexibility for towns.

Des Moines Terry Branstad Iowa Don Avenson Branstad Avenson Oelwein Democrat CEBA Iowa Department of Economic Development Richard Timmerman Economic Development Board

Iowa consultants urge sweeping education reform plan

David Hornbeck presented an eight point plan to boost Iowa schools including firing underperforming teachers rewarding strong ones expanding pre kindergarten and giving schools control over programs. He urged measuring progress by student learning at individual schools with accountability and new testing aligned to outcomes. The Future Project will review the proposals for possible legislation and a public meeting is set for Oct 2 in Cedar Rapids at Ballantyne Auditorium.

Chris Knights Urette News Des Moines Iowa David Hornbeck Washington, D.C Hornbeck Iowa Future Project The Future Project Hogan and Hartson National Business and Education Roundtable Kentucky Health and Human Services Cedar Rapids Ballantyne Auditorium

Council Bluffs on gambling trip to Nevada and California

Mayor Tom Hanafan leads a Council Bluffs delegation to visit Harvey's Casino in Stateline Nevada and a nearby California town. The trip aims to study effects on law enforcement and social services and to evaluate an Indian owned casino plan without accepting gifts or influence. Harvey's proposes a partnership with the Santee Sioux.

Council Bluffs Tom Hanafan Nevada California Harvey’s Casino Stateline Nev Harvey’s Iowa Nebraska

Iowa approves 30 districts instructional levy plans

Thirty Iowa districts have approved instructional levy referendums or are moving to vote on them. The measures raise district budgets up to 10 percent for ten years through property tax and state funding, with action required by December 1 and petitions due by November 1. Districts named include Amana, Linn-Mar, Lisbon, Lone Tree, Maquoketa Valley and Marion.

Des Moines Iowa William Sherman Iowa State Education Association Terry Branstad Amana Linn-Mar Lisbon Lone Tree Maquoketa Valley Marion

Gas fast moves to curb oil use amid Gulf crisis

About 20 Iowa activists pledged a gas fast to cut private car use until the Persian Gulf crisis ends. Ed Fallon of Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament urged others to join in promoting energy policy changes. Two participants vow not to use private transport until Iraqi troops withdraw. Other groups include the Iowa Peace Network and Catholic Worker Community. In Washington, Rep. Tom Tauke proposed export controls on refined petroleum to protect domestic fuel supplies amid tight oil stocks.

Des Moines Iowa Ed Fallon Campaign For Kuwait U.S Saudi Arabia Fallon Saddam Hussein Persian Gulf United Nations United States Iowa Peace Network Catholic Worker Community Washington Tom Tauke Tauke House Energy and Commerce Committee

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