Campbell calls for decent in Iowa governor race
Bonnie Campbell denounces Branstad ads calling him to be decent and not attack her family. She defends her husband Edward Campbell and highlights his integrity and past illness as she criticizes the campaign pattern of personal attacks. Branstad counters that Ed Campbell’s public role warrants scrutiny.
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Campbell says she won't seek right to work repeal
Democrat Bonnie Campbell told an Iowa City breakfast crowd she does not campaign for repeal of Iowa's 50 year old right to work law and does not see repeal passing. She said a repeal would need a sea change and that business support would be required. She noted Republican Terry Branstad would likely sign any repeal bill.
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Former Iowa Doctors Face Disciplinary Settlements
Gazette Des Moines reports two ex Iowa physicians agreed to disciplinary action. Dr Martin Farbstein 68 surrendered his Iowa license amid charges of substandard care to six patients in 1991 1992 and filing a false continuing education statement and being unable to practice safely due to a condition. Wayne Christenson 43 Goshen Ind a former Iowa City area psychiatrist had his Iowa license put on indefinite suspension after Michigan related disciplinary actions.
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Iowa births show rising single-mother births for 1993
Iowa reports 9,296 out-of-wedlock births in 1993, up 246 from 1992, making 24.6 percent of all 37,805 live births. Of the 4,066 births to mothers ages 13 to 19, 3,229 were out of wedlock, while overall half of single mothers’ births involved teens in 1974, a share that declined to about one third by 1993.
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Candidates push tougher drug laws in Iowa race
DES MOINES AP Democratic candidate Bonnie Campbell and Republican Gov. Terry Branstad urged stronger tools for police and courts to curb drug trafficking. They backed broader asset forfeiture, with Campbell calling for money laundering penalties and tighter conspiracy laws. Branstad pressed closing homestead loopholes to expand seized property.
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