Iowa legislature moves to home rule and daylight saving debate
Iowa legislators push through a constitutional home rule amendment 61-0 in the Senate and 113-9 in the House, heading to voter approval in November 1968. Daylight saving time draws split petitions and a statewide referendum bid, with questions over legality and timing for September 11 local elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Senate
House
James Briles
Corning
Community Notes and State Legislation Update
Saturday evening guests included the John Etzen family and friends from Lenox Waterloo Hamp ton Cedar Falls and Dubuque. Other items cover daylight saving time expansion and a constitutional amendment plan for single member districts with party line votes, plus a study of studded tires becoming legal from November to April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Etzen
Joe Etzen
Patty
Lenox
Steven Cunningham
Waterloo
Gene Brass
Hampton
Seibert Arends
Virgil
Paul Mason
John Masons
Broadway
Virginia
Connice Noelting
Mrs
Darwin Noelting
Vicki Richard
Beryl Richard
David Lumley
Gladys Harlan
Raymond Lickweg
Mary Mere
General Hospital
Leslie Minnier
al Abben
Mason
Echo Mennen
Dubuque
Harold
House
Senate
Iowa Ratifies Proposed 25th Amendment on Presidential Disability
The Iowa legislature ratified a proposed U S Constitution amendment detailing presidential disability succession. The measure has approval from 32 states so far, needing 38 for ratification in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa Press Association
Aredale News
Hughes
Warren Kruck
Boone Democrat
Cliff Burroughs
Greene
Investment Planning, Inc
Duruque
Ressler Butler Co
Mutual Ins
Graven & Graven
Attorneys At Law
Buchholz
Greene, IA
J. P. Hoben
Galen E. Miller
Bristow Greene
Ralph M. Marsh
Chaa. Ray
C. Curtis
Frudden Building
First State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
SVT
COCTI
B&w
I Food Stores
van Camp
Shurfine
B & W Choice Meats
Wilson
Braunschweiger
AE Wilson
Hormel
Bacon
Gerber’s
Folger’s Coffee
PUREX
Indian River