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Iowa to abolish state printing offices and adopt competitive bids
Iowa lawmakers move to end the state printer and binder offices, shifting public printing to competitive bids. The house substitute would place printing under a commission of the state executive council with a document editor as secretary, requiring open competition for most work. Senate doubt persists on efficiency versus cost. The move aligns with earlier retrenchment reports and aims to save money while preserving service.
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George Gallarno
Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
37Th
General Assembly
House
Assembly
Stone
Hawarden
Miller
Ogden
Nichols
Iowa Falls
Messrs
State Printing Commission
State Executive Council
Committee
36Th General Assembly
Committee of the
36Th Assembly
Stone-Miller
Robert Henderson
Council Bluffs
John M. Jamieson
Representative Jones
Cerro Gordo
Jones
38Th General Assembly
Kimpall
36Th
Boone
Commissioner of Insurance
Rogers
State Board of Parole
Board of Control