Iowa Senate lifts closed session rule on appointments
The Iowa Senate, led by Democrats, voted 41 to 16 to end the requirement that confirmation hearings be in executive session. Gov Harold Hughes faces 31 major appointments needing two thirds of the Senate. Executive sessions may still occur if a majority desires. The House remains unsettled amid new members and shifting leadership.
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