Iowa Civil Rights Commission Annual Report, 1983

Annual report for the Iowa Civil Rights Commission

Executive Order Number Fifty One, January 1983

Establish the Iowa High Technology Commission.

Executive Order Number Forty Eight, January 1983

Provide for the orderly use and development of land related to natural resources.

Executive Order Number Forty Nine, January 1983

Create the Iowa Economic Forecasting Council

Executive Order Number Fifty, January 1983

Proclaim that state agenices shall have certain responsibilities to insure orderly procurement of professional services.

Executive Order Number Two, July 1, 1983

Implement the cooperative network to be called the Assurance Network for Easing Wildwood. (ANEW)

Executive Order Number One, May 8, 1983

Appoint an advisory commission on corrections in Iowa.

Executive Order Number Three, July 1, 1983

Establish a select

Executive Order Number Four, September 3, 1983

Order a 2.8% reduction in appropriations.

Executive Order Number Five, October 25, 1983

Establish gift reporting requirements for the Executive department.

Executive Order Number Six, November 23, 1983

Reafrrim and continue membership in the Upper Mississippi River Basin Assoication.

Executive Order Number Seven, December 16, 1983

Establish the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Commission.

Governor's Task Force on Efficiencies and Cost-Effectiveness in Iowa State Government,Final Report, December 1983

A special task force was formed and worked through its various committees to uncover and investigate possible areas for cutting costs and saving money in State Government operations. A total of 81 recommendations are made in this report, with potential savings of over $32 million during the next several years.

State of Iowa Transportation Map, 1983

This document is the State Map of Iowa, both front and back of the year in the title. All maps were are in pdf format and can be used as a historical reference.

Iowa "50 States Project": A Review of the 1983 Code for Sexuality Discrimination, February 1984

The "50 States Project" is the name given to President Ronald D. Reagan;s 1981 pledge to encourage the fifty governors to initiate individual state projects to review their state Codes for unequal treatment of persons based upon sex. We believe that Iowa is the first state to complete this project. Project efforts in Iowa began in June of 1981, when the Governor Robert D. ray appointed Dr. Patricia L. Geadelmann, Chairperson on the Iowa commission on the Status of Women, as Iowa's 50 State Project representative. A 50 States planning committee was formed consisting of members from the Governor Ray's staff, the Iowa Commission on the Status of Women, and the Iowa Legislature. Various alternatives for reviewing the Iowa code and the Iowa Administrative Rules were studied and recommendations of the group were reported to Governor Terry E. Branstad prior to his inauguration.