Iowa Civil Rights Commission Annual Report, 1992

Annual report for the Iowa Civil Rights Commission

Dorothy A. Abbas and Iowa Civil Rights Commission vs. City of Hampton, 1992

Case report from the Iowa Civil Rights Commission. Dorothy A. Abbas and Iowa Civil Rights Commission vs. City of Hampton

Executive Order Number Forty Three, April 30, 1992

Invokes further budget cuts as determinded by the Governor.

Executive Order Number Forty Four, April 30, 1992

Rescinds Executive Order #46 and recommits efforts of the Executive branch and all department directors, member of governing boards and commissions, and other public officers affirmative action, discriminatory harrassment prevention, and cultural diversity.

Executive Order Number Forty Five, August 27, 1992

Orders the Department of Econmic Development to work with the Regional Coordinating Council.

The History of the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction in Iowa,1945.

History of the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction in Iowa from when Iowa was a Territory to 1938

Executive Order, June 1, 1945

Officers are appointed on the Staff of the Commander-in-Chief, Iowa National Guard

Executive Order, July 1, 1945

Appointed and commissioned J. Norman Lee of Decorah, Iowa as Lieutenant Colonel on the Staff of the Commander-in-Chief

Iowa Motorcycle Operator Manual,1992.

This manual was developed in cooperation with the Motorcycle Safety Foundation to help you prepare to safely ride a motorcycle. Contains information on motorcycle equipment, safety precautions, laws and earning your license.

Investigation of Des Moines Police Department, use of force in the Arrest of Larry Milton, 1992

Investigative report produced by Iowa Citizens' Aide/Ombudsman

Vehicular Traffic Flow Map, 1992

Traffic volumes represented on this map are annual average daily traffic volumes between major traffic generators: highway junctions and cities.

Interstate Route Flow Map, 1992

Interstate Route Flow represented on this map are annual average daily traffic volumes between major traffic.

Protection of Structural Concrete Substructures, HR-220, December 1992

In the past, many pier columns were deteriorating due to attack by chlorides. The chloride (from deicers) has attacked the substructures by drainage from the superstructure. Piers supporting grade separation bridges are also subject to chlorides contained in the direct splash from lower level traffic. Repairs of these piers are both difficult and costly. In this project, four different sealants were applied to piers to evaluate their use in the protection of the concrete against chloride-ions. One pier was left untreated to use as a control pier with which to compare the protected piers. This project began in 1980 and was to be completed in 1985, but at that time it was determined further testing was needed to make a more conclusive evaluation.

Engineering Study for Reducing Sign Vandalism Final Report Highway Research Advisory Board Projec HR 246, June 1992

Sign vandalism has traditionally been a vexing problem for Iowa counties. The extent of the cost and incidence of these acts have never been fully ascertained, but a 1990 survey indicated that they cost Iowa counties more than 1.5 million dollars annually. In 1990, the Iowa Legislature recognized the seriousness of the problem and strengthened the existing sign vandalism law by increasing the penalty for illegal possession of a traffic control device from a simple to a serious misdemeanor. However, the courts must be willing to prosecute vandals to the magnitude provided in the Iowa Code. An educational campaign begun in 1987 involving over 200 Iowa school districts to educate students on the seriousness of the problem evidently did not have the effect of dramatically reducing the overall cost of sign vandalism in Iowa. This study sought to define the scope of the problem and possibly offer some effective countermeasures to combat sign vandalism and theft in Iowa.

The Raccoon River Valley Trail user study: summary and recommendations,1992.

This study is a concise summary of a study of trail users on the Raccoon River Valley Trail commissioned by the Dallas County Conservation Board. It provides information associated with natural and cultural resources.