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House Journal: Page 1864: Tuesday, April 25, 1995

12   including long-term care data,".
13     5.  Page 6, by striking line 15 and inserting the
14   following:
15   "			$	2,148,541"
16     6.  Page 6, by inserting after line 33 the
17   following:
18     "The Iowa department of public health shall
19   organize a coalition to consider federal requirements
20   concerning lead poisoning and develop recommendations
21   for submission to the general assembly on or before
22   January 1, 1996, for proposed legislation regarding
23   lead-poisoned persons.  The coalition formed shall
24   include, but is not limited to, representatives of
25   real estate agents, landlords, painting contractors,
26   lead inspectors, local public health officials, and
27   consumers."
28     7.  By striking page 6, line 34, through page 7,
29   line 5, and inserting the following:
30     "e.  The radon program shall be eliminated July 1,
31   1995."
32     8.  Page 18, by inserting after line 30 the
33   following:
34     "The Iowa department of public health and the
35   department of human services shall determine if
36   expenses under any portion of the healthy family
37   program would qualify for payment under the medical
38   assistance program and if so, shall apply to the
39   federal government for a medical assistance waiver.
40   The Iowa department of public health and the
41   department of human services shall evaluate the
42   funding change's potential impact upon clients of the
43   healthy family program.
44     Contingent upon appropriation by the general
45   assembly, the healthy opportunities for parents to
46   experience success program, authorized in the 1992
47   Iowa Acts, Second Extraordinary Session, chapter 1001,
48   section 414, shall be implemented or expanded in the
49   following priority order:
50     (1)  Expansion of the program to be fully funded in

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 1   Scott, Woodbury, and Polk counties.
 2     (2)  Implementation of the program in Adams,
 3   Decatur, Ringgold, and Union counties.
 4     (3)  Implementation of the program in Boone and
 5   Dickinson counties.
 6     If there is inadequate funding for the priority in
 7   subparagraph (1), the moneys available shall be
 8   divided among the three counties.  If the
 9   implementation in any county enumerated in
10   subparagraph (2) or (3) is unsuccessful, the
11   contractor may substitute another county with similar
12   demographics."

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