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House Journal: Page 1347: Tuesday, April 7, 1998

 2   subsection are allocated as follows:
 3     a.  For the public health nursing program:
 4  		 $	    200,000
 5     b.  For transfer to the department of public safety
 6   to combat methamphetamine use:
 7  		 $	    236,000
 8     (1)  Of the funds allocated in this lettered
 9   paragraph, $111,000 shall be utilized by the division
10   of narcotics enforcement of the department of public
11   safety for undercover purchases of methamphetamine by
12   law enforcement agency and drug task force personnel.
13     (2)  Of the funds allocated in this lettered
14   paragraph, $125,000 shall be utilized by the division
15   of narcotics enforcement of the department of public
16   safety for the establishment of a methamphetamine
17   stoppers reward fund and hotline.  Citizen informants
18   shall be entitled to receive up to $250 upon the
19   conviction of a methamphetamine dealer, and up to
20   $1,000 for the successful exposure of a
21   methamphetamine lab.  The division shall develop
22   specific program parameters and qualification
23   criteria.
24     c.  For the provision of emergency medical services
25   and training of emergency medical services personnel:
26  		 $	     78,000
27     d.  For transfer to the department of elder affairs
28   to be used for the recruitment, retention,
29   recognition, and training of care review committee
30   volunteers:
31  		 $	    130,000
32     e.  For transfer to the governor's alliance on
33   substance abuse for the establishment of a public
34   education program warning the general public about the
35   dangers of methamphetamine use:
36  		 $	    150,000
37     f.  For transfer to the governor's alliance on
38   substance abuse for the establishment of an education
39   program designed to increase the availability of
40   information relating to methamphetamine abuse in Iowa
41   schools and throughout the media:
42  		 $	    200,000
43     The funds allocated in this lettered paragraph
44   shall be used to assist in targeting an anti-
45   methamphetamine message specifically to Iowa teenagers
46   through the school system and through public service
47   media advertisements, including the development of an
48   educational video and instructional material for use
49   by Iowa public school instructors.  The education
50   program shall be coordinated by the drug enforcement

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