CARR, Robert M. - Revision history

Randylyon at 17:32, 14 June 2019

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	[[Image:carrr.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]CARR, Robert M. (Bernard, IA, May 9, 1937- ). ~~State senator and Dubuque County Treasurer.~~ Carr, elected for one term as a state representative (1973-1974). He was re-elected in 1974 and resigned to participate in a special election held on December 30, 1975. He was elected in that special election to the Iowa Senate.		[[Image:carrr.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]CARR, Robert M. (Bernard, IA, May 9, 1937- ). Carr, an investment representative, was elected for one term as a state representative (1973-1974). He was re-elected in 1974 and resigned to participate in a special election held on December 30, 1975. He was elected in that special election to the Iowa Senate where he was the ranking majority member of the Cities and Towns Committee. (1)

	Carr chaired the State Government Committee that spearheaded a massive reorganization bill. Passed in 1986, the legislation resulted in sixty-eight state agencies and departments being reduced to twenty-eight.		Carr chaired the State Government Committee that spearheaded a massive reorganization bill. Passed in 1986, the legislation resulted in sixty-eight state agencies and departments being reduced to twenty-eight.
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	On May 23, 1989, the Dubuque County Board of Supervisors selected Carr from a field of four candidates to fill out the unexpired term of Tom Breitbach who retired in June. He resigned his office in the Iowa Senate and was appointed Dubuque County Treasurer.		On May 23, 1989, the Dubuque County Board of Supervisors selected Carr from a field of four candidates to fill out the unexpired term of Tom Breitbach who retired in June. He resigned his office in the Iowa Senate and was appointed Dubuque County Treasurer.

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			1. "They'll Represent N.E. Iowa in Des Moines," ''Telegraph Herald,'' January 5, 1975, p. 7

			The Iowa Legislature. Online: https://www.legis.iowa.gov/legislators/legislator?ga=73&personID=929

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Randylyon at 01:54, 15 February 2010

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	[[Image:carrr.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]CARR, Robert M. (Bernard, IA, May 9, 1937- ). State senator and Dubuque County Treasurer. Carr, elected for one term as a state representative~~, served as chair of the Transportation~~ and ~~Law Enforcement Budget Committee~~, ~~chair of the Human Resources Committee, and a member of the Correction and Mental Health Budget Subcommittee during his service~~ in ~~the state capital. Elected~~ to the Senate, Carr chaired the State Government Committee that spearheaded a massive reorganization bill. Passed in 1986, the legislation resulted in sixty-eight state agencies and departments being reduced to twenty-eight.		[[Image:carrr.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]CARR, Robert M. (Bernard, IA, May 9, 1937- ). State senator and Dubuque County Treasurer. Carr, elected for one term as a state representative (1973-1974). He was re-elected in 1974 and resigned to participate in a special election held on December 30, 1975. He was elected in that special election to the Iowa Senate.

			Carr chaired the State Government Committee that spearheaded a massive reorganization bill. Passed in 1986, the legislation resulted in sixty-eight state agencies and departments being reduced to twenty-eight.

	Among Carr's legislative victories were obtaining $1.7 million in state money to construct a water treatment plant in Dubuque, bringing Northeast Iowa Technical Institute to Peosta, rewriting the state criminal code, and creating a bill of rights for the mentally handicapped.		Among Carr's legislative victories were obtaining $1.7 million in state money to construct a water treatment plant in Dubuque, bringing Northeast Iowa Technical Institute to Peosta, rewriting the state criminal code, and creating a bill of rights for the mentally handicapped.

Randylyon at 01:48, 15 February 2010

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	[[Image:~~rcarr~~.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]CARR, Robert M. (Bernard, IA, May 9, 1937- ). State senator and Dubuque County Treasurer. Carr, elected for one term as a state representative, served as chair of the Transportation and Law Enforcement Budget Committee, chair of the Human Resources Committee, and a member of the Correction and Mental Health Budget Subcommittee during his service in the state capital. Elected to the Senate, Carr chaired the State Government Committee that spearheaded a massive reorganization bill. Passed in 1986, the legislation resulted in sixty-eight state agencies and departments being reduced to twenty-eight.		[[Image:carrr.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]CARR, Robert M. (Bernard, IA, May 9, 1937- ). State senator and Dubuque County Treasurer. Carr, elected for one term as a state representative, served as chair of the Transportation and Law Enforcement Budget Committee, chair of the Human Resources Committee, and a member of the Correction and Mental Health Budget Subcommittee during his service in the state capital. Elected to the Senate, Carr chaired the State Government Committee that spearheaded a massive reorganization bill. Passed in 1986, the legislation resulted in sixty-eight state agencies and departments being reduced to twenty-eight.

	Among Carr's legislative victories were obtaining $1.7 million in state money to construct a water treatment plant in Dubuque, bringing Northeast Iowa Technical Institute to Peosta, rewriting the state criminal code, and creating a bill of rights for the mentally handicapped.		Among Carr's legislative victories were obtaining $1.7 million in state money to construct a water treatment plant in Dubuque, bringing Northeast Iowa Technical Institute to Peosta, rewriting the state criminal code, and creating a bill of rights for the mentally handicapped.

Randylyon at 01:45, 15 February 2010

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	CARR, Robert M. (Bernard, IA, May 9, 1937- ). State senator and Dubuque County Treasurer. Carr, elected for one term as a state representative, served as chair of the Transportation and Law Enforcement Budget Committee, chair of the Human Resources Committee, and a member of the Correction and Mental Health Budget Subcommittee during his service in the state capital. Elected to the Senate, Carr chaired the State Government Committee that spearheaded a massive reorganization bill. Passed in 1986, the legislation resulted in sixty-eight state agencies and departments being reduced to twenty-eight.		[[Image:rcarr.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]CARR, Robert M. (Bernard, IA, May 9, 1937- ). State senator and Dubuque County Treasurer. Carr, elected for one term as a state representative, served as chair of the Transportation and Law Enforcement Budget Committee, chair of the Human Resources Committee, and a member of the Correction and Mental Health Budget Subcommittee during his service in the state capital. Elected to the Senate, Carr chaired the State Government Committee that spearheaded a massive reorganization bill. Passed in 1986, the legislation resulted in sixty-eight state agencies and departments being reduced to twenty-eight.

	Among Carr's legislative victories were obtaining $1.7 million in state money to construct a water treatment plant in Dubuque, bringing Northeast Iowa Technical Institute to Peosta, rewriting the state criminal code, and creating a bill of rights for the mentally handicapped.		Among Carr's legislative victories were obtaining $1.7 million in state money to construct a water treatment plant in Dubuque, bringing Northeast Iowa Technical Institute to Peosta, rewriting the state criminal code, and creating a bill of rights for the mentally handicapped.

Randylyon at 01:42, 15 February 2010

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	CARR, Robert M. (Bernard, IA, May 9, 1937- ). State senator and Dubuque County Treasurer. ~~On May 23~~, ~~1989~~, the ~~Dubuque County Board~~ of ~~Supervisors selected Carr from~~ a ~~field~~ of ~~four candidates~~ to ~~fill out~~ the ~~unexpired term of Tom Breitbach who retired in June~~. ~~He resigned his office~~ in the ~~Iowa Senate~~ and ~~was appointed Dubuque County Treasurer~~.		CARR, Robert M. (Bernard, IA, May 9, 1937- ). State senator and Dubuque County Treasurer. Carr, elected for one term as a state representative, served as chair of the Transportation and Law Enforcement Budget Committee, chair of the Human Resources Committee, and a member of the Correction and Mental Health Budget Subcommittee during his service in the state capital. Elected to the Senate, Carr chaired the State Government Committee that spearheaded a massive reorganization bill. Passed in 1986, the legislation resulted in sixty-eight state agencies and departments being reduced to twenty-eight.

	Carr~~, elected for one term as~~ a ~~state representative~~, ~~served as chair of the Transportation and Law Enforcement Budget Committee~~, ~~chair of~~ the ~~Human Resources Committee~~, and a ~~member~~ of the Correction and Mental Health Budget Subcommittee during his service in the state capital. Elected to the Senate, Carr chaired the State Government Committee that spearheaded a massive reorganization bill. Passed in 1986, the legislation resulted in sixty-eight state agencies and departments being reduced to twenty-eight.		Among Carr's legislative victories were obtaining $1.7 million in state money to construct a water treatment plant in Dubuque, bringing Northeast Iowa Technical Institute to Peosta, rewriting the state criminal code, and creating a bill of rights for the mentally handicapped.

	~~Among~~ Carr~~'s legislative victories were obtaining $1.7 million in state money to construct~~ a ~~water treatment plant in Dubuque, bringing Northeast Iowa Technical Institute~~ to ~~Peosta, rewriting~~ the ~~state criminal code, and creating a bill~~ of ~~rights for~~ the ~~mentally handicapped~~.		On May 23, 1989, the Dubuque County Board of Supervisors selected Carr from a field of four candidates to fill out the unexpired term of Tom Breitbach who retired in June. He resigned his office in the Iowa Senate and was appointed Dubuque County Treasurer.

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Randylyon at 04:34, 13 February 2009

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	CARR, Robert M. (Bernard, IA, May 9, 1937- ). State senator and Dubuque County Treasurer. On May 23, 1989, the Dubuque County Board of ~~Supervisor~~~ selected Carr from a field of four candidates to fill out the unexpired term of Tom Breitbach who retired in June. He resigned his office in the Iowa Senate and was appointed Dubuque County Treasurer.		CARR, Robert M. (Bernard, IA, May 9, 1937- ). State senator and Dubuque County Treasurer. On May 23, 1989, the Dubuque County Board of Supervisors selected Carr from a field of four candidates to fill out the unexpired term of Tom Breitbach who retired in June. He resigned his office in the Iowa Senate and was appointed Dubuque County Treasurer.

	Carr, elected for one term as a state representative, served as chair of the Transportation and Law Enforcement Budget Committee, chair of the Human Resources Committee, and a member of the Correction and Mental Health Budget Subcommittee during his service in the state capital. Elected to the Senate, Carr chaired the State Government Committee that spearheaded a massive reorganization bill. Passed in 1986, the legislation resulted in sixty-eight state agencies and departments being reduced to twenty-eight.		Carr, elected for one term as a state representative, served as chair of the Transportation and Law Enforcement Budget Committee, chair of the Human Resources Committee, and a member of the Correction and Mental Health Budget Subcommittee during his service in the state capital. Elected to the Senate, Carr chaired the State Government Committee that spearheaded a massive reorganization bill. Passed in 1986, the legislation resulted in sixty-eight state agencies and departments being reduced to twenty-eight.

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CARR, Robert M. (Bernard, IA, May 9, 1937- ). State senator and Dubuque County Treasurer. On May 23, 1989, the Dubuque County Board of Supervisor~ selected Carr from a field of four candidates to fill out the unexpired term of Tom Breitbach who retired in June. He resigned his office in the Iowa Senate and was appointed Dubuque County Treasurer.

Carr, elected for one term as a state representative, served as chair of the Transportation and Law Enforcement Budget Committee, chair of the Human Resources Committee, and a member of the Correction and Mental Health Budget Subcommittee during his service in the state capital. Elected to the Senate, Carr chaired the State Government Committee that spearheaded a massive reorganization bill. Passed in 1986, the legislation resulted in sixty-eight state agencies and departments being reduced to twenty-eight.

Among Carr's legislative victories were obtaining $1.7 million in state money to construct a water treatment plant in Dubuque, bringing Northeast Iowa Technical Institute to Peosta, rewriting the state criminal code, and creating a bill of rights for the mentally handicapped.

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