Protect Iowa\'s Bottle Bill signatures

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Name: Dewayne Johnson on Dec 14, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Kathy Butler on Dec 14, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Michael Barry on Dec 14, 2004

State: IA

Comments: I think it the grocers have forgotten we are the customers. Since the grocery stores claim that the cans are a cleanliness and health issue I guess I should stop using the dry cleaning service they offer since I have taken blood stained and soiled clothing into the store for cleaning, but the grocers don't think that is a problem. Keep Iowa clean and redemption conenient. Make it manditory if you sell it you must take it back
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Name: Jeannette Bohnenkamp on Dec 14, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Mimi Habhab on Dec 15, 2004

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Comments: We need this!!!
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Name: Rodger Kaster on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Duane Sand on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Kimberly Grieve on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

Comments: Please continue to support the bottle bill to help reduce the litter in our state!
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Name: Patty Redmond on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

Comments: I coordinate a Community Service Program for juveniles through Juvenile Court Services. I am contacted by residents, City Departments, Chamber, and Sioux City Police to mention a few, all requesting assistance in picking up littered sites. The past few years we have conducted our own litter surveys and find that bottles and soda cans are never among the debris. In addition, I have a 14 year old grandson who weighs 75 pounds, due primarily to cystic fibrosis. He collects from friends and relatives their deposit bottles and cans for return. He appreciates the opportunity to earn a little extra cash and will be accompanying me to California for vacation over his Christmas break. Aside from his allowance at his size he has little opportunity to earn money. Last, but not least important, I witness many people, prior to trash picks, scouring over the garbage of others looking for cans and bottles. It is not an uncommom site to see someone walking along with a plastic bag half filled with cans and bottles. One last thing, every step taken to increase these small but vital means of support for people is important to them, the envirnment, and generations of grandchildren to come. Thank you for your consideration to this bill.
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Name: Lesley Goodyk on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Perry Nelson on Dec 15, 2004

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Name: Larry Young on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Emmet O'Hanlon on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Janee Greimann on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

Comments: I expect businesses to do their part to recycle as they make too much money selling sugar and water to an obese population.
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Name: Lisa Lower on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Patricia Lyman on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Marilyn Wolfe on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Angela Bries on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Gail Barels on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

Comments: I would love to see all beverage bottles included in the bottle bill. If we have to increase the deposit and give grocery stores a few more cents to make it worth their time and effort and keep them happy, then we should do it.
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Name: Todd Von Ehwegen on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

Comments: If it ain't broke, don't fix it. System works well, grocery stores don't have to take back dirty cans, they can have guidelines. It is NOT a major health issue as they claim.
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Name: Chuck Ungs on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Mary Barrick on Dec 15, 2004

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Name: Amy Johnson on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Joel Van Roekel on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Lisa Anderson on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Nicole Moestchen on Dec 15, 2004

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Name: Dana Dettmer on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Sara Hollerich on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Mike Oleson on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Sondra Cabell on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

Comments: Iowa was a leader in developing this legislation. Help keep Iowa Beautiful and strengthen this bill as above.
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Name: Marian Gebel on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Lori Nelson on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Michael Hummel on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Lana Sargent on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Kevin Officer on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Eileen Helvig on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

Comments: Can grocers not collect returnable bottles and cans
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Name: Ann Johnson on Dec 15, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Gene Hill on Dec 16, 2004

State: IA

Comments: Less container litter along the roadways makes Iowa a more beautiful place to live.
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Name: Larry Sargent on Dec 16, 2004

State: IA

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Name: John Graham on Dec 16, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Katie Dalton on Dec 16, 2004

State: IA

Comments: I support the bottle bill
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Name: Bill Butler on Dec 16, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Gerard Keys on Dec 16, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Becky Schoenfeld on Dec 16, 2004

State: IA

Comments: Please do not give out my email address...I do not want unwanted SPAM in my email box.
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Name: Bruce Van Fosson on Dec 16, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Deborah Dunn on Dec 16, 2004

State: IA

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Name: Mike Ostrander on Dec 16, 2004

State: IA

Comments: I hate seeing trash in the ditches of our state, and bottles in the ditch can be decreased by levying a redemption on them.
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Name: Katie Cantu on Dec 16, 2004

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Name: Jason O'Brien on Dec 16, 2004

State: IA

Comments: We need to keep one of the best conservation measures Iowa has. Grocers are using health as an excuse to get rid of an economic burden. Profits are their motives. If they don't want the bottles and cans, they should pay 100% for convenient collection centers, as well as the promotion that will need to happen so people keep up their good habits of returning containers.
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Name: Heidi Anderson on Dec 16, 2004

State: IA

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