Executive orders · Governor Robert D. Ray
Executive Order 9
Signed by Governor Robert D. Ray on April 25, 1972.
What it does
AI summary This order cancels Executive Order 8, which had stopped the movement of all federal vehicles and aircraft used by the Iowa Army and Air National Guard. The change takes effect at noon on Tuesday, April 25, 1972, after the Governor received assurance that claims from families affected by aircraft crashes will be settled. This cancellation remains in effect as long as the settlement process for these claimants continues to move promptly and in their best interests.1
The Legislature’s description: Rescinds Executive Order 8 (April 21, 1972), which temporarily halted the movement of all vehicles and aircraft issued to the Iowa National Guard and Iowa Army, provided that settlement of the claims of Ms. Tjernagel, Ms. McCarville, and others affected by the National Guard aircraft crashes will continue to move promptly in the best interests of the claimants.
Read the order
EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER NINE WHEREAS, in order to secure relief for two Iowa families for losses suffered in crashes of jet aircraft on their proper t ies in 1968, I halted the movement and use of all federal vehicles and all federal aircraft issued to the Iowa Army and Air National Guard under Executive Order Number Eight, which I signed April 21, 1972; WHEREAS, such action precipitated prompt and immediate action by federal authorit i es to justly settle claims presented by ·Mrs. Marie_Tjernagel and Mrs. Emma Mccarville and others affected by the disasters; a nd WHEREAS, L. have received assurance from federa l authorities that the claimants will now receive just compensation; NOW, THEREFORE, I, Robert D. Ray, as Governor of the State of Iowa and acting by law as the Connnander - In -Chief of the Iowa National Guard, under Section 29A.7 Code of Iowa, 1971, hereby rescind Executive Order Number Eight effective noon, Tuesday, April 25, 1972 . This rescission will remain effective so long as I am satisfied that the proceedings to settle these claims continue to move promptly and in the best interests of the claim11nts. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed my name and caused the Great Seal of the State of Iowa to be affixed. Done a t De s Moines, Iowa, this ~/t. day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred seventy - two. ~~4 · £}~ b~SECRETARY OF STATE7"
From the text in the order’s PDF. Older orders were scanned, so a few words may be garbled; the signed PDF is the official version.
Since then
- Executive Order 8 (Governor Robert D. Ray, 1972) refers back to this order: Mandates that effective at noon on April 24, 1972, no aircraft and federal vehicles issued to the Iowa Army and the Iowa National Guard will…
Bills on the same laws
The order cites Iowa Code chapter 29A. These bills changed the same chapter.2
- HF 2462 Relating to circumstances necessary prior to deployment of state military units91th General Assembly · chapter 29A · In committee
- HF 2146 Relating to leaves of absence from civil public employment for members of the military91th General Assembly · chapter 29A · In committee
- HF 750 Relating to leave of absence from civil employment provided to members of the military91th General Assembly · chapter 29A · In committee
- HF 429 Relating to circumstances necessary prior to deployment of state military units in active combat or hazardous …91th General Assembly · chapter 29A · In committee
- SF 2370 Concerning the executive branch rulemaking process and other agency functions and related matters90th General Assembly · chapter 29A · Signed by Governor
- HF 522 Relating to circumstances necessary prior to deployment of state military units in active combat or hazardous …90th General Assembly · chapter 29A · In committee
- SF 329 Relating to leaves of absences for civil employees performing state active duty, national guard duty, federal …90th General Assembly · chapter 29A · Signed by Governor
- HF 2300 Relating to protections for certain members of the military concerning employment and insurance coverage and m…89th General Assembly · chapter 29A · Signed by Governor
- SF 488 Relating to the national guard of the state concerning armory board leases, persons subject to the code of mil…89th General Assembly · chapter 29A · Withdrawn
- HF 699 Relating to nonsubstantive Code corrections, and including retroactive applicability provisions89th General Assembly · chapter 29A · Signed by Governor
- HF 332 Relating to national guard duty under specific circumstances89th General Assembly · chapter 29A · In committee
- SF 182 Relating to the military code and duty performed by a member of the United States coast guard89th General Assembly · chapter 29A · Withdrawn
- HF 2617 Relating to the national guard of the state concerning armory board leases, persons subject to the code of mil…88th General Assembly · chapter 29A · In committee
- HF 2535 Relating to nonsubstantive Code corrections, and including effective date and retroactive applicability provis…88th General Assembly · chapter 29A · Signed by Governor
- HF 2536 Relating to statutory corrections which may adjust language to reflect current practices, insert earlier omiss…88th General Assembly · chapter 29A · Signed by Governor