IOWA

1987 Code of Iowa, Sections 321.333 and 321.334 (enacted prior  to
1946); and Chapter 601D, Sections 601D.1 through 601D.9 (enacted in
1959)

Iowa statutory law guarantees a blind person the legal right to be
accompanied by a specially trained dog guide in all public
accommodations and on all public conveyances.  No extra charge can be
levied because of the dog's presence, but the dog guide user is liable
for any damage caused to the premises by the dog.  A blind person has
a right to equal employment opportunity in the service of the state, or
its political subdivisions, or in the public schools and in other
employment supported in whole or in part by public funds, unless the
visual impairment prevents performance of the work involved.

Public accommodations include facilities, hotels, restaurants, stores,
places of amusement and resort, and all other places to which the public
is invited. (*601D.4)

Public conveyances include airplanes, trains, boats, taxis, elevators,
and all other modes of transportation offered for public use.  (*601D.3)

Violation: Any person, firm, corporation, or agent thereof who
interferes with the above enumerated rights is guilty of a misdemeanor
and punishable accordingly under Iowa law.  (*321.334, *601D.6)