House Okays 416 million for education
Des Moines Iowa House approves 416.17 million for three state universities and education agencies for next year amid budget cautions. The measure, 1.87 million below Branstad’s recommendation, goes to the Senate after debate on across the board cuts and merit raises amid ongoing bargaining.
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Chuckle Nature Quote Reveals Humble Self Critique
A humorous line noting that nature did not make us perfect but left us ignorant of our faults. The quote attributes wit to an unnamed source and ends with a generic copyright caution.
Senate votes to bar mining of Nicaraguan ports
The Senate approved a non binding 84 to 12 resolution urging an end to CIA funded mining of Nicaraguan ports. The measure followed a compromise with Sen Kennedy to delay action on World Court jurisdiction for two years.
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Mondale Makes Major Step in Pennsylvania Primary
Walter Mondale won the Pennsylvania Democratic primary with about 45 percent of the vote to Hart's 34 percent and 20 percent for Jesse Jackson. Mondale neared the 1,967 delegate target, leading 1,018.8 to 569 for Hart and 153.2 for Jackson, signaling momentum toward July’s nominating convention. Jackson urged momentum despite a weak campaign while Hart faced a fading run after key losses.
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Iowa Tops Midwest Quality of Life Survey
Iowa ranks No 1 in a 12 state quality of life index from the Iowa Development Commission led study. Minnesota is second and Tennessee is ranked lowest with an index of 97.5. The report uses 23 factors including education taxes health care and crime to gauge relative conditions.
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Tradex barter collapse spawns new Cedar Rapids system
After Tradex in Cedar Rapids faltered last fall, about 500 merchants faced losses from trade credits. A new barter exchange formed under manager Bifford Palmer aims to restore solvency with cash coverage. Trade credits, once owed, could not be recovered as members faced mounting losses. Credit holder Phil Tuetken owned 25,000 credits amid the turmoil. Jim Carroll, an early Tradex member, said the situation was a mess and he sought clarity from others.
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