Iowa House OKs court system overhaul amid tax relief debate
Lawmakers approve a bill to create a state judicial department transferring district court staff to state payroll and appointing clerks of court. The package foresees shifting court costs from property taxes over five years, with projected $40 million annual tax relief by 1988, amid warnings of rising judiciary power and costs.
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Branstad Pushes Pay-As-You-Go for College Buildings
Gov. Branstad urged a pay-as-you-go capital approach over bonds for new state university facilities, citing rising repayment costs. The plan affects projects at Iowa State, UNI, and Iowa, while lawmakers approved a $63.78 million bond package.
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Senate Passes Fair Play Bill To Lighten Local Costs
The Iowa Senate approved the fair play measure 45 to 0 in Des Moines. It requires fiscal notes on new laws, mandates interest on late state payments, and lets trade groups receive alerts on administrative rules with costs borne by the associations. The bill heads to the House for approval.
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Senate clears handicapped jobs bill in Iowa 41 to 1
The Iowa Senate approved a bill offering tax deductions to employers who hire handicapped workers or those with a criminal background. The measure would add a 50 percent deduction on wages for up to 12 months per qualifying employee, atop the existing 100 percent deduction. The bill moves to the House for consideration. On this date in 1964 the second New York World's Fair opened.
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