Iowa House OKs crime surtax to fund victims program
The Iowa House approved a 10 percent surtax on fines for most offenses to raise about 1.3 million dollars. Revenue funds a 200 thousand dollar victim reparations program and law enforcement projects including drug buys, lab services, crime prevention, and training. The bill moves to the Senate as a priority of Gov. Ray.
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Judy Daubenmier
Des Moines
Hartley
Robert M.L. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Las Vegas
Robert Ray
State General Fund
City General Fund
County Court Fund
Department of Public Safety
Senate OKs tax bill to raise 8.5 million in 1983
The Iowa Senate approved 47-0 a bill shifting how non residents and part time Iowans with Iowa income are taxed. The measure, urged by Gov. Ray, aims to balance the 1983 budget and is headed to the House. The average taxpayer face about 190 dollars more in tax.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
House balks at juvenile code bill in incest case defense
Iowa House backed its version of the juvenile justice bill on a 48 48 tie vote opposing Senate changes that would require proof of imminent danger before removing an adult from a home. Rep Minnette Doderer led the stand for protecting children from alleged sex offenders. The measure goes to conference to resolve differences with the Senate.
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Iowa House
Chamber
Senate
Minnette Doderer
Lown City
House
Doderer
Doug Smalley
Conference Committee
Volga Lake
Fayette County
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