Stallmove fails on corrections bill in Iowa House
The Iowa House rejected Rep. Don Avenson’s bid to send the $257 million corrections and mental health appropriations bill back to subcommittee on a 57-37 vote. The measure would close the Iowa Juvenile Home at Toledo and the Women’s Reformatory at Rockwell City, moving juveniles and prisoners to other facilities, with further policy questions debated as the bill moves through the legislature.
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Des Moines
General Assembly
Iowa
House of Representatives
Don Avenson
Toledo
Rockwell City
Mitchellville
Eldora
House
Richard Weldon
Lowa Falls
Lyle Krewson
Urbandale
Krewson
Take One may spark Winters weekly series
Television uncertainties hover as Friday night's Take One could earn Jonathan Winters a new weekly show. The move is seen as both promising and risky for his career.
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Jayne Kennedy
Jonathan Winters
Index IRS man questions writer of materials
An IRS agent asks a taxpayer who authored the materials in question. The exchange centers on copyright and the origin of the content. The dialogue highlights concern over authorship and potential infringement without detailing the conclusion.
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IRS
Hultman testimony under fire in Senate inquiry
Two U.S. senators question Evan Hultman of Waterloo former U.S. attorney for the northern district of Iowa, alleging possible perjury or obstruction of justice from his December Senate subcommittee testimony. They cite 18 USC 1621 and 1505 as potential violations and say 16 points conflict with DOJ records. The letter to Sen Thurmond requests DOJ review and possible inquiry.
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U.S
Evan Hultman
Waterloo
Iowa
Senate
Washington
Hultman
Pittsburgh
Jack Nard
Justice Department
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Senate Judiciary Committee
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Department of Justice
Judiciary Committee
Thor
Oughly
Nard
Justice
Northern District of Iowa
Thurmond
Iowans rush to file state taxes before deadline
Iowa tax returns must be filed by midnight to avoid penalties. A 5 percent monthly penalty up to 25 percent applies to late filers who owe. no penalty for late filing if no tax is owed. About 1.04 million returns filed, 475,000 refunds mailed, with ~140,000 more expected.
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Des Moines
UPI
Mike Flaherty
Iowa
Linn County ADC cutoff hits 300 families hard
More than 300 Linn County families lost their monthly Aid to Dependent Children checks as Iowa Legislature ended the program to trim the budget. Officials fear some families may turn to illegal income while awaiting possible reinstatement for the next fiscal year starting July 1.
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Linn County
Iowa
Department of Social Services
Harold Sisco
St. SW
Nancy Sisco
Nancy
Siscos
Edith Pruismann
Pruismann
ADC
Carter ex-president finds private life mellow after first hundred days
In an interview in Plains, Jimmy Carter says his life after leaving the White House has become calmer. He discusses avoiding press attention, writing his book with historians in Atlanta, and Rosalynn’s gardening as a coping aid while noting the public still seeks him out.
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UPI
Jimmy Carter
Rosalynn Carter
Plains
Atlanta
Federal Building
White House
Rosalynn
Carter
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