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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 2003

Page

15

Iowa Supreme Court tax split on race track slots eyed by high court

Iowa argues legislators acted within broad authority to tax race track slot machines at a higher rate than riverboat casinos. The Iowa Supreme Court ordered refunds of 112 million, and the case questions equal protection. The high court questioned differing rates amid concerns the law favored riverboat communities. Justices pressed both sides as they weigh rational basis and industry expansion aims.

E. Michael Myers Washington Iowa Tom Miller U.S. Supreme Court Miller Iowa Supreme Court United States Mark McCormick mid-America McCormick Sandra Day O’connor

Marion staff targets 340000 budget cuts in city plan

Marion officials propose cuts across departments to save about 340000, with reductions from state funds and a 2003 2004 budget overhaul. Proposed actions include deferring pay raises delaying new positions trimming travel budgets and eliminating programs such as the toilet program arts funding and hotel motel funds. The City Council could vote on the plan at 7 p m Thursday at City Hall.

Cindy Hadish Gazette Marion Tom Vilsack Iowa Jeff Schott Schott eSmall City Eighth Ave

Linn supervisors urge veto of Reinventing Government bill

Linn County Board of Supervisors prepared to approve a resolution urging Governor Tom Vilsack to veto Senate File 453 known as Reinventing Government. The measure would cut 70 million dollars from counties and cities prompting officials including Sheriff Don Zeller and Auditor Linda Langenberg to sign a letter voicing concerns about reduced local services and the budget already set for July 1.

Linn County Board of Supervisors Tom Vilsack Senate Jim Houser Supervisors Don Zeller Joan McCalmant Linda Langenberg Harold Denton Michael Stevenson

Johnson County vows new jail with alternatives planned

Johnson County supervisor Terrence Neuzil says the Jail Space and Services Task Force report makes a new jail inevitable while urging a facility with alternatives. The group, led by John Robertson, recommends electronic monitoring, treatment programs, and a long term replacement plan to reduce crowding and help mentally ill or substance abusing offenders.

Heather McElwain Gazette Iowa City Johnson County Terrence Neuzil John Robertson Robertson

Graham attacks rivals on first Iown trip in Des Moines

Presidential hopeful Bob Graham used his Des Moines visit to attack three rivals for supporting a 350 billion dollar tax cut. He said he voted against any tax cut while urging a critique of rivals John Edwards Joe Lieberman and John Kerry. Graham aims to build organization and fundraising as he plans more Iowa visits.

Clarence Thomas Stephen Beyer Des Moines Dubuque Miller Florida Bob Graham Graham North Carolina John Edwards Connecticut Joe Lieberman Massachusetts John Kerry Joe John Associated Press Congress Edwards Lieberman Kerry Bush Senate Steve Jarding

Systems Unlimited embezzlement probe in Iowa City

Iowa City police investigate alleged embezzlement by a former Systems Unlimited Inc. employee. Executive director William Gorman says the person accessed the accounts payable to issue checks to a fabricated vendor, with hundreds of monthly checks possible. No impact to consumer funds, donations, or services.

the Gazette Iowa City Systems Unlimited Inc Systems Unlimited Jim Steffen William Gorman System Unlimited Gorman

Hughes dies at 88 famed Cedar Rapids horticulturist

Memorial service for Dwight W. Hughes 88, noted horticulturist and philanthropist, will be held at 3 p.m. today in Cedar Rapids. He co owned Cedar Rapids Nursery Co. and helped establish ISU and Kirkwood horticulture programs. His family endowed Iowa Arboretum and Reiman Gardens with $1 million each. Visitation 1 to 7 p.m. at 2100 Wilson Ave. SW. Turner West Funeral Home arranging.

Gazette Cedar Rapids Dwight W. Hughes Hughes Hazel Iowa Arboretum Reiman Gardens Iowa State University ISU Dwight Hughes Jr Cedar Rapids Nursery Co Kirkwood Community College Iowa Nursery and Landscape Association Hall of Fame All Iowa Fair Board Wilson Ave Turner West Funeral Home

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