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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1986

Page

4

Branstad deflects claim of income tax rise as incredible

Gov. Branstad rejects Democratic charges that his plan to net 125 million to 175 million dollars more in state income taxes is a tax increase. He argues the proposal mirrors federal code changes and will lower overall taxes for most Iowans while boosting education funding and reducing property taxes. The plan would raise 125 to 175 million and use 100 million for teacher pay and education aid.

Judy Daubenmier Des Moines Terry Branstad Branstad Iowa Democratic Party Arthur Davis Senate Lowell Jenkins House Iowa Department of Revenue and Finance Donald Avenson D-Oelwein Avenson William Krahl Krahl

Iowa Utilities Board deregulates mobile phones easing Iowa rollout

The Iowa Utilities Board agreed to deregulate mobile telephone and paging services, paving the way for cellular phones in Iowa. First service could launch in Des Moines this fall with plans for Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, and the Quad Cities. several companies including NewVector Communications and Centel Cellular show interest.

DES Moines Iowa Utilities Board Iowa Federal Communications Commission Sig Jaastad Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Cedar Rapids Waterloo Quad Cities Utilities Board Jaastad Northwestern Bell NewVector Communications US West United Tele Spectrum Inc Kansas City United Telecommunications Inc Centel Cellular Inc Continental Telecom Inc Atlanta

Prison bars fail to stop threats to Iowa boy

Federal inmate Judy Ann Williams, also known as Robyn Shawnee Jackson, faces new restrictions after a fourth threatening letter to Larry Carter’s 11 year old daughter in Des Moines. Authorities say she has a long pattern of harassment from the Lexington Kentucky prison. Carter says the latest letter menaces sexual acts and arson at their home. Williams has been held for psychiatric evaluation and a Des Moines hearing is set for August 14.

Des Moines Iowa Larry Carter Judy Ann Williams Robyn Shawnee Jackson Carter Williams Federal Correctional Institution Lexington Anne Lahey Johnson County Iowa City Robert Ray Dan Dove Kentucky Guy Cook U.S Cook Lahey

Reactors Built to Weather Tornado Winds, Officials Say

Utility officials assert coal and nuclear plants have thick concrete and steel to endure Midwest tornadoes. After Port Neal Iowa damage, experts note containment walls at Cooper Nuclear Station and Fort Calhoun are 3 to 4 feet thick and designed for direct hits, with Fort Calhoun rated to withstand 500 mph winds.

Omaha Neb Iowa Midwest Port Neal Sioux City Iowa Public Power Service Co Don Schaufelberger Nebraska Public Power District Cooper Nuclear Station Brownville Omaha Public Gary Williams Williams Fort Calhoun U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Calhoun Omaha Public Power District Jim Zoller National Weather Service Agency

ISU Plane Crash Found No Mechanical Or Weather Cause

Federal investigators found no mechanical problems or pilot error nor weather factors in the Des Moines crash that killed seven ISU students and staff. The NTSB says the ISU plane was slightly closer than allowed to a preceding jet. findings released after Kansas City meeting with officials. The report, due to be filed in two weeks, will lead to public hearings to determine probable cause.

AMES Iowa State University ISU National Transportation Safety Board Kansas City W.R. Klassen

Grassley amendment blocks tax credits for Libya linked firms

The Senate approved a Grassley amendment denying tax credits to U S firms paying taxes to Libya and other terrorism linked countries. The measure attached to debt ceiling legislation cites about 2 billion dollars in Libya taxes paid by five U S oil companies that year and argues credits should not apply.

Washington Senate Charles Grassley Riowa Libya Grassley U.S

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