Clinton Gore bus tour stirs Iowa campaign drama
Clinton and Gore head to Cedar Rapids and Des Moines as Democrats tout health care reform. A Quaker Oats stop drew 10 000 to 15 000 workers with 24 buses planned. Harkin helped secure $6 million for biotech, while Republicans call the tour a brief photo op.
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Iowa voter registrations show Democrats still lead but margin narrows
Iowa's latest voter registration totals show 585,578 Democrats, 500,370 Republicans, and 454,866 no party, with independents slipping by 15,704 since March. GOP figures say primary contests cut into Dem advantage as Perot observers note little shift to no party. Dublin?
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CITYLINE Pushes 24/7 News Service Access
City residents are urged to call CITYLINE at 363 7000 and select category 2500 for up to the minute news reports and live updates. The service promises rapid, 24 hour coverage across local events and breaking stories.
Sheriff Sale Notice for 1988 Dodge Shadow and 1986 Honda
Iowa District Court Linn County issues a sheriff's sale to satisfy a judgment for Firstar Bank Cedar Rapids NA. The 1988 Dodge Shadow and 1986 Honda motorcycle will be sold at public auction for cash at 9:30 AM on September 9, 1992, at the Front Door of the Linn County Courthouse. Exemption rules apply. judgment amount $6,667.71 plus costs and interest.
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Nussle attacked again on raises in Iowa race
Democratic critics accuse Rep. Jim Nussle of pay raises for aides totaling about 85 thousand dollars while he rails against congressional pay hikes. Nussle calls the charges distorted and blames rival Rep. Dave Nagle in a northeast Iowa district race seen as too close to call.
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Iowa Tax Receipts Propel July Revenues Higher
Des Moines Iowa tax collections rose 12.6 percent in July lifting total receipts to 201.9 million dollars, driven by double-digit gains in personal income, sales and use taxes. Officials cite July timing and a July 1 sales tax increase from 4 to 5 percent as factors, with projected fiscal year growth adjusted from 4.2 to about 11 percent. Personal income taxes jumped 22.3 percent to 91.4 million, corporate taxes plunged nearly 50 percent to 11.37 million, while sales and use taxes increased 26.2 and 21.7 percent respectively.
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