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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1983

Page

4

Montezuma senator to keep seat after move to Des Moines

State Sen. Joe Brown resigns senate post to pursue a Sperry Univac public sector analyst role in West Des Moines while keeping a district home. He plans weekly town meetings and high school visits, arguing he remains a resident of the 27th District but faces Republican concerns over representing constituents from Des Moines.

Ken Sullivan Kirkwood Community College Joe Brown D-Montezuma Des Moines Sperry Univac Corp West Des Moines Brown Senate Sperry Kirkwood Williamsburg Sperry Univac Legislative Council Legislative Fiscal Bureau Legislative Service Bureau Iowa Poweshiek Johnson County Luke Roth Iowa Republican Party Roth Phil Tyrrell North English General Assembly Tyrrell

Iowa road use tax funds face cuts if general budget moves pass

IDOT officials warn that shifting up to 80 million dollars in road use tax revenue to the general fund could undermine federal funding for road projects. The five year plan for Iowa roads projects 1984 to 1988 hinges on stable use tax income with 45 percent directed to the state and 55 percent to cities and counties.

Iowa Iowa Department of Transportation Ian MacGillivray IDOT MacGillivray Idot Commission Transportation Department

Farmers to mow roadsides under new IDOT policy

Iowa farmers may mow road right of way under a lifted policy to provide hay for livestock and control weeds. Permits run through Sept. 15 with rules to leave 3 inches of stubble and mow only during daylight on primary highways. The program aims to aid drought distressed farmers and reduce roadside overgrowth, with 1.2 million dollars allocated for 1984 mowing.

Dave Rasdal Ames Iowa Department of Transportation IDOT Terry Branstad Idot Commission del van Horn Iowa Bernie Ortgies

Davenport Teen Pleads Innocent in Bat Beating Death

Ronald Miller 17 of Davenport pleads innocent in Scott County District Court to first degree murder in the July 17 slaying of Kevin Womack. Miller and three others are charged. a co‑victim was beaten but survived. Pre trial hearing set for Oct. 14. Other defendants are Michael Martin 20, Michael Patterson 20, and Denzil Thornburg 24.

Davenport Ronald Miller Scott County Miller Kevin Womack University Hospitals Iowa City Womack Michael Martin Michael Patterson Denzil Thornburg

Legislators and Branstad Rule Out Tax Hike Budget Plan

Key Iowa lawmakers and Gov. Terry Branstad agree deficits will be erased by reduced spending not revenue increases. They forecast a 40 to 75 million dollar shortfall this year and may consider across the board cuts or a special session to approve targeted savings. They will reconvene in two weeks as revenue data flows in.

DES Moines Terry Branstad Branstad Susan Neely Neely Don Avenson Doelwein Avenson Legislative Fiscal Bureau

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