Iowa tracks clash as simulcast pact costs four venues
Iowa Racing Commission approves a new Prairie Meadows Bluffs Run simulcast deal removing payments to Waterloo and Dubuque dog tracks. Waterloo Dubuque officials warn live racing will suffer as purses and kennel profits rely on the former subsidies.
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Wentworth
Iowa jobs outlook steadies as manufacturing slips
Iowa remains aligned with the U S employment trend but continues a shift from manufacturing toward services. The DES notes non farm employment rose to a record 1 236 500 in 1991 while the jobless rate rose to 4 6 percent, with projections to stay around 4 7 percent by 1996.
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Iowa
Mike Blank
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Blank
CES
Judy Erickson
Lloyd Jones accuses Grassley over one on one debates
Des Moines Iowa U S Senate candidate Jean Lloyd Jones charges incumbent Charles Grassley is afraid to debate one on one while Grassley aides say his participation in debates is not in question. Nine candidates appear on the Iowa Senate ballot including independents and third parties. Lloyd Jones says any number of debaters is fine but Grassley’s campaign accuses her of excluding legitimate independents.
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Democrats target Bush with pink slip at Iowa State Fair
At the Iowa State Fair Democrats collect pink layoff notices aimed at President George Bush. The notices exhort Bush over the economy, cost of health care and tax promises, and will be sent to Senator Charles Grassley after August 30. The move mirrors a previous appeal targeting Governor Branstad over state layoffs.
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New York tour boat sails to Iowa for floating casino
The Sioux City Soa, a former New York sightseeing vessel, departs on a 3000 mile voyage via the Atlantic coast Florida Gulf and Mississippi rivers toward Sioux City to operate as a floating casino. A 111 member crew and 17000 gallons of fuel accompany the 26 day trip with a 12 day dry dock for freshwater conversion and Coast Guard inspection.
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Atlantic Coast
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi
Missouri
Ted Carlson
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