Congress Studies Means To Control U.S. Budget
A new congressional committee considers radical budget reforms to curb spending and require two thirds votes for new or revised programs. They debate annual spending ceilings and the potential for Congress to say no to excessive spending while weighing economic needs.
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Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Ullman
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Senate House
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Appropriations
Linn county sets first woman supervisor in history
Mrs. Jean Oxley, longtime Linn county Democratic leader, will assume the county supervisor role next month becoming Linn county’s first woman on the board and possibly the first woman elected to any county post. She also heads the county Democratic organization and aims to keep boards and commissions responsive to taxpayers while engaging diverse voices.
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Jean Oxley
Linn County
Oxley
Johnson County
Center Point
Washington Township
Myron
Robert Wilson
Frank Martin
Myron Oxley
Iowa
Oxleys
Marion
JoAnne
Ralph
Linn-Mar
Save Those Abnormal Fish
In Montaur, New York, the New York Ocean Science Laboratory asks fishermen and sport anglers to report ocean fish with abnormalities. If a specimen cannot be saved, a photo with a ruler and data on date, capture method, and location is requested, per Dr. Herbert M. Austin.
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Herbert M. Austin
Austin
Air Pollution Report From Linn County Health Department
A weekly air quality report shows particulate matter readings at Center Point road and 6 avenue NE with 80.4 percent of time below 0.03 ppm and weekly averages of 0.26 at headquarters and 0.49 at 445 First Street SW. Readings for December 15 to 20 exceed minimal thresholds only briefly, with several days under 0.03 and one day reaching 0.73 at the other site.
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Air Pollution Control Division
Linn County Health Department
Health Department
Center Point Road
Avenue NE
First Street
Holiday safe feeding for dogs urged by Linn County Humane Society
The Linn County Humane Society Auxiliary warns against giving bones from turkey and other poultry as they can splinter and harm dogs. Large soup bones are allowed if not splintering, while regular meals with limited table scraps are recommended. For questions or to join, attend meetings the second Monday each month at 7:30 p.m. at Peoples Bank East.
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Linn County Humane Society
Peoples Bank East
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