No change seen in plan to bailout Iowa jobless fund
Iowa lawmakers return to the 1984 session facing the unemployment compensation fund issue. Leaders argue over tax and benefit changes, with the Iowa Manufacturers Association claiming the 1983 action raises employer contributions by 665 million and cuts benefits by 64 million. Some leaders say no revision is needed, while indications show potential technical corrections and continued debate on physician choice, public employee bargaining scope, and plant closing measures. Tomorrow’s item includes child safety seats.
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Elder couple weds at IOOF Home in Mason City
In their 80s, 85-year old Art Zirbel marries 81-year-old Mary Foster at the IOOF Home. Zirbel’s first wife died in a car crash. foster is a new bride after caring for her mother. They joke about studying family planning as they skip a honeymoon.
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