Coe OKs Tuition Hike as Peers Consider Increases
Coe College approves a 14 percent rise for 1981 82 bringing total fees to 6250 including 4520 tuition 720 room 930 board and 80 activity. Other area colleges such as Mount Mercy Cornell College and the University of Iowa eye higher costs with ongoing deliberations on specific increases and aid offsets.
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Midwest
Illinois
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University of Iowa
Mount Vernon Revises Zoning Ordinance With Input From Officials
Mount Vernon planners and council members met to revise the 1975 zoning code. They discussed eight unit multiplex rules, 7500 square foot lot requirements, cluster development, and which matters belong to the planning board or board of adjustment.
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Marion
Charles Cochran
Board of Adjustment
Janet Dumbaugh
Commission
Iowa tax break plan draws Mosher criticism
Iowa lawmakers move to align state tax law with the 1980 federal changes that boost the income exclusion for individuals and couples. The bill would cut tax receipts by an estimated 8 million to 10 million dollars in 1982 and 1983 while expanding credits for alcohol fuels. Comptroller Ronald F. Mosher criticized the plan saying it makes little sense amid a tight state budget and questioned where the money would come from to fund the reductions. Governor Ray did not include the cut in his recent biennial budget plan.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Revenue Department
Iowa Senate Ways and Means
Senate
Ronald F. Mosher
Mosher
Robert D. Ray
Tip leads to arrest in 77 murder case
Clinton County records indicate Arnold Benedict Roling, 19, was arrested on murder charges in the 1977 death of Catherine Bryant, 86, who was beaten at her Clinton home on December 31, 1976 and died January 8, 1977. A new informant tip prompted the arrest and a $100,000 bond sets his custody. a hearing will decide adult or juvenile court.
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Gazette Wire Services
Clinton
Arnold Benedict Roling
Clinton County
Roling
Catherine Bryant
Joseph Beck
Driver charged after drunken driving arrest near Palo
Lawson M. Little, 52, of 3931 16th Ave. SW, was arrested on a drunken driving charge at 7 43 p m Wednesday on a Linn County road south of Palo. The incident followed by a note recalling U S fighter bombers attacking sites in North Vietnam ten years ago.
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Palo
U.S
North Vietnam
Handcuffed youths escape deputy en route to court
Two 16 and 17 year olds, handcuffed together, fled a Linn County sheriff's deputy during transport to a juvenile court hearing in front of Linn Juvenile Court building. They were held after Johnson County burglary arrests and remain sought by police with an alert issued. Deputy Bates, aged over 60, attempted to stop them but they escaped. sheriff Sawyer will review transport procedures.
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Eldora
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Bates
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Donald Sawyer
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Paul Kilburg
Two Arrested in East Side Maidrite Assault Incident
Monticello man Ron Tjaden 23 in fair condition at St. Luke's after an assault at 1323 First Ave SE. Gary Steuri 23 Monticello assaulted. Brad Howard 24 Fort Madison and Darrell McCullough 25 South Sioux City Neb were arrested at the scene for assaulting Steuri. Both victims taken to hospital. Howard and McCullough held in Linn County Jail.
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Gary Steuri
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Brad L. Howard
Fort Madison
Darrell McCullough
South Sioux City
Neb
Tjaden
Howard
McCullough
Linn County
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