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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1982

Page

10

City proposes broad fee hikes to landfill sewer and transit

The plan would raise landfill non resident and vehicle fees to three dollars for stations and autos pulling trailers and boost loads from commercial firms. Bi monthly residential sewer rates would rise to ten dollars amid a projected next year deficit of five hundred sixty one thousand dollars. Bus service funding climbs to forty one thousand eight hundred sixty three dollars, with property tax transit levy up to five four per thousand. Humane Shelter fees would also rise for dogs and cats including higher impoundment and boarding costs and adoption fees.

Dick Gates Cedar Rapids Marion Hiawatha Iowa

Iowa House debates minimum tax amid IRA tax-break clash

GOP and Democratic leaders clash over a proposed minimum tax led by Rep. Minnette Doderer as a Senate fix and tax break plan for IRAs prompt backroom pressure. Averson warns delays could hurt, while Pope questions revenue estimates and timing. House sessions pause amid closed-door dissension.

Minnette Doderer Oiowa City GOP Pope Doderer House Don Avenson Oelwein

Crisis at hospital as hostage taker spares doctor for food

Police identified hostage taker Goulet and said he held Dr. Paul Marten head of psychiatry and other staff including Dr. Paul Bowman nurse Jo Cummins and nurse Jean Cox. After about three hours Goulet released Marten in exchange for food.

Goulet Chapman Paul Marten Marten Williams Paul Bowman Jo Cummins Jean Cox

Budget cuts target Medicaid liens and family contributions

Lawmakers report Reagan's 1983 budget includes state level liens on nursing home patients' real property to recoup Medicaid costs after death and a plan for adult children to contribute to parental care. They warn these cuts threaten the safety net while noting authority shifts and EPA, education, and energy spending reductions.

Max Baucus D-Mont Health Care Financing Administration Medicare and Medicaid Public Health Service Administration Reagan John Dingell D-Mich House Energy and Commerce Committee Richard Ottinger D-N.y Energy Conservation and Power Henry Waxman D-Calif Health and the Environment James Florio D-N.j Commerce Timothy Wirth D-Corp Ottinger

Congress weighs IRS exemption powers and military aid

Busing told Ways and Means that Congress should block Reagan’s bill granting the IRS authority to withhold tax exemptions. A closed session said Army and FBI probed attempts to recruit Green Berets to train Libyan terrorists. Appropriations approved 2.3 billion for unemployment programs. Ambrose said no AH-64 contract until cost disputes with the producer are resolved. Watt barred meetings with aides of hostile oversight panels.

Tribe Harvard House Ways and Means Congress IRS House Intelligence Committee Army FBI James Ambrose Senate Tactical Warfare Subcommittee

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