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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 2011

Page

6

Senate panel backs 2 percent school aid growth

An Iowa Senate Education Committee vote approved a 2 percent allowable growth increase in per pupil state aid for 2012. Two superintendents urged lawmakers to fund at least 2 percent and preserve voluntary preschool, while Republicans push for no base increase to favor property tax relief.

Senate Rod Boshart Des Moines Mary Jo Wilhelm D-Cresco Education Committee Terry Branstad GOP Randy Feenstra R-Hull Branstad

Pawlenty outlines family focus at Iowa City education event

Former Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty spoke at the University of Iowa during a Family Leader lecture in Iowa City. He urged public education improvements, more schooling options, and accountability in higher education while calling for entitlement reform and a restrained federal budget.

Pawlenty Iowa City Diane Minnesota Tim Pawlenty University of Iowa Bob Vander Plaats Jim Slosiarek the Gazette The Family Leader

Branstad warns tax cuts may not all be possible

Gov. Terry Branstad told lawmakers that Iowa cannot afford all proposed tax cuts at once. He supports property tax relief and a flat corporate tax, while House Republicans push a 20 percent personal income tax cut costing 204 million first year. He prefers targeted property tax relief and future rate reform.

Branstad James Q. Lynch Des Moines Terry Branstad Exchange Iowa Public Radio Gover Iowa House Kraig Paulsen Hiawatha Paulsen

Capitol Digest Monday Statehouse Roundup

A bill banning most abortions after week 20 may not pass the House Human Resources Committee. Senate Study Bill 1048 would expand energy definitions to include synthesis gas to attract federal tax credits for a $170 million Marion project. A same sex marriage public accommodations bill draws opposition from groups who say it breaks Iowa values. Sen Herman Quirmbach criticizes dissolvable nicotine products as he backs tighter controls.

Human Resources Committee Linda Miller R-Bettendorf Senate Marion Swati Dandekar D-Marion Commerce Committee House Interfaith Alliance of Iowa Action Fund One Iowa The American Civil Liberties Union of Iowa Herman Quirmbach D-Ames

Lake Macbride no wake rule stirs Iowa debate

Eastern Iowans press for statewide lake rules arguing Macbride’s no wake limit should apply to all 100 acre plus lakes. Lawmakers and residents discuss motor size, boat access, and whether Coralville Lake offers a fair alternative while protesting disparate treatment between lakes.

Sleeper Macbride Dandekar

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