Budget talk hints at painful cuts and wary consensus
Lawmakers face a 92.6 million revenue rise for fiscal 1993 with education and human services likely to absorb most of it. Branstad seeks permanent across the board cuts and GAAP shift by 1995 while debates over reserves, suspended appropriations, welfare spending, and pending lawsuits cloud the budget outlook.
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Varn
Roger Halvorson
R-Monona
Branstad
Legislative Fiscal Bureau
Richard Johnson
Fisher
Senate
Bill Hutchins
D-Audubon
Johnson
Hutchins
Two more groups oppose Paul Simon South Africa tour
In Johannesburg the Pan Africanist Congress and AZAPO joined the Azanian Youth League in opposing Paul Simon's tour, with AZAPO threatening protests. Organizers said the concerts would proceed amid broader black support from ANC and Inkatha Freedom Party, while PAC and AZAPO push for continued sanctions and a power shift.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Paul Simon
Saturday Star
Pan Africanist Congress
Oe People’s Organization
Azanian Youth Ague
PAC R
AZAPO
African National Congress
Inkatha Freedom Party
Si‘mon
PAC
Mortgage Rate Update Prompt Phone Line
Cityline urges customers to call 363-7000 and enter category 1700 to track today’s mortgage rates.
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Cityline
GATT approval looming as farm subsidy clash sparks trade bids
A contingency in 1990 legislation could trigger a $1 billion rise in agricultural export subsidies and a marketing loan for wheat and feed grains if GATT is not reached by June 30. Lawmakers warn that failure could ignite a farm subsidy fight and strain U S relations with Europe and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Richard Lugar
Indiana
Senate Agriculture Committee
Bush
Dole
United States
U.S
Washington Post
Gazette
Charles Grassley
Grassley
Sens
Bob Kerrey
Jim Exon
Nebraska
Tom Harkin
Iowa
University of Illinois expands HIV training for family practice residents
The university pairs residents with HIV patients for hands on care at the Virology Clinic as part of a $216000 federal grant. Drs Jack Stapelton and Elizabeth Burns lead the program with Knudson noting patient experiences and resident interest in HIV and AIDS related care.
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U of
Magic Johnson
Knudson
Los Angles Laker
U of I
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Jack Stapelton
Elizabeth Burns
David Rosenthal
Barbara Christensen
Louise Wolf-Novak
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Bob Arnould
D-Davenport
Baldwin
Collins Road Square
David Lynch
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Ymstrong
ST Mse Ee
Zeftron
Saxony
Armstrong
Cedar Rapids
1St Ave
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Ginsbergsewelers
2Nd Street
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