Brown urges Iowans to choose or stay uncommitted
Gov. Edmund Brown appeals to Iowa Democrats to vote for him or be uncommitted as Carter and Kennedy dodge debates. He blasts Carter for a grain embargo stance, urges continued grain sales pending Congress review, and calls for selective military aid while critiquing the United Nations’ limits.
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Jerry) Brown
California
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Iran
America
Cities mobilize against 6 percent commercial tax limit bill
The League of Iowa Municipalities urges cities to oppose a bill capping increases on commercial property values at 6 percent. It warns 325 cities could lose about 4.1 million in tax revenue, prompting higher levies, more bonds, and greater use of fees to cover inflation.
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Iowa
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Jim Rose
Comptroller’s Office
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Merle Kopel
Kopel
Surge in TIF district values boosts future taxes and bonds
Valuations in the community center TIF district rose by about 11 million dollars in the last year, lifting current value to nearly 49.2 million and the tax increment to 31.7 million. Estimated fiscal 1980 increment taxes total 1.045 million to fund Five Seasons Center bonds, with refinanced financing enabling broader use within amended areas.
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Stouffer’s
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