Branstad outlines funding priorities for Iowa
Gov. Terry Branstad unveils a $4.04 billion budget for fiscal 1997 with a $562 million surplus, aiming for tax relief and education funding. He backs a 3 percent allowable growth in school aid funded from the general fund, inheritance tax repeal, income tax indexing, and tax reforms while warning against rushing tax cuts amid federal policy shifts. Regents praise a $51 million construction plan for Iowa universities, with $588.3 million in state money and $66.14 million forthcoming over three years for renovations and facilities.
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Gazette
EL Moines
Iowa
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University of Iowa
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U of I
Iowa Eyes Devolution to Local Delivery of Federal Programs
Gov. Terry Branstad outlined a plan to shift federal programs to local communities focusing on work force development public health Medicaid child welfare and welfare programs. The administration aims to empower individuals via a regional local delivery system with funding block grants and a broker role for the state.
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Gazette
Des Moines
ES Moines
Terry Branstad
Iowa
Gretchen Tegeler
State Department of Management
Department of Workforce Development
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