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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1996

Page

4

Iowa leaders laud rosy finances and caution needed

The Gazette editorial lauds Iowa's 150 year financial stability, praising Gov. Branstad and lawmakers from both parties for restoring a past deficit to a projected surplus of over 500 million by next year. It notes a 4 percent budget increase to just over 4 billion, still below projected revenue under existing laws.

Lowa Ron Corbett Cedar Rapids Gazette Terry Branstad Senate Wally Horn General Assembly Iowa Branstad

Iowa budget balance faces doubt over continued tax relief

The piece argues lawmakers face a restraint challenge as they pursue education, tax relief, and law enforcement funding while maintaining a 99 percent spending cap. It warns continuing tax cuts could erode revenue and shift tax burdens to local governments, risking future tax increases.

Branstad Iowa Lowa

War on drugs wastes lives says Cedar Rapids attorney

A Cedar Rapids lawyer and former Iowa State Bar president argues the war on drugs fails to curb supply or crime. He cites rising arrests, swollen prisons, and drug profits fueling cartels while advocating decriminalization to remove incentives and reduce violence.

Cedar Rapids Iowa State Bar Association Sen. Grassley America Washington, D.C Des Moines French Foreign Legion Bill Buckley

Stop thinking that too many are in jail by Boldt

The report from the Council on Crime in America argues too few criminals are jailed and predicts a violent crime surge. It notes declines are due to policing in big cities and cites low arrest rates, short prison terms, and high parole exposure. It warns hardened youth in inner cities will fuel future crime.

Justice Department Colombia Des Moines David R. Bold America United States Council On Crime In America Griffin Bell Jimmy Carter William Bennett Ronald Reagan Cza New York Houston Abraham Philadelphia

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