Branstad calls for bipartisan fight on deficit
Gov. Terry Branstad urged the Legislature to work across party lines to close a projected 1991 budget gap of more than 40 million dollars. He warned against broad across the board cuts and suggested further executive actions to curb spending, while avoiding partisan blame.
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Rod Boshart
Des Moines Bureau
Des Moines
Terry Branstad
Branstad
Joe Welsh
D-Dubuque
GOP
Welsh
Senate Appropriations Committee
Don Avenson
Captivating pair of cats seek loving homes
Two 10 week old male kittens from Linn County Humane Society await adoption. Adoption fee is 80 dollars each and covers all required shots and surgical neutering.
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Linn County Humane Society
Work release center gains approval in Cedar Rapids plan
Cedar Rapids Planning Commission approved a proposed 75 bed work release center on 29th Avenue SW at 11th Street to house chronic drunken drivers and recently released prisoners. The project moves to the Board of Adjustment with state funds of 500000 already allocated and a federal grant possible. In a separate action the commission tabled a housing development rezoning along 30th Street Drive SE amid traffic and environmental concerns.
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Tee Wry Tan
Cedar Rapids
16Th Avenue
Rockford Road
Department of Correctional Services
Fourth Ave
Board of Adjustment
Linn
29Th Avenue
Gary Hinzman
6Th Judicial District Department of Correctional Services
Commission
30Th Street Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mike Odell
Needles Road
Tama Street
Linn County Public Safety Log Highlights Thefts and Entry Break-ins
The Gazette reports items stolen from CRANDIC Railroad and a residence in Linn County. The case covers 95 steel angle irons valued at 1000 dollars, taken between June 15 and June 27, and a residence on 813 Seventh Ave SW where a video recorder camera Nintendo and six games worth 980 dollars were stolen after entry through a cut screen and unlocked window. A separate incident notes a fight in the 1300 block of First Ave SE at 8:05 p.m. Monday.
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Ing
Crandic Railroad
10Th Street
14Th Avenue
First Avenue SE
Seventh Ave
Nintendo
Theaters and Events at University of Iowa and area venues
Laughing Wild at Theatre A after fireworks at the University of Iowa Theatre Building with $9.50 tickets from Handher office. Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat shows at Old Creamery Theatre in Garrison for $11. Indian Creek Nature Center hosts a bicycle ride from College Green Park to Main Amana at 6 30 am, 60 miles, by Bicycleists of Iowa City. Municipal Band Concert at 8 pm in downtown Plaza.
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University of Iowa
Joseph and the Amazing
Indian Creek Nature Center
College Green Park
Iowa City
Main Amana
NICC administrator moves to South Winneshiek principal post
NICC announces the third administrator to resign this summer will become South Winneshiek high school principal Tom Quinn 43, agriculture business and communication chair, leaving NICC after 1984 tenure. He cites personal professional reasons and aims to apply NICC experience to the district’s curriculum.
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Val Swinton
Northeast Iowa Bureau
Calmar
Northeast Iowa Community College
South Winneshiek
Tom Quinn
NICC
Tom Nugent
Quinn
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