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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2000
Page
10
Iowa governments face at least 1.3 billion dollars in unpaid taxes, child support, fines, and hospital bills. Officials say the bill equals a significant burden on taxpayers and the state is stepping up collection efforts amid disputed amounts and future debt reporting.
Iowa Republicans urged Gov. Tom Vilsack to finance ethanol gas relief coupons from the general fund rather than road-use or RISE funds. Senate leader Stewart Iverson said Republicans seek discretionary general fund money, citing road-improvement earmarks tied to gas taxes. Iverson awaits Vilsack's reply amid his absence at a governors meeting.
A Iowa health study panel reports little evidence that body piercing causes serious health problems but urges sanitary procedures. The 23 member council notes piercing beyond the ear is a recent trend with few population studies. infections including staphylococcus and rare streptococcus, tuberculosis, and tetanus have been linked to ear piercing.
Des Moines Iowa Republican and business leaders urged Gov Tom Vilsack to restore Right to Work language from the Department of Economic Development materials and the Iowa web site. They argue removal weakens marketing to attract business while Vilsack calls it a manufactured political claim. Republican leaders vow to press for the clause in the 2001 legislature and say Iowa should trumpet its right to work status. National Federation of Independent Business backs maintaining the line, warning removal signals a less friendly business climate.
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