Nagle and Nussle clash over balanced budget amendment
Iowa representatives Nagle and Nussle take opposing positions on the proposed constitutional balanced budget amendment. Nagle warns of dire economic and social costs for Iowa, while Nussle argues for the measure as a first step to curb deficits and vows to take sacrifices, even risking his seat.
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Clinton accuses Bush of dodging deficit talk in TV interviews
In Little Rock Bill Clinton says President Bush backs a balanced budget to dodge deficit debates and criticizes Ross Perot as offering change without solid proposals. He notes the constitutional amendment would not take effect until 1998 after Bush’s second term.
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Water system pressures rise as demand outpaces capacity
City officials warn current water use projections for this and next summer exceed revised capacity while a new 20 million gallon per day plant remains two years away. Safety Commissioner J D Smith says the plant may soon prove too small as demand climbs, while officials explore immediate expansions and better pricing signals to fund upgrades. Cityline updates and daily consumption figures will keep residents informed.
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