Iowa lawmakers weigh 65-foot trucks amid Ray veto doubt
Gov. Robert Ray signaled opposition to a long truck rider attached to a bus-truck bill, saying lawmakers should split the issues. The measure would allow 65-foot twin trailers on certain highways with a $250 annual fee, while the 55 mph limit bill also moves forward.
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Land Use Bill Okayed by Senate Committee
Des Moines Iowa Senate natural resources committee approved a land use policy bill 5 to 2 to rewrite the house version for next session. Leaders plan no debate this session and will form an interim study committee to review policy. The measure shifts control to local and county bodies with designated critical areas.
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No Compromise on Income Tax Revamp
A conference committee in Des Moines failed to reach a compromise on revising Iowa income tax. The first panel was disbanded and a new group appointed as House and Senate versions clash. House supports a postcard return with a 20 percent Iowa tax of federal liability. Senate plans keep current rates with relief for under 20 000 income.
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First Man Joins Iowa City League of Women Voters
William Musser owner of an Iowa City jewelry store joined the Iowa City chapter becoming the first man to do so He was appointed county chairman and said his goal is civic work with an excellent staff Meanwhile West Union plans a Saturday flea market from 9 am to 2 pm sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce with nine booths reserved.
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Dubuque Man Killed in Jones County Crash
Tim McCallister, 20, of Dubuque, died on arrival at Dubuque Medical Center after a highway 151 crash northeast of Monticello at 12 55 a.m. Richard Basten, 20, and Cindy Weiland, 16, both of Dubuque, survived with minor injuries. Basten reportedly missed a curve. the car rolled several times, McCallister was thrown 100 feet, and Weiland was pinned until help arrived.
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Senate optimism on social gambling bill passage
Senate leaders expect to approve the social gambling measure after House changes, with Sen. Gene Glenn stating the adjustments are not critical. The bill would outlaw high stakes games and cap losses at 50 dollars in a 24 hour period while dropping tavern license fees. The Senate plans to consider the bill within days.
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