Iowa Eyes Speed Limit Flexibility But Likely Holds 65 Floor
Gov. Terry Branstad would allow states to set speeds but likely not raise the rural interstates beyond 65 mph. He may review some four lane expressways to adjust up, depending on federal guidelines, while opposing a return to 75 mph.
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Detroit business leader runs on antibureaucracy ticket
Maurice Merry Taylor Jr., Titan International CEO, announces a self funded campaign for president. He labels the U.S. government a massive business needing a leader with a business background and vows to cut the federal bureaucracy by a third, saving about 60 billion annually. He compares his focus to Ross Perot and plans a nationwide tour visiting opponents’ hometowns.
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Harkin Recycles Dole Quote On Federal Nutrition Authority
Sen. Tom Harkin urges federal primacy for nutrition programs arguing standardization of benefits is needed. He quoted Sen. Bob Dole from 1982 while dismissing GOP block grant plans and responding to Iowa Governor Branstad at a Public Voice conference on child health and nutrition.
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