Iowa May Leading Index Drops for Third Month
Iowa economic indicators faltered for May marking a third straight monthly decline. The leading index fell 0.1 percent due to lower crop prices and weaker new residential construction, while initial jobless claims improved and stock prices rose. The report cautions no imminent downturn, with rates expected to ease benefits in some sectors.
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Zette
Des Moines
Iowa
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Standard and Poor
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Great Lakes states rebound from budget woes
The Great Lakes states led by Ohio Indiana Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota report budget surpluses and larger rainy day funds after a multi year deficit. Minnesota tops with a 532.9 million surplus and tax cuts while Wisconsin eyes lower rates and property tax relief along with 899 million in new money to curb local taxes. Michigan Indiana Illinois and Ohio outline spending and tax reform plans as they rebuild.
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Michael Ley
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Democrats consider delegates to shorten 1988 primary season
Barbara Leach of the Iowa Democratic Party says national leaders are exploring offering more delegates as an incentive for states to delay early primaries in 1988. She notes Iowa aims to keep the first precinct caucuses and comments on New Hampshire’s scheduling impact. The party unveils a public budget of 23.1 million for the next 18 months and plans closer coordination with state groups.
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Des Moines
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Tauke staff shifts include four promotions and a return
In Washington DC three staffers receive promotions while one former member rejoins Rep. Tauke's 2nd District team. Gem Meyer moves to Washington as administrative assistant. Alan Peterson becomes district office manager. Craig Takes becomes district manager. Paul Savary returns as staff after leaving. Patricia Wichser leaves to farm.
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Tauke
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Washington
Alan Peterson
Meyer
Craig Takes
Dubuque
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Takes
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