Real Money Needed In Economic Development Debate In Iowa
House Speaker Don Avenson says Senate moves in the right direction but calls for locating real money to fund development plans. Also reports on a father rights case, spending cap efforts, federal road funds, seat belt hearing, Marion police chief reprimand, Kwik-Way expansion, Cyclones coach, automatic berths critique, insurance column, store closure, declining orders, nervous farmers, and rising farm costs.
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House
Don Avenson
D-Oelwein
Senate
Iowa
State income dip not seen as lasting says budget chief
Des Moines Bureau reports state revenue fell 4.6 percent in February but budget chief Krahl sees it as a temporary dip. He maintains the year end total will meet the 6.4 percent growth target. March and May outcomes could alter projections. February personal income tax rose 0.6 percent while sales tax fell 5.5 percent.
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Des Moines
William Krahl
Krahl
Terry Branstad
Spike Bike Week Brings Colorful Motorcyclists to Daytona Beach
The Daytona Beach event drew bikers including Jim Nabierala of Toledo Ohio who displayed his special biking gloves amid a lively crowd and vibrant costumes during the weeklong gathering.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Jim Nabierala
Toledo
Ohio
Branstad Signs Bills On School Start And Water Plan
Governor Branstad signed two bills giving Iowa schools a latest start date of September for 1986-87 and creating a water allocation priorities plan. The school bill delays classes until Sept 1 and the water bill expands regulatory authority, simplifies nonregulated use, and requires conservation for public health with a priority system during shortages.
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Branstad
Des Moines
Iowa
Terry Branstad
Department of Water, Air and Waste Management
Pension rules tweak for FMC shutdown production staff
The union terms redefine full benefits for FMC workers during shutdown. Those 62 plus with 30 years are treated as 65 for pension purposes. those 55 plus with 10 years face a 4 percent yearly reduction to age 65. Retirees may keep health coverage by paying half the premium. The Gazette invites complaints about accuracy with corrections published in this space, phone 398 8313.
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FMC
the Gazette
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 by The Gazette Company and published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates show carrier 2.25 per week and by mail 10.40 for 4 weeks 110.00 for 52 weeks with restrictions and AP republication rights noted.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Iowa
Associated Press
AP News
P.O
West Liberty Double Death Ruled Murder-Suicide
West Liberty police and Muscatine County investigators ruled the Monday shotgun deaths of Saundra Trimble and A. Keith Schiele as murder death by own action. Autopsies were pending results, with one shot showing Schiele likely killed Trimble before shooting himself. Authorities note an on again off again relationship and no notes found.
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West Liberty
Muscatine County
Daryl Werner
Werner
Trimble
Duane
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