Vilsack open to cuts but GOP pushes for more
Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack said he could accept up to 10 million dollars in budget cuts while Republicans push for 40 million. He accused GOP leaders of reneging on bargaining, but both sides pledged to continue talks as lawmakers move ahead with proposed reductions.
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Legislature weighs budget cuts amid slowing tax receipts
Lawmakers face a weak economy that reduced projected state tax income. Republicans push for immediate cuts while Governor Vilsack cites about 150 million in budget cushions. Debates may be scheduled later in the week as GOP seeks to frame Vilsack as a big spender.
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President casino closes as newer riverboat takes over
The five deck President riverboat ends 10 years of operation on the Mississippi after opening April 1 1991. It is being replaced by the Treble Clef which becomes Rhythm City Casino Isle of Capri by 5 p.m. Friday. The move affects revenue of 68.5 million dollars in 2000 and marks a shift from Cincinnati origins to modern riverboat gaming.
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