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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1969
Page
37
DES MOINES AP The UNI president warns a 150 dollar yearly tuition rise may be needed without more state funds while Senator Messerly calls the current entrance fee discriminatory. The university seeks 26.9 million for the coming budget as enrollment grows and faculty salaries rise to align with peers.
Des Moines Democrat lawmakers, back from vacation, argue the sales tax credit refund is a real issue as Republicans push repeal. The 1967 law granted refunds to low and middle income families, but drafting flaws let many high and middle income individuals receive refunds. Nearly 13 million in refunds were issued in 1967, auto issued unless opted out. Since William Forst’s arrival at the state revenue department, refunds now require a checkbox on the tax form to confirm entitlement, which could curb 1968 credits.
Des Moines reports federal and state tax errors are near normal with surtax mistakes down to about 2 percent of returns. Most errors are math or missing signatures or social security numbers. Iowa refunds lag due to computer reprogramming and sales tax refund delays amid a Legislature plan to limit credits for low income families.
In Des Moines Rep William Carrington explains a bill to acquire a Sioux City building for psychologists and pathologists but halts mid phrase due to false teeth. The piece also covers the Senate debate on a 2346 million school equalization bill, with senators faulting funds and taxes.
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