Branstad outlines jobs plan in Iowa City visit
Governor Terry Branstad spoke at the Iowa City Area Chamber of Commerce as part of the Jobs for Iowa tour. He pressed lowering commercial property taxes and reducing regulations to spur growth, citing the University of Iowa research park and Ames as engines for job creation. He warned high commercial taxes deter communities from attracting business and dismissed splitting agriculture from residential taxes as unwise.
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Picnic at The Gazette Theater Listing
The Gazette presents theater listing for Picnic by William Inge. Local calendar notes submissions due ten days before publication.
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Local Theatre Listings and Ticket Information Cedar Rapids
The notice lists performances including The Last Five Years at Starlighters Anamosa, Sweeney Todd at Theatre Cedar Rapids, Walking the Wheat at Riverside Iowa City, and A Night of Radio Drama at Ushers Ferry Cedar Rapids with show times and ticket prices. Includes contact numbers for venue and box office.
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Gazette Publishing Details and Contact Information
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Iowa Lottery Results and Recycling Note Featured
The Gazette promotes soybean ink printing and recycling drives at City Carton 901 Ingleside Dr. SW with readers urged to drop newspapers at recycling locations. Thursday results show Iowa Lottery Cash Game 100000 with numbers 7 15 21 32 34 and jackpots of 6.25 million. also Pick 3 8 8 9, 2 8 9 and Pick 4 0 5 10, 36 66. Little Lotto draws 06 17 25 32 34 and 6 01 48.
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Johnson County pledges support for Iowa City Chicago rail
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors, in a 5 0 vote, will send a letter to state transportation officials pledging local money for the Iowa City to Chicago passenger rail. Some members urged more state funding while Gov Branstad has resisted paying operating costs. The project receives 230 million federal dollars and may extend toward Des Moines, with local sources yet to be decided.
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Supervisors approve county budget with tax shifts
The Gazette reports the Board unanimously approved a 76.65 million dollar county budget for the coming year starting July 1. Unincorporated levies drop to 10.09 per thousand while city limits stay at 7.00, yet rural and city homeowners face higher bills due to valuations and state rollbacks. Notable increases hit rural homeowners and rural agricultural land, with Iowa City residents paying more as well.
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