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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 2003

Page

8

Linn cities plan option tax spending across Linn County

Cedar Rapids used proceeds to replace city pools. Prairieburg plans seal coating and repaving plus a new well and water lines funded by the option tax. Prairieburg may gain $19 047 yearly if approved. Marion says zero RiverRun funds. funds go to sewer and street work. Coggon Mayor Foye says 2002 option tax aided streets alleys and sewer upgrades. reception was positive.

Cedar Rapids Prairieburg Kula Linn County RiverRun Marion Coggon Richard Foye

Linn County local option sales tax plan summarized

Linn County cities consider a 1 percent local option sales tax to fund streets parks water sewer and property tax relief with votes on June 10 2003. Most proposals run Jan 1 2004 to Dec 31 2005 and bloc voting ties Cedar Rapids Marion Hiawatha Robins together. Bet on Coggan Bertram Central City Walker Prairieburg and others with varied tax relief allocations.

Linn County Iowa Cedar Rapids Marion Hiawatha Robins Linn Bertram Coggan Prairieburg RiverRun Lisbon Mount Vernon Alburnett Center Point Central City Ely Fairfax Palo Springville Walford Walker First

Rural counties face tax shortfalls from ag land value drop

Iowa counties brace for revenue losses as ag land values decline from 2003 to 2005. Linn Johnson Cass Greene counties show steep percentage drops risking millions, while Taylor County bucks trend with a slight gain. Officials consider higher rates, service cuts, or federal aid to offset gaps.

Mike Duffy Iowa State University Linn County Jim Houser Washington Iowa State Association of Counties Johnson County Bill Greazel Cass County Iowa Dale Sunderman Jay Syverson Iowa State Taylor County Greene County Des Moines

Holster position changes after 1936 trooper death

After Trooper Oran Pape was killed in 1936 a Davenport parolee grabbed his gun from a hip holster in a patrol car prompting safer strong side holster use. Troopers later shifted to right hip on standard vehicles with left hand officers keeping left side holsters, refining training statewide.

Davenport Oran Pape Muscatine Pape Iowa Cedar Rapids Joe Cerrato

Oklahoma City Tornado Strikes After Massive Moore Destruction

Severe storms devastated Moore and southern Oklahoma City after a 200 mph tornado cut a 19 mile path. more than 100 injured and 21 hospitalized, with insurance losses exceeding 100 million dollars. nationwide warnings and sirens aided residents as crews searched wrecked homes.

Oklahoma City Interstate 40 Missouri Kansas City Moore Gary Bird National Weather Service Tennessee Kansas Illinois Paul O’leary

Tax cut bill divides House and Senate in deficit clash

Senate Finance Chair Chuck Grassley pushes a tax cut package while Representative Leonard Boswell criticizes the projected 454 billion dollar deficit. Democrats' alternative proposes 177 billion in cuts and aid, but is ruled out. Republican Jim Nussle warns the plan costs 1.17 trillion over 10 years. The House measure lacks Bush’s preferred repeal of stock dividends taxes. The Senate considers numerous amendments as they move toward conference with the House. Leach and a few Republicans oppose the package, urging fiscal restraint.

Chuck Grassley Iowa Senate Finance Committee Leonard Boswell Jim Nussle Bush Grassley Senate House Leach

Tax relief proposals expand brackets and boost credits

Both houses propose expanding the 10 and 15 percent tax brackets and raising the standard deduction for joint filers. The child credit would rise to $1,000 and the alternative minimum tax would be blocked. The plan covers 2003 to 2013 with $350 bill in individuals and $23 bill for businesses. Senate plan avoids year limits and relies on closing shelters, taxing expats, and private debt collectors among other items.

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