Bars Get Break But You Don't DES MOVIES (UP)
Legislature moves to repeal the 15 percent extra charge on liquor bought in state stores for meda. A tax proposal to fund parental programs sparked debate with lawmakers voicing concerns over price hikes and potential cross border sales. Governor Ray weighs a veto while amendments push to shift liquor tax to bar owners and consumers.
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Meda
Robert Ray
Mizaveth Miller
A-Marshalltown
Terry Oyeland
Delkader
Amt
Leghi Dyrlarich
Rivernawder
Bordee
Lo Duydiguor
Roger Falvorsin
Ie Monona
Richard Byerly
D-A
Kenny
Senale
Durland
Dal
Low-Profile 1977 Session Ends With Education Budget Emphasis
The 132nd legislative session closes amid a flood of education funding tied to a large budget item over 284 million planned for education agencies. Land use policy gains a tepid start with temporary commissions, while a tax assessment cap and other measures barely earn traction. Several issues survive and may return next year.
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Regents
Iegislature
Macbride State Park
Watsource
Supreme Court
Aioft
General Assembly
Cedar Rapids and Iowa travel and local events roundup
Cedar Rapids area briefs list diverse notices including a transportation board discussion at Roosevelt Royale, a summer Acapulco tour package, elections at Grinnell College, ads for local businesses and services, upcoming meetings for clubs and nonprofits, and community activities across Des Moines and Cedar Rapids with dates and contact numbers.
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EX Club
Don Gardner
Towa Department of Transportation Board
Iowa
Roosevelt Royale
Arapalco
Des Moines
Quark
Kansas City
Meicana Airlines
Acapulco
Hixarious
Elcano
Jolson DY Ows
Hox Big
Iuwa City
Kiwanis
William Mogeley
Kidney Foundation of Iowa
State Legislature Approves University and School Funding Bill
The Iowa legislature passes a large operations and capital bill funding the University of Iowa system Iowa State University and University of Northern Iowa plus funds for the Iowa School for the Deaf and the Iowa Braille and Sight-Saving School. It includes 5.5 million for Lindquist Center and other campus improvements. Final passage follows late horse trading after March 21.
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Regents
State Board of Public Instruction
Iowa
Atlon
Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids
House
University of Iowa
University Hospitals
Asychiatric Hospital
Hygienic Laboratory
Oakdale
Iowa State University
Cooperative Extension Service
University of Northern Iowa
Ree-Tech
Dubuque
Calmar
Unt
Iowa Braille School
Vinton
Iowa Deafshhant
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