Iowa considering $300 million highway bonds and gas tax hike
Iowa lawmakers tentatively approved a plan to issue up to 300 million in highway bonds and raise the gasoline tax by two cents per gallon. The package also reallocates 10 percent of sales tax revenue to the road use tax fund and shifts road funds among state, county, and city jurisdictions to boost highway construction. The move faces Governor Ray’s opposition over earmarking sales tax revenue.
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ADC aid doubt grows as Iowa faces funding limits
Iowa State Social Services Commissioner Kevin Burns says increased ADC payments are unlikely this fiscal year. The current appropriation of 38.28 million covers ADC through June with a growing caseload now at a record 92,261.
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Ky Calls Vietnam Policy a No-Win Mistake at UNI
Former South Vietnamese premier Nguyen Cao Ky spoke at the University of Northern Iowa urging a win in Vietnam approach to deter China. A small protest occurred as two men with boycott signs stood behind him during the news conference.
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Two Teens Charged in Fairchild Robbery
Two 15-year-old males were charged Wednesday in the Sept. 25 armed robbery of Fairchild Fine Foods market in UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS. Iowa City juvenile officer Leo Eastwood led arrests after a nearby witness description. About $50 of $250 stolen was recovered along with a small caliber revolver. both youths face juvenile court action. Police say another, separate robbery at the same store the previous Sunday yielded about $700, but is not believed connected.
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Breakin at Elberon Tavern Loots Wagon Wheel Cash and Vending
Elberon police report a break in at Wagon Wheel tavern in the early hours of Wednesday. Thieves pried open three pinball machines and stole about $500 from them. About $50 in change was taken from the cash register and 31 cartons of cigarettes worth roughly $124 were taken. Tama county sheriff's office investigated the incident.
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Clark Pushes Senate Action On Sinai Pact as Treaty
Sen Dick Clark will urge the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to treat the Sinai accord as a treaty. He plans a closed session with five international affairs experts including William Fulbright George Ball Charles Yost and Henry Kissinger to back treaty handling of U S assurances to Egypt and Israel. The panel seeks White House guarantees that all Sinai agreement details have been disclosed to the Senate.
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Henry Kissinger
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White House
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