Iowa Tax Relief Debate Shapes Gubernatorial Race
Iowa candidates clash over tax relief as Campbell pledges to repeal a 1992 sales tax hike if revenue grows, Branstad counters with a 15 percent income tax cut plan. Campbell says she would work with lawmakers next session to phase in relief if funds remain strong, while opponents call her plans politically motivated.
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Branstad Draws With Campbell in Iowas Governors Deba te
Analysts call the Iowa gubernatorial debate a draw with Branstad sustaining a lead in polls. Drake professor Goldford labeled it a technical knockout for Branstad while Campbell failed to deliver a clear anti incumbency message. Ross noted Campbell offered a tax cut idea but Branstad neutralized it and held the advantage.
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Iowa budget reform boosts cash reserves and tax relief
A public official argues that increasing cash reserves under Iowa's budget reform law improves the state's competitive position by easing property and income tax burdens. The official contends the approach does not attract economic development or create jobs.
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Gramm sidesteps 1996 bid while stumping for Schulte
Wendy Lee Gramm in Cedar Rapids says a 1996 presidential run would come from her husband Senator Phil Gramm if he seeks the GOP nomination. She emphasizes focus on Iowa House candidate Lynn Schulte and notes the primary process should spark national discussion.
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Leach Criticizes Clinton Haiti Policy as Not Thought Out
Rep. Jim Leach asserts the Haiti approach lacks compelling U.S. interest and a guiding doctrine. He warns of dangerous precedents for Russia and warns against a Somalia-like quagmire with unclear exit strategy and unaddressed costs.
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