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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1976

Page

10

Property Tax Debate Shapes Thirtieth District Race

Marion farmers Myron Oxley and Monty Bertelli win seats in the Thirtieth district primaries. Oxley campaigns on property valuation reform while Bertelli targets taxes, land use, and school funding, urging an income tax and local control to ease property tax burdens. Bertelli cites past legislative work and door to door campaigning as he positions for the 1965 session.

Marion Myron Mike” Oxley Monty Ray Bertelli Route 1 Linn County Oxley James Jordan Jordan Tom Neenan Center Point Bertelli Gordon Holmes Cedar Rapids Iowa Bertell Joan Lipsky Tom Riley

District 30 candidates discuss taxes and session limits

The 30th District covering Cedar Rapids precincts 34 35 36 Hiawatha Robins Marion Linn Mar and several townships features Bertelli and Oxley debating tax policy and school funding. They criticize retroactive valuations rising property taxes and unequal shifts toward residential classes. They call for shorter sessions stricter bill limits and more state aid with local control.

Iowa School Foundation Oxley Cedar Rapids Hiawatha Monroe 1 Robins Monroe II Marion Linn-Mar Brown, Linn Buffalo Maine Otter Creek Washington Boulder Jackson Bertelli Monroe Brown, Buffalo Linn

Education on Location Tour Sets to Washington

A two day Visit to Washington DC offered to 330 local students as part of a First National Bank project. The Education on Location tour runs Nov 1 to Nov 3 with 19 students per chaperoned group and a $180 fare covering airfare lodging meals guides and ground transport. Schools and districts listed include Marion Alburnet Center Point Lisbon Mt. Vernon North Linn and others.

Washington, D.C First National Bank Marion Capital Arlington National Cemetery Lee Mansion Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials Capitol Building White House Washington Monument John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts Alburnett Amana Center Point Central City Lisbon Mt. Vernon North Linn College Community Solon Springville Linn-Mar Regis and LaSalle Washington

Right Wing Franco Memorial Rally Slated in Madrid

The 500000 member Confederation of Civil War Veterans says a mass right wing rally will mark the first anniversary of General Franco's death. The Nov 20 demonstration targets Plaza de Oriente in front of the Royal Palace where he once spoke to followers.

Madrid Spain UPI Confederation of Civil War Veterans Francisco Franco Confederation Plaza de Oriente Royal Palace

Tillis files FCC complaints over dog food ads stuttering issue

Nashville singer Mel Tillis says he will file complaints with the FCC against NBC and CBS for not airing four dog food commercials, arguing the decision to omit his stuttering was discriminatory. He questions the effort to hire the handicapped. ON THIS DATE in 1899 actress Lillian Gish was born.

Nashville, Tenn UPI Mel Tillis Federal Communications Commission NBC CBS Tillis Lillian Gish

Mummy Identified as King Tut Grandmother Tiye

Researchers at the University of Michigan identify a previously unnamed mummy as Queen Tiye, King Tutankhamun’s grandmother, using hair sample matching and X rays. Electron probe analysis linked a strand of hair to a tiny gold casket inscribed with Tiye’s name from her grandson’s tomb opened in 1922.

King Tut Ann Arbor, Mich Tiye Egypt University of Michigan James Harris Covery Tutankhamen

Bertelli calls for fewer bills and shorter sessions

Bertelli advocates reducing the legislative workload and session length to cut costs. He urges returning to the original purpose of community colleges as vocational schools with limited liberal arts offerings. He notes private colleges struggle to attract students and some risk bankruptcy, urging expanded tuition grants to aid small schools. Tuition grants have fallen a third while private tuition doubled in five years.

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Des Moines Senate House Monty Bertelli Myron Oxley Department of Revenue School Aid Foundation Comptroller’s Franco RTL Ee Arthur Schlesinger, Jr Gary Graffman Thirty -Second Oakland Rd Kiecks 8Th St. S.E N. M Saag Pier First Avenue Town & Country Shopping Center
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