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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1972
Page
9
The governor says Franzenburg could be ready to propose a money plan within three weeks. Ray notes potential use of funds includes property tax relief for the elderly and veterans bonuses. He urges a uniform voter enrollment system to ensure equal rights statewide.
In a rally quote heavy clash, Sen Art Neu argues against Democratic tax reform proposals citing risk to farmers and business, while critiquing rival candidate Culver's voting record and absence from sessions. Neu cites a farm purchase in the 1930s as example and warns penalties should target all, not a few.
Bartel argues against opponent silence on tuning mate's tax proposal. He calls the whole idea indefensible and urges clear accountability in the road safety plan. The exchange centers on policy details and political accountability.
Dem candidate Richard Bartel told Big Grove residents that the board of supervisors should act swiftly on road fee needs, criticizing inaction by Republican opponent. Independent John Newell criticizes state funded pastoral training for religious education amid debate over church state separation. Also notes a Michigan constitutional amendment proposal from 20 years ago to allow 18 and 19 year olds to vote.
Millie Eggers, Republican candidate for Johnson County auditor, speaks at a coffee at the Allen Thomas residence. She criticizes current practices, argues the state auditor lacks delegated authority, and says transactions at the auditor’s office are nearly halted, calling the system wasteful and inefficient.
Stanley Nichols of Muscatine urged Towans to exercise rights under state laws guaranteeing open government. He emphasized attending public sessions and defending rights against attempts to suppress access to meetings and information.
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