Tuition hike looms for Iowa state universities
Regents executive secretary says a double digit tuition increase is a definite possibility after recent revision of an earlier 7 percent projection. The potential rise comes as Iowa's three state owned universities face fiscal pressure and student costs.
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Grand opening of Cedar Valley Nature Trail proceeds
The Linn County section of the Cedar Valley Nature Trail opens Sunday with no injunction in place. Two landowners who claimed ownership of the abandoned railroad right of way sought to bar use of some trail land, but a Cedar Rapids judge denied the injunction.
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Payton aims to top Jim Brown in rushing record
Walter Payton admitted on Monday that surpassing Jim Brown's career rushing record is one of his goals. The Chicago Bears star discussed his ambition during this season.
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Treasury bill rates dip further as five week trend continues
Interest on Monday's Washington auction fell for the fourth time in five weeks signaling lower yields on savings certificates at banks and thrifts. Other items note Wilson Foods reorganizing execs with Cedar Rapids impact minimal and Farmers Home Administration critiqued for credit handling during tough farm times.
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Daredevil Rider Marveenia Wells Practices Ahead of Wilmington Rodeo
Strafford Missouri rider Marveenia Wells performs a trick during a Monday practice ahead of a rodeo in Wilmington Massachusetts. Wells demonstrates skill amid prep activities with spectators watching.
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Reagan nominates Katherine Ortega U.S. treasurer
President Reagan nominates Katherine Ortega, a New Mexico Republican and former Santa Ana State Bank president, as treasurer of the United States. If confirmed she will oversee the Mint, sign currency, and manage a 220 million dollar budget with 5 000 employees.
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Property taxes due Sept. 30 Linn County notices deadline
The Linn County Treasurer reminds property owners that the first half of 1982 83 taxes must be paid by Sept. 30. Payments can be mailed or made in person at the Administrative Office Building 930 First St SW second floor. Office hours are 8 to 5 weekdays. Late payments postmarked after Sept. 30 incur a 1 percent monthly penalty. Second half due by March 31, 1984 to avoid penalties.
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Corrections and Clarifications in Gazette Reports
The Gazette lists corrections to recent items including a drunk driving arrest for Ronald Hunt and candidate listings for Anamosa Community School District. Changes cover Hunt’s charges, a Sept. 19 United Way luncheon, and withdrawals and misidentifications of candidates Shover Russel and Weideman with correction policy noted.
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The Gazette Publication Details and Rates
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Branstad urges racing commission to propose changes in law
Gov. Terry Branstad says the Iowa racing commission should recommend any needed changes to parimutuel racing law and financing rules. He noted questions about using industrial revenue bonds and asked the panel to assess if current finance provisions hinder track construction. Branstad praised the field of eight out-of-state candidates for the commission executive secretary post and said he is 1-2 weeks from naming a new state comptroller.
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