Regents propose 6.5 percent tuition hike for 1986-87
The Iowa State Board of Regents plans an across the board 6.5 percent tuition increase for 1986-87 at the University of Iowa, Iowa State University, and the University of Northern Iowa. Residents would pay about 86 more at Iowa and Iowa State, while non residents face a larger rise. UNI residents would pay 82 more and non residents 196 more.
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Iowa school budgets set to rise about 3.8 percent
State budget chief William Krahl says Iowa school district budgets may increase by roughly 3.8 percent next year, down from 5.3 percent this year. School officials reacted with tempered disappointment, noting the figure reflects current economic conditions and will challenge teacher pay plans.
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Des Moines Bureau
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Comptroller
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Iowa Association of School Boards
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Grenade blasts Rome cafe injures tourists late night
A grenade exploded at Cafe de Paris on Via Veneto in Rome injuring 38 people, including Americans and Britons, with five seriously hurt. Investigators detained a Moroccan youth. police say grenades came from a motorcycle or car and another did not explode.
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Kearney pleads guilty in July 4 killing near Ellis
Cedar Rapids man 21 pleaded guilty to a reduced second degree murder charge in the beating death of Lloyd McIlvain 41 whose body was found near Ellis Park after a fight that began when McIlvain followed him through woods. Trial was set earlier on first degree murder with a life term.
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Denver Dillard
U.S. Posts Largest Trade Gap, Becomes Net Debtor for 1st Time
The Commerce Department reports the current account deficit for the April to June quarter at 31.8 billion dollars, a 4.9 percent rise from Q1. Foreign assets in the U.S. grew while U.S. investment abroad lagged, wiping out the year’s initial investment surplus and turning the nation into a net debtor for the first time since 1914.
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Today’s Chuckle on Tax Evasion by the Rich
A humor item notes that the rich differ from others by not paying taxes. The punchline reflects a common satire about tax avoidance.
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