Political profile of Linn County House candidate William R. Smith
The Citizen-Times begins a series of interviews with Linn County candidates for the upcoming June primary. This week features Democrat William R. Smith who discusses major issues including permanent reapportionment, tax reform, a state withholding tax, cross-checking federal and state returns, opposition to a three percent sales tax, liquor by the drink revenues, and expanded vocational education.
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Tax inducements for new industry discussed in 1964 Citizen Times
The April 30, 1964 Citizen Times weighs corporate tax cuts in Iowa, questioning their feasibility and impact. It argues inducements attract unstable, low-wage industries and favor a skilled labor pool, warning such policy may misalign with community needs.
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Iowa Legislative Debate Highlights in Linn County
A transcript reads as Iowa moves upward under Governor Hughes and the Democratic Party. Candidates discuss attracting industry, repealing right to work laws, and expanding vocational education. They stress statewide needs, water pollution, and reapportionment shaping the legislature s future.
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Fire hydrants flood lawn at Don Crowley residence
Police report hydrants at 10th and L Avenue NW and M Avenue and First Street NW were turned on causing about 25 dollars in lawn damage. Water washed away roughly a square yard of sod at 926 L Avenue NW. Hoodlums were implicated in the incident this week.
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Don Crowley
L Avenue NW
10Th and
L Ave
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M-avenue
First Street NW
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