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Legislative Deadlock Shapes Iowa Session Toward April
Reports show progress slow with key measures pending in both houses. Debates focus on taxation of telegraph lines, appellate court expansion, state departments, appropriations, and building and loan regulation as deadlines loom for adjournment by April.
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