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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
6
A weekly Iowa rem Association release discusses the legislative session battle over establishing standards for schools. The text notes Supreme Court influence and localities seeking guidance, with mentions of mandates and potential implications for educational policy.
A reforms proposal outlines how a 3 and under board of public instruction superintendent would govern tech schools. It details potential property tax levies up to one mill to operate schools and up to four tenths of a mill for building projects, contingent on voter approval by 60 percent.
The Senate votes to approve a bill regulating cosmetology schools in Tawa. The measure requires students to have a tenth grade education and prohibits schools from advertising prices.
Town board approves increasing the inheritance tax to raise about 5 million more dollars. Provisions exempt the first 40000 dollars to a surviving spouse and the first 15000 dollars to each dependent.
A decade long drive to end the six mill moneys and credits tax advances with a new plan in the 61st federal session. The proposal would repeal the six mill levy tied to the Korean War bonus bonds and replace revenue with a five mill levy in place of lieu. Both houses passed the measure amid broad approval.
The Butler County Board of Supervisors convened at the county auditor’s office with Chairman Cecil Starkweather presiding. Topics included tax conversations, welfare and aid disbursements, road work bids, sale of county real estate, and authorization of warrants and adjournment of the session.
State Conservation Commission officials urge more participation in recreational spearing and bow fishing for rough fish as spawning begins. Spring floods boosted such fishing, with debate on post catch use from flavor to fertilizer, both in line with the law against returning rough fish to the water.
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