Double Standard Den Feder on Campus Bombing Coverage
Free Campus News writer cites selective mourning after the University of Wisconsin bombing on August 24. He notes Robert Fassnacht, a 33-year-old graduate student and father of three, received little public mourning compared with Kent State and Jackson State deaths.
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Four Day Week Reported In War Era Industry
The article notes a shift toward a four day, 40 hour week as mass production speeds up. It compares 10 hour days over four days to eight hour days over five, with many industries in America adopting the schedule. Workers praise lower costs and more leisure, though some report domestic burdens shifting wives’ tasks to men.
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Paper Deficit Featured In Finance Weekly Release
The Finance Weekly news release from the Message Fowa Press Association highlights a paper deficit issue. The governor's budget materials are included, delivered annually to the legislature to outline fiscal needs and projected shortfalls.
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Message Fowa Press Association
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Guthrian Subscription Tricks
A readable fragment notes a subscription scheme at Gultrie Center with hints of misdirection and a February timing. It mentions Jowe as a key name and 99115 as a possible code or postal element. Further context is limited but the piece appears to critique a local subscription practice.
Iowa Governor Appeals for Curbs on Spending
Governor Robert D. Ray urged lawmakers to end the myth that more spending solves problems and to pursue fiscal restraint. He warned of an $11 million deficit and described a rough path to balanced budgets while resisting deep cuts to essential services. He proposed tax increases on individuals and cigarettes to avoid ongoing deficits and supported targeted policy reforms for schools and housing.
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Robert D. Ray
Ray Proposes Increase to Direct Grant for Cities
Ray proposed raising the direct grant to cities and towns to 11 million dollars for the biennium, signaling a significant boost in funding. The plan aims to support municipal projects and local services, with officials weighing the impact on budgets and programs.
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