Des Moines Eyes Repeal of Late Night Dancing Ban
Des Moines city officials consider removing an ordinance that bans public dancing between 2 am and 6 am Monday through Saturday. The Des Moines Social Club urged repeal after a planned after hours dance faced a no-go, with the council signaling tentative support and two more readings before a final vote in mid August.
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City plans recreation center and fee hikes for 2010 budget
City commissioners weigh a 2010 cap on spending and back Corliss plan for a sidewalk maintenance fee charged via utility bills. The proposal would shift snow removal cost to the city and apply to all Lawrence properties. The Convention and Visitors Board supports raising the guest tax to 6 percent to fund library renovations and bureau offices. Water and sewer rate projections show a 4 percent overall rise for most residents, with larger increases possible in coming years. Mayor Chestnut cautions about long term rate growth and population projections.
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Chiggers Strike. Family and Vet Warn of Bites
Lawrence resident Kim Cratchett details her 2-year-old son Keaton’s chigger and mosquito exposure after a brief outdoor period. Dr. Tom Liebl notes dogs and some cats suffer rashes from chiggers this season, with treatment including flea products and lawn insect control. Health writer Karrey Britt outlines home care and cautions for allergic reactions.
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Budget deficit tops $1 trillion for first time
The federal deficit surpassed 1 trillion for the first time and could reach near 2 trillion by fall. Spending to fight the recession and lower tax revenues, plus war costs in Iraq and Afghanistan, push the deficit higher, sparking concern about higher rates, inflation, and the dollar’s value.
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Iraq
Afghanistan
U.S
Barack Obama
Treasury
Timothy Geithner
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