11 Feb 1965
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1965
Page
1
Southwest Iowa educators push a pilot nine county trade school centered near Red Oak to serve the district within 50 miles. A committee seeks state approval as a pilot project with aim to spawn 12 to 16 more across the state, training industrial workers and encouraging local industry. The Leader urges strong citizen backing for quick establishment.
A reflective piece notes the charm of watching a winter storm from a warm fireside. It contrasts cozy indoors with the thrill of braving cold in protective clothing and overshoes. It argues humans rise to environmental challenges and appreciate vigorous climates when met halfway.
State Representative William J. Scherle argues against House File 3 the repeal of the guest statute saying it could raise insurance premiums and enable driver passenger collusion. He notes Gov Hughes budget ignores education and property tax relief while House moves to remove capital punishment.
House floor battle looms over repeal of the right to work law with unions urging repeal while most Iowans favor individual choice to join. Debate will be a public hearing demanded but denied by the Democrat majority. The note cites party splits, economic and business implications, and a call to uphold the law as written. Also mentions daylight saving time proposal and other bills including retirement ages, IPERS increases, school standards, and shop closing. Paper taped office ad for large rolls of gummed tape at The Leader Office.
The budget for the biennium totals $259 million per year, $46 million above prior funding. Vehicle gasoline tax rises 1 cent, license fees rise $2, corporate tax 1 cent, cigarettes 2 cents per pack, with changes affecting mutual and other funds.
A long list of neighbors from Hillsdale Randolph and nearby areas enjoyed a Saturday supper at the 6f Club near Council Bluffs as the February meeting of a Card Club. Many families from Glenwood Shenandoah and Hastings hosted and visited, with shows at State Theater and greetings from Omaha and Peru State College students. The column notes a warm sociable mood despite recent wintry weather and mentions local flu cases and a newspaper classified ad offering hunting signs.
Gov presents budget proposal with more than 25 percent spending increase and numerous new taxes. Critics fear taxes on beauty shops, fraternal and county mutual insurers, and used cars. Speaker notes excise tax on cars and potential double taxation. Legislature activity heats up with debates on death penalty repeal and right to work. Senate passes unemployment compensation bill affecting first week of unemployment.
The Iowa Senate considered changes to unemployment compensation delaying first week eligibility. A five week wait would allow a first week claim after five weeks if unemployed that long. Other bills seek to liberalize benefits including two thirds of wages with minimal tax deductions, boosting take home pay from $30 to $44 weekly.
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