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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1976
Page
1
The Marion County credit bureau will hold an open house Monday through Friday next week at 111 S. First St Knoxville. Visitors can review their credit file, learn how credit records are kept, and receive guidance on improving their credit standing.
Public suggestions sought as End Street in Pella may be renamed to better reflect growth. Public Works Director Ron Neil invites input while Planning & Zoning considers goals from the DOT Transplan 76 study which weighs the Pella to Des Moines rail line's fate and regional impact.
Legislative report details why Hill rejected the tax relief package passed by the Senate. He argues the 9 percent first year and 7 percent later limits are ineffective, warns of higher future taxes, criticizes 100 percent productivity land valuation, urges fair land value sales data, and calls for shifting toward sales and income taxes while protecting business and industry equity. He notes credits may be misused and urges broader consideration of commercial property taxing impact.
The Iowa House debated Chapter 2 on procedures and Chapter 3 on post conviction penalties. A six month versus one year trial window vote tied 47 to 47. Unanimous verdicts in criminal trials were approved by the House, while civil cases could remain nonunanimous. The Ways and Means Committee passed a private wine sales bill, opposed by grocers who fear reduced controls and youth access. The Senate approved a two week property tax bill. the House plans to act, expecting a higher cost in the Senate version. A governor appointed task force will study long term tax structure and report by January 1977.
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