Capitol News Roundup Sees Legislature Back After Recess
The Iowa legislature resumes after a one week break as solons meet constituents and reassess measures. The senate confirms Robert Barry to the Tawa highway commission amid a 51 to 2 vote with two dissenting Republicans. A daylight saving bill faces a DST start miscue due to Memorial Day shifting, possibly moving start to May 29. Gov Harold Hughes mourns as his father Lewis Hughes dies at 74 in Town City after heart ailment. Bay Town GOP chair Robert Ray lauds lawmakers for candid, pro session efforts and openness measures. New senator Charles Balloun of Benton Tama counties wins former seat, succeeding the late Ro Burrows.
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Iowa Jobs Report Shows Workforce Decline and Yearly Gain
The Iowa employment security commission notes a 12 300 drop in December to January payrolls while the period marks 20 5 the smallest loss since 1961 82 January employment exceeds January 1954 by 4 200 Miller accuses U Thant over Vietnam statements and calls for resignation Senator Jack Darlian comments on reapportionment predict court order for one person one vote impact Wallaces Farmers poll finds 44 percent favor constitutional amendment for reapportionment with 16 percent supporting the court ruling and 40 percent undecided
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State tax revenue rises in February with sales tax gain
State tax commission reports February collections at 25 million dollars, up 4.3 million from the same month a year ago. The main rise comes from sales tax, which increased by 2.8 million compared with February 1964.
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Monroe Couple Plan Simple Wedding
Ronald Lee Nigteren, 20, of Monroe South Dakota, and Muriel Vanrst, 21, also of Monroe South Dakota, announce their upcoming marriage. The couple shares plans for a quiet ceremony in Monroe with family and close friends.
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