Tripoli Leader Postal Details and Subscriptions
The Tripoli Leader is issued as second class mail at Tripoli Iowa under the act of March 8 1879. Second class postage is paid at Tripoli Iowa 50676. Subscription rates are 4.00 per year in advance in Iowa and 5.00 per year in advance elsewhere.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Tax plan advances in Senate Ways and Means
After weeks of discussion the Legislature moves toward a tax agreement. The committee approves a plan raising the sales tax to four percent and extending the service tax to additional services.
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Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Iowa House Debates Tax Changes and Jails in Session
Iowa legislators discussed Senate File 188 on criminal trespass penalties and other bills. House File 406 closes a use tax loophole on interstate trucks. A regional jail plan faced pushback while the Association of School Administrators urged higher pay for the state superintendent.
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House
Iowa
Senate
Bremer
Butler
Hubbell Trust
Terrace Hill
Executive Council
Iowa Association of School Administrators
State
Paul Johnston
John
Remer County 4-H Leaders Training and Senior Party Planned
April 14 4-H Leaders Training at Extension Office Tripoli 1 15 pm. April 15 Senior 4 H Party at Howard Johnsons Cedar Falls 7 30 pm.
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Tripoli
Howard Johnson
Cedar Falls
Iowa Senate backs point of sale vehicle inspection plan
The Iowa Senate approved a bill requiring vehicle inspections at point of sale to cover new cars and those involved in accidents. Private state licensed garages would perform checks with fees set by the public safety commissioner, likely $3 to $3.50, effective in 1972. The House now considers the measure after earlier rejection of full mandatory inspection proposals.
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Iowa
House
Vincent Mayberry
Dem
Fort Dodge
Senate
Iowa Senate
State Commissioner of Public Safety
Dale Craun Receives Army Discharge After Vietnam Service
Dale Craun has been discharged from the U S Army after nine months in Vietnam. He is now at his parents home, Mr and Mrs Clifford Craun. Easter gatherings appear across the community with relatives visiting in the Craun and Pals families and others in Waterloo Sumner and Cedar Falls.
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Dale Craun
U. S. Army
Dale
Vietnam
Clifford Craun
Brian
Creg Pals
Waterloo
Chester Pals
Geo. Wilson
Ada McConkey
Allen Rieck
Julie
Mark
Robert Schmidt
Tommy
Chris
Janesville
Pam Pagel
Cedar Falls
Marlowe Rick
Debra
Mike
Joe
Jerry
Albert Rieck
David Robinson
Vera Morley
Waukegan
Gayle Elin
Carl Heitmann
Lucille
Don Dilley
Louie Gitch
Robert Bruch
Sumner
Bruce Pals
Creg
Harold Housk
Daryl Pals
Jesup
Howard van Brocklin Jr
Gary
Greg
Susan
Steven
Barbara Schmidt
Howard van Brocklin Sr
Dilley
Elmer Nerge
Sumner Community Hospital
Ray Kuethe
Janet Kuethe
Iowa City
Allen Kroblin
Patty
Ronald Kuethe
Ronnie
Cindy
Michelle
Emil Matthias
Ronnie Kuethe
Campus disturbance bill tightens trespass rules
The House bill makes it illegal to enter public or private property without justification or owner consent. It also prohibits remaining in a building after an officer orders exit or entering property to interfere with others’ lawful use.
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