Tripoli Leader Official City Newspaper Details
The Tripoli Leader is a weekly publication in Tripoli Iowa with second class mail status under the 1879 act. It serves Bremer County and the city of Tripoli and is published by Robert J Sassman since 1894.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Bremer County
Robert J. Sassman
Newspaper Subscription Rates by County Shifts
Rates show $6.00 per year in advance for Bremer and adjacent Iowa counties Black Hawk Buchanan Butler Chickasaw Fayette Floyd. Outside Iowa or other Iowa counties pay $7.00 per year in advance.
Project Job Insurance fund faces danger level by April
Actuarial projections show the Job Insurance trust fund dropping toward a danger level by late April. Colleen Shear er said the state agency plans to shield the fund by mandating large employers to make advance payments for the quarter starting January 1, 1977, under the law.
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Job Service
Colleen Shearer
Settle Job Insurance Fraud Cases In Iowa Courts
Two Iowa workers faced court action for illegally receiving Job Insurance benefits while employed. Richard A. Pugh pleaded guilty to two counts and paid a $50 fine plus $12.50 costs after repaying $1,440. Steven L. Allen pleaded guilty to three counts, paid $100 fine plus $29.50 costs, and received 30 days in jail with 17 suspended. he must refund $214 in overpayments. The Job Service of Iowa has strengthened fraud checks and cross checks claims against overpayments. The 66th General Assembly approved measures in 1976 to protect the fund, including a 0.25 percent add-on tax if needed and advance payments scheduled for January 15, February 15, and March 15.
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Iowa
Job Service of Iowa
Richard A. Pugh
Logan Avenue
Waterloo
Everett Scott
Blackhawk County Associated District Court
Pugh
Steven L. Allen
Highland
Olin
Jones County District Court
Anamosa
C. J. Matthiessen
Allen
Job Service of
Shearer
Dean Kleckner
Iowa Farm Bureau
Iowa Association of Electric Cooperatives
Des Moines
Kleckner
U.S
Farm Bureau
State Energy Policy Council
Former Liquor Commissioner Sentenced on Tax Violations
Adcock Homer Adcock a 67 year old former state liquor commissioner was sentenced to three years in prison and a 20000 fine for extortion and tax charges. He was convicted on eight counts including two 10000 extortion payments and filing false tax returns for 1969 1971. The case tied to his tenure ending with a 1971 agency reorganization.
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Homer Adcock
State Liquor Commission
Adcock
U.S
William C. Hanson
Hanson
Gary Gill
Liquor Commission
Beer and Liquor Control Department
Commission
California Wine Association
Des Moines
Glenn
Charles Glenn
West Des Moines
William Stuart
62Nd General Assembly
Grassley Announces New Rural Housing Loan Program
Third District Congressman Charles Grassley says rural residents will become eligible January 1 for federally guaranteed housing loans through the Farmers Home Administration. The program covers up to 97 percent of building costs with guarantees of up to 90 percent if default occurs, and aims to spur housing, reduce unemployment, and attract private lenders.
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Charles Grassley
New Farmers Home Administration
Fmha
Grassley
Farmers Home Administration
Congress
Iowa
William Walker
Walker
Grassley backs rural housing loan program for Iowa families
Senator Grassley promotes a new guaranteed loan program aimed at helping rural families in Waterloo Mason City and surrounding counties obtain housing finance. He says the plan broadens access to housing credit and supports rural development through House Agriculture Subcommittee and Banking Committee involvement. Citizens should contact their county offices for participation details.
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House Agriculture
Banking, Currency and Housing Committee
Bremer County Extension Calendar of Events
Bremer County Extension lists upcoming meetings. December 9 includes a Conservation Tillage Meeting at 1 30 p m in Tripoli Town Hall. December 13 features a City Clerks Budget Training Meeting at 1 30 p m.
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Tripoli Town Hall
Capitol Gains and Losses Across Nuclear Tests
A syndicated opinion piece questions global reaction to nuclear tests by the United States and China. It notes scarce public response to Red China and asks why Western scrutiny shifts with communist powers. It cites editorials from The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times on diplomatic fallout and environmental contamination concerns.
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U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
Wall Street Journal
Peking
Moscow
New York Times
Redecorating Rent our Warner Lectric Wallpaper steamer
An ad-like notice promotes the Warner Lectric Wallpaper steamer with hose pan and instructions. It includes a political editorial aside about criticizing Communist powers and mentions tax reform law effective January 1 with details on 1040 forms and IRS help. It lists IRS offices in Mason City and Waterloo in the Third District and provides a contact line in Tripoli, Louisiana.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
U.S
Mason City
Waterloo
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