Tripoli Leader Details Publication Loyal to Town and County
The Tripoli Leader is the official Wednesday newspaper for Tripoli Iowa and Bremer County established in 1894. Robert J. Sassman is the publisher with annual subscription rates of four dollars in Iowa and five dollars elsewhere.
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Town of
Tripoli
Bremer County
Iowa
Robert J. Sassman
Tax conference forms to reconcile Iowa tax plan deadlock
An eight member conference committee is named to reconcile Senate and House tax proposals. The House favors a 50 percent income tax rise for about 70 million in new revenue, opposing sales tax hikes. The Senate backs a sales tax increase to four percent plus higher income and corporate taxes totaling about 157 million. Governor Ray hints at a veto if sales tax rises.
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Senate
House
Roger Jepsen
Roger Shaff
Camanche
H. L. Ollenburg
Garner
Wilson Davis
Keokuk
Lee Gaudineer
Des Moines
William Harbor
Andrew Varley
Stuart
Edgar Holden
Davenport
Murray Lawson
Mason City
Dale Cochran
Eagle Grove
James Potgeter
Steamboat Rock
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Robert D. Ray
Lawmakers Deadlock Over Regents Budget and Public Instruction Pay
A House appropriations panel votes 17 to 12 to set the regents budget at 199.9 million for two years, 19.9 million below Gov. Ray’s request but 17 million above the current level. Rep. Grassley criticizes it as limiting graduate enrollment at Iowa universities. Separate friction over raising the state superintendent of public instruction salary, with 64 lawmakers opposing any increase amid discussions of William Anderson’s candidacy. Governor Ray backs the board’s stance after talks.
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Board of Regents
House Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Ray
Willard Hansen
Cedar Falls
Charles Grassley
New Hartford
University of Iowa
State Board of Public Instruction
State Board
William Anderson
Sioux City
Robert Ray
Pruning Evergreens and Garden Cautions From ISU Extension
Late May or early June is prime time to prune evergreens such as pines spruces and firs. Vance advises pinching new can dles before leaves expand and pruning to last year’s wood. Handle Mugho pines with close pruning to keep them small and clip spruces and firs to leave new growth.
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Ben F. Vance
Iowa State University Extension Horticulturist
Vance
Horticulture Department
State superintendent salary clash with board request
The board seeks 30000 dollars for the state superintendent. Hours earlier Ray supported a 27000 dollar salary he proposed last January. The vacancy arose when Paul Johnston resigned last January.
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Ray
Paul Johnston
Iowa House Bills Move Through Session’s Late Stage
Iowa House L W Kehe outlines key actions as Senate File 510 impacts use tax on autos while 297 allows local inspections. House File 710 funds 7.5 million yearly for sewage plants and 574 updates Municipal Code, despite disputes and internal scheduling challenges.
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House
Senate
Department of Public Safety
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