Moeller rites and local notices fill Denver pages
Obituary for John Moeller 86 of California lists surviving spouse and brothers Albert and Arthur Moeller with other family. Denver brief items mention funeral notices, baptism for Erika Ann Olson, community school notices, stork shower, scouts tree planting, cancer fund collection, and local residents across Waterloo Clarksville Arlington and Gree.
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Moeller
John Moeller
California
Moel
Los
Bremer County
Iowa
Albert Moeller
Arthur Moeller
Denver
Bro
Herman
Annie
Minnie
Frustrating Week in Iowa House on School Funding
L W Kehe reflects on a week of intense debate among all 100 Representatives about financing local schools and potential tax changes. He notes a move toward the committee plan, mentions the Air Base south of Waverly offered to Iowa, and outlines the Crime Commission proposal to create a police training site, while defending legislative effort and accountability.
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Weathy
General Services Administration
Waverly
Iowa
Iowa Crime Commission
Bremer County
Rural electric co ops face tax rate fight over lines
In a key legislative clash, rural electric cooperatives must pay taxes on 25 percent of original cost for most distribution lines while private utilities face higher bases. Sen Rudy Van Drie proposed equal taxation but was defeated as opponents cited income per mile gaps and line differences. The issue traces to Attorney General Turner ruling that REC low voltage lines are taxable like private utilities.
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House
Rec’s
Senate
Rudy van Drie
Rames
Roger Shaff
R-Camanche
van Drie
Richard C. Turner
REC
Senate votes to exempt four state offices from merit system
In a contentious session Senator John Mowry proposed exempting summer workers in the auditor of state, secretary of agriculture, secretary of state and treasurer offices from the merit system. After a delay and a call of the Senate the bill passed 32 to 15 to narrow the exemption to supervisory staff and confidential assistants. The attorney general and governor's offices remain fully exempt. The chamber also advanced soybean and turkey check-off discussions.
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Senate
John Mowry
Marshalltown
Clifton Lamborn
R-Maquoketa
The
Attorney General’s
Governor
Law proposes check off to fund farm promotion abroad
A senate measure approved 38 to 9 would levy up to half a cent per bushel on farmers via elevator operators. Participation could be refunded on request, and a soybean producers referendum is required. In the House a turkeys check off passed 75 to 22 for a live weight based fee and a growers referendum.
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Senate
House
Choose An Electric Mixer Or Blender At Tripoli Hardware
A Tripoli Hardware ad promotes purchasing an electric mixer or blender to speed up cooking and kitchen work now. It links progress with affordable upgrades and encourages readers to buy to improve efficiency at home.
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Tripoli Hardware
Tripoli
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