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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1975
Page
2
June 1 4 H Rally and Family Day at the fairgrounds in Waverly starting 12 30 p m. June 4 Area 4 H Intermediate Conference at Wartburg College 9 30 a m Extension Council Meeting at the Extension Office in Tripoli 8 p m.
Iowa lawmakers approve two large appropriations, 378.3 million for K-12 and 196.2 million for higher education, with final Senate votes 44 4 and 45 3. The bills include 9 million for private college tuition grants and 137 million to the board of regents amid extensive floor amendments. Senator Plymar urges tougher drunk driving penalties as nine Republicans and nine Democrats sponsor SenateFile 76. The Senate agriculture committee advances a corporate farming bill, while a coalition warns the Senate version weakens protections. it would mainly require annual corporate activity reports and restrict feedlot ownership by processors or limited partnerships.
Washington report details Export-Import Bank loans to foreign buyers for American goods, highlighting earth moving equipment sales. It criticizes a $10 million taxpayer cost and describes Congress increases to staff pay, travel, and district phone allowances, plus inflation impact statements.
State Representative Ray Lageschulte reviews House debates over nine to ten hours daily. He cites bills: removing confidential questions from marriage certificates, aiding counties with brucellosis indemnity, and a state housing authority aimed at helping older and low income families. He notes malpractice insurance reform, inflation concerns, and budget provisions with no direct inflationary impact.
The Iowa House spends two days debating medical malpractice insurance amid rising costs. It passes a bill creating a two year Joint Underwriting Association, prohibits detailing claim amounts, requires informed consent in writing, imposes a six year statute of limitations, and blocks double recovery to curb costs while preserving patient access to care. The Senate will study further before broader legislation.
Obituaries note Herman Moeller dies of heart attack in Denver. Marriages include Werner Sell and Veryl Struck, and Meta Mummelbhie with Ernest Haase. Commencements list Tripoli diploma awards. Clergy changes announced for St John’s Lutheran in Douglas Twp. Local graduates and community events from Tripoli and Readlyn are reported with several younger residents noted.
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