Iowa Weekly Capitol Letter outlines tax bill debates
The Iowa Weekly Capitol Letter reports that the new 3 percent service tax, part of a 100 million plus bill, faces implementation questions for 59 services especially construction. Gov Hughes questions applying the tax to new construction while lawmakers weigh legislative intent and possible special session. Regions for 16 state government centers are announced, and census data show Iowa's population slip.
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State Tax Commission
Legislature
The
Tax Commission
Lynn Potter
X. T. Prentis
Harold Hughes
Andrew Frommelt
Dubuque
Frommelt
Potter
Cresco Democrat
Iowa
Donald Bowin
Waterloo
Des Moines
Sioux City
Spencer
Mason City
Decorah
Fort Dodge
Carroll
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Council Bluffs
Creston
Ottumwa
Burlington
Hughes
Federal Census Bureau
South Dakota
West Virginia
Wyoming
Calendar of Events List For Tri County 4-H Activities
A calendar lists Sept dates for 4-H and extension events across Tripoli Cedar Falls and Waverly. Sessions include landscaping school at the extension office, skating party at Rollerdrome, county 4-H officer meetings, adult camp at Camp Ingawanis, and a junior member party at Tripoli Elementary School gym, with posted times.
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Tripoli
Cedar Falls
Ingawanis
Waverly
Spring bulbs indoors and fall garden tips from ISU expert
A weekly garden column from Iowa State University extension cautions indoor bulb planting timing for daffodils and tulips, advises buying strong chrysanthemums, and notes bloom timing to avoid frost. It also covers safe 2 4-D herbicide use on grapes and weeds, composting guidance, and retirement news of Blanche Williams at the Norway Star.
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Ben Vance
Iowa State University
Vance
Ames
Iowa
Corn Belt
CFS
Sree Cfs
Farm income projections in 1967 show modest decline
Iowa State economist Gene Futrell reports 1967 net farm income likely to fall from 1966 highs. US net income expected around 14.7 to 15 billion dollars, with Iowa dipping from 7,344 to lower levels. First half prices mostly down, exports mixed as costs rise and production up.
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Iowa State University
Gene Futrell
United States
Iowa
Futrell
U. S
Farm income outlook and import trends forecast for 1967 68
Futrell notes U S agricultural imports in the period were similar to the prior year with increases in beef dairy products sugar vegetables and fruits and declines in wool hides coffee cocoa rubber and tea. He sees 1967 68 export prospects as favorable though product outcomes depend on crops abroad and U S supply and price levels. He predicts 1968 net farm income near 15 billion based on early livestock and crop prospects.
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Futrell
United States
Umbrella Question Stirs Rainy Day Planning
A light exchange notes an extra umbrella as a practical item to keep in reserve for bad weather. The remark frames prudent budgeting and readiness for rain.
Traffic crashes cause massive casualties and injuries
A survey reports 52,500 deaths and 4,400,000 injuries from traffic accidents last year, highlighting the scale of harm on roads.
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Bremer County
Robert J. Sassman
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Capitol Letter
Paul Sharp
Drake University
Committee of
Third House Regulars
Dora Getting Schoon
Rock Rapids
Pres. Johnson
Schoon
Lloyd Shook
Arthur Goldsburg
la Porte City
Johnson
Kermit Hildahl
Norway
Blanche Williams
Norway Star
Tripoli Grain & Feed
Leonard H. Dettmer
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DIAL
Dale Shires County Extension
Tripoli, Iowa
Tripoli Plumbing
Swine Base
Bath Cattle
Rath
Tripoli Sales CO. Inc
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CCC
Bremer Asc County Committee
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Asare
Cement of Agriculture
Butler Steel
ASCS
Marvin Ahrenholz
Bremer
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