BOONE, Iowa---On the KWBG News Public Affairs Program Tuned In Friday, Representative Chip Baltimore said he wasn't sure when the legislative session would end. Baltimore says House Republicans have a spending level that's $40-million less than Senate Democrats and is doesn't appear that either side will budge. Those are the same comments made before by others, including Senate Democrat Herman Quarmbach. Once leadership decides on how much they can spend, then it gets divided up. Baltimore's comments can be heard on Tuned In found here.
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