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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1965

Page

10

Tax-Free Charities Run Land-Office Businesses

Dr. Martin A. Larson warns Phoenix private real estate valued at about 54 billion assessed and 135 billion true is largely owned by churches and other nonprofits. He cites national religious wealth by group and argues growing tax exemptions burden property taxpayers. He cites broad nonprofit investments and critiques First Amendment implications of tax preferences.

Phoenix, Ariz NANA United States Martin A. Larson Phoenix Detroit, Mich Larson Phil Qliasis California Chicago

More Families Drawing From Private Wells

The water-finding divining rod may be a relic of the past but private wells grow stronger. Over 10 million families now use private water systems, double the number 15 years ago, due to lagging water mains and suburban growth. Benefits include unlimited usage and better pressure, with initial drilling costs offset by long term savings. Private wells offer freedom in site selection when building a home and no dependence on mains availability.

Building Rebuilding Real Estate Future Contracts In Western Area Down in January

New York reports January contracts for future construction in 11 western states totaled 759.92 million dollars, down 8 percent from January 1964. Nonresidential contracts rose 12 percent to 230.09 million, while nonbuilding contracts climbed 7 percent to 223.34 million. Residential building fell 26 percent to 306.40 million as single family home contracts offset gains in other subcategories.

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Bill Would End Tax-Free Bonds For Industry

Washington lawmakers Rep. Henry Reuss and Rep. Clement Zablocki introduced two bills to end tax-exempt state and municipal bonds for financing industrial and commercial projects. The measures, referred to Ways and Means, target deductions for rent payments and tax exemptions when proceeds fund facilities for private profit use.

Washington Henry 8. Reuss Clement J. Zablocki Wis Ways and Means Wisconsin Reuss and Zablocki

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By Kenneth Arline Church Enterprises Allen North Street Noe Warren Terrace South St Spadina Parkway Mrs. Sternagle Venience Alton Sternagle Main Road Middlefield
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