Montana Finance Crisis Urges Tax Reform and Departmental Overhaul
Governor's address outlines dire state finances, calls for income and inheritance taxes, oil and mineral license reforms, road funding via auto licenses, and a consolidated state administration. Proposes a three-member tax commission, centralized purchasing, agriculture department expansion, and workmen’s compensation modernization to curb real estate tax burdens and boost Montana’s economy.
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