State of Rhode Island Expenditures in Budget Proposal
The governor's 1968-69 budget outlines expenditures with last year Actual figures, 1967-68 Estimated projections, and the 1968-69 increases. The Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council provides the SOURCE for the Proposed 1968-69 State Budget outlining these figures.
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Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council
State Budget Discussed Aiming for Fiscal Foundation
The plan repeals local taxes on intangible property and manufacturing inventories, shifts tax duties to corporations and banks with a 10 percent surtax, and would reimburse cities for over 10 million in lost revenue. An income tax would start January 1, 1969 for half a fiscal year.
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Chafee
Taxpayers group forms advisory committee to oppose tax plan
A statewide driveOpposes the proposed income tax with more than 2000 signatures collected to date The committee led by Francis Bushell plans seminars and local sessions to educate taxpayers Contact details call for volunteers from Warwick Providence Cranston and other communities The first issue of R L Taxpayers News will reach 241000 homes and supporters fund printing costs through donations and subscriptions
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Olaf Anderson
Warwick
Clement W. Williamson
Providence
Finance
George Ingram
Russell Johnson
Howard Dana
Barrington
John Perrino
Cranston
Arthur Milot
John Moody
Warren
Donald Drier
Dave Brackett
Cumberland
George Sc
Bushell
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Williamson
Rhode Island
Rhodes
Power Play Calls for Uproar Against Income Tax Move
A public appeal urges citizens to act against a stealth income tax push by lawmakers. Three weeks after the budget, readers are urged to pressure representatives through petitions and letter writing to prevent a rapid partisan policy shift.
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