Income Tax For Schools Aide urged by Cheltenham board president
Morton S. Gorelick president of the Cheltenham School Board argues in a Philadelphia Bulletin letter that public education requires taxpayer support and proposes a one percent income tax as an alternative to rising real estate taxes. He urges legislature to allow districts to collect income tax and remit funds to schools, relieving homeowners especially seniors.
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Singapore Tightens Downtown Traffic With Fees and Limits
Singapore reduces downtown traffic by charging ALS entry fees during peak morning hours and raising car taxes. The program cuts daily entrants from 43,000 to 11,000, lowers car sales, and shifts rents outward. Despite side effects, experts compare it to U.S. efforts to curb urban auto congestion.
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