Cities Counties Get State Aid In Taxes
Six states have passed measures this year to give cities and counties larger shares of state collected taxes. Arkansas, Colorado, Indiana, New Mexico, Utah and West Virginia enacted the bills, with Colorado's taking effect this month as sharing plans are under consideration in others.
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West Virginia
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Tax Sharing Across States Expands Local Revenues
The article outlines several state measures directing state revenue to localities. Utah raises grants from motor vehicle license revenue to cities and towns from 800000 to 1590000 dollars. Utah also earmarks liquor store profits above 2250000 dollars annually for local distribution up to 1000000 dollars. Arkansas passes four tax sharing bills allocating 12 percent of general state revenues over 33 million to cities. New Mexico provides 14 percent of motor vehicle registration fees to localities. West Virginia offers two percent of liquor store sales as municipal rebates. Indiana begins local shares of state revenue.
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Mining For Diamonds Begun In Idaho Pit
Miner reports diamond fever in Idaho near McCall as search parties uncover stones from a gravel pit west of town. A 19 carat stone was previously found about 26 years ago, with early claims tracing to explorer Samuel Wilson and Governor Caleo Lyon.
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Campus Mystery Trail Ends At Waterfall
A Cornell proctor and a campus patrolman found a puzzling note near Fall Creek Gorge that referenced a moss species named Futaxo crinus Ithacansis. Investigators determined the message was a botany student’s garbled note about moss at the gorge with no evidence of distress or suicide.
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Taxer Increases Expected After Statute Revision
Officials anticipate higher taxes following a recent statute revision. The measure alters rates and exemptions, affecting individuals and businesses statewide.
Kalamazoo Milkman Doubles In Brass
Kalamazoo housewives increasingly rely on local milkmen for odd jobs such as delivering groceries, sorting diapers, lighting fires, and shoveling sidewalks. Milkmen often carry keys to routes and help with daily chores, but missed payments or refusals to supply milk can end friendly favors.
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Small rolling mill yields magnetic alloy breakthrough
In Pittsburgh, Westinghouse Electric Corp scientists unveil a pocket sized rolling mill enabling production of a new magnetic alloy. The device helps explore material properties and microstructure at a miniature scale, signaling potential for advanced metallurgical research.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
Divorce suit dismissal amid counterclaim in long court saga
A judge set to dismiss a divorce suit as a counterclaim is pursued by multiple filings. Lynn makes a trip to the court as changes swirl in the case. The article notes demographic shifts in Europe and Africa, contrasting populations from 300 years ago to modern times.
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