South Dakota finances push for highway and welfare reforms
Governor outlined debt reduction and new funding plans, praising highway expansion, improved fuel taxes, and a proposed state funded aid to dependent children program to match federal funds, with emphasis on tax relief for homestead filers and civil service merit for highway workers. The speech warns of looming shortfalls in old age and dependent care funds and urges quick passage of reforms.
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Prompt liquidation of Rural Credit Department urged with legal changes
A speaker urges expediting the Rural Credit Department liquidation using new or updated laws. He compares progress to the Banking Department’s rapid bank-liquidation, suggests an analysis and report classifying assets by self-sustainability, and recommends extending an emergency moratorium through 1939 for farmers at risk of losing homes. He cautions against a fire-sale approach.
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Rural Credit Department
State Governor Reflects on Tax Fairness and Relief
The governor reaffirms the need to tax by ability to pay and urges consideration of profits in burden sharing. He cites past hardships from depressions grasshoppers and sickness, credits federal relief, thanks state officials and legislators, and pledges continued support as South Dakota recovers.
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Ski's The Limit Continued from Page 10
Sally contemplates revisiting the outdoors world with Corey to confront memories of Dan and test her claim that she no longer cares for him. She fears nostalgia and heartache but senses a chance to face his influence and move on.
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Jensen Addresses Board On Politics And Public Welfare
The document quotes Jensen urging prudent leadership by the board of a large United States business enterprise. He emphasizes separating politics from governance and applying sound business judgment to national issues while noting extensive social welfare programs supported by the organization.
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Budget Deficit Narrowed and Tax Revenue Surplus Projected
The speaker presents a two year budget totaling about 46,000 dollars less than the prior legislature for free items and services. Tax revenues are projected to exceed budget needs by roughly 746,000 dollars. They urge careful tax relief while noting strong income results support lower rates, warning against eroding margins that could raise future interest costs.
Highway program completed after long delay
The last session inaugurated a highway program that finally produced benefits last January after re division and gasoline tax receipts take two months to reach the treasury. A hard surfaced road across the state was completed and celebrated last summer.
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