State aid plan could finance $50 million highway upgrade
An Illinois speech argues highways are public property and urges a state aid program. By using a two mill state tax over ten years and bond issues, half the $50,000,000 cost could be covered, funding extensive road construction without crippling farm taxes. The plan aims to connect towns from Galena to Cairo and boost farm value, with farmers paying about 10 cents per acre per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Europe
Champaign
Decatur
Sullivan
Anya
Thia
Illinois
Anatyasia
New Zealand
Leea Papilona
United States
Union
Maine
California
New Jersey
State House
Massachusetts
New England States
New York
Ohio
Virginia
Kentucky
Mississippi Valley
Illinois Highway Commission
Galena
Cairo
Tlinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howard
H Gross
Clear Lake
Springfield
Peoria
Ware
saaDll
Michigan
Ota Road
Agricultural Department
Lowa
Wevada
South Dakota
Arizona
Kansas
New Hampshire
AMR
Texas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Utah
Savenausdaas
Maryland
North Carolina
Vermont
Delaware
North Dakota
Veteeree
Oregon
Idaho
Pennsylvnia
Wyoming
Montana
South Carolina
The