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Increase In Financing For Forests OK'd
Wisconsin moves to expand forestry funding via a constitutional amendment. The plan allows financing from the general fund beyond the current two tenths mill real estate tax, avoiding higher property taxes. If approved by 1967 legislature and ratified, the first aid could begin in 1968, with about a one fifth rise, roughly $1 million yearly, to cover protection, management, disease control, county aid, and private landowner services.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Conservation Department