State Assembly debates auto tax bill to fund roads
Lawmakers consider reviving a statewide auto tax to pay for road projects. The plan, tied to finance committee actions, would replace existing taxes with new funding estimates, aiming to finance state road improvements and easing current revenue concerns.
Tax shift debated as state funds redirect to federal aid
The article discusses state tax changes reallocating funds from the general property tax to highway programs and federal aid. It notes a 1922-98 relief effect, with estimates rising to 3 million in 1922 and 2.5 million in other years, while opponents argue the burden shifts to small automobile owners and that existing funds should suffice. Also covered are the Minneapolis convention of a Christian American movement and the obituary of Rushford resident David Otis.
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Chicago Police to Yam the Vamps at Sheridan Road
Police women and officers, aided by Ane Tordie and others, moved to handle crime waves near Sheridan Road. A mobile force of smartly dressed officers in civics cars targeted vamp activity and protected business districts along the Loop. The force aims to curb disturbances and restore order amid rising tensions.
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