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Auto license fee plan in Kansas raises 1933 price debate
County Attorney R B Stevens notes new law may not take effect until publication next June while 1933 auto tag fees are debated. Governor elect Alfred Landon backs lowering the minimum from eight to sixty cents for cars 2000 pounds and under. Treasurers suggest delaying purchases to avoid refunds as legislature considers changing the law. Auto licenses in Douglas County begin January 1. old tags lose value after December 31.
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