Property taxes surge in Mission Hills Kansas city suburb
In Mission Hills Kansas City suburb taxes rose sharply with the 1978 increase and expected 1979 rise. A $50,000 home paid about $8 in 1977, $34.68 in 1978, and $102 projected for 1979 if voters approve. The town ranks among the nation’s wealthiest, with per capita income near $20,000 in 1974, and residents include Royals owner Ewing Kauffman.
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City cuts tax on intangibles hit budget
Kansas City voters reduced the intangibles tax on dividends and interest income from 2.25 percent in 1977 to a proposed 1 percent this year. The loss in revenue endangers the city budget as that tax once accounted for about three-fourths of income, now falling to under half. Hallmark Cards president Donald J. Hall and other local leaders referenced the impact as property tax increases were used to offset the shortfall.
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Ohio passes tax breaks for energy shift and emergency aid
Ohio Governor James A Rhodes signs a package of five bills with immediate effect. One measure grants sales and corporate tax exemptions to energy conversion facilities from gas to coal, thermal improvement sites, and waste to energy plants. The package also broadens paramedics and EMTs immunity and authority to administer aid before professional care.
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Divorced Fathers Win Child Support Rights Rise in U.S.
New York and nationwide courts increasingly assign child support to ex spouses, shifting burden from fathers to payers to both parents. The Carter case in New York state sparked hundreds of similar rulings as law and elite opinion push toward joint financial responsibility amid rising female workforce participation.
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Major outdoor country music festival draws thousands near Wheeling
About 35,000 fans are expected at the Brush Run Park site for the Jamboree Hills festival near Wheeling, with stars Roy Clark and Crystal Gayle headlining. Organizers tout comforts, food and rest facilities while noting a family crowd and no arrests from last year under hot, near 100 degree days.
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Petaluma Eyes New Impact Fee for Growth
Petaluma CA council approves a revolutionary impact fee aimed at offsetting city costs from new homes. The measure would charge developers per acre or per unit to fund services like police and fire, with a second hearing planned to prove revenues cover the costs. Critics from the Sonoma County Industry Association challenge the formulas, arguing data is insufficient.
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