Industrial Development And Bouncing Taxes Clash
A Kansas political letter warns that rising taxes and tax sources will dominate the 1956 budget era. Industry seeks new revenue and places to settle, while lawmakers mull service, license, franchise taxes, and pari mutuel or slot forms. Past taxes like cigarettes show large long term gains. The piece argues government costs rise, and voters may back tax shifts in 1956 and beyond.
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Topeka
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Marion
Harold McGugin
Coffeysville
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County Levy Rises Slightly in 1956 Budget
Franklin county unveils a proposed 1956 budget with total expenditures of 1,476,194.10 and a mill levy of 17.23, up a fraction from 1955 while overall taxes remain near 1955 levels. Welfare funding climbs to 644,712.50, the largest item, amid updated general and welfare figures and a public hearing set for August 15 at 10 a.m.
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Number of Education Television Stations Reaches Thirteen
The United States now hosts 13 education television stations expanding public access to instructional broadcasts across multiple states. These stations, operated by local school systems and public broadcasters, aim to enhance remote learning and formal education through televised programming.
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