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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1962
Page
2
A 1934 article sponsored by the Iowa Association for Tax Justice argues for a pure gross income tax on individuals and businesses. It contends Iowa should set a national example and that government cost should be paid in proportion to use, reflecting a citizen led tax philosophy.
The Knoxville Journal commends federal officials in Des Moines Rock Island and Rock Island for improving farmland taking processes for the Red Rock Reservoir. It cites the United States vs 1,795 Acres case and credits Attorney Wine Judge Stephenson and Colonel Hennessy for rectifying an error and prioritizing human considerations alongside regulation.
The writer argues that Iowa's tax system unjustly burdens real estate agriculture and all property in 1934 and 1962. They contend profits should be the basis for taxation, urging lawmakers to review the Gross Income Tax and noting their offer to share a copy of the 1934 proposal.
A brief reflection urges calm in a troubled nation. It questions love for God and trust in Him, calling for a quiet moment to seek peace of mind and soul amid frightening predictions and national anxiety.
Central College will participate in the Operation Opportunity program of USNSA to study future Iowa development. A student committee in Pella will form four subcommittees on agriculture business industry and culture led by Arlyn Run Richard Glendening Bill Urmston and Bill Van Doorninck. A Des Moines conference will pool data for the Iowa Development Commission and the Legislature.
USNSA reports Corfinington Town Development plans a 20 Nation Opportunity conference. The effort will guide youth initiatives and community growth with plans to support local projects.
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