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Tax shift rattles small West Virginia towns
CHARLESTON AP The Register Herald reports tax changes hitting Clay Welch and other towns hard. Intangible property taxes were cut in 1997 reducing revenue by about 35000 for Welch next fiscal year. Welch Mayor Martha Moore and town recorder Debbie Bias warn of cuts to police snow plowing and basic services.
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Register-Herald
West Virginia
Charleston
Clay
Town Recorder
Betty Murphy
Debbie Bias
Welch
McDowell County
Bias
Martha Moore