Tax relief plan seen to favor higher income groups
Roswell legislator Rep. Colin McMillan says middle income residents will see little tax difference under the new package while those at bracket ends face substantial hikes. An analysis for McMillan shows $10 000 income with four dependents could rise 63.6 percent, and $50 000 to $80 000 earners with four dependents could rise 11.23 to 22.78 percent.
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Colin McMillan
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Roswell candidates focus on nuclear waste and city charter
Roswell mayoral and council hopefuls debated nuclear waste transport through Roswell and a city charter at a Meet the Candidates night sponsored by the Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce. Seventeen candidates attended, with several voicing caution on a charter without details. Absent were some mayoral and council contenders.
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Water pipeline plan hinges on bonds vote in Roswell
Water would flow into Roswell from two new wells if at least three fourths of the City Council approve selling revenue bonds. The bonds would finance a pipeline bringing the water to the city.
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Senate ovens defeat amendment on Panama Canal troops stay
The Senate rejected by 56 to 38 an amendment to the Panama Canal treaties allowing U S troops to remain in the Canal Zone after turnover if the U S is at war. Sen James Allen voiced concern over defense of the canal while supporters argued for U S protection of access.
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James Allen
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Frank Church
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Ferguson Bids for Roswell Mayoral Win
Independent candidate John K. Ferguson campaigns for Roswell mayor in the March 7 election focusing on streets and economic growth. He pledges a four part plan including a city charter and beautification projects while noting his Vietnam service and ties to local veterans groups.
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