Budgets and Economic Conditions in New Mexico
A Taxpayers Association bulletin argues that appropriations for the next fiscal year begin July 1, 1935, will drive taxes, fees, and charges on residents. It links prosperity to overall business activity in New Mexico, asking how livestock, agriculture, mining, and banking sectors fare and how employment and incomes affect tax capacity. Government benefits will mirror citizens’ contributions. The key questions: what are the most necessary governmental services and how to fund them.
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Taxpayers Association of
New Mexico
Salvation Army Plans Emergency Drive for Local Funds
The Salvation Army and its local advisory board announce an emergency financial campaign to supplement home service funds through four months. Secretary Mrs. O M Wallace cites low current funds and a $671 outstanding last year’s pledges need. Chairman Flo Austin praises fiscal economy as April reports show extensive community service and programs amid fundraising shortfalls.
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Health director cites misstatement on infant mortality rate
Santa Fe May 14 AP Rosslyn Karp State Health Director today called attention to a misstatement about birthrate and infant mortality. She said the nation's rate was not the highest in the world and that other states have higher rates.
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