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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Tuesday, November 11, 1975


City voters approve
property tax jump
(Continued from Page 1) city taxpayer about $40 extra
"have been trying to do a good per year if the market value
job." of his or her home is $40,000.
But even with yesterday's Strongest support by percent-
W" ® " I ! r e f e r e n d u m, according age - but the weakest voter
to Dukes, the Board expects to turnout - came in the student-
cut some $300,000 from its cur- dominated Second Ward, where
rent budget in order to offset the millage hike was passed
an expected loss in state aid. 541 to 161. The First Ward,
The need for additional which also contains a substan-
U , , AnTE p" tfunds became apparent to the tial student population, voted
school board in September, 998 yes to 693 no.
when legislation was passed The proposal was approved in
" ® " !" " diverting business inventory tax the Third Ward 2,405 to 1,550;
revenue from local to state cof- in the Fourth Ward 1,807 to
fers. In their unanimous sup- 1,242; and in the Fifth Ward by
port for the tax hike, board a scanty 23 votes, 1,726 to
members warned that defeat of 1,703.
the measure would require Voter turnout yesterday was
"crippling cutbacks" in both light but about 1,000 persons
personnel and programs. greater than last June's school
"h Aft 0 tr rdDrBeginning in fiscal year 1976- board election, when a 1.5 mill-
D ort77, the board estimated, the age increase was turned down
eE g e g0p a n t t mdistrict would lose approximate- by less than 800 votes. The
ly $1.6 million per year because school board hoped improved
u al d p r nsg e iof the tax loss. Yesterday's ap- economic conditions and the
proval will offset that loss for specter of damaging cutbacks
the next three years. would sway the public toward
THE INCREASE will cost a approval this time.

City Council okays
project allocations

(Continued from Page 1)
agency budget.
Another recipient a g e n c y,
Bethel A.M.E. Day Care Cen-
ter, had their approved request
for $16,679 in CDRS funds slash-
ed to $11,120. The agency claims
that the cutback will cause a
"serious funding problem."
Mayor Wheeler "reluctantly"
supported the resolution, which
passed quickly 'in a 9-1 decision.
COMMENTING on the resolu-
tion, Wheeler said, "As I go
through, I find some things dif-
ficult to reconcile."
Wheeler expressed concern
that one agency serving 15
youngsters will receive $8,000,
while another whic haids 39
children will get only $4,000.
Elizabeth K e o g h (D - First
Ward), who voted to defeat the

resolution, likened it to an old
OEO (Office of Economic Op-
portunity) p r o g r a m helping
"middle class people maintain
their middle class status."
Ronald Trowbridge (R-Fourth
Ward) tried to dispel any notion
that there is a feud among
Democrats a n d Republicans
over CDRS.
"There is not a feud. There
is a hiatus. We made our rec-
ommendationsand they were
vetoed," he said.
TROWBRIDGE was referring
to a Republican-HRP sponsored
plan that would have allocated
the entire $2.4 million that the
city is eligible for under CDRS,
but which Wheeler rejected in
a September line-item veto.

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Austrialian Prime
Minister dismissed
By APFand Reuter The Australian Parliament
CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - could, also have called a vote of
The Governor - General of Aus- no-confidence to force a new
tralia, Sir John Kerr, last night election, had Whitlam not been
fired Labor Prime Minister fired.
Gough Whitlam and appointed The governor general said he
Opposition Leader Malcolm removed Whitlam because he
Fraser to head a caretaker gov- had been unable to get the gov-
ernment. ernment's 1975 - 76 budget
The Governor - General - through Parliament and there-
Queen Elizabeth's constitutional fore did not appear able to gov-
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