Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 73, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1929 — Page 8

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$1.17 TAX RATE BUDGET BEADY FOR COUNCIL Levy Asked by Slack Is 7 Cents Above That for 1929. The 1930 budget requesting a tax rat# of si.n on each SIOO of taxable property in the city will go to the, city council tonight. Edvard H. Harriss. finance chairman, indicated the council will attempt to make further cuts in the departmental requests in an effort to reduce the tax levy, *- The levy requested by Mayor L. Ert Slack and City Controller general fund, an increase of 1.5 1

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! Sterling R. Holt will be an increase jof 7 cents over the 1929 rate if I council approves the figure. The city controller recommended ! to council a levy of 65 cents for the ! cents over 1929. The 1930 budget calls for appro- | priation of $4,876,000. estimating | there will be an unexpended balance of $97,000 at the end of the year. Miscellaneous receipts are estimated at $400,000 for next. year, the 65ccnt levy bringing in $4,413,000 on the $675,000,000 of taxable property. It is estimated that the taxable property value will be boosted $4,000,000. The general fund will have an estimated balance of $34,936, which Mayor Slack plans to have reappropriated to care ror emergencies in connection with the change to the city manager form. Jan. 1. Special levies and increases recommended by Slack administration leaders: Park, 6 cents, same: sanitary, 7 cents, same: health board, 10 cents, 1-cent increase; police and firemen's pension funs, 1 cent each;,

school health, 1 cent, same; recreation. 1.5 cents, .5 cent increase; tuberculosis fund, .5 cent, same; municipal improvement certificate fund, 4.2 cents, 2-cent increase; thoroughfare, 1.5 cents, same; track elevation, 2 cents, same; street resurfacing, 2 cents, same; sanitary bonds, 2.8 cents, 1-cent dropr park bonds, 3.75 cents, 1.75-cent inincrease; city sinking, 4.75 cc~ .75 cent increase; flood prever. bonds, 2.5 cents, 1-cent jump, dr.war memorial fund, 1 cent, same. Mayor Slack said the city sanitary board refused to accept the 7cent rate which was ordered in 1929. declaring the department could not operate on less than a 7cent levy. “We'll recommend 7 cents to the council,” Slack said. City Councilman Albert F. Meurer will make a final fight on the acceptance of the Pendleton Pike dog pound site donated by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Patrick. A remonstrance against accepting the land at Phipps street and Pendleton pike will be filed by property owners.

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QUERY HOOVER ! ON NAVY LABOR ! Federation Leaders Protest Private Building. J'/ Feripps-Hoicard Xacsvavrr Alliance f WASHINGTON. Aug. s.—Formal | protest against alleged discrimination against the navy yards in his i : cruiser suspension program has been ! lodged with President Hoover by : spokesmen for the American Fed- ! eration of Labor. Though organized labor's representatives have assured the Presi- j dent of their sympathy with the | disarmament program, they main- j tain that in stopping construction J of three cruisers assigned to the | navy yards and permitting private | firms to go ahead with building of 1

the other two. he is violating the spirit of the law. They also declared that, if the suspension move was made for the purpose of economy, the President should have iet the navy yards complete their part of the program. It is contended the -navy yards can

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' build the vessels at least *1.500.000 i cheaper than private contractors. But the main reliance of labor's spokesmen is the provision in the j cruiser bill that eight must be built ; in navy yards, and that these should 1 consist of the first vessel laid down ; and every alternate one.

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