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Thursday. June 4, 1964
III DiNELLO SHOE REPAIR
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Specializl"g I" Orthopedic
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(ContiDued from Page 1) values in the surrounding four (Continued from Page 1) For the study were Mayor For every twD pairs of heell
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ally called for acquisition by a blocks adjacent to it. tax rate to payoff bonds over William Connol
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y, an
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oun- repaired ... get 1 pair repelrlld
limited dividend corporation 3. The City-could finance this the architects f~r. their work, a perjod of years. cHmen Bodman, William Butler, ~~;i~ Mack 886.1739
which would pay the "frozen" with I5.year revenue bonds 1nd. for the addItIonal costs.. Bodman said that he was Benjamin Warren, '1' ham a s at Ar.lta, nr. I Mile Rd.
land cost, the city planners would balance the tax levy. a plan to pare away some of not be considered. He said he p
stated. 4. The new buildings will be the proposed new furnishings was also against both a revenue PromJoot,Accurate, Prescription SerfJ;,ce
This law has now been well-built, valuable additions to for the new wing, which he bond isslle or a general obliga- t'
amended, following successful the City for many more years C[ll!l'd unnecessary, to save tion issue. A Packaged Liquors, Champagne, Wine
experiences in California, to after the bonds are retired. ,pmI' costs. He also suggested Speaking of the former, he Full Line of Fitle Cigars
transfer this tax difference to The same State legislation, I ellminatin~ some furniture for, said he doubted that people
present taxes for enough years backed by a voted one mill levy, MItchel.!, ~acked by CouncIl. against a referendum, and that: Fisher, and William Kirby. L_-_-_-_-.:_-_-_-.:_-_-_-_-_-_-_~_-_-_-_-_-_:::!
to balance the excess original and the additional tax income! man BenJamIn Warren, offered the matter of the pool should II ~,;;;;;-;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;,,;.::-.::.::;;;,-.;;.;,;.--;;;,-.;,;;;;;,;,;..------------,
the City to finance revenue I the city planners poi:lted out.: thl! old building. aftpr it is 1'e I would pay any fee to use the I R
City can act on Its own to ac- areas. Careful contmulng study lice department, anrl for the I tel', he saId he doubted that, K
quire, clear and resell or ac- should be made of all below- fire department day room and: Ihe people would vote for a:
quire and remodel property, a~erage housin~ areas in t~e sleepinn quarters, I bond issue that might possibly I
This can be firumced with rev. CIty to determIne where or If M't toll d W reo sugg"st. ,increase their taxes. . I • PHARMACY
enue bonds backed by voted mil- such treatment might be feasi- d t~ \~ an b ar f ~ k '" d! Bodman said that each year, I
lage. ble. e . a anum er.o "fS s an I police and fire protection costs I
The City of Hamtramck, the Technically, the same things chal~s, presently m ~se, be reo increase, and he would much, ,-------- ........ ~~""""""""""""""""""~~~~~""""""~~-...:
Associates ~tated, recently rais- could be done under the Fed- furbl~hed a.nd. retaIned, and \rather see the taxes be i n g ,
ed $600,000 with a five-year eral Urban Renewal legislation, certalll fu~mshlllgs,. ex:cept for spent to maintain these serv- I
Ope;" Mon_ Eves. till 8:30
one-mill levy under this legisla- but Grosse Pointe can best meet top executIves, be ehmmated. ices, espec!l'l1y police protectinn.
The newly rebuilt area this kind of problem at the 10- Kirby Opposes Cuts UOD, rather than for a pooL!
will be a healthy portion of the cal level. Neighborhood conser- Champion of retaining the He suggested that the pool be
CIty paying full taxes for many vation is a challenge which can furnishings, which would take turned down and not be made years after the 1x>nds are paid only be met by combined offi- from 30 to 60 days to de~iver an issue at the elections. I
off. cial and citizen act~on in a work. on receipt of orders, was Coun. It was pointed out by Coun- ,
With such financing, the City ing partnership which wlll bene- cUman William Kirby, who cilman William Kirby, and I
can acquire the property and fit every resident to the extent challenged those who advocated Isome of the other councilme~,
sell it at vacant land value for each problem is faced and salv- elimination of furniture, to take that It i,Jthe duty of the councIl 'I
properly planned private re- ed. a look at the present equipment to permit the people to vote on
building. (Next week: Community Fa- in the police and fire depart- the mlltter, since a petition by I
Sample Offered c.:itiesJ ments. He also demanded that pool advocates has already been I
. Using an actual sample, the ------ the present desks and chairs submitted to the city. .
city planners revealed Ii block Woods Council now in use, and some of the Kirby said that if the councIl
In the Pointe, assessed a~ $154,- file cases, be Inspeeted by the turned down a referendum I
600 paid $10,100 in 1963 In City, Holds Meetin~ dissenting councilmen. citizens could obtain a petition
I school and county taxes. Its fair