Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 22, 1963, Image 27

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    Aspects of Tax Measure Discussed by Legislator at Meeting
Rep. James Redden (D-Med-j stated that the bulk of the reve-il per cent surtax. Redden also.ing to the problem is the in-lth-ir fmiw ,h .tu.,v friHi .,,, ... . 7T . i , u O
ford) explained the current taxjnue was raised by the removal exphasized that income former-
Professional Women's associa- theory which the Legislature 1 'y no' taxale- sucft as soclal
tion last week in a meeting at ! settled upon rather than raising i Security and certain pensions,
the Girls' Community club. I the percentage rates of income, j 15 not taxable under the new
Redden explained the reason l With the removal of the fed- measure,
for what aDDeared to a sharn ! eral deduction. Redden Minted I Redden also briefly explained
tax increase when services were i out, the Legislature was able to i the state budget, pointing out
being held to a minimum. actually reduce the percentage . that the costs of government
mai were on uie increase were
education, mental health and
correctional institutions. This
was attributable, in the main,
to growing populations.
He said the increase in enroll
ments in institutions of higher
learning, as well as in the Rrade
schools, were a result ol tne
booming population. Also add-
m me uiuuiini is uie in- tneir tami hes and their friends' neririiMi statoH ih?i dii.ni. Mi t n, i r.,j .u. .... . .L .i..i L1 .. ,
crease Dor KiuHnni in hasi. j j u L .i i j , . , " ' "'u"ul" rM' ",c f" " c"- '. " -uio mu indiiie- suiving uieir prooiems, sucn as
schooLuumri basic and to decide which they were dealing with the cutting of the i marked for education, and the matically come from the largest increases in property taxes and
Redden urged associa t i o ' n n f P,hS? . f n 8S i ""'.'""V budf!et ,w e r e n 0 ' i bulk of that in the form ot basic sSmCTt of the budget, which is stiffer enrollment requirements,
members to inform themsplvr. i n J' '""vk i"ineniH- sra supuon. euueauon. ne pointed out mat wnereas other phases of govern-
He pointed out that the S50 i rates applied to income. This
million surplus available in 1955
had been spent since then, to-
gctner with current revenues,
until the time arrived when the
surplus was entirely gone. In
that fashion, Redden pointed
out, the state was able to main
tain services and even increase
them while holding the tax lev
el. Faced With Decision
He pointed out that once the
surplus was gone, the Legisla
ture was faced with either
sharply reducing services or
increasing revenues to make the
budget balance.
Redden summarized the main
features of the tax program,
including the liberalized medi
cal deduction, elimination of the
federal deduction, imposition of
a minimum tax, provisions for
heads of households, students
and capital gains features. He I
method was favored by the Gov
ernor and leaders of both par-
tics in both Legislative bodies.
Explains Minimum Tax
Redden also explained that
the so-called minimum tax did
not apply to everybody. Those
paying the $5 "filing - fee""ere
limited to those people with less
than $500 in taxable income
(such as students) who filed a
return in order to receive their
tax rebate.
The reason for this, in part,
was to help offset the cost of
administering rebates. The 1
per cent minimum tax on ad
justed gross income takes over,
he pointed out, when the tax
payer has $500 or more in tax
able income. For those who
have taxable income in excess
of $500, and will pay a tax, it
has no effect. Everybody is not
charged $5, and there is not a
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MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1963
Four Mentioned as
Davidson Successor
SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -Four
men were mentioned here
Friday as possible successors to
C. Girard Davidson as Oregon's
Democratic national committee
man. State Chairman Ed Spencer
listed them as State Rep. Sid
ney Leiken, Roseburg; State
Sen. Alfred Corbett. Portland;
former State Chairman Robert
Straub, Eugene, and Howard
Morgan, former federal power
commissioner from Sisters.
Davidson recently announced
his resignation, effective next
month.
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