The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, February 25, 1971, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text3—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Feb, 25, 1971 grabs. After a two-week Sen second, there’s a whole new Notice Of School Budget Hearing ate organizational delay, Ways lobby on the job in behalf of & Means is really just begin both drawn largely from the ning the struggle of balancing ranks of housewives and stu-1 NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the governing body of Linn-Benton I.E.D. | the budget. It still looks like dents. I ____ School District of Linn-Benton County, State of Oregon, will be held at I.E.D. Office on the an austerity instrument. But | . The popularity scramble so (jay of March, 1971 at 8 p. m. o'clock for the purpose of discussing with interested per- revenue estimates by guberna far has produced some expected sons t^e budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1971 and ending June 30, 1972, herein- torial advisors are holding up confusion. Duplicating meas- afler S€.t forth by Jack Zimmarman so far and there’s a faint note ures are commonplace. The The budget was prepared on a basis of accounting consistent with that used in the pre of optimism among those Attorney General and consum-j prognosticators. Prior to Jan who determine how the state er interests have competition I ceding year. Major accounting changes, if any, and their effect on the budget are set forth in , Deceptive Trade Practices I an accompanying statement. uary 11, for instance, who was will spend its money. Ante fnr inetanno Pnnciimar A copy of the budget document is available for inspection at I.E.D. Office between the With the economy still slug-1 Acts, for instance. Consumer predicting Portland’s John Burns would emerge as Sen gish, however, the session’s protection advocates have in hours of 8:30 p. m. and 5 p. m. The budget document may be obtained for $1 00, or parts of it ate President? length (always dependent upon troduced a batch of bills, each may be obtained for 10c per sheet. Signed: E. W. POLAND, And despite repeated pledges Ways & Means deliberations) aimed at righting a specific District School Board Chairman to the contrary, House Repub probably won’t be estimated single alleged wrongful prac licans have submitted a pro accurately until State Income tice. Business, on the other posal that would provide pro Taxes are collected and added hand, has countered with one FINANCIAL SUMMARY perty tax relief to senior citi up some time after April 15. comprehensive measure that For the Ensuing Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1971 When it comes to the en would cure most of the ills and zens, all homeowners general ly and a bonus for those who vironment and consumer move still make it attractive for make improvements to their ments, total numbers of bills merchants to keep their doors TAX LEVY COMPUTATION General Contracted IED Equal. regarding these subjects so far open. homes. Levy IED Office Services Environmental bills are Although some might argue are misleading. Quite a number (3) (4) (1) (2) more complicated, Attracting of bills involving both sub whether the property tax relief Total Budget Requirements_________________ $ 363,460.09 $ 214,000.00 $ 7,659,777.00 package involves new taxa jects have been introduced and most of the public attention Deduct Total Budget Resources Except will be anti-litter bills involv tion, cigarette smokers likely more will follow. But quantity Tax To Be Levied 214,000.00 60.000.00 ing taxes or deposits on bever will pay an extra nickel-a-pack doesn't always portend quality 303,460 09 7,659,777.00 age bottles and cans and ship Revenue Necessary To Balance Budget_______ legislation. to support their habit if the Vid Est. of Taxes To Be Levied But Not ping containers. Less glamor Fully half the bills introduc GOP program prevails. Rec’d in Ensuing Year____________________ ed each session of the Oregon ous environmental bills involve Meanwhile, it appears the Legislature never get out of strong new powers for enforce Taxes To Be Levied for Ensuing Year...... .. .. 303,460.09 7,659,77740 number of bills introduced committee. And the most sub ment of existing anti-pollution Analysis of Taxes To Be Levied could set a record at the State stantial changes in state law laws and placing the state’s en Within 6% Limitation.......................... ..................... 303,460.09 2,850,339.00 house. A third of the way into likely could evolve from a vironmental watchdogs on an Outside 6% Limitation .............. .................. 4,809,077.91 the session lawmakers have mere handful of bills. ... expanded, fulltime paid basis. Not Subject To 6% Limitation ..................... introduced two-thirds of the $ 7,659.316.91 $ So far most of the big head TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED ........................ $ 303,460.00 There are these types of total number of bills introduc “substantive" bills in abund lines have concentrated on ed in 1969. Some observers pre ance this session because of un granting 18-year-olds the right For the Current Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1970 dict total bills will come close precedented interim commit to vote, control of explosives, to 2,000 to this session—com tee activity. One such bill is field burning and disposition pared with 1,554 in ’69. SB 40, which would revise the of Camp Adair. TAX LEVY COMPUTATION General IED Equal Contracted Length of session is up for Oregon Criminal Code. Anoth Warming up are reapportion IED Office Levy Services er is SB 20, revising statewide ment, governmental reorgani (3) (4) (1) (2) election laws. zation and problems of local Total Budget Requirements ................. .............. ....$ 344,646.00 $ 160,500 00 $ 6,385,196.31 On the environmental and government. Deduct Total Budget Resources Except consumer “fronts,” the action February’s a lousy time to Tax To Be Levied ..... „................. 160,500.00 40,000.00 is interesting from two par guess what the Oregon Legis Revenue Necessary To Balance Budget____ 304,646.00 6485,19641 ticular standpoints. First, there lature will be doing in May. Add Est. of Taxes To Be Levied But Not is a scramble of sorts by Legis But by May it should be re Rec’d in Ensuing Year...................................... lators to be associated with latively simple to talk about Taxes To Be Levied for Ensuing Year . 304,646.00 6,385,196.31 these popular causes. And. what will happen in June. Analysis of Taxes To Be Levied Within 6% Limitation.......... ............................ , 30-1,646.00 2670,636.20 Outside 6% Limitation ............................... _.. 3,714,56041 Not Subject To 6% Limitation...... ............ .„ TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED.............. ..... ....$ 304,646.00 $ 6,385,196.31 $ Salem Scene 56TH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY CONFOUNDS THE PROGNOSTICATORS What kind of a session is the 1971 meeting of the 56th Legislative Assembly? With only six weeks of the session completed, It’s pretty early to characterize and cate gorize. Nevertheless, specula tion and conjecture are part of the “scene” at Salem. Pre-session guesstimates went something like this: There will be a record number of bills. The session will be a long one, possibly a record setter. No new tax programs will evolve to provide long- sought property tax relief. The environment and consumer movements will occupy the bulk of news space and time devoted to the session. And a sagging economy — coupled with a lack of carry-over sur plus from the last biennium, will produce an austerity bud get for all concerned. Whether or not these predic tions come true, Oregon law makers already have upset the Advertising in The Mill Gty Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week Approved by Budget Committee Feb. 11, 1971 Signed: ORVAL JESS, Secretary NORMAN MORGAN, Chairman LINN-BENTON COUNTY I.E.D. BOARD BUDGET SUMMARY GENERAL FUND Actual 1968-69 69,556.39 47,976.96 21,579.43 73,896.02 60,180.13 13,715.89 57.342.11 22.776.49 34,565.62 15,004.59 22,129.89 $ $ $ $ 1,595.00 $239,324.00 Actual 196970 $ 70,722.32 52,505.95 18 216.37 $ 88,005.20 76,356.79 11,648.41 $ 73,798.03 30,505.95 43,292.08 $ 21,311.80 $ 25,964.26 $ $ 5.307.38 $285,108.99 $239,524.00 $285,108.99 $ $ $ 1970-71 Budget $ 75,717.00 52,977.00 22,740.00 $108,288.00 78,888.00 29,400.00 $ 80,766.00 33,266.00 47,500.00 $ 16.975.00 $ 27,800.00 $ 100.00 $ 20,000.00 $329,646.00 $ 15,000.00 $344,646.00 100 Administration Total ...... ............... Salaries ............................... ................. Other ................................... ................. 200 Instruction Total .............................. Salaries ................................... . ........... Other .................................. .................. 700 Maintenance Total ................ .......... Salaries ................................................. Other __________________________ 800 Fixed Charges .................................... 1200 Capital Outlay .................................... Payments to distressed districts .. Operating Contingency.................... Total Estimated Expenditures .... Unappropriated Balance ................ . TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENTS .. Proposed 1971-72 $ 90,283.80 68,48440 21,799.50 $118,948.44 88 848.44 30,100.00 $ 77,227.85 31,227.85 46,000.00 $ 17,000.00 $ 24,900.00 $ 100.00 $ 20 000.00 $348,460.09 $ 15,000.00 $363,460.09 OTHER FUNDS w Actual 1968-69 Actual 1969-70 1970-71 Budget $ 41,289.82 $ 42,930.94 $103,000.00 $ 46,341.24 $ 52,250.23 $103,000.00 Proposed 1971-72 Special Education Contracted RESOURCES Reimbursements, State, Local . EXPENDITURES Salaries and Travel Expense .... $116,000.00 $116,000.00 Elementary Guidance Contracted RESOURCES Reimbursements from Contracted $ 40,000.00 Districts ....................................... . EXPENDITURES Salaries, supplies, travel________ _____ $ 40,000.00 Audio-Visual Contracted THE $ 33300 18,460.10 $ 18,850.00 21,265.20 26,500.00 21,405.66 39,399.50 26,500.00 RESOURCES NDEA Reimbursement .............. $ 6,000.00 Fees from Contracting District _____ $ 26,000.00 EXPENDITURES Films, Filmstrip, tapes, etc......... . ......_... $ 32,000.00 Data Processing Contracted ENTERPRISE $ 12,500.41 ) 2,073.79 13,675.85) $ 14,650.04 15,432.05 ) ) $15,000.00 5,600.00 5,000.00 4,400.00 RESOURCES Fees and sale of supplies ..................._... $ 15,000.00 EXPENDITURES Machine Rental ..._........................................ $ 5,600.00 Labor.............................................................. 5,000.00 Materials ............................................... _....... 4,400.00 Audit and Filing Fees CLASSIFIEDS $ 15,750.23 $ 15,043.97 $ 16,000.00 $ 15.608.00 1 IS 00 $ 99,249.54 $ 14,899.00 130.00 $112,740 15 ($ 989.22) $111,750.93 $ 15,000.00 1,000 00 $160,500.00 TURN YOUR TRASH INTO CASH List Your FOR SALE Items In The Enterprise Classified RESOURCES Reimbursement from contracting districts ........................................... ......... $ 19,000.00 EXPENDITURES Audit fees .................................................... $ 18,000 00 Filing fees .................................................... $ 1.000.00 Total Contracted Services ___ $214,000.00 Beginning Balance (Deficit) on 7-1-69 TOTAL REVENUES ______ __ _____ $ IJnn-Benton County I.K.D. BUDGET RESOURCES —In Detail GENERAL FUND $ 58,840.38 972.92 $ 6147541 1,921.42 t ‘îAnnnnn 59,813.30 $ 63,796.93 $ 40,000.00 4,000.00 Available Cash nn Hand Section for Quick Low - Cost Results. $304,646.00 $344,646 00 Now Is The Time To Clean Out The Attic, Garage and I. E. D. EQUALIZATION FUND Closets. $8,385,196-31 $2,670,636.20 $3.714.56031 The Mill Gty Enterprise Phone 897-2772 $6385.19631 Mill City $6385,19631 ................. $ 56,000.00 Interest on Savin#! ...................... Total Budget Resources Except Taxes To Be Levied .................. District Tax Required to Balance Budget ...................... ......... TOTAL BUDGET RESOURCES ___ $ 1,000.00 $ 60,000 00 $303,460.09 $36.3,16009 RESOURCES Delinquent Taxe« ___ __ ___________ $ Current I*vy (1971-72) student ADM (® 273.06 ...... ............. $7,659,416.91 28,049.9 Ix-ss Tax Base __ _________________ $2.850,339.00 I-evy Outside 6% ............. ..................... $4,809,07731 TOTAL RESOURCES ......... ............ $7,659,416.91 EXPENDITURES For Purpose of the Fund per ORS 334 260 . ................. ................. $7,650,41691 Over 6% — $4.078 per 1000 T.C.V.