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PAG 2 SIIELT0}¢--MA t')N COI. TY J'OITRNAL--Published in CtCh, r,L hna, town, U.R.AY, ,qhelton, Washington October
taxing di:*tricts, and,
some free miEa~e ill lhe City Wa~
llvailable, iI WOIlld b,e iinpos:dble
for tile hnspital district I.i, h, vy
in the area olltNide tI!c city since
lhe law specifically states ti~at
all areas in a laxing d.:siricl ll],lsI
he levied equally.
At present the 40 mills in the
city go t(l:
City--16 mills
County Cm'rent Exp. 8 l'miis
School l)ist 1.1 nlills
State 2 mills (for i)nblic as-
sistance
Tile I'OSSil|ILITY that any
of these senior tltXillg ai,,.;tvict,,~
would be able to reliilquish any
of the nlillagc they are now geL-
ling iv allnot~t noa-existant.
In budget, b'tlallci~lg l'or Ih('-
coming year, _ completed recently,
all three of tlle h,eaI di,'Jiric/s were
forced to keep spt~llding to a min-
imum in order to stay wiLltin the
alnount of nloney they had avail-
able. With the growth in the area
putting demands for more ser-
vices on these taxing units, the
demand for additional services and
lhe increasing costs of the se~¢icea
now provided, the possibility of
any reduce|ion in mill levy is re-
nlOtE.
The need for a new hospital and
studies of method:~ of financing
were also outlined.
The studies, which have been
carrie.d oll ow~r several years, re
suited in the Eonelusion that the
only way a new hospital conld be
financed is through formation of
a hospital district, the passage of
a bond issue in the future, an(
from federal funds through the
Hill-Burton program.
JItRY
(Oontinued From Page One)
In the list of 11 criminal case~
to be tried this fall are that of
:Marden M. Stroud and Block V.
Sturtevant ml charges of grane
larceny stemming from two real
estate transactions. The two sep
arate cases have been set for
Jan. 12 and 13 and Jan. 14 and 15
OTHER CRIMINAL cases in-
clude:
Theadore Ray Palmer Jr., and
Robert W. Frost, second degree
assault, set for Jan. 8 and 9.
Set for Jan. 6 is the case of
Wa~e A. Schnabel, charged with
second degree assault.
Set for Jan. 7 is the case of
Michael A. Griffin, charged with
taking a motor vehicle withqut
permission of the owner. ,
The case of John M. Wilson,
charged with indecent liberties, is
set for Dec. 7. Wilson, in eour!
for arraignment Friday, pleaded
not guilty.
Set for Jan. 5 are the appeals
from traffic violation convlctlon.~
in Justice Court of Wesley i.
Vaughn and Thomas W. Kimball
Set for Jan. 6 is the appeal of
a Justice Court traffic conviction
of Eugene D. Anderson. The case
0f.5~ichard I~eyette, also a traffic
violation conviction appea,ledl is
set for!Jan. 7
Set for Dec. 7 are the traffic
violation conviction appeal of Carl
Emsley and the case of Jerry C.
Skinner, charged with third de-
gree assault.
(~I~IlliI|uod Fvo,,i Page lille)
1.I10[. IlntiIprob(~ evtTy noel( tlll(I crartny of
the bnilding".
TilE GROUP, according to the
lettel, will be selected fr(,rn a
mob of irate mothers from the
nol'th Ci)llllly pl'ecintJts Wll!ch wan
to be exchlded fl'olll tilt, pi'oposecl
b(,spital district.
Along with scrubbing and chant-
ing, the proposal is lor t!le grotlI
to ask the Plosecuting Attorney
to pref~,r C'l:[l'g~S (Jr gl'and larceny
*t~'.-till}lI wl~fs,,"et' tH' wh(m]evcr stoic
the $5 mW, in:l of north county
vahlat ion,
Tile plan a~'~o o,iI]:4 for a larg(,
sign to be planted on the court
l'ff)llSe ]a'wfl l:t~,O (l'4in~" tile eotlllL'v
wide hospital district as "The Big
'(~!;;[ ,~:~,*(~ll " lilt:,) VIe . .e.'t~t_l [.J:)5
His Petitio.s."
t' r)¢ t " ' ) l)ltl:;I)tll'.q, c}f ",
1]O1'(,' ~el't(' 1:4 na,tlll'~L v, te.¢a SIlg"
:e ~te"~ COUi'zI(P,; of ac[i/)n lay coun-
.y off'ciah~
Cn:' auo~,.caLion is that thecoun
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