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20 DAILY ARGUS MOUNT VERNON NY THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 26 1968 Capitol Corridors Rockefeller Must ight or His Tax Package By CHARLES DUMAS ALBANY (AP) Gov Rockefeller will have to use all of his vaunted talents as a super salesman to persuade the next legislature to vote a $700 million increase in state taxes He will have some plus fac tors going for him but there are a lot of obvious minuses too The way it looks at this point according to most knowledge able fiscal experts in the state government Rockefeller will be seeking a 50 per cent increase in the state sales tax and a 20 per cent boost in income taxes to close a big revenue gap in his next budget On the plus side the big fac tor in his favor is that 1969 will be an that is the legislators will not have to stand for re election un til 1970 County Offers Wild Life ilms Starting Oct 3 A series of wild life lec ture films showing the scenic wonders of this country Mexi co and North America will begin Oct 3 at Stepinac High School in White Plains with the film Announcement of the series of five color motion pictures which will be shown by scien tists who are also expert pho tographers was made by Miss Grace Lewis chairman of the Beautification Com mittee The series is sponsored by the Westchester County Recreation and Park Society in cooperation with the National Audubon So ciety The other films include Living on Oct 29 Nov 26 Rivers of North Ameri Jan 13 1969 and eb 22 The programs will begin at 8 pm and will last nearly two hours urther information a bout tickets and the program is available by contacting Ken Batchelor room 612 County Of fice Building Student tickets are also avail able through the high school Miss Lewis said Last year the annual series began in the Little Theater of the County Center HOWTO SAY NO TO YOUR CHILDREN aW A Ann practical rules can make life easier for both parents and children Her approach com ibjning discipline witn love gives kids security they need to becomesuccessful adults One of 43 arti cles and features in the October' (Digest including: A Key To eminine Response In Marriage The Bible: A Good Book or Our Times My Life Isn't Pick up your copy today DIGEST This is regarded customarily as a good time to raise taxes on the theory that the voters will have another full ear to forgive or at least to forget Last winter Rockefeller $494 million in tax increases includ ig a 20 per cent income tax boost to finance his present budget But the lawmakers couldn't swallow the income tax proposal with the 1968 elections coming up What they really wanted to do was raise state aid to their home districts After considerable maneuver ing the lawmakers scrapped the income tax plan and came up with a variety of substitutes They raised taxes on business cigarettes and gasoline by $345 million and increased state aid for education and general munic ipal purposes by a total of million in the present fiscal year They closed the resultant bud get gap by postponing some of the aid payments for a few into the next fiscal year Rockefeller's tax problem is compounded by the necessity to make those increased and postponed payments in his next budget One of the major arguments he can use is that the legisla ture got him into this fix and therefore is obliged to bail him out The alternative to raising taxes is to cut back on aid he can say Any volunteers? On the negative side howev er beyond the tra ditional reluctance to vote any tax increases is their particu lar sensitivity to income tax in creases and the distaste of many for any sort of sales tax While many legislators mind laying extra taxes on bus iness or voting taxes on cigarette or gasoline pur chases they flinch at the reac tion of income taxpayers who can see the immediate effect of increased withholdings from their weekly paychecks The sales tax has been espec ially unpopular with many Dem ocrats who like to describe it as that is they ar gue that it tends to hit hardest at the people who least can af ford to pay ox example Assemblyman Stanley Steingut who might emerge as the next speaker of the Assembly says he is firmly opposed to any sales tax in creases In the past however Rocke feller has enjoyed remarkable success in selling tax increases to the legislature usual ly a lot of wailing and breast beating but Rockefeller has had his ay more often than not If he succeeds in peddling the 3700 million package it will be his the largest single tax increase in the history One veteran and cynical leg islator taking the measure of emerging developments sum med it up this way: sold us some big turk eys in the past but this one looks like a the LAW If someone forges your signa ture to one of your checks must you bear the loss? A No! A bank is liable for making payments on checks on which the name has been forged This column is a public serv ice of the New York State Bar Association and this newspa per It is designed to inform not to advise Answers to indi vidual legal problems should be obtained only from your lawyer fall riding Starts with riding clothes from Our large selec 'tion of ready to wear is cor rect to the last detail cut for' comfort in the saddle and fitted by experts Sensibly priced for every member of the family Marlborough jodhpur boots from $1495 Riding boots from 2995 Tweed Riding coat 3450 Washable jodhpurs from 1195 Washable stretch breeches from 1695 Riding shirt from 395 Send $100 for our new cata Everything for Riding" (deductible from first order) Dept 123 24 St NY NY 10010 mix 1 Vx I I gf i I A i lb I I I iiL a 1 MY Ginger mack Valley Day Care Center in Concord a non bread with whipped cream at the United Baptist Church profit service for woi king tops this lunch at Merri mothers AP Wirephoto Jr 7tli Regiment Armory Will Bare Plaque NEW A plaque desig nating the 7th Regiment Armory as a New York City landmark representatives of the British an Australian governments whose soldiers along with the broke the back of the final line of German resistance50 years ago Registration Changes Are Explained The new changes' in the regis tration procedures for the fall election were explained last night to the Republican City Committee by a commissioner of the County Board of Elections Registration will be held at the 51 districts throughout the city Monday Thursday and riday of next week from 5 to 10 pm and also Saturday of next week from 10 am to 10 pm 1 Commissioner Joseph Cassidy said that some of the more im portant changes in registration this year have to do with voters being qualified to register if they are residents of the state and the county for three months by election day Nov: 5 (The previous requirement stated that a person had to be a resident one year in the state and four months in the county before he could register) Another change allows serv icemen who are out of the coun try to qualify by a member of their family filling out a card fur nished by their hoard Also that absentee registra tion does not apply to anyone away on a vacation but docs apply for an absentee ballot Mr Cassidy urged all persons seeking absentee ballots to go to their polling place next week when registration is under way He also pointed out that a per son who is here on election day must vote even though he has filed for an ab sentee ballot RENTAL YONKERS NY MOUNT VERNON NY 6 MAIN STREET GETTY SQ opposite Genungs 1556 CENTRAL AVE south of Tuckahoe rd PERISHED Capt Robert Scott perished I ing the South Pole in the wake with four comrades after reach 1 of Amundsen in 1912 153 OURTH AVENUE south of irst Street (914) 776 2626 RENT TO THE GROOM A REE TUXEDO WHEN HE BRINGS IN A PARTY 5 PLUS GROOM offer expires Nov 30 1968 GETTING REE LorriLiLE will be unveiled in ceremonies at 66th St and Park Ave Sunday marks the 50th anni versary of the day the regiment took part in breaking the Hin denburg Line At the time the unit was known as the 107 th In fantry AE The unveiling ceremonies at 2:45 pm will be followed by a parade of actives and veterans from the armory to the World War I monument at 67th St and 5th Ave As part of the program at the monument wreaths will be laid GIRL SCOUT ROUNDUP TROOP 94 a 'cadette troop that meets in School held elections and made plans for this agenda Officers are: President Susan Tishinat vice president Debra Sarcone scribe Carolyn Trainor treasur er Marilyn Martimucci asst scribe Jackie Huneke asst treasurer Barbara Shanz Also Gertrud Tompek Diane Pellegrino Nancy Cammaro sano Nancy' Giglio Pas cale Denize patrol leaders and Jeanne Shanz Theresa ield Regina Weir Bridget Husson and Pat Santello assistant pa trol leaders This plans include a primitive camping with Taconic Council a Christmas play and bazaar a scout 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