Al2:- Sunday News, November22, 1981 -

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perfect,” City Alderman: Bill .

Sorenson “told members: of
his council.

He compared ‘Option “D”
to a culprit and Option “A”
adherents to. a lynch mob
wariting to hang .the culprit
withaut a fair trial.

But Option A adherents—

‘Ernie Crist on District
council and Stella Jo Dean

and Gary Payne on City-

council--didn't agree.

“T can’t support Option Cc
because of its ¢ffect on the
homeowner,” Crist said.
“It’s. still socking i it-to them.”

-"Option * “C’ is indeed a
compromise but it doesn't
contain the type of justice
that’s” required,” Payne
bounced back.at Sorenson in
the City debate.

‘The adoption of Option
‘A’ may seem like a volatile
shift but it takes us back to
1977 when Option ‘D’ was
first adopted. .

“Some industries Had

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Join us for an unforgettable
evening in Italy.

Dinners

whopping

Cooking

$250, 000 i in tax reductions i in.

1977-78.”
Meanwhile Dean,
reminding City council she

was the only member in 1977 ~

to vote for Option ‘A’, stuck
with it again.

“I know Option. ‘A’ is a
increase’ for
businesses,”’ she
acknowledged, “but
residential homeowners had
whopping increases in 1978.”

' But the “whopping in-
creases for business”--small
commercial enterprises
rather than industry—is the
stumbling block . that
prevented the two councils
from accepting Option ‘A’.

“If-we go to Option ‘A’ it
will cripple some of the
small businessmen who are

‘operating marginally right

now because of high interest
rates,”
council.

“By changing from Option
‘D’ to Option ‘A’ we're using
the guillotine,”’ said
Alderman Elko Kroon to
fellow. council members.

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" Alderman John Lakes said
homeowners would be
helped more by Option “D”

-which -would - attract more

industry; but he‘finally voted
for “Cs:

Crist was the only hold-out
on District council against

Option “C”.

On City council, Alder-
men Kroon,” Marcino,
Sorenson and~- Mayor Jack
Loucks voted for tion

“C”. Aldermen Hall, Payne
‘aad Dean voted against it.

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