Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-01-23
NET BOARD
FLlAN CHANGES
.,,,ut Budget Commits
us,ommend Emergency
E',,d. Numerous Changes

Recolliin'
I'D, Numerous Changes
s FOR MORE POWER
.,o,oral Of the s1s,56o,79o
expenditure schedule was
:, recommended, and the
~ d 4 100000 emergency my
I'D BY the Permanent
n commission in 2 report
~ tuesday to the Legisla-
Tie setting Of a maximum
!. rslief expenditures, the re-
J N continuing appropria-
md the refusing of any bond
stzsdon directly obligatlng
- { also recommended to
srsral Assembly. The com
4 recommended the authorl-
M road construction pro
81 100000 for each of the
,ss Of the biennium. The
srding Of the estimated cash
Y. against use for current
,,rIations except to the extent
M exceed the Budget Com
al. estimate for July !, 1871,
rgl.5l4 is also asked.
ssrd Asks More Power
!. commission asks that its
= Be increased to provide for
wd a quarterly allotment
tr spending agencies, and to
!, tie adoption Of uniform
IN accounting and reporter
,saois by all agencies spend
ate funds. Another recon-
Ehiun would provide for the
.srn Of the special account of
[lsaTare State Hospital deriv-
hn pay patients in the opera
d tie One General Fund"
Still another calls for the APP
nstun Of a budget of current
cultures to the State Board of
tntOn in absolute figures,
bdty shOOl,in order that allot-
( nay be fixed and determin-
.sivance for the benefit Of the
va schools and in the interest
saninesS in appropriating. In
rz1g the State Board of Edu-
!, lie commission accuses it of
-g from the start assumed an
Eis Of obstruction, marked
q absence Of cooperation and
d understanding Of, or inter
Z the general condition Of the
pcs Of the state" The com
n also urges that no permits
h granted to lower levels of
snnent which may later be-
an obligation to be met out
1ts funds, for more than 81
W and the advisability Of any
sse u the bonded debt be
ly considered.
One Fund Plan Defended
Z oefense of the "One Fund /
was asserted that if more
cng proof is needed to show
Saents Of the plan, it may be
70 out that any plan conceiv-
asr than through new taxa
2 Borrowing, will fail to solve
"a problems of the state un- |
@ntains the elements of the /
iae report points out that /
aaple Of financing which the !
4usl sooner or later restore
si that long-term improve
e paid for out Of the pro !
y 00hd issues which in turn !
pa'u oVer the estimated
~ ne permanent improve !
thus those who enjoy the
y Improvement would con- /!
r., lalr share in defraying its
y. cost To use current tax
u. !. oeprlve the present user
Ie heavier taxation Of his !
! dispose Of that amount Of |
I a ~ as he sees fit, it was
: not advocated that !
Nipie be restored at once /
/ ~. 7 % without a tax reduc- 1
w, '.1d equally unbalance ouy 1
! n. i their proceeds
! ~ ,ssal for current Or consum-
\. s4 ss A gradual return
j !: .a !. in view of the con-
b., y : revenues and the pres
80 ~ Demands for permanent
!. ,,.s1at The excess of rev. 4
/ ~ ~ for the next bien-
y; n vel Be used to provide
hsus.,..e ,ssssary Of these i'm 4
nd, i view Of the demands
h, IS schools, and welfare /,
b So,, .ne extent to which /.
/ } s' 30 be authorized in ad-
Ics. srs excess requires the