12—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 6,1971
WASHINGTON REPORT I#
Congressman Edwin D. Eshleman njl
1M Dlnri«»-**nniylv«ntai KiHDi
Revenue sharing, also called for returning power to the
•“ . . P.an for g »n g ai"‘S-TSSSS
state and local governments a levels closest to the people and
fixed percentage of Fedeial WO uld bring some of the power
money for use as they see fit. back home which steadily has
Because the Federal Govern- been drained away by the 'Fed
ment is the chief tax collecting eral Government during the past
body in the United States, and thirty years.
because most state and local gov- , . . , . ..
ernments are starved for money While I certainly support h
to perform essential functions, basic aim of the tax-shaung ap
the idea is to use Federal wealth proach, I am also convinced
to carry out programs created that a more comprehensive plan
and executed at the state and , ~ , , , , ,
should be developed to assure
local levels that federalism really 13 a<i .
President Nixon has stated vanced Up to now, the proposal
that tax shaiing is a 103301 way has been to simpl\ transfer tax
PUBLIC SALE
FARM EQUIPMENT
AND SOME CATTLE
SATURDAY, FEB. 20, 1971
Located one mile south of Honey Brook on the Cam
bridge Road between Route 10 and Route 322.
11 HEIFERS
FARM EQUIPMENT
Farmall H tractor; Farmall BN with cultivator trac
tor; Ford 9N tractor; Ford 8N tractor; Sauder load
er; Massey-Ferguson two-bottom plow, trip bottoms; three
point cultivator, used one year; McCormick manure
spreader; Case 12-8 gram drill; two corn planters; Smoker
bale elevator; New Holland grain wagon on rubber; two
flat wagons on rubber; New Idea trailer mower; Ford
three-point mower; McCormick 45 baler; John Deere 12A
combine; Wood Brothers corn picker; 28-disc harrow;
spring-tooth harrow; McCormick rake; cultipacker; two
John Deere trailer plows; sprayer; seeders; electric fence
posts and wire; snow fence.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
DeLaval No. 73 pump, motor, and vacuum lines; S. S.
tubs; strainer; milk cans; Stewart clippers; feed cart; hay,
corn, barley, oats; fertilizer; forks, shovels, etc.
SALE WILL START AT 12:00 NOON.
G. EDWIN HELMS,
Owner
Clyde M. Spotts, Auct.
TELL US NOW,.. before any of your equipment gives out
and socks you with expensive downtime. As soon as you
anticipate trouble, let us know. We’ll have the right replace
ment parts on hand when your whatchamacahit konks out
completely. Just a simple phone call could keep a minor
repair job from tying up your whole operation. You out
help us to serve you better.
Grumelli Form Service R oy h. Buch, Inc.
Quarryville, Pa. Ephrata, E.D. 2
L. H. Brubaker Nissley Farm Service
Lancaster. Pa. Washington Boro. Pa.
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N. G. Myers & Son
Rheems, Pa.
monies from Washington into relate to the total national in- ter term, this approach might J»S
state and local treasuries. The terest. called goal-sharing.
implication is that with this ex- program could utilize My proposal has not been of
tra money states and localities tax ghann * a “ a catalyst Tax . fered yet m legislative form be
v;ill become more poweiful part- sbare( j f unds could be used as an cause there are far too many
ners m governmental decision- incentive to get i oca i people m- details to be worked out. How
making However, the tax-shar- yolve( j in na ti o nal choices ever, it is an example of the kind
mg approach makes no specific 0 f pj an which might be consider
provision for assuring that the priorities determined at state e(l for really revitalizing the
implication will become reality £nd local levels would be passed federa i system. Tax sharing
A more comprehensive «P- WoUld “
, , ~ or tax-shaied funds in 6 re ri i) U tion of wealth—a worthy
proach should include tne proper quests which most ' closely goal and one which I will sup
assurances that a strong, new matched a specific list of p a rt if a broader-based effort is
federal system lor modem national priorities to be set each not o ff ered _ Goal sharing, on
America can be evolved with a year by Congress would receive the hand, would redistri
program that would provide for the hulk of the Federal money bute th - e poW er of deciding di
the determination of national allotted in the program. Con- rec ti ons f or the Nation. If that
goals and priorities at the state gress, wnen determining national kind, of approach wree taken,
and local levels of government. gcalS) would have to pay a great if the Federal Government be*
In general, it should be a plan defll q{ attent i on to the para- gan to share its power to- deter
state an”d tocal™ governments mount interests determined by mine the national destiny, feder
whose stated needs most closely local areas. For want of a het- alism could be reborn. , i
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