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To: KLP who wrote (150013)6/1/2001 3:46:27 AM
From: Andy Thomas  Respond to of 769670
 
--Years later, Longworth added to her repertoire an impersonation of her cousin, Eleanor Roosevelt, whom she had tormented since youth.
--

good for her



To: KLP who wrote (150013)6/1/2001 6:51:17 AM
From: JDN  Respond to of 769670
 
Dear KLP: Sounds like she was a Chip off the block. (gg) Must have been quite a girl. JDN



To: KLP who wrote (150013)6/2/2001 10:34:46 AM
From: greenspirit  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 769670
 
Press Release
From: Tim Eyman
Date: June 1st, 2001

Initiative 747
PO Box 1641
Mukilteo, WA 98275
PH: 425-493-8707
FAX: 425-493-1027
web: i-747.com
email: info@i-747.com

Change the future of property taxes in Washington State!

Our initiative for this year, "Spirit of 695" I-747, The Right to Vote on Property Taxes Initiative, limits property tax levy increases to 1% per year unless voters OK a higher increase. And that's all it does. Not only is I-747 a "single subject" initiative, it's a "single section" initiative. I-747 amends one statute and lowers the current limit to 1% per year.

For decades, cities and counties and the state have increased property taxes the full 6% per year and those increases have compounded every year. That's why your property taxes skyrocket year after year. I-747 limits property tax increases so working class families and senior citizens living on fixed incomes aren't taxed out of their homes. We want Washington to be a place where not just rich people can afford to buy and own a home.

In early May, the Washington State Republican Party overwhelmingly endorsed our initiative. Although they've backed every initiative we've done, this is the first time they've come on board BEFORE we've gotten on the ballot. So they'll be able to help us get signatures. This follows a critical endorsement from the State Libertarian Party at their big convention last April. More and more people and organizations are jumping on our bandwagon, but getting I-747 on the ballot is still extremely tough. More signatures and more money are needed.

The deadline to turn in 250,000 signatures is less than a month away! Petitions are available by calling Monte Benham at 509-783-3829 or email info@permanent-offense.org.

Consider how many hundreds (and many times thousands) of dollars our tax relief effort will save you, your family, your friends, and your business in the future.

Best Regards,

Tim Eyman
Sponsor of I-747 and head of Permanent Offense
(http://www.permanent-offense.org) a grassroots taxpayer organization

Check out the Democrats illegal response..
permanent-offense.org