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Brandon Burns: Use alcohol tax money to pay off hospital debt Comments re article 80265 PAC Chairman makes statement on wet vote win in Russell Co By Brandon Burns Personal commentary Just a suggestion but with all this apparent tax revenue the county could be getting from alcohol sales, I think the PAC should add a stipulation on the vote. If the wet/dry vote passes, the county will use 100% of the tax revenue to pay off the hospital debt and stop the hospital tax. In Nov. 2013, the expected revenue from the hospital tax was $570,000. Surely our citizens would rather keep that money. More money in people's pockets helps the people. PAC Chairman even just said, "It's time we give our citizens a chance instead of giving them a struggle." - Brandon Burns This story was posted on 2016-01-20 09:54:35
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