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Article: CITY PC CHARGED WITH BAR MURDER ; Police officer in court accused over dancefloor attack on barrister's clerk
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- The Evening Standard (London, England)
- Article date:
- July 23, 2007
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Rising corn prices and an uptick in the state's agricultural
economy may find farmers picking up a bigger share of the state's
property tax burden and urban homeowners a bit less.
Property assessments on farmland are up this year.
All tax bills hinge on local tax rates, levies and tax bases. But
with higher property values, some Wisconsin farmers already are
bracing for heftier tax bills than they've seen in years.
"We know our taxes are going up," said Bob Bartholomew, president
of the Waukesha County Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation whose family
raises corn, beans and some other cash crops on about 900 acres in
the Big Bend area.
Bartholomew said property assessments on the 435 acres of ...