Ballot question

October 31, 1990

Of the county's four ballot questions, only one -- Question D -- merits defeat. Its exact meaning can probably only be determined by a lawsuit, but its intended effect is to cap property taxes. Even if the measure passes, voters will save paltry amounts on their tax bills, while jeopardizing the level of county services they now enjoy. We urge a vote against Question D.

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