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MILLER EXPLAINED that the man had lost a cow to lightning, “andthats the way the insurance company wanted it verified.”
“What if a man lost a $25,000 bull toadog. Would you pay for it?” asked Keim.
“Only to the extent of funds available,” said New - bill Miller.
Foster wrestled with the dilemma. “If you do away with the dog tags, then you’ll get more dogs, but . . .I’ve had so many calls. People don’t want the dog tax raised.”
Mrs. Eileen Day, also speaking from the audience, ha|!K a question. “We have to have a dog warden, and you 5 have to pay his salary. If you don’t increase the dog fee how are you going to pay his salary? You’re going to have to either raise the tax or eliminate paying claims. But there has to be some policy for control
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