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Missouri Proposition C (1982)
Missouri Issue 1 was a 1 cent sales tax increase. It passed with 53.2% of voters in favor.
Text of measure
Supplements school and highway funds by additional one cent on dollar sales/use taxes. Reduces property taxes for schools by one half of the additional sales tax revenue received by schools. Amends school aid formula.[1]
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