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... the question of finance, Mr Robertson said the idea was that local authorities would do their best and the board, broadly speaking, would make up the difference. The board’s é)ropouls were welcomed by the development officer of the Sutherland Development ...

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... severe increases in taxation, but added cautiously that he must keep the position open. Towards the end of the campaign, speaking at Cardm: he said more ominously: “1 don’t gmmhe it is going to be ‘an easy Budget.” This last remark seems to suggest -a’mceh ...