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Carl E. Person
325 W.45th St Suite 201
New York NY 10036-3803
Tel. No. - 212-307-4444
Fax No. - 212-307-0247
Email Address: carlpers@ix.netcom.com

Issues

  1. Providing FREE Broadband Services to All Residents of a Municipality

  2. The 1st 3 Are Free - Eliminate All Regulation as to the First 3 Employees of Any Business

  3. Town, Village, County as Employer of Record for 1st 3 Employees of Local Businesses.

  4. Renounce Town's Right to Condemn Private Property for Non-Governmental Development or Use.

  5. Convert Your Local Library into a "Country Club" for Residents.

  6. Enter into Sales-Tax Sharing Agreements with Nearby Towns to Reduce Town v. Town Competition for Big Box Stores.

  7. Require Wal-Mart and Other Major Retailers to Make Representations and Warranties before Obtaining New-Store Approvals

  8. Pay $1,000's Each Year to Each Resident as Partial Damages for Scams by Major Corporations.

  9. Create a Town Office to Collect and Preserve Data on Financial Impact of New Local Big Boxes.

  10. Force Major Corporations to Pay Their Fair Share of Income Taxes by Local Enforcement Proceedings.

  11. Current Budgeting of All Present and Future Costs as to Current Criminal Prosecutions.

  12. Set Up a $1/Hour Equivalency College in Your Community.

  13. Work to Obtain State or Other Approval for a Neighborhood Casino.

  14. Reduce Fines Levied on Residents, Local Businesses, Visitors and Motorists.

  15. Set Up Ebay/Half Service Center as Agency for Storage, Sale and Shipment of Used Goods by Residents and Local Businesses

  16. Donation of Resident's Unpaid Rebate Claims to the Town for Collection by Lawsuit - with Tax Deductions to Residents.

Developing Issues

  1. Adopt an Incentive Compensation for Governmental Officials and Employees to Bring Prosperity to a Town or Village

  2. Further Analysis of the Compensation Issue

  3. Consider Reinstating Limits on the Life of Corporations and Require Liquidation, and Distribution to Creditors and Shareholders, When Corporation Reaches a Certain Size

  4. Investigate the Cause of Damages Resulting from 9/11 and Identify the Persons Responsible