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Bond In Investing Savings Gov. James McGreevey's blue ribbon panel is going for the gold -- way too much of it from drivers in New Jersey. This commission has recommended virtually doubling the state's motor fuel tax.

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Bond Investment Toledo Toledo The extra money -- $49 billion over 10 years -- could put the state Transportation Trust Fund in pork heaven for a full decade. This sounds a lot like a page from former Gov. "raise a tax just once, but raise it really big" Florio.

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James Bond Trading Card Road-building interest groups, if not the hard conditions of many of our highways, have softened up many of us to think higher gas taxes are inevitable. But an increase of 12.5 or even 15 cents is both economically disruptive and irresponsible.

Bond In Investing Stock Currently, New Jersey's gasoline tax is 14.5 cents per gallon. Along with some marketing and transportation advantages, the tax puts New Jersey pump prices among the nation's lowest. All that, and someone else puts the gas in your SUV. Motorists with Pennsylvania, Delaware and New York tags wait to fill up until they have business in the Garden State.

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Municipal Bonds Investment It would be stupid for us to lose that edge entirely and stop having drivers from neighboring states who use our roads help pay for them. Why does this panel think we need to raise 10 years of revenue with one vote? Can motor fuel tax increases not be linked to inflation -- assuming, after review, that the transportation fund really needs more money?

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Bond Terms Trading There may be a "red herring" aspect to this; calling for a huge increase may make New Jerseyans shut up about a smaller one. But regardless of the size -- and a 5- to 7-cent increase probably would not upset most drivers -- let's demand from McGreevey and the Legislature some things in exchange:

Bond Debt High In Inside n No more claims that this fund will be "broke." It still has $3.75 billion. State Transportation Commissioner Jack Lettiere says it will last only 16 to 18 months. Make it last longer.

Bond Greenville Greenville n Assurances that any new money will not be wasted, perhaps with a monitoring mechanism similar to that for the massive school construction bond issue.

Trading Stock And Bonds n Informal rules on next year's state budget to prevent the chaos of this past June. Rule No. 1: No substantive changes to the governor's proposal within 30 days of the July 1 budget deadline. No more surprises like wiping out the senior tax freeze. No more "no time to read the changes" excuses from lawmakers.

Bond Investing Municipal n A guarantee from McGreevey and the Legislature that they also feel our pain. Cutting back on helicopter trips and public relations "specialists" will not fund many roads or much mass transit. But it will it make us more secure that paying more for gas will fuel road repairs, not Lifestyles of the Rich and Arrogant.

Basis Bond Finance Hill Gloucester County Times - 11/26/2003

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