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Show THE CITIZEN. Lewiston, Utah October 1, 1N4 10 Salt Lake City Poses Interesting History a state a PRO UTAH FORMED such as outlook Perhaps more Important steelmaking, chemicals, elec- cadethan statistics and Mr. Miltronics, machinery manufacFederal census figures issu lion" ceremonies is the new ture, garment making and ed in place industrial climate and attimissiles that have given the Utahs population at 992,000 tude to wards Industry in all as of July 1, a gain of more corners of a state in which a than 100,000 since 1960. Sta liking for isolation and an tlsticlans tallying births, obj way of life were long apout- parent. Tired of exporting the and deaths, migration in toe 84,916 square state's best brains and young miles of , mountains, valleys manpower to regions in which and deserts comprising the industry flourished - and seek Beehive state the exact mom lug to insure at least UMI00 ent when Utah will reach and new Jobs annually to meet topflight, pass the 1,000,000 population growth forecasts figure can not be ascertain' industrial and business leaded preclajy. However, a com- ers this summer set up an mittee of businessmen op- organization called iPro Utah.. ted by Governor G Headed. by. Gui P. Back-maCSyde hopefully set veteran of toe day Sept 24 os the date mid hour. At that time they hope Salt Lake Chamber of Comhr'h. to select and greet Utahs merce, Pro Utah haa zucces-full- y Mr. MlMon in JeUge swung support behind a at Salt Lake's Afrport, "Freeport Amendment to afterwhlch the selectee tor the state's consitution design o a this signal honor wiH be feted ed to eliminate the inventory if local Khvanlans, present- tax and hira assembly plaate Linda Zollinger, social vice president of Utah State FRESHMAN BREAKFAST, by term) this la htaftnt term la Congress (asaaliy Just a hraaUag-ta- " ed with a wealth of gifts at fabricators to ; state, 1Wo-r- e student body, awes tomato juice to two foertunen girts at annual welUniversity easrgette Utah representative has achieved the isllowiag: too Utah State Fair and takcome breakfast given by USU and Cache Chamber of Commerce. Left is Aldene way behind such neighbors on en tour a of at-states the as Nevada and in Arizona Comtek, Cove, and Christie Smith, Newton. bnUd to the vitally .O Hoprcseatstive Bartoa sponsored kgUsttsn scenic national parks and reacting new industry aval .. needed Dixie Project la southwest Utah, and Ms leadership In sort areas. hough our rail and highway plants and warehouses "back vailability 0 the House o( Representatives and on the committees concerned Statisticians, historians, po- facilities make us a natural In Mormon country comnnt-nttie- s lash and adds with reclamation projects made passage possible after 41 years to serve the liticians and even song-wri-tof desperate used. such as Ogden, Clear and the g San Frandsco-Oaklan- d and en are having something though hit tor contract 'cut- gaged in output of the - continues to employ ataman and other solidfuel-som- e field day awaiting ar- Los Angeles-Sa- n O Representative Barton sponsored legislation to create the Diego popu field, Provo and Logan National Park la Southeast Utah and again provided rival of Mr. MilUon." Pop- lation centers, Backman ad- well as Salt Lake City. 10,000 men and women ed weapons. ulation projections are being mits. . the leadership. Judgement, and political know hew to secure FREEPORT VALUE CITED cited indicating that, while Pro Utah, rapidly Primarily, Utah la gaining the millionth Utahn arrived the role of a semiX to American Burton protect legislation spoasered O Representative industrial stature and CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No. new 117 years after the first e state to out new seek agency Agriculture, and particularly the livestock Indnstrv, and admoninflux of white settlers, manufactures and distribu- attracting attention as a ware A JOINT RESOLUTION PRO-- oxompteona ahali aoemo to ths ished the Administration, It is about time the United States Detoe state will have well over tors, is stressing the abund- housing and distribution cen- POSING TOAREND ARTI- - beaout of tho uaon of water Utof and became a the State Department Agriculture partment 1.50.000 residents in 1969 and ance of raw materials SECTION I OF IRE pumped iimior web raguiarioafl X1IL CLE that ter both from its role as a CONSTITUTION ile more concerned with the status of American Industry and too togiaiatun may pronenaa OF THE should lahave its led Abraham to Lincoln worried a little less about economies of the rest of the world." for 1,000,000 re- STATE OF UTAH, RELATING 'lb. taxes of Uw imugaal poor market place citizen long before the year bel Utah Territoy as The TAX may bo remitted or abated al TO AN AD VALOREM 2.000 rolls around. It is being Treasurehouse of the Nation" sidents (plus another O Representative Burton has fought for legislation to tighten ImV 1 D 1NG suca times and la web nanny EXEMPTION: PRU minted out that Utah, in pass back in 1862 - raw materials in related marketing THAT TANGIBLE PERSONAL as may bo provided by law. The port restrictions on residual fuel oils which have contributed to big Maine at the 37th most that could be the basis for areas of nearby Nevada, Ida- PROPERTY WHICH IS SHIP- - loxialaturo may provido for the depressed local mining industry. PED BEYOND THE STATE axomptioa from taxation of populous state in the nation, new fabrication industries. ho and Colorado) and Are to OF WITHIN A PERIOD showed an 11.4 percent gain the availability the attraction its abundance OF UTAH ONE YEAR MAY BE EXin Its headcount with much of of Spotlighting a sizeable pool of of raw materials and basis EMPTED FROM AD VALORthat healthy increase based labor Utah has a high- Industry hold for fabricators. EM TAX. the states upon high birth er percentage of high school Bo roaoluod the LegislaU. S. Steel rate. Corporation torit of tho by State of Utah, graduates than any other ntegrated steel plant near of all mom hors The Salt Lake Citv metro- state, toe Pro Utah organizarovo, orginally established looted to ooeh of tho two politan area, including new tion is likewise focusing at- o meet west coast World war houses voting te favor there- suburbs along the western tention on the flow of power II now turns out some needs, flank of the snowtipped Utah and water plus recreation, Section 1. It is proponed to 0WM by disabled P 1,300,000 Ingot tons annually mUi-o- f amand Article XIIL Section 2 fervod in any war in the Rockies, now rates as the na- opportunities newly available torn furnaces fed and mills of State tho Conatitution r tions fiftieth largest; total from the U w Utah iron ore end coal. of tho or of tho atate of Utah and by Utah to read a. follows: personal income in Utah rose Colorado River dam Kennecott Coppers Utah cop-- Section 2. All tangible prop84 percent in Utah compared program. division normally erty in tho atate, not exempt jp with a 02 percent Increase for Well placed Utah leaders some 22 percent of toe under the law of the United big the whole nation in the past have already sought out for- nation's or under thia eonstitu-tlosupply of copper, is State.,shall taxad in proportdecade; Utahs personal in- mer schoolmates and busimultiin a millioa ion to it. bavalue, d d to bo Paid PoL Advertisement bv Boosters for Burton come topped $2,133,000,000 the ness associates who left the moderi-zatlon expansion and no provided by law. Tho t yew and virtually all Beehive State for the program. property of tho atate, counties, other vital statistics show an fiscal and industrial While past growth of fabri- - cities, towns, school districts, upward curve, including bank New York and California, ur- eating linked to these basic municipal corporations and pub-a Iota with tho deposits and Fsderal taxes. ging establishment of branch indnstries has boon too dow lic libraries. thereon need exclusively for some Utahns, firms such for either religious worship or as Eimco, manufacturbu charitable purposes, and placea mine machines, fitters and of burial not hold or mad for or corporate benefit, tractors; Diamond Laundry private Proas with a world market hall bo. exempt from taxation. personal property prefor commercial laundry Tangible sent in Utah on January 1, n.i equipment Christiansen Dia- which la held for cole or promond Bit, making minefield cessing and which i. dripped to DUD and petroleum Industry drills final destination outside this within 12 months may bo and assorted fabricators of state deemed by law to have acquired pipe, plate and tanks have BO ritus la Utah for pnrpoa been proepering in Utah. Cop- of ad valorem property taxation umdmert to tha by taw moport per fabricators have been end may bo exempted whether tore of tho state efUtahatthe ouch taxation, slow to arrive, but the elecprocomad or pro-- and general ejection in tho tronics industry is growing, a manufactured, tr otherwise originating mannor provided by law. new chemical fertilizer indusor without tho state. Section 4. Uadoptad bvtfaa try based upon the ready a-- Water righto, ditches, canals, ohetora of tola state, thlc - amendment dull take effort naurolro, power plaate. pumptag plaate. tranmriariaa Hnee. upon January 1, 1961. L LAMONT F. TORONTO, pipea and flumes owned and individuala or corpora- - Secretary of (Rate of the State imd fSr Irrigating land within 'of Utah. DO HEREBY CER- tiw etato owned by ouch indi- - TIFY that tho foregoing te 0 ridualo or eorpomtiono, or toe fun, true and comet copy of amendment Individual members thereof, tho constitutional dun not bo mpnntdy taxed ap proposed by tho regular oesriou long as they ahali ho owned of tho Thirty-Fift- h Legislature, tnd used exelurivcly for ouch 1968, ao appaara of record te Power office, power my purpooeo. plenty towmiooion lfam and other m WITNESS WHEREOF, I need for property generating have hereunto eet my hi nd delivering eteetrieal power. affixed tho Gnat Baal of tho B portion of which la used for State of Utah, at Salt Loin hmiihing power for pumping City, this 29th day of August, water for irrigation purpoaoa on 19Mo landc In the atate of Utah, may LAMONT F. TORONTO be exempted from taxation to Saerotary of State the extent that meh property te state of Utah greets its resident September Mormon pioneers, seeking to 24th. If Utah's "Mr. MUIton econo- is typical of other newcomers build a my based upon agriculture, who have recently streamed and home-spu-n industry, the into the state by the thousand SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Founded 117 yean ago by pne-milllo- he will seek - and find Job in industries, - nt mid-summ- er 10 .CONGRESS n, ex-chi- ef - - m A FIGHTEB FOB UTAH! r - - 1 Seattle-portlan- d. - Min-back- Can-youlan- pus-sag- e. size-aid- i u two-mlllino- to half-milli- ELECT well-educat- ed LAURENCE J. CONGRESSMAN, BURTON two-thir- do 1st District Mllion-dolla- E Republican n, aecer-taine- 7 Wtatf's vklT ft for bulld-fng- mne? atoe-fro- m caed for ouch (SEAL) CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No. 2 n JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING TO ADD SECTION 12 A TO Most of our young puoplo ora roipomibl. dtiiens. There it something in it ior you now that Ken-necot- ts huge Bingham Canyon Mine is operating gain. As a Utahn, no matter who you are, what you ft do, or where you live in the atate, you have a personal interest in continued Kennecott production. As a Kennecott employee or a member of his family, the connection between you and uninterrupted it produces your copper production is obvious income. family's Mfyou work tor any other Utah bittiness, a part of your life, too. Kemwcott 945 million a year. Most of about are paid ' employees this mousy, spent in Utah, helps local businesses : prosper and provide Jobs perhaps your Job. You may be employed by a business that sells services or supplies to Kennecott Each year tbs company spends about $30 million within the stats. - m;.1 Kenne-i-ootfSoperstioos- sre ii. - M-r I 'I i ' - it- Bui tfio small minority of them that or. coming our oioLloma avNnqvwncy proMms iinibt bo curbod. TMi b a county and local govom-mo- nt rospondbility. Corrective octian con b. takon decreasing Ibu number These dollars, like payroll dollars, result in many additional Jobs for Utahns. If youre a student you may be attending college on a Kennecott scholarship or braefitting from a grant to your college. If you're not yet a college student then's a direct line between your schooling and copper production. Kennecott taxes, used for education, total about $9 million a year and pay for a years schooling for 18,000 boys and girls. Whoever you ai whatever you do, wherever you live to Utah, directly or indirectly, than it something in it for YOU! slat, school drop-out- s with adequate oaucoMonel moasurus. Ouruvonilo courts must b. gluon strength and I am ognlnit publicising not tho anmoi of luvnik offand-or- s in many cams. Utah CoppotDMdon VI k .g.o.v.e r n.o;r. (t) to adopt oueh OF THE OF THE CONSTITUTION STATE OF UTAH. RELATING TO TEMPORARY SUCCESSION TO THE POWERS AND nactiona 1 DUTIE8 OP PUBLIC OF- tioa shall not aad I thapu" FICES IN PERIODS OF Mem appetetad to art EMERGENCY RESULTING FROM DISASTER CAUSED te mSavwtiou BY ENEMY ATTACK. rad .ppiimbte tew. Bs it resolved by tho Logtela-tur- n of tho State of Utah, of all mem bon elected to ooeh of tho two houses voting in finer thereext tenoral oteetioa in tl of: by law. Wjridad Swtion L It te proposed to K adopted t fay mead Artiste VI of Uw Conof thia atate, t h stitution of tho State of Utah nmdnmiit ahmll take rifaet t by adding Section 12, to road aa yargaaftaai pm-nr- tet two-thln- te folloWBI Baetion 82. Notwithatamfing ny gonorai or qmetel pruvl-itai- u ce of tho Coutitutioa, the TIBY that.PQ tho hereby foregeiac ia tegtelatai in order to inourt eootinuity of otate and local levenunont oporatiooa in par-ytnoultteig ywwqr from dioaatar eauaod by enemy ttaek ohall have th. power and J9$Bm appom ofmSd oamodtate duty (1) to provide for prompt and tamporary sue- CNaion to tho power, and duties n public officoo of whatever na- - state of TTtah.ui , e 1 nbnnccott Copper CospoMaHoa ARTICLE asiSiSssxTas: nmllablo for poem and dutteo of |