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Show Utah County to Have 'Slightly lower' Property Taxes By DARRELL BERKHEI.MER levy from 5 to 10 mills this but the Utah County and Nearly all Utah County residents will pay slightly lower property taxes this year. Such is the case in days of generally rising taxes across the uniform school levies combined were lowered a total of 4.10 mills, offsetting most of the Cedar Fort increase. Mapleton is another area of the county where the mill levy from 16 30 to 18.30 was raised mills. But Mapleton residents will still pay lower taxes this year because of the county and state cuts. The only other slight increase recorded was in the Nebo School District. The district levy was raised fron 46.95 to 47.10 mills which have prompted nation, numerous tax year, state reform - movements and some tax revolt actions. There is one area in Utah County, however, where the total property taxes this year will be slightly higher by .9 mill. That area is the town of Cedar Fort. Cedar Fort increased its mill - tax of a difference of .15 of a mill. The reduction in the Utah County levy was from 11 to 9 5 a difference of 1.5. And mills the state uniform school tax was lowered from 7.2 to 4.6 mills 2 6 mills less. These two amount to the combined reduction of 4 10, noted above. But even with the doubling of the Cedar Fort levy to 10 mills, that town still has one, of the lowest property tax totals of any cities in tne county 72.55 mills. That total includes the county's levy, the state school levy, Alpine School District's property 47 45 mills and the Central mill is levied, raising the total to mills. Property taxes in these unincorporated areas include only the school district tax, county levy, state school property tax and Central Utah Water Conservancy District levy, because residents in these areas pay no municipal tax. Since there were no other real estate tax changes this year, the city of Lehi has retained its Utah Water Conservancy District's levy of 1 mill. The only areas with lower totals than Cedar Fort are Genola, 70 70.20 mills, 95 mills; Goshen; and the unincorporated areas of the county. Within Alpine School District, the unincorporated areas have a total levy of 62.55 mills. And the unincorporated portions of Nebo School District have a total property tax of 62.20 mills. The only exception in the Nebo District is within the Benjamin Cemetery District where one and .50 Grove's including a 26.50-milmunicipal tax, the Alpine District tax of 47 45 mills, a special Lehi Met olitan Water District tax of .50 mill, the county tax, plus state school and the CUWCD levies. But Lehi is tied with Pleasant Grove as far as the highest municipal tax is concerned 26.50 mills. The next highest is Salem, with 26 mills even; and the Provo municipal tax follows at 25.35 mills. But Lehi's lead in the overall tax rate total is only .34 of a mill above Provo's total 90.21 ls 63 20 dubious honor of being the e area in the counhighest tax-rat- ty The Lehi total is 90.55 mills, mill above Pleasant 90.05 mills. Among the school districts,. Provo's remains the highest at 49 76 mills, with Alpine second and Nebo third. A look at the graph printed here will provide other city and town comparisons for those readers who are interested. A check with the office of Utah County Treasurer Maurice C. Bird has brought a report that the tax payment notices should be mailed about the end of this month. (Continued On Page 2) WEATHER INDEX I Amusements Classified Comics Salt Lake City, Ogden, Prove: 16-1- 1 Generally 15 Editorial 14 Obituaries Society Sports Stocks fair tonight and Wednesday; cooler tonight wltk low in the mld-40probability of rain decreasing to 29 per cent tonight and less than 16 per cent Wednesday. 4 13 9 20 PROVO, UTAH, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1972 100THYEAR,NO.43 $2.50 UM. ecyiriify-Comiseio- ys mm Lf T Problem By BRUCE W. MUNN " ', '0 f if UNITED NATIONS (UPI)-- In an effort to preclude any at the terrorism possible opening of its 27th session today, the U.N. General Assembly beefed up its security to a level not seen since the late Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev visited the world .4 i 4 i body. The most immediate problem of the new session concerned the Middle East. Stanislaw Trepczynski, deputy foreign minister of Poland, was to be elected as the second Communist president in the history of the the assembly. With the recent terrorist attacks at the Olympic games clearly in mind, the United Nations PER MONTH took extraordinary security measures, including extra guards and police and unusual scrutiny of U.N. identification cards. Some sources said it was the strictest security since the visits of - PRICE CENTS 10 oeim Jenmkti Coimfir Khrushchev in the early 1960s. The session's first major debate was expected on Secretary General Kurt Waldheim's proposal for measures to stem terrorism. Waldheim submitted the item China and the Soviet Union vetoed a Security Council resolution taking note of the after murder of Israeli team members by Arab terrorists at the Munich Olympics. The United States then vetoed a resolution which ignored incident. the that was scheduled to occupy it until adjournment just before Christmas. Olympic The United Nations already had before it a charge by Lebanon of "Israel's barbarous and dastardly" attack over the weekend and a report by Israel the cross-borddescribing drive as part of a "constant defense effort against murder organizations operating in The Middle er General sembly faced a Secretary of State William P. Rogers was listed to deliver the U.S. policy speech. As- agenda m was expect- Nov. 7. Lebanon. The East ed to figure prominently in the annual general, or policy, debate scheduled to begin next Monday. But diplomats expected no proposals on the Arab-Israe- li conflict until after the U.S. presidential election Employee Killed iililliil lllllllll Israeli London Embassy Bombed I-- V Hi FORMER WHITE HOUSE AIDE E. Howard Hunt, 54, enters district court in Washington today where he pleaded innocent to an indictment charging him and six others with famous breaking into Democratic headquarters in the the denied had All others case. "Watergate Caper" bugging charges. Riau "will probe with Beirut officials the possibility of joint Arab action to cope with the current situation." Before his departure from Cairo, Riad conferred separateIsraeli embassy officials said ly with Lebanese Ambassador Sabra and the the employe, who was not Mohammed identified, had just opened the parcel when it exploded. He was dead on arrival at a By United Press International A bomb concealed in a parcel delivered in the morning mail blew up today at the Israeli embassy in London, killing an embassy employe. Firemen reported no damage from the explosion at the embassy, located in Kensington Palace Gardens. In Beirut, Arab League Secretary General Mahmoud Riad arrived to try to patch up differences between Lebanese authorities and the Palestinian guerrilla movement. In Cairo, the Middle East Lawyers for Liddy and Hunt asked a federal judge, at their News Agency (MENA) said arraignment, to release both men on their own recognizance, but the government objected. liddy, Hunt and the five others all pleaded "not guilty" when the charges were formally read against them. 7 Plead Innocent Of Bugging Charge By ISABELLE HALL WASHINGTON (UPI) -T- wo former White House aides and five other men indicted in the break-i- n of Democratic national headquarters pleaded innocent today to the charges. The former White House aides are G. Gordon Liddy, 42, also formerly financial counsel for the Committee to the President, and Howard E. Hunt, 54, and who likewise was formerly connected with the reelection committee. Re-ele- ct Con- nt stop-gate- s. the national labor laws jn the context of the current conditions that permit such stoppages to develop." McGovern Advocates Tax Credits By United Press International Democratic presidential no- minee George S. McGovern today advocated tax credits for parents of Catholic children attending parochial schools. Speaking before a group of Roman Catholic schoolboys at a high school in northwest Chicago, the senator said, "I am today announcing my support of the tax credit approach to beside him. Hunt was represented by William O. Bittman, who in the 1950s was the chief government prosecuaid parents and children tor against former teamsters' attending parochial and other President James R. Hoffa. bona fide nonpublic schools." Bittman now is in private In Washington, Senate Repubsitting gressman Sherman P. Lloyd says Congress has an "ostrich-- , like" attitude to current national labor law. told The Utah Republican members of the American Mining Congress in San Francisco today that failure to keep labor laws abreast of the times is part of the reason why collective bargaining is under heavy criticism by the public. Lloyd, chairman of the House Republican Task Force on Relations, said the recurring problem of transportation strikes is a sympton of the inaction. "It should be axiomatic," enLloyd said, "that in today's meshed and interdependent ecocannomy the public interest not tolerate emergency transportation "YeL.Congress refuses to re- think and for the "I've never appeared in court before," Hunt repeated to a girl Outdated, WASHINGTON set previously five other men. $50,000 Hunt was first to arrive at the courtroom and said aloud to an attorney, "I've never even been in a traffic court before." Labor Laws Says Lloyd (UPI) - The prosecuting attorney, Earl Silbert, did not ask for any change in bond of up to practice. Bittman told the court: "Even in the Bobby Baker case, which was almost as notorious as this, he was released on his own recognizance with no restrictions." This was a reference to Robert G. Baker, former secretary to Senate Democrats who was the object of an influence-sellin- g Vofe Canvass: No Changes in Results hospital. lican Leader Hugh Scott questioned a financial statement made public by McGovern's running mate, Sargent Shriver. Following a White House meeting with President Nixon, Scott said he was astonished to learn that Shriver placed his net worth at only about $100,000. "I can't believe it," Scott joked. "I think his net worth is considerably less." inquiry. to the The government asked that Shriver is married Hunt and Liddy each be held on millionaire sister of President $10,000 bond and be required to John F. Kennedy. "She must make personal appearances to have cut his allowance," Scoti bond officers twice a week and said. to telephone them daily. McGovern said he backed Silbert said Hunt had trav- legislation pending in Congress to eled New York and to allow a tax writeoff for California unier an assumed parents who send their children name when the FBI tried to to nonpublic schools. On his second major camquestion him in the case. He tour of said Hunt moved about exten- paign September, sively during 21 years with the McGovern criticized Nixon for A, was fluent in Spanish and "sitting there in the White "has contacts with many people House smugly on top of his outside this country." (Continued On Pcge 2) iiiiii Palestine Liberation Organiza- explode any minute." He said to "attempts tion (PLO) representative at there were the Arab League, Khaled encircle and hit the resistance movement in Lebanon." Hassan, the agency said. Commenting on his meeting, Hassan, MENA said, told newsmen the crisis between the with Riad, he said there were guerrilla movement and the discussions "part of efforts Lebanese authorities "may aimed at diffusing the crisis in Lebanon." Lebanese Prime Minister Saeb Salam and Foreip Minister Khalil Abu Hamad denied reports of government restrictions on the perrilla movement following weekend raids by Israeli forces into southern Lebanon. Palestinian radio stations, broadcasting from Cairo and Damascus, which had earlier said a Lebanase amy attack 6444 William E. Dunn 9930 For State Auditor-Republica- 9217 7652 n Gerald R. Hansen David Smith Monson 7425 2481 1241 For State Treasurer Republican Sid Lambourne 7781 Sherman J. Preece 8138 2525 2077 2910 1565 (Continued On Page 2) Communist Troops Push Heavy Attacks - Communist troops Monday launched heavy attacks on the Central Coast against defenders of a district capital and nearby outposts in South Vietnam's least secure province, military sources said today. (UH) The U.S. command disclosed two U.S. Navy airmen were missing in the crash of that their A6 Intruder jet northeast of Hanoi Sunday only hours before the North Vietnamese three government American prisoners of war in a in the capital. ceremony released Spokesmen said the exact location of the crash and its cause were not known. Air Force spokesmen official i I llllilillll i i i I - i I:ltlllI H4 1 ) . Syria. Uganda Refugees Arrive Daily British resettlement officials today tackled a job they have been rehearsing for weeks finding homes and work for 50,000 Asians, many of them penni(UPI) inn n r y kl mm iI U 'C L 3- .... - :ry n ( - V: ,immmm:mx 1 V. mmmmm I POLICEMEN STAND GUARD outside the United Nations building in New York City today, as the U.N. opened with tight security measures invoked because of the current wave of world terrorism. less, flying daily into Britain For State Senator Karl N. Snow Jr. Dean C. Christensen A. Dean Jeffs Glenn C. Shaw SAIGON I imminent, lunuun Linn J. Baker Joseph F. Elder i iiiiii! IIIIII was Monday switched to a warning that Israel was preparing to attack 8459 For State Auditor - Democratic : iiiiii llllili The official vote count is as follows: For Representative in Congress Joe Harvey Ferguson Robert K.Wolthius For Secretary of State A.F. "Fred" Becker i llllj la By JOSEPHINE ZIMMERMAN Some changes in totals were noted in the official canvass Monday of votes cast in last week's primary election, but the official count did not change the outcome of the election contests. Utah County Clerk William Huish said 46 absentee ballots were counted in the canvass. Under the law, ballots which are postmarked in time for the election but received after election date must be counted in the official canvass. plilll e after expulsion from Uganda. Communities, individuals and schools began coming forward with offers to take care of the arrivals. The first planeload, 193 Asians airlifted from their East African homeland, arrived at Stanstead Airport outside Tanzanian Force Digs In Just Inside Uganda KAMPALA, Uganda (UPI)-- An invasion force from Tanzania dug into positions just the Ugandan border inside today after being driven back by Ugandan infantry, tanks and planes, military officials said. (In Dar Es Salaam, the a Tanzanian government Ugandan warplanes bombed the Tanzanian border area town of Bukoba today for the second successive day. The government announcement said the bombers struck at about 8 a.m. but gave no further London Monday. A second planeload of an estimated 174 men, women and children was due at Stanstead today and a third Wednesday as the airlift swung into gear. President Idi Amin of Uganda ly announced that Capt. Charles has ordered the expulsion of D. Dcbellevue, 27, of Lafayette, Asians holding British passports La., was credited with bringing and officials say the influx will down his sixth North Viet- eat up Britain's Asian quota for namese MIG jet fighter giving more than a decade. Amin him more MIG kills than any claims the Asians were monoother American in the Vietnam polizing the country's economy. War. Some arrivals reacted in In air action, the command bewilderment and fear to the details. (Bukoba, a town of 23,000 on reported 230 U.S. fighter-bomb- gray, rainy climate and uncerstrikes Monday over tain prospects of their new the shore of Lake Victoria, lies North Vietnam and said 15 B52s land. S ne about 20 miles south of the managed optimism. bombed Communist positions Most were border with Uganda.) just tired and cold. around Dong Hoi just north of President Idi Amin said the One man, shivering in a n force included TanzaZone. the Demilitarized summerweight cotton raincoat Spokesmen said the asked if it wouldn't be possible to nian troops and Uganda exiles former on knocked out 12 bridges, light a fire in his transit camp bent restoring 24 warehouses, 18 trucks and 1G bedroom "as it is there I will be President Milton Obote to small supply ships. A total of 57 tonight and it is very cold." power. Obote took asylum in B52s hit targets North and But 10 year old Hemant neighboring Tanzania last year South Vietnam Monday and Trivedi thought only of the after Amin toppled him in a military coup. today, officials said. (Continued Cn Page Z) er 1,500-ma- fighter-bombe- Uganda Radio quoted Amin as saying Britain and Tanzania wanted to restore CWi to power and halt Amin's expulsion of Uganda Asians. (In Dar Es Salaam, President Julius Nyerere moved about 1,000 Tanzanian troops up to the Ugandan border with strict orders not to provoke incidents or cross into Uganda). The first flight of an airlift of to Britain Asians expelled arrived Monday morning at Stanstead Airport, east of London. Another was to follow today and a third Wednesday. Amin told a meeting of diplomats Monday evening that 50 Tanzanians had been captured and more than 200 killed. He quoted three captives one allegedly a cousin of Oboteas saying the guerrillas expected to reinstate Obote African and expected British troop support. (The Foreign Office Lcr.don denied the charge.) in |
