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Show 1971 Pape 6 INDEFtNDENT Ffebruary 5 HIE UTAH Ini (continued from page - 1) to bring it into conformity u ith the federal lau Utah would stand to lose $7.5 million in federal highway funds. So it isnt so much that the sponsors of this hill feel they should do the cyclists thinking for him as that they are afraid of losing federal money and are therefore willing to sponsor hills to get the money. Some-one once coined the term political prostitute and we think we know where that term would fit. If the legislature has any backbone at all it will turn this down and, in fact, repeal the whole motorcycle helmet law as an invasion of the rights of an individual. Just because a person thinks something would be good for another person does not mean it should be made law. SB 36 (Dean, Clark, Leavitt, INBailev and Christensen) CREASED FOR MILL-LEV- Y HEALTH DEPARTMENT Provides levy of up to 2 mills increase to finance merged health districts. We fought the merging of the health districts in the first place and now the things that w'e predicted are coming to pass. It is costing more to run the merged health districts than ever before, yet this consolidation was sold to the people as a money-saveJust more political palaver to get what the politician wanted. PUBLIC dren entering kindergarten must immunized for seven diseases unless their parents have valid objections. The diseases are olio,. pertusis, rubella, measles, diphtheria, tetanus and smallpox. The immunization would be conducted by the State Health Department with the cost being paid by tli e federal government. This bill would lead to the next step, that is, to ultimately remove the valid objections of parents thereby removing more authority from the parents and assuming more power to force the people to do what 's good for th em. We urge this bill be defeated. SB 66 (Bunnell, Jenkins and - - - SB 41 16 month for two or more terms of service for former governors at age 65 not in public office. More and more we are finding out that our public servants arent pub expense of the taxpayer. We urge the legislature to turn this down. SB 1 13 (Bucknel, Pettersson and Harward) -- GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF PRIVATE SCHOOLS - This is directed at controlling completely the private schools. So much control extablish stantliat it would dards of entrance , scholarship , qualifications of staff physical facilities , course offerings , and operation procedures appropriate to the purposes, program , and level of each private school under this act and shall require that these standards are met before a school is issued a certificate of approval . What else is left? This would simply make another government school out of the private schools. Individuals paying extra to send their children to private schools are doing so because they are dissatisfied with what is being taught in the government schools. Lets not make private government schools out of the private schools. The right to educate your children should be preserved and tills bill ought to be turned down. We urge you to call your legisla- tor directly on these and other bills. The telephone number by which he can be reached is as follows: House of Representatives Senate Address them to your Home of Capitol Bldg., Sail Lake City, Utah. Your voice counts. Use it. TENNIS (INDOOROUTDOOR) HANDBALL BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL 1 PRESERVATIVES TABLE TENNIS Manufacturer Granola Cereal Complete Line of Natural Vitamins Minerals. Juices & Food Supplements Wheat Grinders. Juicers & Blenders Just Off Bountiful Exit of 529 So. 500 West - PADDLE BALL JOGGING TRACK PUTTING GREEN SWIMMING WHIRLPOOL THERAPY 1-- 13 ICE PLUNGE Bountiful 295-340- 5 LARGE EXERCISE ROOM INDIVIDUAL PROGRAMS HEALTH RESTAURANT SPORTS SHOP BEAUTY SHOP parent or guardian, that is, being forced into a mental institu-tio- n to receive forced treatment. This could pose a great danger to the rights of individuals. We think the legislators are playing fast and loose with the rights of the citizens and therefore recommend of BARBERSHOP PRIVATE BUSINESS ROOMS (Harward, Pettersson) -- NEW DEFINITION OF UNPROFESSIONAL CONDUCT IN PRACTICE OF OPTOMETRY -This would forbid optometrists from advertising the price of eyeglasses or contact lenses. This is Salt Lake City, Utah 841 1 1 328-988- 1 SPECIAL Deliver Charge on Outlying Areas 7 30 LBS LAUNDRYCONCENTRATE PLUSENZ YMESOR100 pius state & Local tax Contractors I Burt Brothers Contruction I (Available in 10, 20, and 50 pounds) CUSTOMER SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Phone Orders or Jp lease 6 328-946- 0 Deliver30lbsofNo.335orNo.3455.74plustax '..... Name Phone. Address Mail to: R. F. D. Enterprises P.O. Box 1055 law can Expires 2-1- -71 PRIVATE HUNTING FACILITY PHEASANT GEESE DUCK DOVE WILDERNESS RETREAT FISHING HUNTING (DEER) OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES HORSEBACK RIDING PhosphateFreeConcentrate 322-002- leberJ. Grant Architects CONTINENTAL AMERICAN ASSOCIATION MAIL OR PHONE ORDER OFFER Home Delivery at no extra charge became of equal rights? The legislature should vote against this bill in the interests of the right of freedom of speech and freedom to receive the information. -I- - EUCALYPTUS LIMITED MEMBERSHIPS 4000 ONLY the price of eyeglasses or contact lenses but an optometrist or his employer could not. Whatever citizen. SAUNA Ellis & Hart 317 So. Main just more " & ng Beltone unnecessary governmental control over the lives of the citizens. Under this law an optician, or anyone else with an optical business, could advertise TURKISH DRY STEAM SPECIAL OFFER 200 Charter Memberships left at Special Prices Write For Free Replica New of Beltone's All in the Ear Presto Model Non-Operati- lie is a loyal MASSAGE DEVELOPED ESPECIALLY FOR NERVE DEAFNESS SB 53 truthfully say that FULL SIZE LOCKERS HEARING AIDS this bill be defeated. help men break that legi.-lat- or State Clinton's Famous Wholewheat NO Dean When any law is enacted and becomes a constitutional law, tio man who spends his money to 328-570- 1 or House of Representative's, Breads' & Stone Ground Products tf irkic 328-517- 1 either to his home of the Senate MENTAL and Whitman) HEALTH There is a section of this bill providing for involuntary hospitalization without consent - . . . Letters are also helpful. CLINTONS WHEAT SHOP Salt Lake (Christensen, 1 lic sen ants at all but are public masters. It is the taxpayer who serves. It is difficult to tell whether the sponsors are serious about this or whether they think it will put them in more solidly with the governor. At an rate, it is an example of how the politicians continually help each other at the FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH Countv taxes bv $1,850,000. It should, along with other tax measures, be turned down. w (Brockbank, Bunnel PENSION FOR and Jenkins) GOVERNORS Provides a pension of $350 per month if he serves one term and $500 per SB LIMITS CAMPAIGN Bailey) EXPENDITURES (See article in this on previous issue of the Utah Independent. This idea of Governor Ramptons to limit campaign spending by law only r. It would increase helps those who are in office. They automatically get a lot of free publicity just because they hold office. This bill would be a violation of freedom of speech since a private citizen could not place a political advertisement in favor of a candidate without that candidates permission and knowledge. The amount of the advertisement would then have to be reported to the appropriate government office along with all other campaign expenditures. If a candidate overspends, it is grounds to remove him from office should he be elected. This bill reveals the extent to which the fertile minds of the liberals will go. We recommend a no vote on this. SB 64 (Clark, Bennet, and FORCED IMMUChristensen) NIZATION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN The totalitarian minds are at it again with this one. This bill would require that all chil- 2200 MEMBERSHIPS LEFT LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP S150 S10.00 Monthly dues SPACIOUS FACILITIES ON 3 STORY BUILDING 4300 South 2nd West Financing assured through Company stock issue We finance no interest 6 days a week Salt Lake City, Utah 841 10 Do Not Mail Money with this order Money due and payable at time of delivery Larry Taggart Phone 466 4581 or Phone 266 4373 1 |