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Show Tax Measures To Be Debated Thursday, Jan. WEST VALLEY View 5 7, 1982 Budget Session Of State Legislature To Convene On Monday SALT LAKE. Several tax measures are likely to be subjected to considerable debate by state lawmakers convening for the semiannual budget session here Mon- Legislature. The governor has proposed a $1.85 billion operations budget state departments and programs - along with a $243 million capital budget. The latter involves development and improvement of existing and new state facilities, including buildings, highways and parks. The sales tax redistribution question sparked lively debate at the last general legislative session. Cities with strong commercial day. An altered sales tax distribution formula, a severance tax on coal and a cigarette tax are among items which probably will be scrutinized extensively by state legislators, lobbyists and the press during the session. Gov. Scott M. Matheson is scheduled to address Senators and in the House Representatives chambers at 11 a.m. Monday. The governors speech will focus on specific programs which he and executive branch officials consider essential to the states needs and the means of producing funding for the 3 Republican-controlle- evenly. The legislature passed a compromise proposal, but the bill was declared unconstitutional by the State Attorney General and was vetoed by the governor. This time around, a different compromise measure does not appear to be headed to such an fight between cities. The new formula, however, would require the legislature to allow local governments to raise the local sales tax option ( currents of a cent) by a ly all-o- ut three-quarter- quarter-cent- . Mayors from a score of cities, in conjunction with the Utah League of Cities and Towns, worked out the compromise formula at several meetings during the fall. Many cities - including Salt Lake City - which previously op 5350 So. 4220 West. d by area Among bills legislators are proposals to: Repeal the existing annual automobile inspection program 8) ; (Sen. Bill Barton, - Establish a trial period for a proposed associate science degree at Utah Technical College (Barton); - Allow medium-incompersons to qualify for housing authority pre-file- d pre-file- -- 21); - Vote on a constitutional amendment eliminating the need s for a majority to conmatters dursider such as this sessions ing budget 15 ) ; Rep. Sam Taylor, Require registration of and fees for tramways (Sen. Fred 8). Finlinson, -- two-third- -- -- ( -- e First Formal Meeting (Rep. Sherm Harmer, programs -- revenue intake. Others such as South Salt Lake and Murray, smaller cities with strong tax bases, still stand to lose money under the new formula, but not as much as under previous proposals, the mayors noted. Increasing the cigarette tax was recommended by the governor in his budget preview and, last week, a bill to the same effect was prefiled. Revenue could be used to fund a medical care program for indigents, taking some of that responsibility of local governments, said sponsor Karl Snow. Matheson suggested the tax be increased three cents (from 10 to bill called 13), while the for a hike of two cents. Of the three, the severance tax issue is likely to arouse the most heated debate and strongest divisions among legislators. to spread out income disbursements more KEARNS. The regularly scheduled meeting of the Kearns Town Council was cancelled because of bad weather conditions Tuesday. The body will meet next at 7 p.m. on Jan. 19 at the Kearns Library, Last month, Matheson unveiled a proposed budget which, unusually, did not attract the normal chorus of denunciations from 1982-8- -- -- Kearns Council Meet Cancelled Due To Bad Weather Tuesday them. posed redistribution plans have spoken favorably of the new proposal since the increased sales tax would lessen the impact on their bases lobbied heavily - and unsuccessfully - to thwart an effort by municipalities with weak tax bases to change the distribution formula - Council Meets Tonight WEST VALLEY. An interlocal agreement providing for financing of a solid waste management project in the valley is before the City Council tonight (Thursday). The 6 p.m. meeting in City Hall, 2470 So. Redwood Road, is the first r for the council. Mayor Jerry d seven-membe- newly-inaugurate- d, Maloney said Monday the council will hold public meetings each Thursday at 6. 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