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Show Saturday, November 11, 2000 llolulau I) 'ecor lxfsidenlml I h siijn lit) .ipl'OmlnK nl l.l.)0l.31S7 W hilc opponents ji gucd fluoridation fluorida-tion amounts to medisMtmc the water, Kickers said the laek ol fluoride fluo-ride is causing a high rate ot cautics iimona I tah's children. The I tali TranMt Authority vnJ the iiKieasc in the tian-.it tax will lund Suikla and holiday bus and tail s.n lee. a commuter rail tioni ( )gden to Salt Like City anj additional light rail linev Some ot those .icamst proposal contended unpuned transit should not he tied to sales !a. As tor the property toiteiture nieasiue. b ckcrs aigued police hae abused toiteiture laws and retorm is needed to piotect mrnvent people whose provnv has been scied. I he measine would require money trom the sales ot property to izo to schi vis instead ot police departments. It was opposed b the state's county attorneys who say u vyould huit law entoieement agencies' light against ding dealers. Rep. sweep no surprise SALT LAkL ClIY I API I tah oters surecd Tuesdav were doing well. than!, hhi: eight out ol 111 sa their hnanc'il situation is better or as eood as was four ears a so. But it Vic.' President M Ciore Can claim eredi; tor the gHK.I tunes. I 'tah Republicans weren't listening. I hey swept (ieorge . IUkIi to Melon Me-lon in I tah. gim.' him the state's tne electoral delegates. Republican Gov Michael Leautt and Sen Orrm Hatch. RT'tah. also won by a landslide, reattirming that I 'tah is among the country's nuM Republican states. In interviews. I tah yoters often mentioned moral values as important. impor-tant. "Hopefully we can get someone some-one in i the W hite House ) with some morals and sou know who that is: Bush." said Anna Backus of Orem. W hile Gore was outvoted, he did manage to get two-thirds ot his sup-pert sup-pert in I 'tah trom women voters. He also picked up virtual!) all of the Hispanic vote. But it wasn't nearl) enough Bush diew most ot the Moimon vote. Voters might have been satisfied with the eeononn. but thev weren't giving credit to President Clinton, either. Clinton drew some of his p sorest ob- and personal-approval ratings in I'tah -- as low as 2ti percent. per-cent. That's not surprising for a president pres-ident who finished third in I tah in lwt after Republican Bob Dole and interloper Ross Perot. The suney was done by Voter News Service, a partnership (if The Associated Press and the ABC. CBS. CNN. Fox and NBC television networks. The survey was conducted conduct-ed among SI I voters as thev left 15 randomly selected polling places around I tah. The sampling margin of error for each result was plus or minus 5 percentage points lor all voters, higher for subgroups. More than half of voters reported report-ed household incomes of S-VUKKl to S'rixia vear. Most voters were 30 to 54 vears old. but one in three was at least N). and Gore made his best showing in I 'tah among the oldest voters, who cave him nearlv half of their votes. Farmers hjs dirii ,i msufarnf plan pe tally tor the younx person ut fmbjrking on ( arr it'i c diltfd Alpha. tjr the teirt-ning. teirt-ning. and ri meets pertet t-lv t-lv the challenges of r hanj Alpha ar rommmJjtfi mjr-riage, mjr-riage, children, t Hanging int ome. even ri iremenl , at a price you can aftord. There's aNu a substantial discount waiting or you i you haven t smoltpd tor two years and can quality. A a young pron on your wav and hound for uc cess, hre is the prrtection you need now and lor the future. Ciet tt- fm-t today, from your fa, fair, friendly Farners Agent. Judy Hamey t12 Holiday VrHaot Mad Perk City. 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From $500,000 To More Than $3 Million Tnij offering is of offers to buy, the The Park ake Engli sprawl. A quarter-cent pet dollar hike in the sales tax for transit expansion expan-sion was approved in Salt Lake. Davis and Weber counties. In Weber Countv. the tax was approved 5.' percent to -T percent In Dav is Countv. it won 5S percent to 42 (vi cent. nd in Salt Lake, it was approved 54 percent to 4n In addition, police will have a harder time seizing proper!) involved in crimes after a statewide initiative was passed with pcrcen; voting in favor And lawmakers will have a tiust fund tor the tobacco settlement windtall after rl percent of voters Soon to bt tht plict 1 t:;sg: I - : MSB ' . - Visit our Website at www.turnbtrry-placc.com. 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English, which spent more than $l.Vf-U) -- a majority of which was spent on the petition drive. Opponents raised $42,123. IIionc backing the property for The Tradition Of Las it- t r ' HI i i : .! : I. if I wX I . Ji It - t f - ' r f r 1 -j I . ... - ! . '( ' I K . i I 1 J, i f 1 ri official I feiture measure spent the most money to get on the ballot. I'tahns for Property Protection, which backed the property seizure initiative, initia-tive, spent $71o.32.v' The I'tah Coalition to Stop Drug Dealer Profits spent just $14,552 f ighting the initiative. One of the most contentious ballot bal-lot measures was the official English initiative, the proptsal to prohibit --with --with some exceptions -- state and hK.al agencies from conducting government gov-ernment business or printing information infor-mation in any language except E-nglish. Supporters contended it would pun immigrants to quickly assimi is i ! A-18 anguage late and give the government a guideline on how to handle foreign languages. Gov. Mike Leav itt. his challenger Bill Orton. Sen. Ornn Hatch and Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson were among those opposed to the initiative. Anderson called it racist. Carol Gnade. director of the I'tah chapter of the American Civil Liberties I'nion. said the group would "likely" file a lawsuit claiming violation of equal protection and freedom of speech. The fluoride measure highlighted Utah's status as the second-least fluoridated state. K-hin.f Vegas. V V' V Poor C 0 |
