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Show CHART Tlhe LEAD I UTAH STATE GOVERNMENT FINANCES Thursday, December 16, 1965 Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1965 'Ai $293,553,603 A week of. activities is planned by the M Men and Gleaners of South Bear River Stake beginning Saturday, Dec. 18, with an ice skating party, termed . VI RMds OTHER REVENUE includes severance tax - $ 1, 121, 371; inheritance tax -$2,180,688; contributions from local governments - $1,204, 124; and tnis- cellaneous revenue - SI, 578,631. , IrtDtKAL V$l i iVtM include liceses lor motor vehicles - $7, 852,950; drivers $391,889; corporations - $344, 504; hunting and fishing - $2,614, 874;agri culture - $172, 386; other occupations and businesses - $829, 874; and mis cellaneous - $13S 514. ;$I4. "SnH.437 - STATE r'EVEXUE 4.Jgg8 jgS52' ' $.6)I,M Education FUEL MISCELLANEOUS EXCISE TAXES include special excises on alcoholic - $1, 071, 439; public utili beverages ties - $189, 026; insurance - $3,440,063 - $5, 169, 434; cigarettes and tobacco and oleomargarine - $792, 100. s.s"f I Y US7 lrKl wsssj L. 1 P56 1 7 : INCOME I. '1AXES J 10. S5l.i97. V 3 3 17. 7 I stock. Sgt. Mortensen ...f i AX 937 sP ,'. Chief Master Sergeant Jay Mortensen, son of Mrs. Rebecca Mortensen is confined to the U.S.A.S. hospital in the Philippines, where he is being treated for injuries received in an accident. His injuries consist of a broken foot, leg and ankle. $317,921,369 P PUBLIC 'A ELFARE $27,415.079 - S.6r I EXPEND1- - V.$3,545,998 VX&S - i . r;y-:-- l HIGHWAYS $86, 501, 32 3 : 7 ,.,,,., Educucn jT V Oil -- 18.8 Xl X NVVStalc Roads N5$82, js , $,l7ioo'",", ' ', , Other 958, 324 - 26. $6783, 574 - 2. If. OTHER EXPENDITURES include liquor - $1, 000,000; profits to local governments protective inspection - $909,662; capitol building maintenance and - construction $1,106, 568; aeronautics $661,300; and all other $1, 733, 084. PttPAttt Total state expenditures exceeded state revenues in Utah last year by $24.4 million. This fact was brought out in a current study on the '"Condition of Utah State Finances" prepared by Utah Foundation, the private governmental research organization. The Foundation report shows that state governmental rev- enue in Utah during the 1965 fiscal year amounted to $293.6 state expendimillion, while tures totaled $317.9 million. Included in the state expenditure total are $15.9 million for state buildings, $6.2 million for state aid for local school construcfor state tion, $64.1 million highway construction, and $6.3 million for other capital outlay purxses. Altogether approximately 29',; of all state expenditures in Utah last year went for capital outlay. The difference between ex- penditures and available rev- enue was met by withdrawals from surplus and from borrowed funds. Foundation analysts e expect that the State will to spend more than it receives in current revenue for several years ahead including repayments and interest for the $67 million bonding program authorized this year for an expanded building program. The report notes that Utah has met part of the rising excon-t;nu- penditure requirements during recent years by utilizing fund balances and surpluses. It still has been necessary, however, to raise taxes. Increases in the sales tax, the property tax, the cigarette tax, the liquor excise and the school lunch i tax, income tax have corporation all been adopted during the past few years. Fund balances and surpluses which have been used in the past to help finance rising state costs have been largely depleted. In fact, the report points out that at the close of the 1965 fiscal year, there was no balance in the general fund school fund and the uniform had a deficit of $3 million. Major reason for the deficit in the school fund was the failure of tax collections to reach advance optimistic estimates. The general fund was, therefore, $4 million short in meeting the full amount of an authorized $36 million transfer to the school fund during the past biennium. Based on present revenue estimates and expenditure appropriations made by the 1965 Utah Legislature, the Foundation predicts that the general fund could conclude the present (1965-67- ) biennium with a surplus of $1.6 million. The state property tax levy needed to balance the uniform 1965-6for the school fund school year was 8.6 mills $8.60 6 per $1,000 Foundation assessed valuation. analysts forecast et fOUHUWN 7 MINI-BASKE- Qel s Visiting with the Gerald in Tremonton Thursday and Friday were the Ballard's daughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Shelton George of Magna. Sunday guests at the Henry Van Sweden home were .Mr. and Mrs. Wilburt Shupe and son of Ogden. T eftovrHad fTS" ($105 mke your hMcfcy 3 Pleasure Filter-Fl- o Jet-Sw- 5 5 6 U-o- & B This Christmas . . . Give your child "Better Light" for study. UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. Buy now from your electric dealer. ice fcream Lucerne 1.09 - In All hoH- - poplar novo Cream Cheeses Mixes Ban. ucerne Rich Creamy pkg. t Aiwrted QC oj' 29' 2 Betty Crocker Fireplace Logs J 29 89 3 Sure 49 PUL & QL, Phone TREMONTON 257-54- 61 Ripe Olives leHcu" Mammoth Olives House Sweet ii rn 11 inrtAi iuimi rn.ni DATED AND PROCESSING i. 17-o- fresh WHITE FILM, YOU OR WITH BLACK ALSO GET: Pickles 4 J 51 COM I 49 ft' cant Available Everyone On Your list For Harm, Turkeys, or Various Dollar Denominations Get Details From Your Sofewoy Store Manager (CREDIT GIVEN FOR UNPRINTABLE NEGATIVES) Manor House or Norbest 12-- 20'i-o- 16-o- Turkeys siI i. "You'll find the exact size, you need in tha wide ranges at Safeway at guaranteed low prices. Don't take chances on this important feast, buy only: Grade A Turkeys." 29 85 46-o- i, z Rlimp ROdSt Faut ifewoym lb. 79' Bottom Round Swiss Steaks BonliB u S A. Cho.c. 6W lb. 7f Smoked Hams - O z. I... Doneiess D pkgi, ne 1 69 lb. can -- .73 Ci-.l- Jieans Steaks Cube Steaks Choic ib. ROUd D t.p A. Chok B Safeway Trimmed Boneless Steaks C U.S. .. S D A. ib. s0fnh0,cib. rom Tender Steak Meat Skinless Franks Safeway Brand pkg. Mr. Wfighfl d.. 3 Mrl. Wright ! a Fruit a IS 2.19 i.i9 89 flO , 70' Morrell's Pride 98 98 55 No Center Slices Or Portion! Are Removed From Hami At Safeway California's Finest Medium Full Siie Fruit O' Rich Juice $M4?) : W:.r ,, (L89c Ill no, luH iVboi" Potatoes Cabbage us. no. u.s. or Idaho i R.d. n.Greeni Cri.B 1.19 Pitted Dates Sugar Pecans 2l 2.9 Full Whole or Half Sunkist Oranges 99 lb. tin -- King Cake Deluxe Loaf Ring Cake Gift Orders Safeway Pleat 12 JUMBO PRINTS i. iicffa n toui Cream Cheese Cab I I Vacuum Packed In All Grinds I I AND, WITH KODACOLOR Gelatin 3 Edwards Coffee Dairy Glen Butter 2 Fruit Cake Lucerne Egg Nog SX SOUTH TREMONT STREET the lamp with this tag! One Low Price Includes: s1 ll ? RUSS ELECTRIC JO 4 Pineapple tzzztz. 4 Tomato Juice Del Monte Beans 4 washing .l."or9 An- Sajtway Pliolo Service Holiday Ring Decorated Tin irl H. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cannon. Mrs. Cannon and son will be making their home in Tremonton during his absence. i, lilies eon was served The program was arranged by Ethel Miller, who introduced R. Z. Heppler. He showed slides of many of the beautiful tourist areas of the state of Utah, including Cascade Falls, Capitol and NaReef, Mirror Lake, tional Arches Monument. A CarfoaJ Of DLJ. Mandarin Fruit Cocktail Niblets Corn system Wash just the way you want to for any fabric. Completely flexible control of wash and spin speeds, wash and rinse temperatures, and length of soak and wash cycles Water saver load selection Bleach dispenser Fabric Softener l dispenser look for CLUB FETED Members of the Booklore Club were entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Clella Holland for their Christmas social. A delicious lunch- Packed In Quarters Bigger ') Setter Features will Famous -- LaLani Drink Jell-We- fori Nel- Yama-sak- BOOKLORE y Bal-lard- 'automatics now twice oi large Sheldon Corinne; and Eli derson, Tremonton. son, Corinne; Protect Young Eyes... Light Company and the I) Electric for their House guests at the Leo Brockman home in Tremonton this week are Mr. and Mrs. Lon-nLattin and family of Twin Falls, Ida. The Lattins will also be spending some time visiting with Mrs. Lattins brother and family, the Merlyn King family in East Garland. s, Jerald Cannon left Captain Florida last week for his new assignment, which is one year in Viet Nam. The Captain was in Tremonton for a month's leave prior to leaving for Florida last week. He is a son of 5 POUND CAPACITY ME Mini-Bask- U1AH that this levy might be reduced to mills next year if revenue estimates are realized and no new major spending is authorized by a special session of the legislature. This state school levy could be reduced even further 'possibly as low as 5.8 mills) if a realistic estimate is used next year in calculamaking preliminary tions of the cost of the school program. The report points out, for example, that the preliminary estimates of the number of distribution units used in determining the cost of the school were 255 program for 1964-6higher than the final figures. The Foundation study states that the preliminary estimate of the number of distribution units for this year (1965-66- ) also appear to be inflated by 200 units. Such an error could cause an overstatement of $1.7 million in the preliminary estimate of school requirements. Ifjjfjl n 14 II Burt, Brigham City; Larry Members of the Fielding are delighted that the President of the town board, E. W. Sutherland and his board members have seen fit to put Christmas lights at various sections throughout the community this year. It brightens up and adds greatly to the Christmas spirit which prevails at this holiday season. The town board expresses appreciation to the Utah Power and Land Bank loans. Mr. Anderson said that the Tremonton association is one of the 44 associations through which Land Bank loans are made in Arizona. California, Hawaii, Nevada, and Utah. The Federal Land Bank Association of Tremonton has received a 5 per cent dividend amounting to $15,335.00 on the capital stock it owns in the Federal Bank of Berkeley. The announcement was made today by the association's manager. Keith H. Anderson, who added that this will bring dividends received from (he bank for the calendar year of l!Xi.r to a total of 8 per cent for $23,840.00. He staled that a portion of the dividend will be passed on by the association to its member-borrowerthus reducing the interest cost on their long-ter- Capt. Cannon In Viet Nam Jack Tremonton; Anderson, Ward Dividend Declared By Federal Land Bank 5147, 841, 014 - 46. 5",. "" Tl'RES Localir'v mmmk-- ures fok maie kxpendu EDUCATION total STATE ' .'.''..jL.'iTT "lo Sgt. Mortensen and his family returned to the United Springville Christmas Lights In Fielding States in August from Thailand, where he had served for the past year. Mrs. Mortensen and their four children are located in Brigham City at the present time, because of a new assign-wen- t which calls for their husband and father to spend the next year in Asia. He left Air Base in Witchita, Kans.. Nov. 21, but because of the accident is being held for hospitalization. Hospitalized I Genera Expenditures fflL e activities at Utah State University, and Elvin Downs, Director of FFA. Cost records must be kept by the exhibitors and submitted to the committee. Along with these records the animals are judged on the hoof and later the carcasses are graded. The awards are based on daily gain, carcass, meatiness, marbling, and back fat. Winners in this area are: Dallas Flint, Corinne; Mark Banking Company and chairman of the Utah Bankers Association's Agriculture and Livestock Committee, presented the bonds to the twenty highest ranking and FFA exhibitors out of some 150 entrants in the Salt Lake Intermountain Junior Fat Stock Show educational program, "Profit Makers". This program is directed by Commissioner Alden K. Barton, Utah Department of Agriculture, Glenn T. Baird, Director "Crystal Christmas", is the event slated for Tuesday, Dec. 28, in the form of a 12 stake stag or date dance to be held at the Brighom City Stake Center, N South and 4th East. Ward council members have tickets or they will be available at the door. Boyd Firth has been named M Men assistant to replace Ronald Zollinger who is now serving on a mission. A fireside is slated for Sunday, Dec. 26 at 9 p.m. in the . SALES GEiNEKAl. : X' 1 vOvXV N .s $30,368, 656 IroKMjJ ( 7.7 Thatcher-Pen-ros- of Farrell Bishop of USU 8th Ward will be the guest speaker. ward at 3 p.m. for the fun. There will be (hopefully) ice skating, bonfire, chili, hot chocolate, marshmallow roasting. Each one should bring his own roasting tool, hanger or I - Stake Center. Edwards members are All to assemble at I I00.i MOTOR B y "Ice Follies". ,. --SL, $293,553,603. i OHAMS-iiv-AI- S I 1 LICENCE TAXES iz Gleaners Plan n, Literary Guild members met recently with Mrs. Vernon Hansen as their hostess. Mrs. Clyde Morris read short several Christmas stories to the ten members present. of Twenty outstanding young cattle raisers were awarded $25 savings .bonds at the Utah Cattlemen's Association convention in Salt Lake City December 10. The Utah Bankers Association represented by H. C. Maycock, Week of Activities General Revenue ? M-Me- CLUB HEARS CHRISTMAS STORIES Savings Bonds Presented To Six County Cattle Raisers Brown or California Deglet Noor Mb. pkg. Powdered large Walnuts, Almonds, U&l Beet C&H Cane Skylark Bread Skylark Rolls ST."1 12 Angel Food Cake Filberts, Brazils, Jumbo Peanuts Fricei effective Today. Friday and Saturday 19 733 sl COFYRIOMT 1940 SAFCWAY STORES INCORPORATED lb. lb. - 0r 49' 39 |