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Show $10.5 Million School Bill Faces Legislature Trade Stamp Repeal Meets in the inauguration activities in By JAMES R. GOLDEN United Press International. Washington, D.C. Sponsors of the minimum edu An SALT LAKE CITY (UPD bill are Reps. Algie Ballif, -cation bill state for r support expanded ; Elizabeth Vance , . minimum education calling for Richard Evans, Lake; another $10.5 million a biennlum den; goes before the Utah Legislature icoyai liar wood, K - ixxa, and It is bas Aiken, early next week as the first of the George the ically plan brought by the big money bills. Utah Coordinating Council on Edu While legislators were relaxing cation, which is made up of such after their first five days of ses- groups as the Utah' Education As sions study of a House bill to hike Parent-TeachAssoci the minimum program to $.6000 sociation, As School and State Board ation, rper distribution unit from the sociation. present - $5,150 was started. The Besides adding $850 per unit to bill already is in the hopper and the basic unit program the new . is numbered. measure abolishes the old supple '' All in all, Utah's senators and mental fund of 15 per cent over SUNDAY. JANUARY IS. 1961 Utah County Utah - Solons Wary Of Hike In D-O- g- D-Sa- lt ! 1 Opposition .i S State Levy 5 V::::; , wk,-.,,.'.-:-.:.- 1 - SALT LAKE CITY (UPD , A ' : spokesman for a leading trading stamp company said today he thinks it is "incredible" anyone would want to outlaw use of them in Utah. Calvin Rawlings, Salt Lake City state counsel for Sperry and Hutchinson Co., noted twin bills were introduced in the House and Senate this week, ' j "Regardless of what anyone personally ' thinks of stamps," Rawlings said, in a prepared statement, "it is incredible that anyone in Utah or elsewhere would ever consider a proposal to elim all cost and sets a straight $900 inate an industry which contrib more per unit in- its stead. For utes substantially to our state's the basic - program the new Meas income." ure provides 16 mills minimum He said Sperry and Hutchinson basic tax "levy locally and a five- - has been paying taxes in Utah , ; er representatives figured they had earned ' their two days off after a hectic opening week. The Senate has ,54 bills introduced and the House 52. Both chambers reconvene' Monday when the first of mill minimum for the supplemen the major 'committee work beg' tary fund. That compares with ir gins. the old for the basic levy With more than 50 days yet to and four for supplemental. go the box score on bills was What It Is, both houses was a Passed by The Uniform School Fund is, ' measure providing for payment in brief, the of the employes working with the the state pays for its public way Legislature. Killed for lack, of a school system. The minimum promaioritv in the Senate was a lets districts' tax property measure to give $2,500 to the gram revenue. If the amount to raise Mormon Battalion to participate of per-unmoney fails to come to level the state the minimum up has. to stand the difference. Gov, George Clyde figures that avill be $92 million for the next two years. The governor's estimate, how ever, does not use the 'scope en gisloned- - in' the House bill. Even under Ms program $25.6 million would have to come from a .9.4 mill state property tax. The 89 lawmakers planned .to study Gov. Clyde's budget' mes V SALT LAKE CITY (UPD -- sage, delivered Friday, in detail Whether the proposed state budg over the weekend. For those on ' et was for $113 million, $135 mil the joint appropriations commit tee and revenue and taxation lion or $217 million depends encommittees it hoids special im tirely what sets of figures you media cy because hearings will be want to include. gin soon. The executive budget sums was for' $113 million, including such with It deals large of money a pinch of semantics $73.4 out of general fund revenue Other important bills placed in can do a lot in changing the to the hopper during the last hours tals. Actually, all three are cor of the Friday session would re "the $113 figure is the rect, the law, amend basic operational budget of Gov peal the laws on gross weights for George Clyde. trucks, exempt property owned by To get the lowest of the three military veterans over 65 from ' figures you simply add Clyde's taxation if it is assessed under $73.4 million in general fund rec $3,000,, and require minors apply ommendations plus $26.6 million ing for marriage licenses have in motor fuels tax, $1.5 million in consent acknowledged bemotor vehicle' registration funds parental fore officers authorized to admin- and $6.2 million, in fish and game ister oaths. funds all earmarked. Except for debate on the MorFor the $135 million total you mon Battalion appropriation there 'tack on to the $113 million anoth was little floor action in either er $22 million which is the amount house Friday. Most of the morngoing for building, a Uniform ing was spent in .introducing bills School Fund transfer, medical care and hearing reports on schools for the' aged and a few other and general financing prior to ' - j items. ' Gov. Clyde's speech. . " -- ; ; 12-mi- 1-- lls 1. multi-million-dol- lar Budget Total Matter of Arau ment i -- right-to-wor- k . v . 18-min- , U 1 1 s m 5 : On Public, Private Pover - Comment i i j - LAKE CITY (UPD WARTrrvfiTONr f IIPT Interior . Udall received a warm, friendly on Gov. George D, e Stewart L, reception from the eommiCtee and cut down Secretary-desigoatmessage Clyde's budget J. 1 Udall assured inquiring senators Chairmao dinton v. Anderson, u- JJt J.riTO-,rf.- that he has no "toed. view" N.M., commented later that ac - todav prout uuivusy controversial issue .of pub- - tion- recommending his confkma- ea airecx or impuea aoupis aooui , l K t,tiL SALT i h, - J. t i ' "V.. 1 J " - M & . Bennett Fears New Kennedy :j. :j . i All; j4 l I qy&xg Ml 1 . I ' i I - . I " I IX' mmmm mmm ' 1 i : - ; Concurrent ': i, SNOW IN MICHIGAN (jJhicago skier, PLENTY Eonald Pierce, 23, went north to find snow, and indulge in his favorite sport'. He found plenty of it around 's Mich, pe also found that snow banks around to meters almost made it impossible parking So his skis, meters. lie donned in the money) place to of bank the and the top "herringboned" himself against a" parking ticket. Over 60 inches of snow h been recorded in the area for the season. (Herald-Uf- fl Iron-woo- d, Iron-wood- safe-guard- Resolution Rep. Frank Gunnell, minority? leader: "I think that this is indicative of the realistic Introduced -- 1: ! . j o- v : oeiore appearance senate a telegram from the Northwest Public Power Association at Van- couver. Wash., protesting against the continued service of Federal Reclamation Commissioner Floyd E. Dominy. The association said Dominy was biased against, , i . ; I - - - power. said he thonVhf th charge was unwarranted and that Domicy had assured him that he would "loyally carry out" Udall'a policies in the new administrMion. Wants Fullest Development Udall said the keystone of those policies will be the "fullest possible development of our river. basins." Ud all also promised senators that he would be "color blind" as far as state lines are con cerned on regional controversies over water and oower rights. In answer to questions by Sen. Udall Henry Dworshak, said eliminate hai no Plans istant sec- f 5? cunr?n' R-Ida- t said Wallace F. Bennett, Friday. Bennett made the announcement in Salt Lake City and said that the added $7.5 billion cost to the taxpayers is just the begin' R-Ut- ning. He stated that because spending in later years must necessar ily be even higher to carry out the various recommended ' programs, the first year cost of the task force recommendations is just a start. Bennett said that the money doesn't include any added expenditures for defense or for the civ ilian space program promised by the Democrats during the 1960 Presidential campaign. Upper (Colorado River Basin lytjay Become 'Forgotten Man' to-mes- tic . j mc - 1 oen. rveeu Himcil. a, M! t, uvkciu. liclatinn tho f ret VinTirrAn.t rpw. M, DENVER (UPI) The Upper a.ctcixjr vkj ww. x iniHK Uie people OI vne Siaie , nn in dinro .Tin in tno ?l4th !. TM,1l olr. V L Colorado River Basin will be the pinall, Colo., chairman of the wm be haTov; about it. If we ft- - IT ' m "forgotten man' of the Kennedy uiunoc I'uvuui vunu.v, low i us recommieiiiaiaiio!ns Tht VocvTufinn actc iht Prsi- - with Indian affairs. Washington that both appoint property lax win oe up to nme Administration, former Gov. dent to act .for drastic and im- -' win C. Johnson or 10 mills. I'm not ,. thoroughly mediate relief, Friday. ments were good. the vast and Johnson commented glumly on convinced we should go that ever of meat quantities increasing the fact that the top department high." woolens and wool, hides, products, of interior posts went to Stewart Clyde Suggests New It Sen. Luke Qegg, PAINT end CLASS Udall of Arizona, James K. Carr was a conservative message u mat-- . . for Library We of California, apd Kenneh Holum Way in Keeping waun auiiuiy m uw Vofc will be the Service to Blind of South Dakota. It Specialize In uiir w pay. I I first time in many years that Carl Rep. Taylor, View SALT LAKE CITY (UP- D- It Trim SALT LAKE CITY (UPI). Colorado has not had a man high Window House Majority leader: "as an t Utahns $1 to have their Patio Doorg Gov. George Clyde suggested Fri- n,flxJr T in the interior department. diRaTrvymted in cars .specrea ana 10 receive a Storm Door Johnson had been backing, Ival day that the State Library take leadership portrayed by the if a; bill in the hopper of Table Top Goslin of Salt Lake City, secre- over operation of library services .ffClVf,rnf,rthe cri- - i sticker hlninff . . r a" soIvpTT Mirrors xivuce uawra ww, Utah's schools. Mast tary to the Upper Colorado River lor itne Dlina. Door Shower State Library Commission mem- districts are bonded to caoaditv Present fee is 50 cents for the Tub Enclosures Commission, for assistant secretary for, wateij and power the bers agreed to the proposal pro- and have done everything they inspection. Bill sponsors include Medicine viu-ene oiaie .uuwiuy tdu "ivc can to solve their own problems, tvep. r miey wuiunson, Holum will hold. Cabinets k position ' All Your Glass to W. an . left finance Brockbeen additional ?2o,(XX) has "The Upper Basin ful, and Rep. Hughes Needs Made Lake. out of consideration. . ." Johnson the new work. bank. To Order. " rmM i i Liir ii ii n J-In past years the Salt said, and will be a "forgotten Almost half of the cattlemen The man." BOSTON, Mass. (UPI) City Public Library has provided Gov. Steve IVIcNichols did not library service for the blind. first Davis Cup tennis challenge In the Pacific Northwest feed The commission members felt round was played in 1900 with block salt to their cattle and comment on !h o 1 u m's appointP. Fuller & Co. ment. He said he was pleased that the increase to the regular the United States sweeping Jail other third leed a of 70 E. 1st No. FR 'five matches from Great Britain, block and loose stock salt. that Carr was' named undersec- - budget would, be "nominal;' . iv. -- .r- I T XL .v Jj Z?rZS? Ed-predict- ed f" FULLER R-Pro- wh - - .... i , fw I -s.. . 1 ,1 I j THE UNMATCHABLES ST. LOUIS (UPD A contest conducted by the St. Louis Hawks of the National Basketball Asso-ciauon resuuea in tne mcKname of "The Unmatchables" for the team's front line of B6b Pettit, Cliff Hagan and Clyde Lovellette. u- : j w Ike R-Sa- lt j V. 60 a SWBMMsl rv7 AJU Li D m .mi.. J 3 S1M1III11W I I. ii. iimm TOD f mm ys mmumf 1 Jh n IK . .it. m closed: TODAY! 173 TV7 a a a TOllftORBOlV n n3 i FORCED TO smiley L. rn t approach the governor takes to the fiscal program of the state of Utah! He does this regardless 2AXiTi LAKE CITY UPD Two of the effect it, might have." Democratic senators introduced a Sen. LaVaun Cox, D - Manti, concurrent resolution" Fridav to majority leader: "the property tax increase will not be at all ask Congress to protect the do Hvestock industry from res0urces. Udall said the field was popular.! If we took a vote oe wouia iar foreign usurpation oay it proDaoiy highly important m SeaSml Ajono Hopkin of Wood- iw in addition, he pledged efforts to note n imiuiis - ruff and Leland Sowards of Ash-- to find new programs to help the ed Telephoio) SALT LAKE CITY (UPD The "task force" reports Kennedy made public will add at least $7.5 billion to Federal spending during the first year of the new Administration, Sen Kennedy J Udn J t6bio.rrow 1,1 j cne - group. Andersoa called to his attention ; A- - . - i ri - vwu Aiuvua vuuticsoiuau ' wro icuouvc vxi ii vuvi l v. lcia. ivi .. . . . . . .4 education money. would decide such Questions on Republicans praised the- "real the basis "of which is best uoder ism" of the proposals but reserved the circumstances." comment, on cue property ievy "I don't believe there is a built- until later. in hostility , between the two," Comments included: Udall said, adding that he saw Sen. Thorpe Waddingham, D-- no reason whv both couldn't be Delta, Senate president: "I want used , to expand American water to study the budget in detail be- - power. for.e wmmentingnowever, 1 be- However, Udall emohasiTed at at , he strongly erty ,taxes should be carefully .I(KrfiwF-Mts- JI h developed "for the good of the Rep. Ernest Dean, whole nation roTK,:, iiouse speaker: " l take exception to the property tax In crease- - and I think we should al so study sales and income taxes as possible alternatives. It failed to measure up to the problems at hand." - Spending Plans s. , i - since 1913 and thus contributes to the economy along with' em ploying residents of the estate. He urged lawmakers not to con sider proposals he said "would eliminate ,the basic right to free dom of choice by consumers. . ." The measures would ban the use of stamps and is patterned after the Wyoming law.,, , 1 " .! A. ?l y - ! i it iwmm&x -- 5 i - 9 Udall Has No Fixed View ! 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