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Show Really Wreckless ' feen minutes Inter his ear f;g- Ind.-H.T- tlchet top reckless driving. Four- - - driving. rrigham Rciarians And Wives At Convention - LAPAYETTK. need- - in a wreck ami poHcu g.no Don-aid, I), Parker, IS, was given ahim another ticket for reckless LOCAL NEWS Under The group of Brigham City and their wives attended the 37th conference of District 165 Rotary International at A the proposal accepted. Debate on the issue moved inA reshuffling of the seats in 5:00 P. M. to prominence near the end of the Utah Legislature, with a pos- the third week of the sessible reduction of membership in sion and is still on the order of :both houses, might yet come out business at this point. It ' all started in the Senate with the now of the session PRESENTED DAILY HY arrival at a spot on the calenover on Capitol Hill. dar where rested a bill introIf the legislative reapixirtion-imen- t duced by Sen. Kendell N. R. Bountiful). should come, however, it appears likely it will be tied to This measure, the only one acthe constitution, regardless of ceptable to a majority of the Utah Legislative Council, would cut the size of the House from 60 to 53 and the Senate from 23 to 21. Davis County would pick up a representative, but Salt Lake county would lose four, and Box Elder, Sanpete, Carbon and Cache would lose one each. In the Senate section of the , of measure, a southern and eastern areas could provide for the reduction of membership. Also, Salt Lake, Weber and Utah counties would be districted to provide that resiof those counties would be dents SHI HEINE, PURE VEGETABLE voting for only one senator, as the remainder of t he state. Now Salt Lake county citizens vote for seven and those in Utah and Weber vote for two. Chief opponent to this measure is Sen. Alonzo F. Hopkins who is holding (D. Woodruff) out for a constitutional amendment to provide for one senator from each county. As a compromise it has been suggested by some that the bill might be acceptable to smaller counties, providing it is placed in the constitution by constitutional amendment In order to hold out further changes by statute that could upset the balance in full favor of population over area in both houses. The reapportionment issue; along with gas tax refunds, income tax reduction and appropriations have come on as top issues in the session so far. Gov. J. Bracken Lee put stess on appropriations with his budget message that proposes outs principally in the budgets, of the FRUITS AND PRODUCE University of Utah, and Utah State Agricultural college and LARGE SIZE .state spending of $500,000 for 1953-5than in the nearly ended 1951-5biennium. ( Cities and counties have pusha ed so far House the through Navels Choice, Sweet, Juicy Sunkist Full of Juice provision to put all motor vehicle registration funds into the LEMONS B and C road fund, which is exclusively for their use. At present they get $2,000,000 and the rest is split with the state road YOU SAVE MORE MONEY AT YOUR AG STORE i commission. The Senate also killed effort of Sen: Edward N. Watson "tDl Salt Lake) to rescind a 1951 vote urging the limitation of federal income taxes to 25 percent of income and to urge the congress to retain federal control of offSen. B. H. shore oil lands. YOUR AG FAMILY STORE was the Stringham lone Republican to vote in favor By Harry Marlowe 60-da- KBUH 800 ON YOUR DIAL one-thir- Rocky Mountain Dairy Products Ma-be- u Ma-be- 6"29d GRAPEFRUIT 13c ORANGES, lb A- NIV nfrefi fAwigA 6c aid tArngA y s Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City on February 1, 2 and 3. IS hills and 16 lesulution.s and of the Litter. The entire conference stressed The battle for oif highway gas memorials. the spiritual aspects of the life tubita tax refund pnnnisi-- to Keveial promised constitution urged coopera'ion and asked for ter one. There ,is no ditticul al amendments wen; thaw in; help in city, state and national ty in getting through the House eonsiilei aide attention. Most tne-- pw ernrnental nfluirs. a bill to give refunds on special 1iesident David O. Andcisen woiks revolved mound a piofuels lor oil highway use. the Biigham City club was to limit taxation an But in tlii lowei house, a pair Hsitim to of chairman of the credentials tangible peuent proper!) of powerful rural uiban coalivalue I'm all go ei n .mit tee lor the confeience. tions battled each .other tu a meat Those attending from here Opposition came purposes. standstill on the quislion of gas Horn were: President and Mis. David governcity and count) rebate. ments. while just as strong tor O Andersen, Mr. and Mrs. Orval As the week ended, the mat- the bill were leal estate interter was Mill up in t he air and ests. no one seemed quite sure just strength was tound what would hapen. Thp lower in Surprising a proposal to amend the conhouse margin sniits will deterto provide foi one mine how mueh, if any, gaso- stitution fiotn each count) Just ha If line taxis will be taised. House sponsmed the The (arm blot- iso called even a rneaxuie that would put the though it is composed ol many piopoMtion tietore the electorate in 1951. To bring about such a unban repiesentativesi promised then will lie no gas vote would tequre passage of the matax raise unless a tefund mea- resolution by a sure is passed. And they appear jority in both houses. to have veiy nearly enough powThe cry for higher salaries for er to make their threat good. slate, city and count)' officials whose salaries are set by law An income t.ix reduction for continued to grow. As a result, everyone in the state will come the two houses set up a joint out of the Thirtieth Utah Legis- committee of throe members lature. It will not tie the reduc- tram each body to study the tion Gov. J Blacken Lee request- problem and to recommend an ed of his Repu hi jea n party ma- equitable and fair salary adE jority in the two houses, how- justment all along the line. to bills Another of set certain ever. The governor asked that indi- get some attention involves an vidual exemptions tie raised to attempt of the Utah State Press $700 each, and he asked that the Association to provide a closer cut be made letioaetive. His GOP contact between local governlawmakers went along on the ment and the people. The bills idea of making any cut apply to would ret) u ire publication of 1952 income, hut feared a deduc- meeting procedures of county tion the size asked by the chief commissions and of third class . executive would bring on mure it) and town governments-- To in relief the pioxide rising costs property tax lor schools. With this in mind, they ac- of printing, one other measure cepted a Utah Legislative Coun- would raise the rate on publicacil recommendation to make the tion of legal notices from a maxthe imum of ten cents per line to a $600 across exemptions board in place of the pri'sent legal rate of 15 cents per line $600 for single persons. $1200 for in all cities and towns of 25, (MX) married couples and $300 for de- and under. - s j al.(f 1 sen-ato- i com-u.aik- z Box Elder JOURNAL Brigham City, Utah Friday, February 6, 1953 Sackett. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Felt. Mr. and Mrs. Theron B. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Martin- Ear. muHsen, Mr. and Mrs. Scott HoN sley, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ryan, Mr and Mrs. Vtosco Call, Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Butler, Mr. and Eugene W'ixom, Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Munns, Mr. and Mrs. Zen W. Earl. Mr. and Mrs. J. Leo Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Rulor. Bar on and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell x Baron. - has two-third- FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY flno FREEJ,0-212S,Z- SAUERKRAUT WITH THE PURCHASE OF 1 LIS. WIENERS SWIFTS PREMIUM CELLO. PK. pendents. That much of a cut will mean a reduction of about $1,500,000 per year in income tax revenues. On the surface it appears only the family man gets a break from the action. Republicans insist, to the contrary, that everyone will pay less. They base this on a new' short form, which the governor presented through the State Tax Commission. This short form adopts the federal income tax law as reference. thus accepting its equitable features, such as allowances for medical expenditures and the like. It also provides for the tax payer tu figure his income tax on a post card size form in a most convenient manner. First he lists his gross income. Then he deducts either ten percent for contributions, etc., or lists the total deductions he shows on fi is federal return, whichever is greater. Then from the remainder he subtracts the federal income tax paid. What is left is his taxable net income. With tile tax matter virtually cut of the way this third week, and the governors budget, pared to conform to tax reductions, in the hands of the appropriations committee, the two houses left fund matters alone for the time being. They dug into a huge backlog of measures which through the end of the second week had totaled 200, including Owen Home Scene Of Xi Both For (o ) Alpha Meeting Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met for regular meeting recently at the home of Mrs. Mary P. Owen. During the meeting Marijane Morris, guest from Utah Epsilon chapter, discussed plans to form a legislative council for Box Elder county with other civic clubs. Plans for literary and musicale, annual affairs of Beta Sigma Phi were discussed. Members were reminded of Xi Valentine Sweetheart dance an Wednesday evening, February 11, at Fourth hall. The meeting was conducted by Elaine S. Ward, president. A white elephant party is planned for February 23, Members were urged to attend Civil Defense meetings. 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