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Show DESERET NEWS, 16 B Poverty War Rep, Lloyd requested the meeting to help him determine if benefits and potential with commensurate expenditures for Community Action. The result was a chain reacboth for tion of testimonials and against CAP. I took algebra last year and couldnt stand it, a West student said. High School Then I got a tutor through CAP. This guy and I pet down By LOUISE GARDINER News Staff Writer Deseret are Regardless of what we ho, it's too little and too late, of Don principal Gundry, Jackson Elementary School told Rep, Sherman P. Lloyd, t The comment came during a three-hou- r public meeting of clients and neighbors of thp Northwest Community Action Program (NWCAP). fakes Pulse Lloyd to business. Sometimes we only get one problem done, but it sure helps me. CAP has kept me olf the streets, a teeanage boy told the group. My friend from the State Industrial School and I go to the center and play ping pong and drink Cokes. There were other comments, not all favorable. My boy was not allowed to go to camp with the CAP even though he was signed up, a woman1 said. We need more professional and experienced workers in the program. a man arguel. Others said they had received few benefits from the Community Action Program, and said the program was not accomplishing it goals in pov- erty areas. Congressman Lloyd listened the comments and asked questions often. to On the basis of what Ive found in Utah during these hearings, my investigation will continue, he said. The principal controversy does not pertain so much to the objective of the poverty programs as to the administrative me- chanics. He said he has questioned whether CAP should be adcontrolled ministered and locally or from national and regional offices. County Adopts Record Budget; $6.4 Million Increase Continued from Page B-- l August said. to 18.9 realistic adopting a budget. At that time, departmental requests were pared by about ! $2.5 jillion and an levy was adopted, the same as that indicated for next ADDED REVENUE The expected increase in valuation would provide an additional $725,760 in revenue. 18.9-mil- year. Last years valuation increase fell considerably below the annual average of five per cent, but officials blamed this However, the line was held on expenditures so well that the levy finally adopted was 18.7. on About half of the increase in the new budget is represented Li capital outlay $1,160,000 for recreation sites and other property, and almost $2 million for die Salt Palace. the g copper strike. Mr. Olson asserted that it is illegal for the county to take into account the inflation factor in computing its expected revenue. PAY RAISE Much of the rest of the increase will be devoted to meeting a pay raise granted to employes and to hiring more firemen and sheriffs deputies. Finance Commissioner Philip R. Blomquist said the assessed valuation of the county is expected to increase by $40 million during the year. Optimistically, we will be able to hold the mill levy next Chairman he millls, Pessimistically, we might have to add another .3 of a mill to raise it to 19.2. and Retirement Fund: Fund Gap Cited 31, 1968 December Tuesday, replied, increase Hanson Actual I dedication of volunteers. was particularly impressed with the volunteer tutoring of elementary school children deficient in reading and mathematics, Mr. Lloyd said. The congressman said his poverty program study is only one of several he is undertaking to determine how federal programs work on a grass roots level. Billions At Stake Another half a per cent local option sales tax is needed to meet deficits in retirement systems for police and into account last year and it worked. Thats what we are going to do with this budget, also. Eugene Zimpfer, land and tax agent for the Union Pacific Railroad, told commissioners they should use the extra revenue from land inflation to reduce the mill levy and at the same time absorb normal increases in county expenses. PAY DEBT He also felt that the $2 million earned in interest on Salt Palace bond money should be used to help pay off the $17 million debt instead of being added to capital improve- Continu from Page These questions was disclosed at a com-r- r meeting of the education the Legislative of : tee Council Monday with representatives of firemen and peace officers. Actuarial reports obtained V. McDonald, by Leonard director of the State Retirement Office, showed that Lie retirement program for fire-mneeds $651,000 a year for 40 years to make it sound. This the retirement Similarly, Lake City poSalt for system lice needs $315,000 a year; for B-- l of ownership Hospital Aide To Leave Post Dr. The freeway crosses 32 acres The state, on the other hand, Joyce D. Johnson, director of LDS Hospitals emergency room and outpatient service for the past eight years, has resigned to study heart diseases. Johnson Dr. brought forward one of the first and best emergency resuscitain the tion programs nation, After hearing arguments, and ments. 3 TV Sets Stolen Ogden police $81,000 a year; for Provo $33,000 a year and for Logan $15,000 a year, all for 40 years. The only available source for paying these sums, committee members were told, is enactment of a law increasing the local option sales tax. K. Don Hilton, Ogden, chairman of the State Firemens Association legislative committee, told the council committee that firemen would prefer not being incorporated into a state program because of likelihood that they would lose benefits. Three other representatives said that il they must be incorporated into a state program they would prefer a plan which would create two new systems covering firemen and police and would include both old and new members. These spokesmen were Kenneth Price, representing Salt Lake City Police; Kenneth Hammon, Davis County sheriff, lepresenting the Utah Peace Officers Association, and Raymond A. Jackson, state public safety commissioner. One of the proposed new systems would cover agencies not covered by federal social security, including police and firemen of tne state's first and second class cities. The other would include agencies covered by social security. for old and Contributions new members would be the same, Vi per cent of salaries for those not covered by social security and six per cent for thore having social security. Deficits of the existing systems would be made up by the local, governments which firemen. Budget Expenditures Budget We took the expected Im impressed with the enthusiasm for the program and said Hospital Ad- Brent Coates in announcing her resignaministrator L. tion. The people voted for a $17 Three color television sets million center, not a $19 milwere stolen from rooms at the lion one, the railroad agent Holiday Inn, 6th South and 1st added. West, police reports showed Commissioners Blomquist Monday. and Hanson noted that the deAn employe of the motel told cision to use the interest for police she was passing the improvements on the Salt rooms when she noticed the Palace was made four years doors open and the sets missing. ago and not by the present commission. They were valued at $1,000. One of the exhibits introduced Mr. Dewsnup told Judge Wilk- - No successor has been announced. Mr. Goates observed that Dr. Johnsons exhibits have won awards at the American Academy of General Practitioners annual clinical meeting at Las Vegas and at a Utah State Medical Association convention. have accumulated them, it : was proposed. 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