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Show f y - 4 8awafHfcJs8S 14 A DESERET NEWS, FRIDAY, ... ify-A OCTOBER 8, 1976 would affect them. They should be allowed to continue if they choose to do so. I have not determined my vote cn this one yet The candidates tended I find there is much to agree that Utah will controversy on the mat- Lotilii.uc to grow ord that ter and I have reached no this growth needs some final conclusions. My direction so that both own children do not re- human needs and concerns ceive fluoridation. I person- are met Matheson Wuh some variations, ally favor the use of fluorides, but I would the four agreed also that vote against the state a severance tax should making it mandatory to be levied on minerals and resources include in the water supply. It is a matter to be taken from Utah land. decided on a local basis. Mrs. Bates said she would tax onlv that ma I am con Romney ferried fei those com- terial shipped out of the munities which already state: Romney, liiai it fluoridated V'Sr should not be considered supplies and how pas- an alternative to food sage of the referendum sales tax, Matheson, that Romney, Math son exchange neafed words on abortion bues Abortion views of referendum Utahs two leading voters Nov. facing and other matters of stete concern. gubernatorial candidates was tie most hotly contended issue on Civic Dialogue Thursday as four hopefuls presented their stands. Guests for the prng-ram- ( whirh IS COSpOI-Sore- d by the Deseret News and KUED, Channel 7, were Scott Matfce-SoDemocrat; Vernon B Kuiimev. ReoubuLflui, Dr. L. S. Brown, American Party, and Mrs. fijtty Bates, Concerned Citizens. Mrs. Bates was Incorrectly identified as a Libei tarian Party candidate Wednesday in a Deseret News story announcing the program f The abortion storm has been brewing between Mathesoa and Ecmney fcr several days Romney claimed in some ef his broadcast campaign messages that Mathe-son- s stand on the matter is liberal and that he had hedged in answers regarding abortion Tiie opinions included. Recall Mrs. Bates 1 n, 1 have reservations about the 10 percent requirement to initiate a recall action. I would suggest it be increased to 20 or 25 percent. Brown "My party has advocated support. I believe we ahuuiti be able to recall omciais who fail to act responsibly." Matheson - "I think the small number of individuals who could start 1 m 'I tives kr.o-- that they arc not listening. It would Matheson be one of the worst disasters that could fall upon the state and would put a c ment. The state would have to replace $800 million in federal funds if they were phased out, in order to preserve csscn t;ul programs. There is a constitutional prob-- fVtio low rtiuii imu inSttohvPwi ivut tmfli The measRomney ure probably is not con- - I&S5K fif 5111! mifiii This deluxe console offers ir- D wn TTrt otofrt auv uvuvv Utvnil has no authority to force fluoridation. As a dentist, Now 50 3 rrs ' swwfcSsip Aftetf W0 SAVE UP TO 19" fitffill first Jl Over $80,000 of quality Magnavox must be sold to clean up our preinventory! Over 1800 pieces have been reduced sently almost to cost and in some cases below. In time for the World Series you can ejoy color TV or bag the family a stereo for Christmas. Hurry in today! 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The ballot proposal would forbid implementation of a mandatory fluoridation plan ordered by the State Dnision of Health , you outstanding furniture styling plus advanced feasoud-stattures 100 Videomatic One Button Tuning, plus o Super-BngMatrix Picture tube Remote Control available at extra cost Your choice of five styles $2 billion 'No' vote urged on antifluoride ballot, but Romney said this was not a proper function of his office and that the courts probobly would have refused to consider the issue before it was put on the ballot. P Jlm9 diagonal Videomatic Color Console that the ads were vicious arid that he, in fact, does not support abortion, except when it is therapeutically wise. Romney said he has not deliberately misrepresented Maihesoiis position on the issue, and if he misunderstood, that it no longer is a point of contention, He added that he had the ads withdrawn immediately when it appeared his interpi eta lion of Mathe-son- s stand was incorrect. Aside from the hot exchange between the two, the Thursday program was devoted to the comparative views of the four candidates on the three whenever possible. Mellard described how police can help merchants in the area of risk management He said all merchants should reduce the opportunities to com mit crime and reduce the temptation for clerks to steal. on develop- strait-jack- since it amounts to the limiting of one legislature by another. We are spending too much, perhaps, but it is a matter better handled a year at a time. The five-yelimit is a step in the wrong direction. Brown My party has not taken an official stand on the budget ceiling proposal," Matheson claimed that Romney, Utahs present uttomey general, should have stepped in and initiated a Suit tO teat the iegdlity of the measure before it was put on the e sevei-ane- tax should be provided lor communrties impacted by energy development There also as agreement on the amount of money spent for education, but some leeiu that there arc now too many frills and that Magnavox Matheson countered police officers attending a crime seminar Thursday at the University of Utah were told. About 50 police officers are attending the confer-em'- e sponsored by the Utah Crime Prevention Committee. Richard Mellard, coordinator for the National Crime Prevention Institute, Louisville, Ky., providing instructors, told the police that alert, observant, courteous, and well trained clerks can be the biggest help in handling the shoplifting problem. Mike Chandler, Aspen, discussed rural Colo., security. He suggested crime prevention units get help from local clubs and organizations to advertise their methods and to use In iCtt vidiuu anu uuiu puu stitutiona! ly, it would not be necessary- it 18 a move by the people to let representa- an action is very serious In districts with s small electorate, it would require very few I do not oppose the concept ot recall, but there is a question about the con stitutior.ality of the present issue. Romney People have the right to put people into office and so should hate the right to take them out. If the figure for initiating an avium ,4 tOO iOW , It COllld be modified. Budget ceiling- Mrs. If representaBates tives were acting proper a local optional . toff vcasi mm tmwn LZZ' Open daily 10 a.m. Mon. & Fri. 'ill 9 p.m., Tes. 'til 7:30 p.m.. Sat. 'til 6 p.m BUT NFVER ON SUNDAY i in ARH0HW iVro SAVE EVEN MORE WHEN YOU TAKE IT WITH YOU. v-- n . |