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Show 6A DESERET NEWS, Tuesday, t T9, 1971 January UTAH COPTER PILOT, PASSENGER ARE SAFE Job Load Cut iy Computer ' Ns rescued this were from Pioche, Nev., early passenger morning after walking for nearly 10 hours after their A Utah pilot and NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE i rr JOSEPH beseret citys financial difficulties and T. LIDDELL News Staff Writer L The attitude of Utah legislators frowning upon another halNcent sales tax increase is govern'unfair ' to local Salt Lake City offiment's, cials chv-getoday. City leaders are becoming depressed over the states attitude and are looking toward next years elections to effect some form of change. Commissioner George B. Catmull said he would resign this June n Salt Lake City does not secure some relief from the Legislature to cope with its serious financial problems. He said he doesnt feel that he can continue to serve as strees commissioner when employes under him are entitled to better pay and bet- Streets ter treatment than they receive. now The commission described the coolness of sickening. legislators as They singled out many legislators and criticized them for their public statements this past week during hearings on a proposal to add a half-ce- sales tax. However, they commended the who recognized some criticized an unending chain of tax and revenue in-- , crease at the state level the past few years. Commissioners cited additional sales tax imposed by the state and doubling of our indivLaal income tax bills as examples. It will take an increase of 13.5 mills in the property tax levy to produce the same income as an additional half-cesales tax, City Auditor Lawrence A. Jones, told commissioners today. We cant even raise our weve been property taxes frozen for 18 years at the same operating mill levy of 18 Jones and Catmull mills, who complained. The property levy rate is fixed by legislative act and the present rate took effect in the early 1950s, Jone9 recalled. have been City officials loath to raise the property levy because the sales tax is better geai id to our inflationary economy. Commissioners had offered, as long as four years ago, reductions of nine to 14 mills in the property levy if the state would give the city the added sales tax. half-ce- The additional sales tax would yield the city $3.25 to $3.5 million a year, according to city fiscal officers. The argument of some leg- islators that other areas of the state had to contribute to Salt Lake City revenues because citizens made purchases in the city, is an unfair attitude, E. J. Garn Commissioner said. Local governments now are reimbursed sales taxes from the State Tax Commission according to the amount collected locally. A propose in the Legisla- 1 ture would apportion the tax on a per capita basis. Onr critics fail to recall that the Salt Lake area residents pay 70 per cent of the gasoline taxes, the auto licontrol liquor school lunch programs and uniform school funds, Catmull said. We've always subsidized building of roads in the other cense fees, taxes for the state through these taxes and fees and help sustain other areas schools, areas Oi he said. Salt Lake City is a crea- the Utah Legislature. Mayor J. Bracken Lee reminded state officials. He said that legislators are ' obligated ture of - 1 to assume part of the respon- crash-lande- sibility over the municipal finances and be fair with the cities. Lee has consistently opposed all tax measures, but said today that I know that something has to be done or Salt Lake City. He said he preferred the additional sales tax because it is more fair than other taxes. The two men were not injured in the crash of their craft, but were weary from walking most of the night. They were identified as William B. Warren, Iron County, and Frank Lloyd, Pioche. Parow-a- n, Warren, flying from Parowan, picked up Lloyd in Pioche Monday and they were en route to Mercury where they are employed by the Atomic Energy Commission. When they failed to arrive, a friend searched for them in a fixed wing aircraft. He spotted a flashlight signal about 1 a.m. today and notified the Clark County sheriff's office. The sheriffs office notified the 42nd Aerospace and Recovery Squadron at Nellis. An HH-4Pedro helicopter, commanded by Maj. Keith Ricks, picked the two men up at 2:05 a.m. and brought them to Las Vegas where they were both reported in good condition. U. Professor 3 Gains Post Dr. Lloyd E. McCleary, professor and chairman of the Department of Educational Administration at the University of Utah, has been named one of 15 associates of the Charles F. Kettering Foundation Ltd., a philanthropic or-ganization of General A." tors. In addition to McCleary 's appointment, the Department of Educational Administration at the U. will receive funds from the foundation for developing innovative approaches in education. According to McCleary, this is the first time a university department has been granted sucit funding. Funds formerly vent to individuals or business organizations. Warren makes his home in Parowan, spent the weekend with his wife and children, and was er. route to Mercury when the engine on his helicoper failed Monday about 4 p.m. He crash landed the craft at Thunderbird Lake, about 54 miles north of Las Vegas. rrm.Ti.iM.TiT-- Home Burglary Mrs. Richard ld Evans, 1959 W. Gentile police Monday someone had stolen an antique Colt revolver, value unknown; $50 in pennies and a man's gold watch valued at $90. The merchandise was taken from her home during her absence by someone who kicked in a rear door, she said. LAYTON St-to- . FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Dont keep worrying whether your will come loose et the wrong time. For more security and comfort, sprinkle FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Powder on your denteeth tures. FASTEETH holds falseeasier-more firmer longer. Makes eating natural. No gummy, gooey, are fit that Dentures taste. pasty essential to health. So see your dentist regularly. Get easy-to-ucounters. FASTEETH at all raise teeth i V : I ! I I l ; porting, job cost reporting, payroll, labor distribution, buiness licenses, land use, eliicle property inventory, maintenance, health reports, zoning changes, crime statistics and many other duties. Salt Lake County will soon start paying its bills with checks com pu which eliminate the need for secretaries to type addresses d on envelopes. County commissioners approved a move to have the checks printed out so that' names and addresses could be included and read through "vvini w f i 4 Breaks Into Home Personal belongings, valued at several hundred dollars, were taken from the home of Mrs. E. M. Anderson, 2175 Claybourne Ave., Monday, after a burglar pried open an aluminum storm window to gain entry into the home, police report. envelopes. At present the checks are printed by the computer and then county employes type up an envelope for mailing. This work eould be eliminated, said Commissioner Ralph Y. McClure. is now business County being switched over to comand the puter operation change is expected to be completed in 1972, Eventually, the computers will handle all billing, taxes, voter registration, budget i A li l CAR BALLAST SAND-SAL- T list Of Th 3 Trctirs ElgTCHUftVS 4tfe S. 71k Ottour re- - Itfc W$t - W. pj It 4tk So. East to 7tk West il 1 ADVERTISEMENT Hearing Aid Nicad-Ce- ll COST OF BATTERIES GOING HIGHER AND HIGHER NO END IN SIGHT - - An all new SALT LAKE CITY hearing aid that uses no battery has been developed and is saving money for hearing aid users throughout the country. It is moderate in price, yet superior to o tiier much higher priced instruments. The nickel cadmium power cell eliminates batteries and does away with background noise and hum in the amplifier. The automatic suppression circuit controls those too loud noises, helps your hearing and understanding in church, noisy restaurants, in traffic and crowds. 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Mrs. Brent Van Alfen, 3052 Constitution Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Niles THE DESERET NEWS SENDS BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO: Jill Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Thomas, 3763 VV. 3250 South, Granger; Lindsay Oliekai., son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ollekan 4455 Hoiladay Blvd.; Lorin Rasmussen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Rasmussen, 723 4th Ave.; Scott Winegar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wen Winegar, 43-lltEast; Shannon Hyte, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hyte, 1537 Parkway Ave.; David Hawkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hawkins, 7923 Ponoerosa Cr., Sandy; Lezli Mason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mason, 447 Wilson St., Midvale; and ail other babies one ysar otd Tuesday. Plciures of babies of Deseret News subscribers will be taken free of charge at the Deseret News baby photo studio, 34 E. 1st South, Monday through Friday trom 10 a.m. until 3 P.m. at least five days before baby's birthBIRTHS AS REPORTED PITALS: AREA HOS Steven C. Warren Sr., 1765 North Star Dr. George Dotson, 1663 W. 4805 South. Donald Kalar, 279952 Adams St. Pete Ligeros, 4920 S. Lake Pine Dr. Glen Thomas, 4895 Pavant Ave., Hunter. Ralph Sohn, 637 Sonata St. Robert Nelson, 6995 Chris Lane. Joseph Ernest, 634 Mansfield. Milton K. Alexander, 344 S. 6th West. Joe R. Martinez, 3775 Red Maple Rd. East. Phillip C. Smith, Mr. and BOYS: Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Dr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. and and and and and and and and and and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and M'S. Mr. and Mrs. M. Ralph Smith, 2027 N. Afton Circle, Laton. 140 O St. h Ave. Ronald Kopiiri. East. James O. Chipman, Bruce T. Beecroft, 9834 S. 1300 West, River, ton. James Bird, 11174th East. East. Joseph L. Hatche, Donald Horrocks, 4371 $. Beechwood Rd. Allen L. Taylor, 166 S. Park, Grantsville. Daniel R. Edwards, 532 Wall St. Dahl R. Powell, 2950 W. 2960 South. Neldon Ha'dcastle, 2597 W. 54)0 South. Allan Nishijima, West Point, Utah. Harry Roderiguez, 602 Center St. William T. Sherwood, 12951 $. S. 1750 West,. Riverton. Jerry Pullman, 1236 Woodland Ave. Harry F. Nowaskey Jr., 273 E. Capitol Hill Bivd. Creston O'Bryan, 67 L St. Lawrence Kaye, 3655 Hillside Lane. Brad Duncan, 2728 W. 3800 South. Boyd E. Nielson, 4883 Southridge Dr, Vernon Lalliss, 3186 Hillsdale. Donald Hopkins, 2240 E. 1 1CO North, North Salt Lake. Crag Bradshaw, Magna Man Jailed In S.L Crimes E&ise In South S.L. SOUTH SALT LAKE -- Crimes here continued to climb steadily during 1970 with 146 more crimes being reported than the previous year. Police Chief Robert Wilkins said 1,157 crimes were reported, with 801 cases being solved.' The department also solved 45 caries for outside agencies- - The 1969 crime fig- ure was 1,011. The police during. 1970 report shows there were 26 murders and suicides (12 in 1969); 15 robberies (9 in 1969); 133 burglaries (136 in 1969) ; 179 grand larceny cases (187 in 1969), and 46 sex cases Lezli Mason David Hawkins Shannon Hyte Scott Winegar Lorin Rasmussen Lindsay (32 in 1939). Other crime categories showed some increases while some were down from the 1969 report, i Narcotic and drug absue cases showed a marked increase, with 22 being reported in 1970, while only 11 were recorded by police the previous year. In both years all the cases reported to police were solved. Crime categories include homicide and suicide, robbery, burglary,, auto theft, grand larceny, petit larceny, vandalism, fraudulent checks, and embezzlement, sex cases, runaways and mi.' sing pernarcotics and drug sons, A Magna man was charged today with threatening to commit a crime against government officials and with carrying a concealed weapon. were Complaints signed John Newland, 39, 9087 W. 2700 South, after he was arrested by Salt Lake County sheriff's deputies at his home Monday. against Newland is being held in Salt Lake. County Jail in lieu of $1,000 bond. Preliminary hearing is set for Jan. 22 at 10 a.m. before Salt Lake City Judge Robert C. Gibson. Youve changed. Extensive research told us. Common sense told us. So, naturally, weve changed. For instance we gave our totally new 71 Impala a pair of power disc brakes up front for greater resistance to heat buildup and fade. Theyre standard. We were also sure youd like more than the customary nice ride. So we gave it to you- - In the longest, smoothest CLEARANCE Builders Attention abuse and other crimes. REDUCED PRICES I Floor Models Warehouse damaged SAVi UP TO New Westinghouse Automatic Wosher New Westinghouse , k- . i. NT J ;i(j V ii m A 4 tv New Wesfmghoue Uprtght Home Freezer 129" New Westinghouse Electric Range , 11Q00. j 10 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator j New 14 Cu. Ft. ' Free Westinghouse Theres no place 159" Refrigeretor-freeie- r 1QQ5fl Ivv 7ICheveIle 1(10351 Ivv 'Combination 6 Cu. Ft. New Combinoion on Frost-Fre- r 20950 Big ditteuntt other appliance,. Trade-i- must be in good operating condition All For reservations phone fj. N- - (Hank) Alois, Managing Doctor Our new little Vega We kept all the Chevelle things people liked so much. And added some new things to like. headlights. A simple new grille and Big new Power-Beanew front bumper. A new rear bumper with taillights built in. New front fender lights. A steering wheel with a cushioned center. To fight pollution further, weve also I made all of Chevelles engines so they d can run on or gasoline. 71 Chevelle. Ready to show you how likable a mid-siz- e car can get. m Nationwide Sure Service. 328-911- , Frost-- Refngerotor-Freeze- like f Ilv Westinghouse FAEE IT ng 1AQ50 I 119 Westinghouse f.-- bump-absorbi- 50 Clothes Dryer New 15 Cu. Ft. Westinghouse Chest Freez- - IT-I- . Impala wheelbase ever. In a new wider stance chassis. And in a new Full Coil suspension. Whats more, Impalas new built-i- n emission controls have helped reduce air pollution, as you asked. 71 Impala. Did we mention its the roomiest car in its field? Weve been building up to this much Impala for years. Because you have. with tro s V i 71 Impala Appliance Co. r no-Je- ad low-lea- The little car that dees everything well. And no wonder. It has a specially designed overhead cam four with a lightweight aluminum alloy block. So you move right out. It has disc brakes up front. So you stop well. It has a low, wide stance. So you ride stable. And it sips gas. So you save. Vega. Now open for business. 122 LAST 3rd SOUTH Youve changed. Weve changed. AValue Showdown will prove it. |