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Show Against Hike Rocky Mountain Wins jn Denver Gymnastics Senator Clarifies Stance On Taxes On Jan. 8th I appeared on a panel with five other people, all from the year we would be looking at tax revenue shortfalls again. Then by next legislative session we would be considering increasing tax rates again to be able to fund education and government services. education community, at Pioneer elementary school, where we addressed Utahs education problems and the governors Alert program, which includes large tax increases. I was the only person in the group that did not support the tax increases, and I thought I had made it very clear, but apparently Mr. Ralph Goff, the Green Sheet reporter, misunderstood me, The report in the paper the following week indicated that I did support them, but at the same time, it correctly quoted me as saying that education must still make many improvements like putting more emphasis on academic classes and promoting more efficiency. In opposing major tax increases during this legislative session, I maintain that Utahs economic well being would suffer with this additional tax burden put upon it. Numerous individual businesses, as well as many complete industries like mining, farming, manufacturing and oil exploration are w alking a fine line between staying alive and closing their doors Many families have taken drastic cuts in income. Most Utahns have had to tighten their belts and alter their spending patterns to a great extent We must remember that governments lifeblood is the private sector because all money to run government services comes from these businesses and people that are working, selling, investing and being productive - - and paying taxes on their productivity. Every bit of additional taxation and regulation we put on them, no matter how miniscule, further hinders their ability and incentive to produce and to pay taxes. Education and other government services do indeed concern me a great deal. My chief concern is that by increasing taxation this year to the extent of some $206 million would stifle our private sector to a point of 6.55 UUtuutg THE LEGISLATURE By SENATOR Bill BARTON age group. Wendy Wagner placed second in 31 Ju. winning the competition vault 8.70) and Hour '84')'. placing second on beam '8 io and tilth on bars. Teammate Ranelle Ahrens 35.05 to win the 31.05). Teammate Amy Duram won vault was third in the 9 10). was third' in on liars 8.30) taking top honors in the beam 8.23'. placing second in the bars 7. (d arid and placed third in the 8.05 and fourth on floor 34.25 1. Steph Greene placed third vault on vault 8.75 and floor (8.75) and 7.75 Rocky Mountain teams travel next (32,35). Joni sixth in the McIntosh also competed in that age to California then Idaho The teams group, turning in fine performances are coached by Mark lee. Julie Olds. Ken Wright. Blake Starr, Judy in the vault and floor exercise. and Steve and Sharon Winterhalter In the Janica age group. Bailee Hays was first in the 8.60). third on 33.20) and bars vault 8 35) and floor 8.50) and fourth on beam. Evionne Maeham placed third in the Continued from page 1 32 30). The Class Two team also place project to another when necessary to first. In the age group. Sally bring the books into balance. In addition to public hearings, Mason placed second in the 29 45 vault 8.35 and other items to be considered include beam 7 4o third on floor 7.95 : an ordinance levying assessments and fourth on bars 5.75. Jaimee for Special Improvement District No 2 to provide street lighting in the Stautter was third in the Colony West subdivision. A report from the Police Department concerning traffic near Orchard elementary will also be presented. Enough traffic problems exist in the area. Police Chief David Campbell told The Green Sheet, to warrant an additional crossing guard for the school. Neither the cost of a crossing WEST VALLEY. Residents whose guara nor the Hashing traffic signals Christmas trees are still sitting on which such a guard would require the curb are being advised those are currently in the city budget, trees will not be picked up unless however. The council will hear the they are cut into sections. Public report tonight, but it is not known if Works Director Glenn Weaver said any action will betaken. An ordinance setting forth stanyesterday (Wednesday). Trees need to be cut into four-foo- t dards of responsibility for entities lengths before Reliable Waste Co. bidding for city contracts will also will pick them up, he noted. be considered and linal plat apResidents need not bag or tie the proval of the Eggli subdivision at trees, however. Cutting them into 7140 W. 3800 South is also being managable lengths will be suffi- sought. cient. The meeting willbe held in the City If problems persist, though, Council chambers at City Hall. 2470 residents may call the Public Works So. Redwood Road, staring at 6 o'clock. Dept, at 12-1- 4 . City Council District 12 Would we do it again0 If we did. what would come during the following year? What would become of our vital government services? No. I think it is time that government tighten its belt as the private sector has been forced to, for the very survival of our economy and of the many government services that we depend on. We must learn to live within our means n pre-regist- 092 AUTOMOBILE Q92 AUTOMOBILE r . . d Yule Trees Must Be Cut For Pickup Parenting Class Offered 092 AUTOMOBILE Real Estate Classes On UTC Slate 1. In the d MURRAY. A variety of classes designed to help improve parenting skills and promote a better understanding of children and their behavior is being offered through Murray Community Education. Assertive discipline, infant-teeparenting, STEP, sex education and sibling rivalry classes are available. Those wishing additional information or to may call Murbecoming counter-productivPrivate sector activity would not ray Community Education at grow during this year and so next 092 AUTOMOBILE (29.li)'. second on floor 7 65). thiid on beam (7 30' and fourth on vault (8.20 '. Alicia Soto placed third on vault 8.30 and fourth on beam MURRAY. Cami Card's and Janica Hays' first place linishes in the helped Rocky Mountain Gymnastics place first in the Invitateam division of the tional in Denver. At the Class I advanced level, Card also placed first on the beam 9.25) and floor 8.90 She captured second on vault 9.05 and scored 092 AUTOMOBILE i092yTOMOBILE SALT LAKE. Three classes in real estate are currently being offered at Utah Technical College. Real Estate classes of various kinds have been offered at the facility the past ten years, under the direction of Victor Gibb, a local corporate attorney. Gibb currently teaches 3 classes on the Redwood Road Campus of Utah Tech. Introduction to Real Estate, Real Estate Law. and Real Estate Recertification. Introduction to Real Estate Law, and Real Estate Law are needed for one to meet the state real estate licensing requirements. Real Estate Recertification is a designed for those previously licensed real estate agents who are now on inactive'' status Gibb also teaches business law at Utah Tech's Sandy Campus, located at 9460 South 700 East According to Gibb, enrollment in real estate classes is usually high but tends to flucuate with economic and seasonal changes. L'tah Tech also offers classes in real estate appraisal and residential appraisal. mini-cours- Thursday, January THE GREEN SHEET 9 22, 1987 4700 South Continued from page Taylors Landing shopping complexes. along with a resident subdivision In addition, considerable is traffic is generated by the nearby American Express operation, plus the Utah Department of Transportation olfices. Several zoning matters will come before the council, including: west side of Redwood Road in the 421)0 South block, proposed neighborhood storage center in a zone: 2766 W. 5400 South. Circle K proposed on southwest corner cur3845 rently zoned W. 4700 South, an outpatient medical facility of IHC proposed in area now e 1 multi-residenti- irom the southwest corSouth and Redwood Road, extending to 1955 West, pro- zoned ner of 4700 posed neighborhood center. shopping Among other matters on the agenda. Brian Clark is expected to relate concerns about zoning and crime watch activities in the Angleview subdivision 6200 South and 2100 West': council members will be given committee assignments: Ross Derbidge will report on lindings of a committee which has delved into a dispute over a boundary between the Kearns Town Council jurisdiction and that ol Ta loi sville Bennion Magna Community Council Continued from page and baseball programs. The initial recipient of the Community Service Award was George Cromar in 1970, followed in order by (after a lapse of three years' D. S. Walker. Thomas Barker, Orlean Richardson. Roy Smith. Joe Ribotto, LaRee Pehrson. Beth Archibald. D Leon Reese. Joe Ribotto. Jim Ladd. W. G. Larson, Lloyd Beck and Laura Jo McDennaid While accepting her new duties as council president. Mrs. McDermaid paid tribute to her predecessor. LaRee Pehrson. who has held the post for several years on three separate occasions. This town owes her a debt of gratitude." she said of Mrs. for her many years of Pehrson. dedication and service, for without her caring and hard work, we would 1 092 AUTOMOBILE be feeling the effects ot a garbage land! ill on our watershed, with hazardous waste seeping into hour water supply" Continuing. Mrs. McDermaid said. The odors Irom the proposed teed mill and fiberglass plant would have made life here less than beautiful. True, she was not the only one who fought against those things but she was the one w ho sounded the alarm and led the effort to keep them from becoming a reality. 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