| Show The Salt Lake Tribune Tuesday January 20 1959 Grin and Bear It Board Seeks Idaho’s House Kills Bill to Cut Debate $622004 By Dale Nelson Associated Press Writer BOISE Jan 19-- The' Idaho Tlouse rejected Monday a move to make It hardpr to cut off debate Filibustering was not at issue a backer of the proposal said THE HOUSE Rules Committee recommended that a "vote be required to cut off debate when a member moves the previous question — device to force a seldom-usea vote on the issue under discussion The recommendation failed on the floor and the committee decided“to introduce another set of rules Tuesday providing Jor a simple ma- joiity as at present The rules committee also retreated before opposition to another proposed changer— to make it more difficult to get reconsideration of a bill after It is voted upon two-third- s Present rules provide that a member may serve notice o i intent toask reconsideration any time during a day that a measure Is voted C City Aid Bills -- supplemental’ appropria- Ilit Hopper 111 Wyoming CARLYLE LARSEN budget director said Monday the supplemental appropriation request will be "the lowest in several CHEYENNE WYO OJPI)-F- our bills designed to lift part of the economic burden of Wyoming cities and towns including one to repeal taxation of any municipal property were introduced Monday in the Uate— House of The biggest single slice of funds $202900 is being asked the Liquor Control by two-third- s mission fund to pro-pose- US YOUR ARRANGE lette) minority floor leader and approved without dissent -- Reports Rifle Stolen x— Writ EM nr Phone Travel Newhouie Hotel Service 311 JEWELER 29 Eta ton Bldg I 2nd Prince-io- Ave (1150 South) told poMonday that someone took a rifle valued at jnore than $100 from the trunk of his car He said two pistols also in the car trunk were lice foyton Plot Hod lt Play Shop Our Unit Shop Todayl MARK FRESHMAN CHARGE Jack Thomas C M Crawford 1775 TRAVEL PLANNING NO SERVICE S EM very expensive windshield!” It t Our Motto Iiulustry-Tha- is Shall We MakeJt Official? state Utah which: The seagull is the slate bird The beehive is the state emblem The word “industry” is the state motto The blue spruce is the state tree "Utah We Love Thee’’ is the state song The sego lily is the state flower The state flag ts the state flag All are duly provided by law except the beehive and ‘industry” Two discerning lawmakers have spotted the inconsistency and have asked for laws to make the beehive the state emblem and “industry” the state’s motto The lawmakers are Rep J Arthur Cooper and Rep Melvin S Dalton They introduced bills to correct the situation Monday as every school child knows Nol is the in ‘Taxes’— But ‘Climate’ $48004 by Rep Joe Budd ( "SUNBREAK" COMPLETE not taken The word “taxes” wasn’t used but the phrase "favorable climate for investment capital” was used in a talk to Utah legislators Monday on the need to keep basic industry-active in the state- - MILES P ROMNEY Utah Mining Assn addressed lawmakers at a lunch- - eon sponsored by the Natural Resources Committee- of the Utah Association of Chamber ' of Commerce Executives Mr Romney said that national state and local economies rest on natural resources— those that arc mined and those that are harvested To support Utah's growing population jobs are needed To provide jobs '"the state has to provide a “favorable climate” for expansion of mining operations and for facilities which convert raw materials to useful products for in- dustry NOW ON WESTERN AIRLINES Mr Romney did not state in so many words that lawmakers should resist temptations to solve the state's financial problems by imposing larger taxes on mining and related activities But that was thr’jheme of his talk - 8(h Day Bills Introduced e e e policy-makin- vide: 1 Members can change the order of business — calling a bill out of committee for ample — by the vote of a jority of ail members Army Eyes Bids On SL Center ex- ma- 2 Introduction of bills up to the 35th day After that a majority vote will be required to allow a bill to be introduced 3 SEVERAL changes reflecting committee organizations of theT959 session and correcting language of the 1957 rules were adopted SENATE rules and'reghlatlons of the secretary of Interior SB 89 (Steen Ilojd)— To Increase occupation tax on oil and gas wells from the present 1 per (Bullon)— To appropriate 2 per rent S1S3 300 to I’lah State University cgnt to SR 90 (l)astrup Harward Rul-leto provide water pressure sstem — To provide for full-tim- e and fire fighting equipment state forester and fire warden SB 79 (Hafent— To provide for HOUSE establishment of regional mental health renters HR tn- - (feat ham Gunnell) — To SB 80 (Gibson)— To provide for empower cities to tax regulate appeals from juvenile courts to or prohibit pinball machines G district courts HB 27 Douglas Taylor SB 81 (Hunter Hafen) — To Rawlings Welch) — To require amend 1957 law authorizing coun- vendors offering trading stamps ties to tax for television faculties to give purchaser the cash equivalent In lieu of stamps upon deby broadening type of facilities ' included In the authority mand of purohaser Shcf SB 83 (Hafenl— To eliminate VHR 28 (Dean Jenkins maximum salaries for qounty field)— To Increase fees charged In state statutes by county recorders for reproducprovided and permit county commission to tion of documents fix salaries at least six months — HB 29 mdieffteld-Ca- rf HTay before election for term to which lor Dean) — To' establish a Wasalaries would be applicable satch area planning and developSB 83 (Hafen row lest — To ment commission and 4o prescribe amend sections of eminent domain Its powers and duties 'N law to- - make more specific proHB 30 (Dean Jenk’insU Shefunder field) — To require county rfcord cedures and ronilltmns which land may be acquired for ers In counties where there are no licensed abstractors to make public put poses SB 84 (llafen Hopkin) — To pro- title searches upon tender of 1 vide for an hour for time and 50 cents juries grand at least each even numbered year for a certificate In counties of 50000 or more popu31 HB Stewart (AIhrecht lation and' at least once each four Green) — To permit sale of un— counties In other years processed fruit or vegetable which SB 85 (Hafen Bullen) — To pro has not bpen graded or classified vide that copies of Utah compiled If It Is tagged and sold as uncode be given only to legislators graded — who did not receive a set for the HB 32 (Albrecht Stuart Green session K s Gardner ( nllard Sq 111 res prior SB 88 (Hafen)--T- o Increase sal- L I Peterson Fullmer) — To ary of commissioner of public exempt proprlefary Ipfant foods safety from 88000 to $7300 pre- from certain provisions of an art manufacture or sale vailingsalary for commission — — prohibiting chairmen - -- - — of ’fttled“"mUk SB 87 (Barlow Ashton) — r Tn Wallaee A HB 83 (Mahoney of the Peterson Row berry Carl H Tay require purchasing agent state and Its political subdivi- lor) — To require common railroad In their sions to "give preference buying to products- produced or manufactured in Utah SB 88 (Strlnghaml— To provide that mineral rights reserved by the state In lands turned over to the federal government for water-fow- l purposes shall be subject to SB 78- - ' tfow Mexico City’s just a few hours and a few dollars away-- on Western’s new coaches that combine economy with comfort! 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FOR WESTERN'S ELECTRONIC RESERVATION in' Pocatello' JAckson CEdar ee your Western Travel Agent 65 Soi c per mitte com-missjo- rt Culp Construction Co 1809 Meadow Downs Way (6770 South) was apparent low bidder Monday on construction of an Army Reserve Training ’ East Center at 4500-13tDepartment of the Army opened 16 bids at t San Francisco The Sait Lake firm’s proposal was $246000 compared with the Army Engineers estimate of $293744 - Here’s Utah Legislative Calendar ’ in so It wa annu piled RefZ B wi — Th ment nity’i ' ci fie” Went tern Fran FI D’ ( - Other requests include: Utah The vote cut across party If Is designed for benefit Supreme Court $220(50 Salt lines of collectors of “antique” Lak'e Area Vocational School cars Vanden-ber$8000 Utah State Tax ComLater Rep Marvin motor vehicle dealers asked and A bill to allow banks to close mission received a vote for reconsider- on Saturdays in June July administration $5400 College ation The proposed rules were and August waS amended on of Southern Utah Cedar City then withdrawn second reading to knock out $55000 Banking Regulations Snow College $17500 Nine bills were introduced — a population restriction mak$37000 Department Ephraim to measure the applicable ing of Public Safety safety educacities of 3500 or more tion and promtjtion $1200 and FLY TO MEXICO thc Cefitral lTfah Vocational Theamendment was School Provo LET And tills safety belt is great economy feature! would keep you from being tossed through a from the liquor control cover anticipated costs additional liquor stores package agencies and other of Sal ment two-third- Com- Whole recommended passage of a bill authorizing issuance Department of Public Safety’s of permanent license plates drivers’ license division over for automotive vehicles at the current biennium also is being sought least 25 years old WITH WESTERN 2 Labor Bills Key Utah Legislature - House-Committe- rule and several others received a favorable vote of 26-- on the floor A majority is required to change rules two-third- s i The additional ' 'money is needed to cover certain state departmental and institutional expenses over and above sums provided by 'the 1957 W state c - Utah's district courts are seeking $143000 additional OTHER PROPOSALS in the monies from the general fund upon group would allow creation of to cover salary raises an extra This way It Ts - not- - clear city planning commissions and judgeship in the Third Judicial until the encL—of the day acceptance of federal and state District and other costs funds for urban planning set whether the vote is final The 1957 Legislature proThe rules r committee pro- up a commission to recodify vided the salary increases but posed that such notice must the state's municipal laws and forgot to appropriate the extra be served before the House give an investment priority to money needed to cover the anleaves the order of business state purchase of bonds o( ticipated expenses Mr Larsen at which the original vote was towns of 1500 or fewer popu said taken lation SOME $82000 from the veof the This recommendation along The hicle control fund to tide the with set ' tions bill for $622004 will be Wednesdays" The compromise rtile arrived tossed Into the legislative hopat will permit a Representative per by the State Board of to serve notice of reconsideration at the same or the suc’ ceeding order of business peared before the legislator? jo report on progress of the expanded 'highway construction program and the projected program for 1959 The question as to effects of any cut in highway conCorrtrnission told members of struction funds was raised ijj connection with a pending bill the Senate Monday) to provide a tax refund on gasCHAIRMAN BURTON ap- oline used ’ for purposes in agriculture MR BURTON said the was taking po position for of' against this bill but recommeVds strong safeguards to prevent abuse He expressed the view that equipment using fuel on which a refund vrould be claimed should be listed on the tax Continued from Pagd Onerolls and that farm equipment s using ’thfe highways should be In votes passed by — both chambers the action will properly licensed be put before the people! He also urged establishThe other bill would create a ment of criteria for adding ComArea Wasatch Planning roads to the state system mission to coordinate planning Traffic checks have shown activities in Utah Salt Lake he said that some roads which Davis and Weber counties only six vehicles a day A “Buy Utah” bill saw carry are on the state system while light in the Senate some carrying up to 20j)00 vehicles daily are not on the state would purIt require system chasing agents and the agents Mr Burton' urged the estabof counties cities and school districts to give preference to lishment of a revolving fund r from existing state trust funds Utah products for advance acquisition of A bill was introduced in the rights-of-waand said” such a Senate to make the state fund would save the state forester-firwarden chief admillions of dollars by ministrative officer of the many before' permitting State Board of Forestry and property is acquisition developed offiFire Control a full-timmilcial Present law makes it a He reported that part-timlion dollars In construction job Sen Charles A Steen funds is tied up currently in was cosponsor with right-of-wapurchases Senate "President Sherman P Several senators posed quesLloyd of a mill which would tions ahout the new highway increase the state’s oil and gas setup established two years occupation tax from 1 to 2 per Mr Burton said service cent on production of oil and ago on the part time gas commission was taking more time than anticipated but A Senate’ version of automatic grand jury sessions that he expected demands on the cbmmissioners to diminish was introduced as the new system becomes It would provide that grand more fully organized juries convene' in counties of ASKED FOR an opinion on more than 50000 population at least every other year and the reorganization he said he at least once every four years TeTt if "was Working out” well in other counties It differs in with the commission insulating director the details of automatic ses- the administrative from public and political sions from a House bill — Another Senate bill would to In another quesresponse allow county commissioners to he said he believed other fix county salaries removing tion departments 'could benefit restrictions of state law from a similar system if the The itouse changed rules mechanics could be worked out which it had carried over from the 1957 session to pro- P week's Post In this Any reduction in highway construction revenues resulting from bills passed by the Utah Legislature will fall first on projects financed wholly by the- "state C Taylor Burton chairman of the State Road vote d - y J By Richard P Hronek Tribune Staff Writer A Roads Chief Warns On Utah Fund Cuts L-iclit- ?:? Submits Bill eight in the Housa and one in the Senate— the most?of any day yet in the session now going into its third week Two constitutional amendments were proposed In the House Several bills ace slated for By SERVICE -- world' fastest! Call DAvis in Idaho FoHsf JEXport In Ogden in Salt Lake City 386 in Logan or - We Are Loaded SAVE NOW- ON - carriers to man trains with specified minimum crews HB 84 (Cooper Dalton) — To designate the beehive as the emblem of Utah HB S3 (Cooper Dalton) — To designate the word "Industry" as the motto of Utah HB SB (Dean Bhlllf) — To provide for the certification and regulation of psychologists HB 37 (Brock bank Duncan) — To define as "unprofessional conduct” the ownership by a practicing member of the medical profession of an Interest In the manufacture or sale of pharmaceutical products HB 38 (Hodgson R V Evans Mahoney Warren Menimott Ballff Justensen) — To repeal "right to work” law This remarkable Texan has been called'the second most powerful man in the nation He hates fall- ure is driven by the need to succeed Now in this week’s Saturday Evening Post you’ll read Post Edi-- ' tor Stewart Alsop’s revealing profile of Lyndon Johnson majority leader of the U S Senate and dis cover: hard-drivin- Call BHI and cific J City road fied forw font no o “exp wish towr servi success how he regards the heart attack that- - nearly VI killed him how he manages to create unprecedented squabbling untty-among -- Democrats what's the supreme Atto man shee segregation why he calls the late FDR his “daddy" You’ll learn whether or not he really wants to be President and whether or not he stands a chance Read “Lyndon Jphnson: How Does He Do It?” in this week’s Post How to be 1 a Hollywood extra Clark Gable got his start this way So did John Wayne Gary Cooper Roy Rogers Every year thousands of starry-eye- d hopefuls (from college girls to snake charmers) trek to Hollywood to become extras Some make it --r and earn up to $20000 a year But most faill Don't behind-the-glamomiss this exciting look 'at Central Casting — ond find out what your chances are of becoming a Hollywood extral Why your child should learn' a foreign grammar-schoo- l to speak (even children think!) in French and Spanish in minutes a day! Don’t miss “Foreign Languages the Easy Way” just 15 BaskethTs rambunctious runt 9 OPEN 9 to 4 Tuesday thru Frida v ' Open Monday He’s the smallest man In pro basketball Yet fighting So-te- r Martin of the St Louis Hawks has played on — ond more NBA championship teams than ony other player What's his secret? Read "Basketball's Little Whirlwind" It’s a wonderful week in 7 articles 4 the Post stories 2 serials many cartoons and photographs are soldi £ CHEEP et Pint South IM 41923 -- Get your copy ’till 6:30 Mein The shee nez ftrrir in tt Lakt path was irony about his stand on d Ask us anout a joint survivorship savings account f fi “pur what'sreally behind his spectacular drive what he himself feels is the key to his fantastic Socialism ’ the in Today in America there’s a great demand — and great opportunity— for language-trainepeople Read how one town is helping to fill this need by teaching its in any business mom col a co language! 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