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Show . November Page 8 Utah Independent . Senate Bill 184, Section The governing (3) council co-po- of not sed elected respectively the territory 11 (3) authorizing body of the less tn fyC pfr.nm from e county-wid- cornunltles. government Home Rule. shall be a tpprlfled in the plan, 3c V" within the county, having boundaries described In the plan embracing substantially equal populations. addjtlon to other powers vested in Jhe county-wid- e government by Jaw or pursuant to this act the In county council shall have which it and which appiiraKi all of the legislative Is possible for the governing are not expressly denied ti an by body of not less than three and. part, should be rejected as contrary to the general. wpJiarilQlL, ng the constitution, by a generd law nr an counties, or by a specific restriction in the or supervise personnel providing governmental services of any kind, or to acquire facilities, property, or equipment for the ministration or performance of such services L. BARKER priate to the discharge of the community council's powers. (e) CITY COMMISSIONER A community council may exercise any powers and perform any . J. Christensen City Commissioner Barker is a religious man, firm in his belief that the U. S. Constitution was divinely inspired. He reassured me twice during our conversation today, October 17, 1973. But! When 1 asked him if he knew options being studied call for a chief administrative constitutional principles were not always as they seemed, he agreed, spontaneously. Other questions 1 asked were as follows: What do you think of the study Commissions proposals for I. merging? city-coun- ty Ans: If 1 had been around when Utah w as first made a state, 1 might have favored counties being supreme, one government over each, instead of so many cities an towns having units of goernment. As it is now. people have become accustomed to city government, being closer to their elected don't think they officials, and would go for being a part of Besides megalopolis situation. that, they would have officials who would not be close to their problems. 1 don't think I would go ty for merging. It won't w ork here now. And I w ould never go for a City Manager, or appointed officials instead of elected. 1 officer, appointed? Ans: I wasn't aware of that. 3. Do you know4 that there is a serious- - sinster movement behind Metropolitan government?, Ans: I have heard of Metro government. 1 dont know all there is to know about it, however, 3 1 have a little book here to give you Phoebe Courtneys Beware which explains the Metro," movement behind this chaos in government at present being promoted in Utah. Will you please study it carefully? Aw: Surely, I will be happy to read and humanitarianism, of jt 4 Mr Barker? what do you think of revenue sharing"? J We Am am just ikc anyb0dv else, I would take the money as ong as the federal gUideinesd0 not interfere with my concept of our constitutional rights. Then I would have to turn the money back to the government, 5. Mr. Barker, 1 understand you are going to run for City Commissioner next year. The of means and merging city county that the Metro planners intend to do away with the Commissioner type of government. How do you feel about that? Am: Well, 1 don't know what , city-coun- non-execut- tion-etecut- Continued On Page 10 lva functions within the com- ive munity area which are authorized by the CltyCounty 2. Do you know that all of the much unconstitutional legislation is being proposed under the guise except that the technical assistance to a community council to the extent appro- CANDIDATE IN 1973 FOR by , ad- Council may provide necessary secretarial and CltyCounty AN INTERVIEW WITH JAMES 3-y- community council shall have no power to employ A powers of a county or a city to possess Article 5, Section 5.02 (d) and (e) shows that olds play play at government like 11-1- 4, itself. plan . CltyCounty Model Plan No. Community Councils house." (d) policy-maki- ' AMENDMENT of Its entire membership,. the City Council determines Zhat a particular program In whoJejjr County In -- fourths 1 collectively Include all of which g LIBERTY Continued from page 1 County-wid- e I The Paper That Dares To Take A Stand 1, 1973 Nix on Merger Plan Continued From Page ,? -- Council by de for very easy amendment by ,Council. (a) 23 (or members) of the City-Coun- ty (2) By a petition signed by qualified voters of City total number of qualified voters registered to vote at the last general election In CltyCounty . Article 5, Section 5.06 provides that County Model Plan No. Pocket veto is Executive can veto any act passed by provided for. 11-1- 4, City-Counc- il. (o) to veU- - .m To i signs it l lie puwur liei.i. iucl j j J.jj tt' , deemi may r il.-i- tion cil. uxuiciae I Ly .li- to veto u.iy ordinance and witi.in -i tne Council. uy ir.e County IV.nr iiive within (lu) day 'i.-i-i The Council , SEC. 2. The constitution or laws of any state, or the laws of the United States shall not be subject to the terms of any foreign or domestic agreement which would abrogate this amendment. ratification the of this vote of the CltyCounty Council . equal in number to at least IS percent of the County SEC. I. The Government of the United States shall not engage in any business, professional, commercial, financial or industrial enterprise except as specified in the Constitution. amendment, be liquidated and the properties and facilities affected shall be sold. in the following ways: By a majority MISSISSIPPI. of Amendments to this Optional Plan 'niay (1) GEORGIA, LOUISIANA, and CAROLINA SOUTH SEC. 3. The activities of the United States Government which violate the intent and purposes of this amendment shall, within a period of three years from the date ordinance uniformly applicable to all community councils. ModelPlanNo.ll-14,Sectionl2.02andallothermodelplansprovi- Here are the terms ofthe proposed LIBERTY AMENDMENT, now pending in Congress as H.J. Res. 23 and supported by identical Resolutions in the States of WYOMING, TEXAS, NEVADA, dh.-- An budget ur appropria- -- STRINGHAM LUMBER CO. SAVE ordinance shall be h. approves and its fln.il passage by the Coun- i by vctc ot lw j u SEC. 4. Three years after the ratification of this amendment the sixteenth article of amendments to the Constitution of the United States shall stand repealed and thereafter Congress shall not levy taxes on personal incomes, estates, andor gifts." ihiids o' its entire membership, Plastic Counter Top (Full sheets) the crriin.iiic'' m item sh.ui lie valid and effective for all purposes. Section 5.01 (e) and all other model plans grant Model Plan No. implied powers to Charter Government. shall be construed (1) The powers of CltyCounty liberally in favor of the CityCounty government. The specific c SCF Prehung Doors 30" Mahog. 22.33 ea. with ad w casing reenact di.y wrdindnc ui anpropridlimi item, notwithstanding their veto by the County fxecutlve. and upon such reenactment MONEY 2x4-- 8 69 ea. Econ. 1x2-- 8 Furring Strips (10 per Bundle) 11-1- 4, 2.99 bid. LUMBER All Kinds & -- Sizes Paneling mention, or failure to mention, particular powers shall not be ABOUT INFLATION!!!! Will banks crash again?? How safe are our U.S.A. Dollar deposits??? and still have Is it possible to save the value of our deposits 100 protection against construed as limiting In any way the general power of the County government or the powers conferred upon CltyCounty Continued on page by this Optional Plan. INFLATION??? City 3182 South Main Salt Lake City 10 (801) 484-446- 9 484-462- 1 FREE INFORMATION AVAILABLE!!! in an envelope marked The information you have requested on inflation" Write to: KOGON ASSOCIATES Dept. U.I.P. O. Box 497 Provo. Utah 84601 LISTEN TO LARRY WILCOX I GEORGE NIEDERHAUSER Commercial Plumbing LISTEN TO BILL MORRISON Industrial & Sat. Heating & Air Conditioning 1 6 Kensington Ave. 292-72484-525- 1600 on the dial KLAT MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR 5 71 9:00 A.M. 12:00 Noon To Talk With them Call: Local or |