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Show rlTJam f NEWS, Thursday, February DESERET 4 A, 1969 Pet. Soles Tax Introduced Wk Solons Quesiio: Validity Of Poll In-Hous- . . . to meals served at all colleges, defines the food produces which! pensed at bars and soda foun-- j as passed in the Utah House of . Nelso', tbat thp rjti.,n. anf) Wednesday floor leader in universities and other institu- would be exempt from state tains, candy ar.d confections R e p resentatives majority disposed Deseret News Staff Writer the House. "r"4 ta - Swards thd'schools and,Ver in?ude thanh y - "S cereal of the level. At school and restaurants. badly preshigh jopposition Mr. Nielson said the main fea-,whlch tnded t0 show felt their legislators are. legislation which would sales tax to 5V4 ture of the bill is the exemption ent. meals served at all schools milk products, oleomargarine, In his budget message, when bered Democrats. tl.i That citizens are willing to Day, R,n v fish he recommended a one Cent but would exempt food of foods and prescription drugs, including colleges and universi- meat and meat products per cent If approved by the Senate and hi her axes in order pr aid this indicates to bring and fisf and are egg sales tax increase, Gov. Ramp-signeand preset iption drugs was exempt. prucTs eggs He is majority floor leader in ties by the governor, it will thein schools up t0 the Mountain him that people want better am, of in vegetaton products. introthe recommended ege,able House Other new Weber and that not Salt Lake, legislation said, are jeed today firmly committed! prescrip- require to pay but don t want education, average' . . . . It duced today included three bills ble products, fruit and fruit tion drugs be excluded He said Utah counties to set up three- , , , ., to the 5'i per cent figure. , Representatives. , . G S V . The present three per rent will be up to the Legislature to! to require that juvenile, city, products, spices, salt, sugar and he would like to exempt foods,; man merit commissions ij gov- - pbe Lv,?Patii?n UC.Ln'"t. wilfhnM tb helipvp other than but this would wipe out all the era court sugar products A1 hiring, promotion and firi:.g shic$ tax applies to practically amend this chher up or down," district and supreme n n drn ETid'vn of pnuprnrnpnt all purchases including food and he said. judges must retire at age 70. candy and confections, coffee revenue generated by the in- - of employes .It would be and who cast doubt those and coffee substitutes, rec-a- l Among tea, crease. The also governor with smaller counties. prescription drugs. Bruce Mayfield and Raymond on the validity of th survey cocoa and cocoa products other ommended a mine tax Tlf new bill (HB230) will were introduced today in the er, will be permitted to com- - than of was Rep. Danniel D. be.inis, Briscoe candy and conferlctionery'which would effect mainly theRfd vif presMents rai.sa $28 million a year, approx- Louse. One would increase the pleie their terms even though Research Intermountam Polling V a products Kennecott and reach the Corpper Corp., mandatory imately the same as all three local option sales tax from the they D 6 m ocrats tried repeated Acconstf's Tno He said that at the time the f exduded increase in the locally amendments tax increases proposed by Gov. present from, two-miExpressly per cent to; retirement age before the com-and parliamentary was taken, Dec. Thev ... be of Calvin L. Rampton, according would s tax. explained polling terms. cent. their exemption liquors, Applied property Thejpletion per bl was lke niques used and answered ques- - 1968, the citizens were being to te bills principal sponsor, .other would apply the sales taxj The sales tax measure closely, wines, beer, soft drinks dis-- j A county merit sys'em bill fta .lng atactlf pebble in front of a tions. tossing brainwashed by the governor their conclusions were an( others into thinking there Among They opposed the bill on the tha, gi g cent Qf those polled would be no need for a tax that it would freeze into want utaFh.g ;1 end. crease. office Republican political itureg tQ be quaf t0 or bove- He felt that if the poll were appointees regardless of their tbp fountain States average takon now tlie outcome would qualifications. and 91.9 per cent desire it to be he different. Another legislator also point- that since Regis Rep. charged from iboard Continued First Pago equal to the national average. advocate, said the one board plan had one major ad 0lh that the advent of the the wins sweeping Republican Conversely, only 15.4 per cent coordination .board approach .. Is needed for, vantage 0j was also before it became attacked SB10 on grounds that more than several poU felt of those ag0that Utah control this He said polled budget building needs throughout the it provides too much power in!aDDroach would that the state is frcing a known lllrod emPlo.ves coun,y schools were receiving more by be the best state instead of considering1'000 S10 the hands of 15 people and $12 niiiicr deficit unle could only the needs of individual jn. Democratic regimes had been than their share of state funds, Health and Welfare BILLS PASSED .. traditional role of the while 74.3 per cent were of the taxes are raised. replaced. stitutions. ' HB?13 Clrk, Leveridfle) (Inkley, I Business Regulation The bills main sponsor, Rep. opinion that the public schools' provides for additional assistance to the He declared the present With the spiraling costs of XRfS (tiuilen) provides that Insurance bind, including grooming, guide dogs, He added, ' The proposed bill Byron Fisher, R Salt Lake, were getting less than their fair Wine! Rins Geneva medical service etc. ccmpAniet approach t0 budgeting for high- - education and the bill was a means share of state revenue. net discrimiiHte e&mnst anv h HB216 (Mstheson, Florence, Mectam) tmeS SX haf, PT" ITfd ,but,er education is not equitable. enrollment, we must look at censeri practitioner of the healing arts in new act setting forth rights and proce.vith the 0f education dojnp still uf illness or inju v within dures in the adoption of children. spoils trreitmrni aWay According to the survey, 55.2 GENEVA, SWITZERLAND higher Under the single board plan, what we have, evaluate where, irono of licensee's practice. Passed In HBl.. (Vatheson, Ftorsnce, WKn.m winds SyStem' jn hiring county em- - per cent of the respondents indi- - (UPI) pe0ple flway from Seate bv 22 i vote, with 3 absent; sent provide for filing of gcknowledgment of .each institution would handle its to House. paternity with thg State Health Depart.and a,ttempt de"'ployes. a willingness to pay high-tor- e down trees, unroofed houses )'eafe.g0it!g We need to look at the ques- - own jeated ment. 5 accident do its (Aisop) provides that termine what is best for pavroil, Under the bill, merit commis- - er taxes in order to improve the and sank boats on Lake Geneva and filness insurance policies may not tion of what the institutional Judiciary te wit;in the whole state, he declared. d1' criminate against psychologists, rhiro- Isions in Wednesday, causing what the of public education appointed by county actu-J in counciis ffilO of tha SBI66 provided (Buckner, Pettersson, Ferry) practersand ether practitioners idelines stablisbea by the Both Sen. Leavitt and Sen. 'missions would set h'jllmi aris P"sed by 261 vote In Sen- prnvdss fee increases paid iurors end job! Utah. up I said. he would government said was nearly $1 do, aiiy ate ;acnt to House. witnesses. he emphasized, Brockbank said they had classification systems and de-- j A portion of the poll which pillion damage. The storm Ferry) tend this bill gives them nothingi rdtfl (Mantes, et all pronlbits sale of SB187 (Buckner, Pettersson, .. pew er used motor vehicles on Sunday. defines geographical Jurisdiction of small Sen. Carl E. Pettersson, changed their original stands on vise tests for determining com- - seemed to especially interest curtailed flights out of Geneva in tha Senate, sent to House. claims courts end increases fees for fil- t0 d0 Pasted I Lake, said the single governance of higher education. petency of job applicants. ing and servicing of affidavits. the lawmakers was that indicat-- 1 Airport for several hours. Sen. Dixie Leavitt, HB?tf (Matheson, Florence, Mecham) Fish and Game on Rep. H. C. y DEXTER C. ELLIS lies - f 1 M-'t- i in-tr- ES EftTwSSTK S- pn d ,!! th. y option-expl"nfi- Vrnynnenthe 3 ll 1 one-hal- three-fourth- ..'I . tech-surve- y Senate Mulls College Bills LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR ys elim-mPaPn- corpora-licijfna- com-!lev- con-iboa- lt repeals the state statute bastardy. S&?6 (C!ve, Dean) provides that Fish City, chief sponsor of SB10, said1, and Came Commission must disseminate Labor the single . board intcafhalion by public media regarding HB209 (HeWer eon, et il) require 3527; property rights. Passed in Hous hndpptc for thp vari contractor who win contrecti on public !W0U1Q spf new. foes to governor. work muf py the prevailing fringe ben- - OUS institutions, determine poll Local Government efitt b Americas Most Famous Brand Mens and Ladies' their worker. cy and recommend tuition levels to the Legislature. This would be done, he said, in the best interests of the state, without being dedicated to the interests of any one insti- tUtion. The amended version of his single board bill contained one Safety HB207 Dennis. Regis) concession to those who favor (Gunnell, . X enr public or discharge prnv des Ol individual boards. employe found guilty of riotous behavior retention dM,rue' 'He t"on" rt:pubHcdpmpertywnd proposed for stitutional Councils for each (Gunneii ei et up merit system for employe of Salt Lake, Weber and Utah; SBlftS (Brockbank, Manta. Gardnar) .'.ouFjcs. Passed by 4M6 vote In Houst. compel county treasurers to pay state Nov jioes-t- o Senate. fund collected by counties to the stale upon demand not later than the 10th day 1 Safety of the month following collection. (Ptfeh, Burton, Harward) amends Revenue and Taxation Irw govermno s.ies and waipils of Vhjfc4e HB21 iterating on public highway. (Ptttrson, et D llmlntt ' Paired in Senate by vote; now goes requirement that fiduciary income tax T9' to fkuse.' turn must be notarized, HFg.ffletier) SO State and Federal Affairs HCfcl (Gunnell, et al) call on Con-1(- 4 to bue b ock rather than categorian!4n-aito states. cal Introduced and of under rules in su'penskm Hoia bv 605 vote. Now goes to Senate. p:rd t'BILLS KILLED brlv'T . (ftd, Licensing l menial dr,T 4 by "LIFTLINER In-to- justness ment programs of each institu- tion. Sen. Leavitt said the major question on higher education State Government governance which must be an- state swered by the Legislature Is, HBin (Mechami permits th Land Board to participate in oil shale deDoes the State of Utah control velopment by allowing credits against future lease payments. higher education or do we proliferate and let someone else do JDmitrlch, Regis. Madsen) adds to definition of ' language fesFcnal. conduct of optometrists. Hfigi7v( Matheson, Florence, Mecham) Frcfrdegffor licensing and regulation of chtif placement agencies. 99 Slate and Federal Affairs Arbuckirl Redd. (Frost, conveys certain stab lands to tha U S. oovernment ia be held in trust br the Naveio tribe. Regulation 111 LADIES PARKA . . of expulsion of students from , , . rtei cHlroes cr universities when found SCllOOl tO BaVlSe OH adminiStrA- of bahavior. riotous guilty Medsen- i-! dve functions and assist in planHB72J Florence, (Gculd, creelrs Uw Enforcement Planning Coun-- 1 ning, fund-raisin- g and develOD- cil and sals (orih Its duties. b. REG. HB?!5 i bills introduced HB20 eight-memb- tutpensbn provides for medi- boards to pas on driver and physical fitness to I is uhdar Question. 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