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Show o $1 5,000 PER YEAR AUGUST, T DESERET NEWS, YOUNGTOWN, INC. STATE INCOME TAX LIABILITY FOR A 1 FAMILY OF FOUR WITH A GROSS INCOME J3 Monday, October 20, 1969 Weather Bureau Aide Wins Medal 99 xpan eilorts by merchants and izens throughout the state. By GOLDIE WILCHEN Doeiet News Correspondent HANNA, Duchesne County Tlie population of a city' located here will be doubled soon with the construction of one building. The city" is Youngtown, Inc., which provides an alternative to a detention home for Utah youngsters on a by the Duchesne River and overlooked by scenic Red Cliff. Ten youngsters now live in the unique surroundings, and more can be accomodated when construction of a new home is completed about Nov. 13. The new heme will stand as 220-acr- e farm bisected 12-1- 4 a monument to cooperative HIGHER THAN UTAH citAl- though the home will be worth almost $60,000. cash outlay will not exceed $25,000. and this figure includes $12,000 for a well and water system. Materials and furnishings strucfor the ture have been donated by Sate Lake City merchants, and the Boeing Employes Good Neighbor Fund has contributed $3,200 to the m corporation. The Boeing employes contribution will turnish the kitchen area. Incorporation of the nonprofit organization took place in March 1967, with the organization receiving charity clearance that December. eight-bedroo- Under the system, youngsters be otherwise who would placed in detention homes are given a home atomosphere at Youngtown and receive their education in Tabiona schools. The corporation is headed by O. C. Tanner, Salt Lake City, chairman of the board of di- rectors. New house patents recently appointed are Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Turnbow of Tabiona. Storage Looted He I battery charging unit and a $20 whitewall tire were I stolen from the Boston Build- I ing Farking Terrace after thieves entered the storage ! room by prying open the door. 1 ACCUTRON tm p by Secy, of Commerce Maurice H. Stans at the 21st Annual Honor Awards I I I I in Washington, Frogram The meritorius service award was presented to Snell-ma- I" MAXIME has the most accurate watch in the worla D.C. was cited for h.s outstanding contribution in promoting full understanding and tr-of modern techniques in weather prediction. He inhaled a program of visits to field offices to provide instruction in applying the newest computer and weather satellite information to weather analyses and forecasts, Leonard Sncllman, chief ot the Scentific Services Division of the Western Region. ESSA Weather Bureau in Salt Lake City, has been awarded the Department of Commerce's silver medal. V. SHOPPE, INC. Hong Kong Custom Tailors HERE IN SALT LAKE CITY fiv iod e, ev- gnirtn, - g v. tor. A! to ond d;eiei tvt hoed to prd w on d'jn.ov: ig bogs, t'v. A1! -. ton v'M, topt, H, a ALL AT HONG KONG A $200 for Phone Cob Dovid Vmwoni o 4 o'! vrt LAtottr, krt OVC9S PRICES! 9om lo 9 mtons 30 pri 161 SOUTH MAIN THREE DAYS ONLY 0 OCT. Royal Executive Inn 121 N. 2nd West Don! V.il 20. 21. M0N.1U1S., TK CpflO'U v Tc & under the Studio Theatre Marquee 22, & WED. B Pt Veav SAME AS UTAH LOWER THAN UTAH NOTE: Toki into ontidtaicm provisions in stotoi $15,060 A community property r pltt income lows. hpvmgsgch Year-T-ax $449 A Utah family of four earning $15,000 a year is liable for $449 in state income taxes. This is exceeded only by Oregon and is the same as in Montana. The rest of the 11 Western States have lower income taxes or none at all. Information from tax booklet prepared by Utah Foundation and available free from the Deseret News. It may be obtained at the information desk, 34 E. 1st South or by writing to the Deseret News at above address. Enclose 10 cents for mailing costs. TREMONTON Fronk Chevrolet LOGAN Axtell Chevrolet LAYTON MORGAN BRIGHAM CITY OGDEN Hansen Chevrolet Merrill Bean Chevrolet Olsen Chevrolet S. J. 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