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Show DESERET 20 B November NEWS, Friday, 23, 1969 b&3 Moss Favors Tax Relief Proposal C$e't Ne tas '&n - B'eau ie mil aubit vdi'' amendment bill. to fe as an the tax retorm increase Ser. WASHINGTON said Frank E. Moss, wall move he a today support iti the Senate to increase the amount allowed for personal exemption whn pavirg leder-a- l income tax. Sen. Albert Gote, . a pcsit.or. I took "Th earlier tins year, and firmly bohexe it is necessary to bring mean:r.gfuil tax reform to the average taxpavir.g American, Sen. Mo'S sid. Wu.i a.l the amendment' the Senate Finance CommitI tee added to the Hoti'e-pas-- e bill to reopen tax loopholes for big business ar.d rich people. it is especially important that we do something for the average American who does r.ot have an organized lobby to plead his case Utah Deseret Ne Bureau s Washington Rep. Snerraan P. Lloyd, said today Utah would be entitled to a larger share of federal funds for highway su'e-tundr a rew formula in the Federal Aid Highway Act approved by the WASHINGTON y Capital Btiefs HOU'e. KING'S MUSIC DRIIIGS ,1 TO SALT LAKE CITY The amendment to the act changes the that determines i;i!i!i;ii!Miiiitiiiii!!,( federal money for highway safety programs is divided among the states. 'From now on, the federal matching funds will be allocated on the basis of both population and public road mileage, he noted. Under the new formula. Utah will be entitled to $52,000 in federal matching funds for this fiscal year, while under original formula, based entirely on population, Utah would have received only $325,000. for-mu- la SPECIAL FACTORY PURCHASE te r -- 4 t Congressmen's Holiday l All four Utah membeis WASHINGTON of Congress ate Thanksgiving dinner with their two in Salt Lake City and two in families the Wasninton area. , and his Rep. Laurence J. Burton, family ate at Berkeley Plantation in nearby what Virginians commemorating Virginia, claim was the first Thanksgiving observed in at Jamestown, Va. The the new world Burtons were the guests of Virginia Gov. Mills Godwin. dined in his Rep. Sherman P. Lloyd, southwest Washington anartment with Mrs. Lloyd and their daughter Elizabeth, a college Tuned - Delivered Choice of Several Styles EASY PAY PUN K HOME OF GULBRANSEN PIANOS AND OTHERS ull fm j Vtfiu 7ii,il r..A A Am DIaL Cw aw wid L V C Aiilta wwwoi It5?l j1 studoit here. Sen. Vanace F. Eennen, spent tue day with the western half of his larg efamily, ZCMI Uhf um oiom Lurrwuueue Lloyd Backs Health Bill A bill that would a federal program to increase the nation's efforts in prevention and control of kidney disease is being by Rep. Sherman P. Lloyd. He said the act would authorize funds for a five-yeprogram to support cooperative arrangements among medical schools and rekidsearch institutions to develop large-scal- e ney disease prevention and treatment programs. The University of Utah medical school is conducting a pilot cadaver kidney procurement program under contract with ihe Public Health Service aimed at development of a kidney bank for transplants. The legislation would expand such efforts. Rep. Lloyd said, by marshalling ail medical and research re sources in a concentrated attack on this disease, which affects nearlly eight million Americans, over 50,000 of whom die each year. WASHINGTON ft 'rtiti-- i i sr j , ' Moss' Environment a Bench Optional . USE OUR tuning with his sons David and Wallace G. Bennett and their children in Salt Lake City. was in Salt Ser. Frank E. Moss, Lake City with all four of his children for a rare family reunion. Bill - . 11; ft - "'z WASHINGTON said today Sen. Frank E. 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