Utah Constitutional Amendment Proposal on Property Tax and Education
Utah voters are urged to decide on a proposed amendment to Article XIII Section 3 and related sections. The measure would standardize assessment and taxation on tangible property, allow tax on intangible property, cap certain income tax rates, and direct revenue to public schools. It includes provisions for exemptions, state debt payment, and legislative procedures, with an effective date of January 1 1947 if adopted.
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Utah Constitutional Amendment No 2 Proposed Text
Constitutional Amendment No 2 proposes to amend Article II of the Utah Constitution regarding taxation of lands and exemptions. It includes relisting of religious liberty protections and restrictions on intermarriage, with phrases about land claims and tribal lands within state boundaries. This summary reflects the partial OCR readable content of the amendment transcribed from the July resolution.
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State OF
Utah
Utah Constitution Amendment No 3 on minimum school program
Joint resolution proposes amending section 7 of Article XIII to set a tax rate on property at two and four-tenths mills for general state purposes and authorize a state share for kindergarten, common, and high schools. The state would fund up to 75 percent of operating costs, with the remaining funded from other sources, and legislate distribution among districts.
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State OF
Utah
Mintmum
Constitution Amendment No 4 poll notice unclear text
Constitutional Amendment No 4 proposes changes to Article XIII allocation of revenues from income and intangible taxes. The readable fragment indicates a constitutional proposal or ballot wording for voters to consider in the election.
Constitutional Amendment No 5 in Utah approved
Constitutional Amendment No 5 proposes amending section 10 article VII Utah to require county attorneys be elected by county voters for a four year term. It grants courts power to appoint a pro tempore attorney if the county or state attorney fails to attend or prosecute according to law.
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State OF
Utah
Utah Voters Seek Amendment To State Officers Pay
Constitutional Amendment No 6 aims to revise section 20 of article VII to set formal compensation for state officers including the Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General and Superintendent of Public Instruction as fixed by law. The proposal requires two thirds of both houses to approve before voter passage.
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State OF
Utah
Constitutional Amendment No 7 on Judges' Salaries
Proposal to amend Section 12 of Article VIII to provide that Judges of the Supreme and District Courts receive compensation at stated times and that their pay shall not be diminished during the term for which they are elected.
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Utah
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Utah amendment location of public institutions
Secretary of State I E E Monson certifies a constitutional amendment proposal to voters at the next general election. The measure would permanently locate state public institutions at named places in Utah with lands granted by Congress. Salt Lake City would host the Seat of Government and State Fair, others to be located by legislature.
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Utah
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Salt Lake City
Army to Commission 25000 Regular Officers in 1947 Plan
War Department outlines steps for integrating 25,000 new Regular Officers beginning October, with 9,819 initial Regular Army commissions on list. Rejections removed from eligibility. others may restate interest or change branches before final integration. Appointments planned in four increments emphasizing January May September December 1947. more commissions for Captains and Majors anticipated than in the first phase.
Alvin Blake’s Sudden Homecoming Ends Coastal Vacation
Alvin Blake leaves for a fishing trip sending his Miscus to watch the house with Martha left to manage quiet days. She keeps the home orderly until a week passes and she senses emptiness, no meals, and even the Clarion seems unmaseed. He returns early, amid a chaotic scene, and the tale pivots to a personal remark from AL.
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