Vandalism against Utah Highways Costs Taxpayers More
The Utah State Department of Highways reports theft and vandalism of road signs and equipment costs taxpayers thousands daily. Damaged signs and flashing beacons average 522 per month statewide, with $50,000 heavy equipment vandalized on projects and a $100 reward offered for suspect information. Hunters and other vandals cause extensive damage, threatening traffic safety and delaying work. technicians develop cameras to capture wrongdoers during acts.
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Utah
C. Taylor Burton
Tioravo J. Gunn
Associated General Contractors
Send More Money The Taxpayers Wire
An editorial mocks federal and state tax policy and deficits. It warns that talk of tax cuts ignores eight to ten billion dollar annual deficits and notes planned changes tax forms and irritations. It condemns a scheme to tax a tax with no credit against state taxes and predicts the drain will end with taxpayers unable to send more money.
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Iame
Socrates
Holiday Visit Highlights Local Family Gatherings
Look, folks describe how Mrs. Ilene Kidd and family joined relatives for Christmas at Ced ar Valley at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barnes Cook before returning home. Clyde Rodeback from Provo visits with his parents. Marilyn Reynolds, six, underwent appendicitis surgery Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morton and family with Mrs. Francis Morton of Idaho spent Christmas in Texas. Parents of mission-field boys spoke with their sons on Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Weber Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Southam, and Mrs. Martha Knight among those involved.
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Ilene Kidd
Bill Morton
Francis Morton
Idaho
Texas
Mission Field
Weber Harrison
Ralph Southam
Martha Knight
Ing
Larry
Lynette Gotfred
Nila Kay Southam
Ted Olsen
Charles Rodeback
Eugene Manwaring
Salt Lake City
Dee. Manwaring
Ross Merrell
LDS
Naples
Karl T. Pope
Lloyd T. Popes
Ruth Lundell
Provo
Karl
Normal
Hasem
Fuller Mer
Naples Carlie Goodrich Visits Parents for Christmas
Miss Carlie Goodrich arrived December 23 from Las Vegas to spend Christmas with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Goodrich and then returned to her job. Families from Vernal Central Naples and Bear River City enjoyed holidays with relatives as others traveled for the season.
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Carlie Goodrich
Las Vegas
Ney
Jerome Goodrich
Linda Olsen
Columbine Wit
Vernal Central
Naples
Verna Karret
Bear River City
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Uintah County
Midi
William
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A. & L, Home Furnishings
North Jed West
Clyde Rodeback
Mrs
Noah Rodeback
Marilyn Reynolds
Glen Reynolds
Stender Amatis
Olympic Yachs
Baltic
Kiel
Rell
St. George
Rass Merrell
Miss Este] Manwaring
Tocale
Castraeno
Victor Manwaring
Marvin Richardson
Old Mexico
South America
Bert Karren
General
KRAFT
CAL & Jack
Savings and Loan Associations
The
Internal Revenue Service
Utah Bankers
Utah Bankers Association
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