Civic Responsibility, National Debt, Politics, Presidents

Curb Red Ink Spending – Economic Stability: A Major Issue in Tuesday’s Election

With all its wealth and natural resources, the United States is on a red ink spending course that can only lead to financial disaster. In only two of the past 17 years has the government taken in more money than it has spent. Among the issues for sober contemplation as you plan your Tuesday vote… Continue reading Curb Red Ink Spending – Economic Stability: A Major Issue in Tuesday’s Election

Journalism, Local Heroes, Not written by N.L.C.

Irene Mower Finds Exhilaration in Each New Day

BY RENEE C. NELSON Herald Women’s Editor “I try not to think of yesterdays – I live for today – and let tomorrow take care of itself,” stated Irene Mower, Provo, who retired Friday from newspaper work after 34 years as an advertising account executive at The Daily Herald. She expanded on this optimistic outlook,… Continue reading Irene Mower Finds Exhilaration in Each New Day

Civic Responsibility, Provo History, Taxes

Soaring Assessed Values Accent Levy Cut Need

The 90.4 per cent jump in Utah County’s total assessed valuation is unprecedented. The figures further emphasize the absolute need for taxing units – cities, county, schools. and special districts – to drastically slice the tax levy. Otherwise, taxpayers are going to face unwarranted new burdens as a result of the property reappraisal, which is… Continue reading Soaring Assessed Values Accent Levy Cut Need

Aviation, Civic Responsibility, Local Issues

Power Line Proposal – Close Scrutiny Urged

For years the efforts of many dedicated individuals and a considerable amount of money have gone into developing and maintaining the Provo Municipal Airport as an economic force in the community. At present funding is being considered for a branch fire station to be built on airport property. Three fixed wing aircraft operations are already… Continue reading Power Line Proposal – Close Scrutiny Urged