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M s""retary of State, one or my most satis ti<>1l8 ha"e been prepared by the Attorney lying duti~ is to p...... t to yoo this 1966 Gelleral Wi .....uired by law. The ~lalemenlS edition of the official voten' pamphlet, (OTI for and against h"'e !)<,en prepa""" by com· taining the official ballot title$, full explana_ mittees appointed under a procedure estab tions and complete texl.!; 01 the 14 state meas-. lished by law and are only argumenU. I have Ul" evaluate their Iruth <>r ae· otate general el""tion. ""r""Y. or the"" 14 measurcs. 3 are inihali,·"" (ini_ A suhoilantial effort has been made to make tiated directly by the people), 3 are legislath'c this edition Ihe moll useful ever and in this relerendum bill5 (measuJ"CS adopted by the conncetl<>n many changes ha,'C been made in legi,lature but reler""" by it to the peeple lormat, design. si'e and the like. Yoor COm ror d""won) and 8 are proposed constitutional ments will be "·elcome. E>:tra copies can be amendmenl.!; (al5<> initiat<'d by ihe legislature obtained at thc offices or city clerks and and relerred to the peeple) counly auditors, at public librari.... or di_ The olllcial ballot tltl~ and the explana· rectly from my office.
A. LUDLOW KRAMER Seo:rctary 01 State
TABLE OF CONTENTS
,~~ =< s....;"" INITIATIVES TO THE PEOPLE, h. l'>o. m--cities Sharing Sales. Use Taxes ... -" , ~ No. Z29-Rcpealing Sunday Activities Blue La,,' .. " , ~ No. 23S--RepeaHng Freight Train Crew Law , . " REFERENDUM MEASURES, No, I4-Bonds ror Publie School Facilities .,...... In, II 35 No. I5-Bonds for Public Instilutions , ,...... 12. 13 36 No. l6---Congrcsaional Reapportionment and Redillricling , .... 14, 15 38
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, Sub. SJR No.8-Election of Superior Court Judg"" . 16, 17 SJR No. 2ll-Rcmo\'i~ Limitation on Land Ownen.hip 16, 19 .," SJR 22, part I-Eslablishing Common School Construction Fund, 2(1, 21 ., SJR 22, part 2-1nvestrnent of Permanent School fUnd "," ., SJR 25-Port Expetlditurcs-lndu.trial D<;>,·elopment. Promotion 26, 27 " SJR 4-Voter QualificalJons for Pr""idential Elceti<>ns 28,29 HJR 7_Rctired Persons Properly Tax E>:emplions , 30. 31 " HJR 39-Publication Laws AuthoriunJl State D<;>bt , ...... " "" ~. th>H Of1id<>! !lalloot tille:' CinES SHARING SALES, USE TAXES AN ACT relating 10 ...,venue and taxation and providing- for the allocation and dislrl_ bulion of one-tenlh 01 Ihe alale tOUeo:l"" retail sale,; lax and uso: tax """enues 10 dlies and tm...... to pro-dde for public oafely, law enfonement, fire proleo:lion, public health, and ror ....rk and recreation Be"ices.
Statement FOR
Cilloo _c1 lo""nO 10,_ on .m"'lI.n,y Th. n••d •• no_vola "for" Initio"". 2261 Washington ciU"" and lowns are f..e_to Initialiv.. 225 pro"id... Ihe only relier which fa.:e with a stark emergency. It could become can be oblained quickly enough to mC<'t the • d\'ic di.....tu unle.. prompt action is lakcn. emerg.ncy, The crisis is oow' A rew solutions Tax revenues for vital "".....·ices ha," oot ha"e been suggesli'd. Almost withwt e,,_ kept up wilh c"pl
Statement AGAINST
Iniliative 226 is special interest • ....,.., Tn.... _ ...... An....,., "".-.I. Statement FOR lnitialive 229 reprucnls. bi-pllrti."o eftort The II... Law vlolo>e. Statement AGAINST EfIoo1 of ,hi. Initiative ~ 'opool this day and age or state concern with RelX'al of this law would remove all legal public welfare legislation." protection of Sunday ... OUT troditional day 4. Most people oppose wide open liquor for rest and renewaL RePEal would aloo re &ales. Many who enjoy alC Statement FOR Inll""I". 233 .Iim'na'•• f_h..t>eddin'9 rcll""led in highcr frEight raIl'S which must ond 0110'" Statement AGAINST Iniliotiv. 233 would "imin,,'. " lniti"tin 233 w ....ld .....'" unoof. n.""",d ..,1• ..,. low o"""'"ti"ll ."ndlllon, Defeat of Iniliali"e 2:33 will keep all crew Thc Washington Safe train Law "'OS cn memben essenlial to safe, emdenl rail ser_ acted to insure that profit moth·.tions of com vice. Firemen will be retained as safely peting railroads would not ovuridc safety lookouts on the engineer's blind side of the pr""autions necessary for the general public engi"". as troubleshooters, and as trained and railroad crewmen. Your vote AGA!NST relief for engineers. Initiative 233 will k""p that Washington law Proponents of 233 would have you believe uwblishing minimum safe operaling rail_ Ihal a brakeman is alw.ys in the cab. The road crews. Thi5 law il needed now more truth is. his duti"'! r"'lui", that he be on Ihe than ever beeause of increased sp<.'l'd, si", ground during all industrial switching opera_ and compleXity of railroad "Gu1pment. Dan_ tions. whkh lea"e, the engineer operating gen to children, pedes"ia... and vehid"" blind over 65'A of Ihe time. have increased with our Hp"nding popula_ tion. Nalural hazards of railroading in Wash_ Iniliativ. 233 would nol ••elun "'" 1••llIhl ",I•• ington. O"er mounwin grad"" and turns. are III Rat.... have increased in the three West"rn c"ident today as when this safety law Will States whkh ha"e repealed their ....fe train enacted. laws. This clearly indicates that 233 would not benefit Washington shippers cronom_ ieally. Although railr.,.,d earnings are at Initiatin 233 w....1d .limina'. public OCIf.su...... their highest peak since World War II, lhe railroads would sacrifice salety for inc",ased 1I Initiative 233 is passed, our Stat<> will profit.. be stripp«! of the neo:cssary power to r.,.. Keep Washington safl'-vole "l'>O" (In Ini_ quire minimal lafe manning (If freight Irains, Ua\i,·c 233. Railroad rompani... rottld operale trains with c",.'".,,, .,._.". '" "'.._. ".",."', A","''"T fewcr Crewmcn than the u.g;';latu"" deter ,.",.".. .,...... No. "., PONA..D Eo uHEWEN...... L<...... "V< <;h.b...... mi""d neee...ry for public $Ofety. Brakemen Il""h...... 0< Looo • _0- .. _ .... ,, __ _ .....11, ,.. __, ,_• .., , 0, ._ w _. >. ~, ... __1'_.'10, 0, _ .• ....,... T'''...... b,- tho AlIOOT><)' c ,. Statement FOR which will be retired from an existing source of mon"}' freed by retirement of anothcr bond issue. No new lax,," whalever are re quired. This money plus another $11 million (from SJR 22) will generate o\'er f.55 million in IChool construction in all paris oflhe slate. SPACE is urgently required to meet the 1M. 1. i. OnO of """th... Hb..ildinil block." immediate needs of our enrollment eKplOllion. for a bu,ln..._liko program "f odIool Provide the educational facilities we musl Statement AGAINST This prol"l~ 'Ial. bond issu. Wo' pused by the Extraordinary Seoo.ion of the 1965 u,gislalu~ wlthoul a single dissenling vote. Sl~ I'W) 'late I"'ge.""'.... 'g 2.c.i:'W~gP 1;"" ! 1i;;}1': i~g-" ~o~~ ~' ~oo> ~~r~~iti~i" >::'·~i';:!.~>::F"''':E a,"'l"'" :z: ir=i ...; .... g.:>'"... 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"3 O>~ •• "" ""z .>l ~~;.,f~I ,;:.il ~!",;:~~fi-g,~(:1 c"'"- ,. ~ "J, l<:l ~ II "r- = i"'''o>.;"'=b·~]i.e ;. I ;.Ji"!"~~~"l?_"- -, -'~~i"-.-. &: 5 fi~~;:§_. :s.!:: r d I .•. ~• t r ;: [-= ;" ::...." ,. ~ _ gO::;:-"-':r-6lfil:1 ']"'2 _It ...... ,--_. 0 f,'I' !. ";";:'" 0<: O"'~t ~lll:!"~"2,~;:~;'z ~i~~¥¥6i If=f;lr;e.[§~[~a~5~'" U ;;.~e;i-·i·!, ;.~"" (Il ttl _. Oiil!\," - co.. ,;: ; !._,,'" g"'! -" ::!... - ,,_. j-"~ ~''',,;"',. ~~r-'rt~;' ~,,£~~;.5·"'0i3.~~ !'",. • f'" . .... " ""0...._, !. ... _.. ,-.: .... l;- 7;. ::.:!: '" sJ ~il ;" Expl.aMtO'1/ rom"'~f iuutd by !~ 51MIOO.1'roce Statement AGAINST This proJ"'lMd .tate bond i$!Iue "'u passed by the Extraordinary Session of the 1965 lA.gislature with only on<' di$SCtlting ,·ote. Furth'"", no member of the Legisloture "OUld be enlil;ted to write a slatement ogain,t the proposal for publication in thil; pamphlet. A. LlIDLOW KRAJaIL ...... 1 ..... REFEREIIDUM OUinal Ballot Titl.,· 16 CONGRESSIONAL REAPPORnONMENT BILL IIUM8111 AND REDISTRICTING Chopte, lS2. low. bt,oo.nal dholm"" "",'l.i"l[ and redcfininr t"" boundar... of the first, o.e<:ond. third, fourth, .."th and ""'cnth United Stales congl'f:5Si"...1 districts of the Slale of W••hinlflon, allontinll In nch such dioclri.! 'me represent_."·" in t .... I; Statement FOR The Slale (If Washington beame one of the "'" well u meeting the court's one·man one first slates in the naUon \(I enacl u,glsLoth'c vole requirement.' ~ Redistricting and the 1965 Session of the Milke your vote equlll to any other vole! Legislature, by a oolid majority ill beth hOUsel, also passed • Congressional District Support Refer1'ndum aill No. 16. lOll Bill following the "one man-one vote" rule of the U. S, Supreme Court. The entire Wll$hinlton Slate CongrellSiolUll Delegation (Repub Ican and Democratic membc.. alike) end<>ned this plan. (Seattle Times, Friday, April 30, 1965,) "The e<>ngresynen It affect gave tm. bill (SJR #16) $Olid, bi·partisan backin,g . Even Cong...... man Thomas M. Pelly, a Se anle Republican, urged the Governor to sign the bill . __ becaulle it was in line with ree omm~dations made by the enU..., """-gres :U _ 'ot HIed of Referendum Bill No. 16 if opproved into low: U"""," th.. rer"""",urn \>Ill _ total num_ of conI...... "".t dlrtT"" (71 and 'he tollJ numho,< of I'OpI'<'Seflt:>tI,..,. (1) would he u""h.nle Statement AGAINST Vot. Ol)ain.t \Icrrymand..in\l order to cirrum.'ent .. nother "eto, a bill al most identi Statement FOR Simplify and reduce eledion roots by elim_ th., voter. on contested races ll.nd give each inating the nam"" of unopposed Superi.... voter more time to make hi. choices in thOM' Court judges from the deneral Election race<. ballol. Adequate safegullrd for a writ....in cam_ This proposed eonstitulkmal amendment paign is provide Statement AGAINST Thill proposed """"titulional amendment wu approved by an overwhelming m.jol1ty of the memben of the 1965 Leg\,slature In lIS Extraoniilllry s..-i0lL Further, no member of the wglslaturf! could be enlisted to write a statement against the proposal for publication In thia pamphlet. _ N"..IM.. ~n Officiol &llot Title:' -1020 REMOVING LIMITATION .-unOIll ON LAND OWNERSHIP Shall the limlution on the _ ....!'Ship of land io the State of Washit\&ton by eulain _n_ dti..,m ...... ,mo...llI by .... peal!... section 33, Al1ide 11, •• amended by Amendmellb U_Iid Z9 of the IUlte ...... lituti....? w_._ .. __ ,_ -,H ...... , ...""-,-",,,,,,,,,,-,,--_ _ ..," __ .. __...... •_ T'Jtlo .. _ .... "'" Attern<>' c ...... , Statement FOR 5.J.a. No. 2(1 i•• ~Iulion pas~ (136-1) S. A ~Yes~ \'Ote on S.J.R. No. 20 will rorred by the lllli5 State Legi.slalu.... to repeal in_ the inequilies of etlr land law, let U$ =Istenl and un~nable r..81U""II of our compete with Orsol,,,.. land laws- lngton's reputation as a state where the people of olher nations are welcome. V""" "Ya," k.O The Low 01 it ,,_ uilh' Effect of Senoft Joint Resolution n"... I'emIIlns In ou< n.le .""..n]tuUon • llml..• No. 20 if OfIfIroved inlo Law, I;e", on land owll<'nhip by _ ..;" "",,""1.- wtw> n,., __ <>1 !be p~ .mendmenl wouI4 "'IVe no' mad<>. docla....tlon or InlentlOn '0 ~ __ "'" ...... ,.~ llmltatlot'l on 1.oDd own Statement AGAINST ~ ownership is the bUb of our Amer_ aU people. It should be noted thai a!lens Ican heritage and Ihould be a privileg Statement FOR the Common &1>001 Conslruelion Fund, mak_ ing over $5 million each biennium availahle to cetire luture school ronstrucllon bond is sues (Uke REF. 14). Other inC Statement AGAINST This propo5'Nl. """"titutioJUlI _"",ndm~nt was approved by an ovuwh~lmin£ majority of the members of the 1965 Legislature in itll Extraordinary Session. Furtber, no member of the Legislature could be enllsted to write _ sto~mt _goiMt the proposal for publu,a. tion in this p;ilmphl~t. .DlATE -..n 22 O/1i<:io.l Boli Statement FOR these inv""tmenls to include g"""rnmenu.l ",,·enlle bonds, class "AA" COlpOI"ate bonds, insured bank and savings and loan accounts ... realizing 4Y.t% interest. and more. Build tho ..hoo', w. mu" han and No Now Tax..l 5JIt 22, """ '2 I, ona of the "building blocks" Thi. exira income i. one mOrt' way of. help fo, " bu.I" of ,,1l0oi ing 10 k....p local property ta""" lower. SJR 22 Ii" "'...... Part 2 and the other two SPACE ~buHdlng <....."".,; ""Ing: block" me Hid of s.nm. Joint bsolvtiofl -- ClpproYecI No. 22--Port 2 if into Law: Tl>o ~ Statement AGAINST This proJl'lS'l'd constitution81 8m""dJrM>nt wo. oppro,'1N! by on o''''''''''Mlming mojorily of the member. of the 1965 Legis18.ture in it. Extr80rdin8ry Session, Further, no member of the ~g;.lotuu could M eniistINI. to wrile a stalement against the proposol for pubti~o_ lion in this pamphlet. A Word About The Candidates Pamphlet ... When lhe Legislature in 1959 provided by Therefore, shortly .rl.er r came to office 1 law tOT the otlicial Vote.... Pamphlet, it also """ided to &align priority to • study of the directed the Se<:retary of Stale to publish .. ob&tacl... involved. I am v~ ple~ that_ C.ndidat8 Pamphlet. At the outset, however. were .ble to lind solutions to these problems it appear...:! that such .. publication would and, for the lint tim", are able to present 10 laC" some formidable hurdl.... Writing. de you this 1966 Candidate. Pamphlet. Not only ligning. setting type for and printing any wue we able to publish thl. pamphlet al r>ew book p",",,111 problems enough, even minimwn ~nse but in fact were able to with ample time available. Add the f.~ that COVer the COlt entirely by $livings achieved. no one "an foresee which candidates will through careful control of other expell5lell in survi.... the primary elections and be entitled lHJr electiOl15 programa. \0 sp"ce in such a book and the fact thai This Candidates Pamphlet, whJch hal been preparation, printing and distribution all published in nine ediUonz to minimize over_ must be completed after the primary but w..n lapping, contalns the plctu,," and .tatemenll in ad"an"" of th.. general "le<:UoI\-lO period IUbmitted by candidates for whom ylHJ will that the 1965 lAgillalure compressed even be voting in the 1966 general electiOl1 on No further-.nd lhe 5COpe of the problem be vember 8, l;O you will know what lhe}· look corne. obvious. Uke and hear dlRctly from them on their Many p"rsons concerned with voter llduca_ qualifications and the Issues. A1J In the Voters lion have long felt that such .. pamphlet was Pamphlet, I ha,"e no authority 10 romment needed to give the vot..rs "t our .tale more on such statements. bal.~ and useful electionl inlormation. ~.~,<:::~:-_~ A. LUDLOW KRAMER Secretary of State - ,"'...ty-/.... United States Representative ..... ADAMS Du.....at Tbo Ikb e..- _ ""'" oliffrrenl_ p ,., United States Representative s.v.nth eon.g.....ieftal Di."id .-- UimI ...... MUNN Jam•• S. lIlu... I•• ",••tldn, oUDrn., I" a ;"1 (Dpntian .. SpobnL SNtUL Hot .io 43 _ aM. ... AIr F__ Hot ...... , billow ""-al Gcmu,p. UIliver_ _ 0 -"""'1_1 .. tbtI AIr ...... __ oil)' in 1111. _ .... _ 10 __ ia Fob- In WaricI War II be w.. o ...... Md ~I PInt NIrJ' of thol ywar. F.,.- _,...... 10 ...... o-iDc tbtI KDnuI W.., in wbi<:b be __ .. priva.. low __ wit.b Jim C.p1ia_" 11M, loa A..iotanl Doput, a.;,,( of Starr r I~ .... Kina Cou<>I)' Dopub' Prn.ocu1inc A-,.. In I~ Air rene), be _ 0 I Robert B, SHAW Peace or> OW' ~rty'. pl.tform declarft thai tho ...... lho OW" yOUlh 'nd mllitariJ:inlI <>D" nalion. Unilod $loteo ,fO\'ernmen, 10 tl,hlin, In Vietnam Mo..eove.., ,h...... It ....pon.ibl. to.. ..l.in, io ";,nmoul, brutal ;u>d illepl, We call lot It. ~ prioceo, intl.olion, hillh in'e_1 ..,leo onb_ boys ..... ",,!fori... in the ...... We ,,,,,,,Ued tho.l Iems ..·ilk lhe billie"" lhoy requi.... V~._ ...muir.n' ..... bombin& bunUnl.nd P ..inl I "'•• born.nd..,hoole<\ in Tacuno; ....B., Ober_ PH..n!>; pei_inl thei.. ,-, £j'sj~,~""~'i~"!i£ i!iH~t'~!;il~i!'ll~ !~!~]'t~!ij~i8,tljil!!l'il- Ha ~l!L Fl.l, "I ~~:>:~"5'i l~~b5A~~ ~f!iiifl~li~I!: !!'jij!l' -IlL~ll:i~Ui~INi-! .c~Ul! "!. -~w.ll~.. ..r>E5! ii'•; -~!~;"il"l • ~~~i~!b.~i~!~il~~]!21 ~il'I!£'ii>l.~~~.iII "·t"" t"',r,'l j, ~;tji~l~i-1~j:!i!II! 'M~!·l~l!!"~d~'m"fi-"l"SI ;<,'"1 '\'~ l'l'll!!l! ';.l!;l,ill~1,!~,j.IFll!U .!.,!,:l! :: H~~ j!" ;l'j g • "I. 1~1~ ~ !l'~ .i,1 on. • 'II, !• I" • :l " II:! o • -, ; .! ii! .e ~ 0 •.,I", m~" ~ IW on > IiI I.,!',;H <"-" !!l , ,i ~'l' '1:! ~B'~ ~.U h~ ~'i!, l!'-i" ,.~ J l • !J'.a~. Hi • State Representative VOTE Fel ONE I'f EAOl POSITION In Ilw 1i65 _on John L. O'Brien oerved .. MoJorlfJ' r.e.d... """ oerv«I lOW" IermI .. S~k.. 0( the HOUle. In< John L mojor J>t')W.'" lad"ll: Ih. SLote of WOIh'- II one of blldptl"ll: end 11.....-, 000,_" wllh • "...,... O'BRIEN 1....;on,,1 b. lobert E. OESTREICH R.publican PoliTion No. 1 I';lectIi< AIIIII._ OIATALAS an My QuaIllt<:••lonIlnclude S'1)'Mn1 r_ expert· """". 1""ludin~ ."plioallon Of and tlo...... Deputy ShIPPI"ll: C"",m1aIlon ond R"",,,,, Of- _ ••nd w.,..ld W.. II rrulltary -,,1<0. I .d"""... _ ...... ta. coempllon lor pension.... liquor Ronald H. by the dl"inIl .It..- rh""'" ""un Sundaya, mental h 0- tlon Act," 10 proted O Horold W. (Bud! SCHULTZ Ropubllcon Ila«IId W. "Bud" smul", lont:-tlmo ....dent 0' West StatU<, Ia 3tI YUI'O old and 0...... hIo homo.t 5C17 ~'1th A,~uo S.W. H. and hll wile, Korona•• lonnar elrmontory ochooI to.d>or, ba."" Iw<> chlI_ ,.. State Representative von FOR ONE IN EACH POSITION John M. ROSELlINI o.~ Po.ili"" No. 1 ...... EDGlEY Rrpublican P",ll; to. 1I1e1"".l'Hid.nl 01 1M :14th DbtrId. ",""" ..... born In Wool Sel~ III yean...,. l~l ltaduolo of Weot SHltl. II~ 6d>oo1. BCS In Corntner<.-e & Ftnan<:e. SeoUl" U. 0I0lJ1 F ~lI~ Hi'~"l ~6H ->.~ :""":Z: " i ~iF ~~ "i- • 'II • a l,•• ~ 0;1 ohi! Iii ' z ~ :SS'gl: ~ ii ~,~l '", ;: l "!: ~H .i, • .,.-I! a i~ •, i ~~t ;; H if .."".!!,=, i " 'jL1iij'l• "It'·"o,-g..., [- i Q'Ulr"'l"'g.~' 'U~<19hi!~i'~j< h,,~~ '. l~ =.~ r ..f gffi l·~i!l:li·i:!l!~H ~ ~n!;! ,ii ;'! ,~< 'l"j l!'i&.;?'&. ;~~IIi~~!~;~~~j~_! !"~l~[f·[ioj -;H!It ~ll ~.. iii!; s i~"o.-' ~"'l!'! ~~"a~f,2Ii~~il~p§~ ~". ~ !i. !! ;:,5" .:i ~ '" t nf!dir~-iam~~h Ilif~ ~'l~ til' ai"~ ..~ -,.dl", lhl ~i;!l;lr[~f~.~,~!~ State Representative VOrE FOIl ONE IN EACH POSITION John "'enID, widely known realtor, """""unl\)' iN Vi.... RfMING R..p.Jbli< ..... BAGNARIOI. """"'~ Po.ition No. 2 '"'BAIRD.. Republi«ln Position No. 2 1- II State Representative VOTE FOIl ONE IN EACH ~TION A. A. MARINARO """"'~ POliriM No. 1 Brion J. lfWIS Republic"" POlition No. 1 Tbo... to ...... " and untmi.- bulu-. In our .....Ie th•• wtll .-qulre Imo&\nOU"" and P"lCftBIIve lu Georv- w. CLARKE (l.IIwyeO Republic"" Po,ition No. 2 1-12 I!lection Motel: I· 13 State Senator VOTE FOIl ONE Martin James DURKAN Oomo<~ senalOr Durka~ hal been. membor of the LoP· 1.11>.., Bu ...... w. TOPHAM Republioon In tho Seoltlo Lifo I1nderwrlten ....'n••nd \he No· IIonol n of LU. Undrrwrlla.. dDoo hla rehm:> fJ' I•, .. State Representative VOTE FO. ONE IN EACH POSITION Re_"'Uve t71h Dktrid l~-M; Renton Clty Cour> CIIo.,* M. All"" U I'\Innlnr for J' Looklnt; tow.rd. U.Lrd I Hom a"" ral.$ 1_ 15 VOTING CHECI( LIST STATE lAu.oy ISSUES Initiative 226 ~ ~ ., ~ C1tloo _ ...... v.. To> -.' SJR_ '" Utn,...- "" ...... Initiative 229 ~ SJR 22 (ParI 1) ~ _ ...... V ...... Bh.. ~. --, b<••.-.n.e-_ eo»o Sub. SJR 6 ,. IIJR 39 ~ EIo«...... _ e-" ~ ,. -- J_ - PW>II<..kIO>-...... w"""...... - FEDERAL AND STATE POStnONS U. S. Representatlv COUNTY P05lnONS ...... ", Auditor Clerk Coroner Commissioner Prose<:uting Attorney SOOrill' Superintendent oJ Schools l'nll.su",r LOCAL POSITIONS AND ISSUES POll EXPENmUIES-INDUSnlAL DfVB.OPMENT-ftOMOTlON shan Art..... VIII of the Bule "Onstltutlo.. bee amended 10 d,..,lan thai the we 0' publk fundi II)' pori dillrldA, in .""h ...... ,...... y be _ribed by Ihe lerlWolUle, for industrial d"vel,,_t or I..ole promotion and p...... tioaal h..ti...... 11 be deemed • public UK , ..... public: pur_ .nd oball "ot he deemed "" ullfOQtltullonai 11ft of ....b)ic fundJ;! .-- --.....T1, ..... --....._ _ __... _~....__ ,. -...., l"_'_"'-"'_~ __" ...... _.,...... "'-.....,.,.-.0.... Statement FOR Whr SJI 25 It on IIoe bedl..: (4) Dealing with port CUlllomers on a face The Washington State Supreme Court in to taOl: baaia--lf such dealings: involve 1965 overrul~ oplnlolUi and practices in foru any type of hooing. for many years and aid ports of this Illlte SJR 25 ...... lobs: muld no longer .~d money for promotion unleu ~ifiuJ.J.y authoriud by • vale of 1M SJR ~ has stronl support. In addition to a people. The Iegil;latull' moved swiflly to c1ear...,.,t legislative vote, Governor Evans restore this authority. Both the Senate and and hia AdvJ..ory Committee on Comme""e Hou... ",:erwhelmingly_ indkated above- and Economic Development have endorsed paued an amendment which will be on your SJR ~. So have a long list of re<:ognized ballot as SJR 2S when you vote November 8. leaders of labor, trade, bualnesa, industry and An .,xplaution of SJR 25 by the Attorney civic organlzationl. These endoraemenla re<: G.:=neral (who cannot take aid...) appears at ogni:ee the importance of protecting the public the top of the opposite page. Investment In port factliUes with adequate sales efl"ort to aasute lull utUlzatlon of OUr Why SJI 25 h __y needecI, porta. If you believe Washington poria should The ports of Washington aUle, by the meet the competition of portI in other ltates, and that the state'a $I.~ billion of "",port Supreme Court action rdetnd to abov<>, are import trade and great industrial growth il prohibited from doing truch simple, CUlltomary worth promoting and protecting _ Vote things 'P' "YES" lor SJR ~. (I) Cooperating fully with local indu.strial d~loplnent groups to bring jobl to our stale; (2) Developing Industrial sitellior lease or sale to industry; (3) Meeting the flen:e rompetition of a_ portI and airportJ: of neighboring stat... and Canada (which are not Illbject. to these restrictionl) with adequate ad_ vertlaing and other promotion; and Ezplana10Ty OD""Mnt iuud by tM Altorney ~l ar req1&i~~ by law Th. \.ow 01 " now .~ PrtaIlt rtate <:ooaUtuU.....1"",_ P"QIIlblt U>e Efhct of s..- Joint ...... uti.n upendlt..... of pUblk ",a''''T to< .-pUblk ...... _ No. 2S If _ ...... 1_ \.ow, _. In. I'W Statement AGAINST Promotion and promotional hosting-in plain language mono ad~rtiaing, lobbying, banquets aOO cocktall parties. U you agree that this ia not a proper use for To>< rrtOf'ley. vOle "NO" ot'l SJR Ui. U you believe that taxing districts should be treated alike nther than ~al privileges fClr Port Diatri<:l.I vote "NO' on SJR 25. If you believe no tnnsportatiOll lorm ohould be taxed to build competition agairu;t Itself- Vote "NO" on SJR 25. e-_ ...... ••_Y'Wrd.'_"' _ ....ART,.....AV","- ...... --,.. _--_ ..... _....._.-.--- ...... ---=--'... ___ ------_._~_...... _._.__--_.-... _-_--_- SUlSTITUTE__III Official Ballot Titlt!:~ VOTO: QUAURCATIONS FOR _L~ 4 Pl'ESlDENTlAL nECTtONS snail A.licle VI of lhe slate ccmstituUoll M lUI\aIded 10 allow United SI.teII cili_ meel in,: all nmslitulkml.1 qWllifi""tions for voline III lhe sl.te. _repl for ~h of ftSldenee. to vote .1 • United SlIot.,. p...Eidellliai eledl.... IOIoely for p....idential ..Iedon o. for the oftke of p....ldeal .nd vke president if they (I) l1I.lend to make Ihis slate their perm._ _ nt ""Iden...,; .nd (2) lI...e res>ded In Ihe sule al Je..1 sidy d.ys lmmecJ.istely p...,...,di.., the parlku_ b. presidential ele"'lon! ~_1I... -...... _._,- .... , __..-...... __ .. - '"_._ _ _. .. '80'...... ,_ _ At","",.---_ """"01. Statement FOR ...... 16Hl1s to... light ... _. ington will heve the "pportunity 10 incre..... Penons who .", citlzem of the United the 10t.1 to twenty st.l<'$ on N",:~mber a States .nd mey heve voted for meny ye... • re shocked to leun that upon movin\t l(J Ihe How 1M li",lMd .....lIng 1'.-..1.... State of W.shington. dUring I presidential _Idworl< election year, they he_ not only becom.. dis U HJR 4 II .pproved. lhe 1967 Legillalu~ frsnclli$ed for th.. st.te ..lectlon but, abov.. would ella..t implementing legislation to set all...annot ,,,,.,, for th.. national offi~ of PT('Si up procedul'n for 8 special preidenti.l ball,,\. dent. This is beca1.lSe our ronstitutlon at th.. Special provisions will be in<'luded in the present Urn...equlr.-s a full y..ar's r ...ldence st.tute l(J rover vi"I.lio.... Experienced ~lec 10 be ..ligible to vote any ballot. tion ofllc<,rs h.ve recommended th.t all such HJR 4 would correct this illjUltl~ by al voting to be doDe by. special .bsentee ballot lowing sud> JI"I'5OIl" who are qualified In to eliminate .ny ~bilily of confusion .t ev..ry respect (..x....pt for the y..ar's resI_ the polls. In .ddluon, .n .pplicatlom would dence) to vol.. a special ballot, restricted to be ch.nneled through the Secrelary of State's ..andidates for Prc.'Sident and Vice President, ofl\cf: In the same m.nDer II members of the If Ih.. new vot..rs he"e Ii"ed here for II leut .nned for,," now VOle .blenlee bal"'ta. to sit Statement AGAINS' This propoRd oonsUtutlcruol amendment was approved by all but two memben of the 1965 Legislature In Ita ElCtraon\lnary SeI&lon. Furthet', no member of the Loogls1lture could be "nUsted to write .. statement agalNt the proposal for publlc.Uon In thIs ~mphlet. -- _JOIIIT Officia:l Ballot Titlt-:· _LUTIOII RfTlItED PERSONS PIOFEITl TAX 7 EX_ION Shall Artkle VII of the atate tOnstllutlon lie .....,..ded 10 autb.orir.e the ~I....e 10 ...... ' relief from property to,.. _ rea! property owned au! otnlploed .. " resid""u h,. "'I~ pena IlUbjec1. to I.,do .""Ukt"'''' .,,01 COOI- 01160 as Ih" le&!sL.l,,", rna,. eat.blbh, In- dudl"l but not llmUINI It> lenl of IrKome alld 1eD¥th of .....w.ell«! v__ .. __ _ .. __ _;_'.. 1""_._(00_'_"'-""-.,.. _.. __."...... - ...... ,_-.... Statement FOR Articles of lhe state """"tiIulion should be Many states and political IlUbdlvWcns im .mended only for gra.... reuono. Such • posing taxation upon real property have re850fl exilla now, At preSt'nt, ArUcle VII granted subctantial exempUona and N!bat.ea requires "that 811 talles shall be uniform to seIllor dttteTIS on the ground that their UJ"ln the arne clus of property within Ihe generally limited income makes it difficult state or olher taxing boxIy," 'MIls requirement for them to maintain themselves In their ewn Is ....ry unIsi. 10 retired pe,rsons who are horna.. The 1965 sesslon of the Legi.lature property ownen with" fixed income 1"",,,1 puaed a bill granting &\Ieh relief which could ened by inflation. not be made effective unUI such time as HJR Aside from cn:ating hardships for OUr sen_ 7 was adopted. ior dti~ens. Article VII penaHlft many com The practical advantages of amending the munities whenever local agencies muat rely present Article VII of the .tate constitution on levy elections for 'I~d.l revenues. Rul aN! readily appnrenL Howeve1', there Is an_ ~ "n the pari of many retired p~rty other, more huma~. reason fQ\' voting fer ownen rompeu; them to Oppo6f! levies which House Joint RerI01ution No.7. Our senior increase their propert)· ta><. Some ta>< relief dtizens have lat>llNd hard to make our state would enable many of thl'5e penons to cast grow. Fer this w.. owe thf'm a debt. We Can more posith Ttl. Law 0$ it .- oilts: ArtkJe VII. SectIcn I (Amendment 14) of tile dale Effect of HOUM Joint Resolution No. 7 if approwd into law: n.. p~ am_t ,,"OUI Statement AGAINST This propoo<"d constitutional amendment Wa& approved by • substantial majority cf tb. member. of 1M 1965 ugislaluu in iU Extraordinary Se<.ion. Further, no member of the ....gis"'lu'" could be enlisted \0 wrile • statement against the propoo.al for publica_ tion in lhiI; pamphlet. ... LUDLOW KJlA)(EJl. _ ... 0/ Sla'. _ thlrft;-oM 0fficl4 &Itol TitI~:· PUIUCATlON LAWS ==39 AUTHORIZING STATE DEIT Shall Artld", VUI, _kin :J of tbe .lale ,.... .ritati..... requiriq" lbe poIblicat...... ill • DeWS paper in eadl count)' for tltree moathl prior to the electloa, of t .... text of any b ... 10 lie "eteol. u)IGII by tlIe people authorld-.: atate debl5, be ....ended ..... to req...ue ....1)' ,..., _tice ... the b ... be published al l.easl four tlma duriaa' the I...... weeks precedi.aa' tbe eled"'l1 i. fl'ilry Iepl __per III the wier N_'...... -..'_ ...... --""-,_- _ - .. •_...... TlUo .. _ A_<::_',---_ Statement FOR Uut the people vcteH or "let the people In the 1964 election $l50;t29.96 WIlS spent decide" is • Yery splendid phrase, if the pe0 for the publication of Referendum Bilh II, ple know whal they are voting on arK! what 12 and 13. If explanatory notices had been they are ~ding. published lnsl""'d. lIS provided by HJR No. been The purpose of HJR No. 39 Is 10 give tho, 39, the expenditure would have $63, voting public • bel~r underslanding of Ref_ 806.40. The saving in slJlte fundi would ha..... ermdum Billa .t less cost. amounted to SII6,823.56- Publiulion of the full tut In leg.BIIk HJII No, .)f _ ...... 1'" thOl I. wnlriH, Ianguase doeI not provide the de...es! p:>$ This change in publiutlon requirements libl.. undet'lltllmling of the purpose of such a for Referendum Bills is the same IlS that ballot meaSUre, PuhlicaUOl'\ of the rneuure which the V _ tIlITlli-hD<> A Ezplanatoty c:om~ imled by thf! Auorne.. (dneTul '" uqulrtd by law The law as it now Dish: ArU Statement AGAINST This p~ CO ... LUD1.QW Kn..MEJI. , ...... '" 0' f ..,. COMPLETE TEXT OF COMPLETE TEXT OF INlnAnVE INmATIVE MEASURE 226 MEASURE 229 Bollot 'I1tl~ .. _ b)' thoo A~ Ocnenl: Ballot Title .. iIIuad by the Attoo-ne, O"...... l' emu SH....tNG SALES, REPEAUNG SUNDAY USE TAXES AenvmEs BLUE LAW AN ACI' re\ati.... 10 rewn_ and taul...... AN ACT rrpealinr an exiaURJr .talnl.· wltleh and pro"idina: for th~ aU""alion and didri. dedar... il 10 he a enme (m,odemunor) for bullon or one-I~nth or Ihe atat., collecled any p<:rson, on the fint da,' of the wo:el< (Sun retail ..I,.. lax and UMlIa>< ""en"rs 10 cili.. day) to promole any nf>ioy or boioleYOli. and town. to provide for puhl;" ..Iely, law aport or amU50:.....nl; conduce or calTY on enforcement, fi.... proto> INmAnVE REFERENDUM MEASURE 233 BIU NUMBER 14 COlAI'TD: 158. LAWS 1965, EX. SESSIONI »allot Tille ...... «1 by tbot Atlomey Getlft'ol: Boflot Title .. _ by the Attom ItEP£ALlNG FREIGHT BONOS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOl fACIUTlES TRAIN CREW LAW AJI,' ACT Authorlililll til" iss...,,"" ....d ...1" of 11.1c j(.,,,er.l obllj(.don bon"- In. the ,um ~eprdine ~uirc",rnll AN ACT lrain CAW of $16,500.000; pro~i"il:ljf for plIfJDfl11 of the in the ";lr"'" i"d..-try; ...,,,,e..U,,« • st.tule ho."b f ....'" u ..pJ.ed&ed ...,tall ...1.. bx ""v ,,·hi.,h prohihits operaliq' fre~ht t..;... hav enues or other me.....ulhorlud by the leg. illalu...; .ppn>p.iailil.ll p~oteedo therefro. inll twenly-live .... mo..., .,.... wilh • erew of for sial., m.t.,hlng fund. for CCI...t....tln,: 1_ than s;", or IiJi:hl enei- with. e,..,w of pubII• ..,bool pl....1 f..,iIItl~ ."d .utllorirlnA: I..... than thl'ft, oullidIO y.rd limits and wh.,.,. the Ibte hoU'd of Kuutl"" to milk., ""....in CClBli nl .11....tlons of funels f.... public: more lha" two t..i... per d.r 0 ...... , ""lOr ..,hool I"'dlo... the same Ii or PIIrt therwf; prohibltinll LEGISLATIVE TlTl..£ lbe st.t., f prev.,,,tlng ..L1 ...ds frorn (SefI.1e Bill No. 40) mannl,,&, f..,;pt tninl In .<:cOrd.n.,., wilh CClII.,.,I;"·" harpi,,;,,&, ~",c"l11 or .ny n.· PUBLIC SCHOOL 1'LA1'o"Z' rACILITIIlS F1NA.>;ClNG tlonal o~ ather ..,Itle",.,,,t of t..in ....,... me; .nd dKl...i,,&, .hat lhe lize of puR,,&,1Or AN ACT llel.",,- to lho publl< "'hoot.. .nd the "'wor' 1h BONOS FOI: PUBLIC INSltTUnoNS AN ACT Alilhor\d... the iu_nee .ad ..Ie of ....I~ ~Mul obl".I;on bond. In the Ium 01 $4ll,575,llOO; .pp....pri.ll... proc« LrolSLATlVlC TlTl.E (SUbo!lltl\.e Sftl.ole BID No. til Ill;ILDI:S~GftEaIOlUCATION-nATII: "GIEH~A."ClXG AM ACr _U ... _ 1....-,. 1. 1...... • ,..- .,..------__ 00.-._04 of C .....,... &: ! ~I: ... e-_,_~""'-""" a--.. ~. A.,oIn. .- , U.zx Far Il\e ~Iof ..~I ". 'e- Sol Doo< prod__.. "'"' It_ .. . I IMP _ ....Irtv_ ·fld4l"" &~)Im 1o"". ""''''.... pG,t oNl with the 01l'Ice nf 11>0 A'Iome7 Genonl Iln ll'~!;il~I'iIJ-Ij~!~;~'illa!;ij'~i~~ljl;!;;i"n!~li'ij'llj'i Ij'i:-!l-caIi' ~ tl~'fil~JIi 'i !ill"" ~ll'loiI .1 , ! r-J' lM,l-lj! 1'1 '! ~1J dm~.i:!J!liid!m~i~'!i!~jhm'MUll.iii~;!!!;gmi:H.b nm~t~ii!!"!HiI!itliiil~l~nl~iimJ~lmm"i!~;~i~~1E !~:!inI!= ~.o=il~i -=~~._~ Ii:·;j~il!mt3illa '~'1'l;~i'll~!~IIWlu~~g~'i'!IHJllil ;l r!J !-i!IJi';'";~:H~~I~I hl':w;!' ~ ..... _ ...,. S. Itlls. ~ 1M _.~ lol.O)l' .. IlIm. _,...., dlffttJ,- f....., 1M _ of 0I1d aen.. 11_ of R.".--...,h"" _ Olod M., 7. 1145 In 1M ~ _f... COMPLE'T'E TEXT OF COMPLETE TEXT OF PropoMd PropoHcl Con~titutionol A","dment Constitvtionol Amendment SENATE JOINT SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION 20 RESOLunON 22 PART 1 _ nu. .. _ ..,. II>e A.-.,. Genonl: REMOVING LIMITATION ESTA!l.ISHING COMMON SCHOOl ON LAND OWNEltSHIP CONSTlUCTION FUND Shit Ih~ llrnlt.tion on .he: ow...,~ip _ ...._ ... ~"' .. _ .. *_ ,4_•. ,.... -. .. COMPLETE TEXT OF •. _...... - Proposed Constitutiongl Amendment COMPLETE TEXT OF Sub. HOUSE JOINT Proposed RESOLUnON 4 Constitutional Amendment HOUSE JOINT Bolio' Tille •• 1_ by ttlc IIltomey Gcn....t RESOLUnON 7 VOTER QUALIFICATIONS FOR PRESIDENTIAl ELECTIONS Ilollol TItle as _ by .no .0.110....,. eon.",t Shall Arlide VI or the stal" consl;lution he amended 10 .1I0w Unile IlE IT RESOI.VED. B~ 'h. S".,,'P "nd H""... 01 Ill: IT RESOI.VED, B~ ,~. Se",," "nd .~. H...... 01 Rrpr.....l PUBUCAOON--t.AWS AUTHOIIZING STATE DEBT ShoIlI Arllde \'111, ,..." .... '011.... SUlI,,~_ atk.,...... nquiriq I"" puWiauion, i.. • __""~ On nc" ~'J" for lhree .....",- p ,. I"" ,,1«1...... r ,.... lal 4 .... '0" ..d ••...... ,..,w •• l ...._ ,'",d,. '10'''4116.' "'...... ,, '10... ",,",,,,, cox, Voling by Ab••nl•• Ballol Any voter who wlll be away from home on In order 10 be <:erlain thai the voler's ap the day of the el""tion-or is so phys,kally plication is authentic, our I.ws require Ih.t handicapped that he (or she) cannot vote in the s.ignature upon the application be verified penon should apply now for an absentee by comparison with the s.ignature on the ballot. Any $igned request rontaining the \·oler'. permanent registralion l'<.'COrd. t'or nf!«'SSary information will be honored. For this ",ason, a voter who resides w!thin a city )"our ron"eruen<:e, a model applkation is re. precinct must send his applicatlon 10 his cit)" produred below. clerk even Ihough the reqUHt is for a state Our absentee voting procedure hll$ been general election ab$entee ballot, The city greatly simplified in that it is 00 longer ~ d"rk, aft.". approving the applicalion, will essary to mark your ballot In the preseru:e of thcn forward It 10 Ih" appropriate oount>· a nolary publk. All that I. requited is for tbe auditor who. as the election oflI<:er, adually a~ntee voter to sign the affidavit whkh i. issues and ...,.,eives ab$enlee ballots for all printed upon the envelope used to mail back elections. the marked ballot. Apply Now for an Al»entee Ballo' If You Cannot Yote In Person. · ·_· cup on ,'oa.. ALONO T1l1. U"'E _ APPLICATION fOR STATE G£NERAL ELECTION ABSENTEE BALLOT S.nd U1.b. .ooll I hereby declare thai I am a qualified elector in ~_~ , State of (01."", Of.....,<>1 Washington, and that I am registered for voting at the following addreso: ------"h'''~=__=_C_''"',;;.,.,... '''''"'_''''.',------· ____._~. My voting p"""inct i. _ _-;;;;;~ ,m...... , '" .-..... JIlI 10 p....,.,.,,~... numbor' Thi~ applkation i5 being made for all absentee ballot lor the approaching: lEI November 8, 1966 SlOt. General El.mon My reason lor requesting an ab$entee ballot il: 'Cbock ._la,...... , o I c~pect to be ab$ent from my precinct during the polIinlJ: hours on the day of ....id el~'Clion. o I am SO incapadtaled that I Cllnnot attend at the polls and vole in tl><> usual way at said electIon. mr jnclplldl~' being in the manner as follows: ____ ~ .. SIGN" HEKE. ,n." no_ ..... "" _It"" -.,,,,.,., ...., ,s....."'...... " Fill In addre.. where )'ou wish .kentee ballot 10 be ..,nl. ,."".) LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS SEATTLE AND VICINITY TACOMA AND VICINITY .~..t-. OS!''''~S9 .... so • 30 I_-:=.\ ,I ••• I.J L..~ .. • ..,"", o J J r--' 8 \'10. '" II • .. . -- . .. . --- . 25 .....,.. •• SPOKANE AND VICINITY I~ ,"1 • • 3 .. 47 7 .I, 111'" ~ 7 11II and dccenl 01 tlu! Slot. of W",,~ington: lIv1nt· )lunl
tt... 0< ""_ for ..10. Illl!', no'wi""'landlnr ony __ f>1 tho law "OJ' pef'l<>nll proporly. IIhIIll boo ~1y '" I mlodo 'f> the """""ry• .,....tenth of the ...... ,"" MtIved moanor, I"roIlidod, 'ThaI moe.1a, ..ithtJul lolodelURI I..,." the I'OlIU 011.. IIx and <>no-tenth f>l th._-.,. liquors, may be "",'ed on the pren>l$ol or __ nUl dorive:! !rom lhot ...... l.-np
<:1>001.. Tk< ..,., '" >oK! lund .~.1I 1><: (1) Tb<>oe pr~, d h·ed from tile oaJe o. "ppropri.11m or limbel' "nd ol~or