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Lawmaker proposes tuition credit of 5%

Salt Lake Tribune (Free subscription) | 20/11/2008

With the economy tanking, tuition rising and families struggling to stay afloat, state lawmakers hope to give people one more reason to pursue a degree at any of Utah's state-sponsored colleges, universities or applied technology centers.Rep. John Dougall, R-Highland, proposed legislation Wednesday that would give higher education students a tuition tax credit. In light of the current...

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Shifting “Power”…Answer to Constituent’s Question

Under The Dome (Free subscription) | 06/11/2008

... strong (the size of a 2001 redistricted senate district). Rep. Craig Frank (R-PG) and Rep. John Dougall (R-Highland) have seen their house districts grow to nearly 50,000 residents each. Original house district sizes as the result of 2000 census and subsequent redistricting was approximately 30,000 persons. Three house districts in 2001 then equal approximately 90,000 persons; however,...