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Show 99 they will be so considered if the matter is ever tested in court.62 In order to cal arm serve help keep teacher-legislators of the UEA has in the pay and what Legislature the difference they would if earn they between their serve.63 pay from their in the first subsidy practice for designed Legislature businesses while they to to serve in the help keep improper and as to endorsement policies, careful not to endorse candidates in the direction of Congressional Secretary members of the as them there. became an a much race more posing potential as a in the past the UEA rule. active stance. The movement For was today is example, in the eleventh hour write-in candidate. signed a In this case, letter asking for funds to 62Jack Olson, Vice President and Executive Secretary, Utah Taxpayers Association, interview, Salt Lake City, 27 July 1976. 63"Some Legislators Receive Subsidies from Political Action Arm of UEA,II Salt Lake Tribune, 25 January 1976, p. B-l. 6411UEA Subsidies very in Utah's second district, UEA Executive the Board of Trustees, minus one, p. B-5. This 1egis1ators.64 Pertaining 1976 teacher-legislators on teachers allowing attacked was or legislative place is opposed, how much greater will the be to any program opposition problems employers if Understandably, Legislature politi This is teaching. were they suffer financially while other receive full the adopted the practice of paying educators who justified by the UEA because of the hardship since in office, Opposed,1I Deseret News, 19 February 1976, |
