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To Extend Sales Tax Exemptions

TRENTON - Two Republican bills designed to exempt necessary personal health care products from the state sales tax have been released from the Assembly Revenue. Finance and Appropriations Committee. The measures (A-1T54. Chinnici/Hardwick. and A-1241^Weidel) extend current sales tax exemptions to cover gauze bandages, personal hygiene items, paper products used for personal health purposes and certain diabetes tests. "One item which clearly belongs on the list of exempted products is the non adhesive bandage." said Assemblyman Joseph Chinnici. R-Cape May. Ciftnberlahd. "The particular uses of these bandages to relieve the effects of prolonged confinement to bed are essential to the health care process and deserve this exemption." "The Legislature voted early in 1983 to exempt certain personal health care

items and^japer products from the sales tax to lighten the burden of low income persons who must purchase these products as part of their everday lives." said Assemblyman Chuck HatHwick. R-Union. "The list of items exempted. however, failed to make a^clear distinction between certain types of products which were intended to be part of the exemption." Hardwick said "This bill will eliminate the kind of hair splitting in the current regulations, which exempts shampoo from the sales tax. but not hair conditioners and rinses. Other items used for personal hygiene, such as toothpaste and dental floss, will also be ted." Hardwick Hardwick 's bill ,^Vil48> wa' merged v^ipr Chinnici's bill befone^the committee acted to* release the measure. The second bill, sponsored by Assemblyman Karl Weidel. R-Hunterdon. Mercer, exempts diabetes

tests, such as "Acetest" and "Clinitest" from the sales tax "These tests are an essential part of treatment for thousands of diabetics in New Jersey, and sales tax exemption is in keeping with 'he overall legislative philosophy against taxing essential health products. " Weidel said. A third bill, which exempts pregnancy tests and contraceptives from the sales tax. was also released by the committee. This bill duplicates provisions of the Hardwick proposal, however.

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Bill Mends Tourism Fund Cut T R E N T O N - Assemblyman Joseph W Chinnici. R-C'ape May. Cumberland, has introduced a bill to restore tourist promotion funds cut from •Gov Thomas H. Kean's budget proposal by Democrats On the T Legislative Joint Appropriations Committee The bill <A-2148» appropriates $250,000 for tourism promotion and advertising and removes language which places a S600.000 cap on advertising expenditures in the New I York and Philadelphia v media markets. "This mpney represents I a dev portion if the stale program to promote New1 Jersey's vacation attractions throughout the region." Chinnici said THIS ADVERTISING campaign has pro- -n to be highly successfu. and it would be a shame to scrap it now because of the short sighted action of the Appropriations Committee " said Chinnici. who. as a member of the committee voted against the action lo remove the funds from the advertising and promotion portion of the tourism budget "Two of our most sue eessful campaigns to attract tourists to New Jersev have been focused on the New York and Philadelphia metropolitan areas, which contain vast numbers of people looking for attractive spots lor vacation and extended weekend trips. Chmniei said To limit this campaign in these areas will decrease its overall effectiveness significantly."

BUCKLE UP — Governor Thomas II. Kean inaugurates New Jersey Automobile Dealers Association safety belt campaign. Raymond M. Burke III. NJADA incoming Board Chairman and a Cadillac-Oldsmobile-Chevrolet dealer in Wildwood. joins the Governor as he tries belt of new convertible. Dealers are distributing safety belt literature w ith each new car. featuring seat belt posters in showrooms and mandating belt usage on dealership cars in program conducted with State Division of Motor Vehicles and Office of Highwax Safetv.

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