2 B DESERET NEWS, TUESDAY, JULY 19, PSC may delay hearing on MFS boos i The failure of Mountain Fuel Supply Co. to produce budget figures for Wexpro, a subsidiary, has raised the question of a further delay in the fuel companys hearing for a rate increase. The Utah Division of Public Utilities announced intent Monday to ask the Utah Public Service Commission (PSC) for a further delay until the figures are produced and studied. The fuel companys delay in providing the information also came under fire today from Utah Consumer Action Group (UCAG). liCAG officials held a press conference in the State Capitol to protest the utilitys failure to comply with a PSC order to produce the Wexpro information. Wayne Horrocks, a spokesman for the consumer advocacy group, told the Deseret News UCAG intends to push for full disclosure of the MFS subsidiary. Death of miner miner who died after he was struck in the head at Anaconda Co.s Carr Fork Mine did not receive injuries sufficient to cause death, the state medical examiner said today. Dr. Serge Moore said he is continuing investigation into the death of Tom Gray, 20, Tooele. Dr. Moore said he was investiga ing the victims background, and the type and amount of medication he received. Gray was struck in the head Thursday by a bucket moving through the mine. He was treated for a broken jaw at Tooele Valley Hospital and transferred to Holy Cross Hospital where he A sufficient to cause Dr. Moore said. 9-1- 0; comparisons with past hearing budget figures are dependent on the overall company budgets, including those of Wexpro, Valid SUNDAY Martha Olson, UCAG board member, said at the Capitol press conference that in 1974, the if they are PSC ruled that rate-payer- expected to finance exploration, should also benefit from successful fuel finds. Shortly afterward, this ruling was rescinded, following a secret meeting of the commission and MI' S officials, she charged. risk-benef- it Paul Terri 9128 Thompson, Lynn Dr., an attorney anand businessman, nounced his candidacy today fnr Sandy mayor. Sandy needs strong leadership from the mayors office ns well as he good managership, said. "I believe I can provide both. He said he is avoiding lofty campaign promises. My commitment will be to exercise power associated with the office of mayor with competency, consistency and fairness. president. y It has since been found that only property was involved in the Wexpro transfer, Crawford said. The matter is closed and there is no reason to go over the same ground again, he concluded. non-utilit- Environment act misses victim is critical the boat, engineer says nation of environmental problems at the local level instead of through regional offices. Environmental Protec tion Agency rules regarding parks and recreation "In whose eyes are we there are no feasible alternatives? he asked. Davis said the state couldnt completely termine there are alternatives, he said. are growing de- no I v.,v 'i Mr. Thompson An honors graduate of Brigham Young University, Thompson has practiced law in Salt Lake City and Sandy. He is also a managing partner Paul Roberts of sociates, a firm he As- found- ed in 1973. He is a former LDS missionary, is married and has three children. faster nationwide than the fed- eral government, he said, "there is a need to satisfy those rules! He talked about some tests he has run regarding ambient air standards as they relate to people smoking. areas require certain things be studied to Thompson conceded that growth is inevitable for Sandy. However, he said, planning should always he done with respect for the rights of existing property owners. "Growth can and should be good for the community." Pointing out that state and local governments to determine '"if W. SANDY When our customers pay their bills, they are paying for gas service, nothing else, said John Crawford Jr,: MFS executive vice Collision ensure such growth in local government is necessary and does not result in needless Get behind the tube TV news is fleshed out in the Deseret News. Introductory said the act Davis Sandy attorney race joins mayor rr non-utilit- Supreme Court rulings in several locations in the country have supported the concept of ratios for consumers, she equal said. MFS officials said the charges by Mrs. Olson were ridiculous and had been raised before. They said no secret meetings were over held between the utility and the PSC to e monsWilliam Bauman, one, created a of and instead ter, trying same address, riding in the front seat of the to reduce the o monster. continues to station wagon was Congress He said make it bigger. treated at the University there are ways to enhospital and released. hance the environment, Hollis said the but the rrocedures now in woman's car was north- effect are about as bad as bound on 13th East when they can be. it was struck by a southDavis said people bound car attempting to should be better environtuni left onto Allen Park mentally educated. He Drive, (1865 South). cited the need for coordi red-tap- ON SALE THROUGH SATURDAY, JULY 10-- 7 change the 1974 order. The commission acted after Mountain Fuel stock slumped badly following the 1974 order and trading was temporarily suspended on the stock exchange, a spokesman said. The whole question of Wexpro Co. has been thoroughly explored by the PSC since 1968, with the last hearing Dec. 29, 1976. At that time, the only matter left to be resolved was to y property make certain that only had been transferred to Wexpro, officials said. Lambert said. MFS officials promised a meeting Wednesday concerning the matter with the Wexpro attorney, who is out of town, he said. The National Environmental Policy Act has done more harm than A Salt Lake woman good, a Utah Department remained in critical con- of Transportation endition today after suffer- gineer for location and ing head and body in- environmental studies juries Monday night said today. when her car collided Sterling C. Davis said with another vehicle on the act was 13th East and Downing-to- n legislation, Avenue (near 18th but in its implementation South). and application it missed the boat quite a bit. Katherine Nancy In a Speech to the Utah Yale 1430 Bauman, 23, of Ave. (1080 South) was Sector, Institute Entaken to the University of Transportation at the Fort Utah Medical Center gineers, Officers Club, after the 6:05 p.m. crash. Douglas 216-un- it Friday. OPEN DAILY Horrocks said utility users are paying for the companys dry holes, while profitable gas and oil finds are taken over by Wexpro. and the profits accrue to the company. The subsidiary, he said, is a big profit arm of the gas utility. In a prehearing conference July 11, the PSC ordered MFS to produce information, and counsel for the company said it would be available within 48 hours. The commission imposed a protective order that the budget not 'ik' revealed to third parties. According to the state division, however, the information has never been produced. Figures are needed to aid the division in investigation connected with the rate hike request, said Eugene S. Lambert of the division. Developers of a proposed apartment complex at 23r1 F.ast and loth South have the gn ahead now for construction. Salt I.akt County commissioners declined Monday to override the County Planning and Zoning Commission's approval of the project, which has drawn angry protests from neighborhood residents. County commissioners said the plans conform with regulations. Therefore, they said, they had no basis on which to refuse the developer a conditional-us- e permit required for construction. The debate over whether the apartments should be built has continued for more than a year. Cottonwood Heights residents originally succeeded in blocking the developenment. But developers later submitted amended plans, dropping the units on each acre from 23.9 to 20. The planning commission then recommended the permits to allow construction. Two Cottonwood Heights women in June produced documents linking connections between developer Bliss Parsons and Stanley Wade, the original developer. 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