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Show 7C Lakeside Review North, Wednesday, Sept. 7, 1983 Dayis Panel Backs Conference Dated Family Population Basis For Health Funds The media, single parents and teenage alcoholism are some of the topics slated for the Families Alive Conference" Sept. b at Weber State College. The conference is in its fourth year and will include seven keynote addresses by family experts from across the country as well as 14 different workshops. A keynote address will begin each morning and afternoon session for the three days with a ' special free Thursday night lecture by Dr. James J. Lynch, a professor of psychiatry and codirector of the Psychopysiologi-ca- l Clinic at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Dr. Lynch will speak at 8 p.m. in the Ballroom of the Shepherd Union Building. His topic will deal with the effects of social .isolation in disease. He is author experiencing Loneliness. family relations experts." Other keynote lecturers 14-l- BARRY KAWA ' simplest one possible. ' Review Staff FARMINGTON - Federal funding for state mental health -- programs should be allocated on a population basis, recommends the Davis County Mental Health Advisory Board. The boardi voted to take this recommendation to the Big Sky Region 8 mental health conference this week although Utah would lose about 9.1 percent of its present allocation. On another proposed federal funding formula of 50 percent population and 50 percent income basis, Utah would only lose about percent of its allotment. Mental Health Director Russell Williams said this formula is open to other factors that could be added in and would eventually cost smaller states such as Utah more money. Williams said he favored the population-base- d formula as the per-capi- ta 1 The Region meeting this week in Montana will include mental health representatives from Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, South Dakota, North Dakota and Utah. Representing Davis County will be board members Ken Cravens, Betty Moore, Commissioner Harry B. Gerlach and Dr. Williams. Williams said problems with the present system of allocation at random is that larger states in the northeast such as New York can lobby away much of the funds in Congress. The regional recommendations at mental health conferences across the country will likely have an effect on Congress decision on how to allocate the funds next year. Williams said his group will make the boards recommendation, although he felt other areas will likely support other funding methods. rr 773-730- said "The workshops and cal psychologist at McKay-De- e Hospital; Dr. Rebecca Smith, University of North Carolina at Greensboro; Dr. Conrad F. Teopfer, Jr., State University of New York at Buffalo; Dr. Gordon T. Allred, Weber State College; Dr. Gary D. Willden, Weber State College; Ross A. Bonneville International Corporation in Salt Lake City; and Utah author Dr. Brenton G. and family studies, sociology or social work may obtain two hours by attending the conference. State Recertification Credit, CEARTP credit or WSC Continuing Education Units are also available. conThe fee for the three-daference is $55 and includes a Wednesday luncheon. To register contact the WSC Division of Continuing Educa0 or write: Famtion at ilies Alive, Continuing Education--310Weber State College, Ogden, Utah 84408. Ri-chi- y Yorgason. Dr, Jean Kunz, chairman of the department of child and family studies program at WSC, which is sponsoring the conference, said, This conference ad- dresses what families today are 626-660- 4, Under the direction of ccrified instructors Jerrold and Norma Dalton, of Sunset, the course will continue Sept. 12, 14, 19, 21, 22, 26, and 28, with range practice scheduled for Sept. 26. 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