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Show Sunday, April 11, 1971 Delegate Ruling Sought 36-Month Guaranteed Silent GuardII WASHINGTON(UPI) —Georgia has presented to a U.S. Appeals Court its argument that delegates to the 1972 naticaal political party conventions should be apportioned on a “one-man, one-vote”’ basis. At a hearing Friday, attor- ‘a1 Sears Appliance Catalog Stores GRANGER, UTAH 2781 $00 So MURRAY -EAST $630So. thE neys for both the Democratic and Republican parties opposed the theory, contending the parties should be allowed to continue their practice of giving bonus seats to states which elect their party candidates. Georgia has appealed a U.S. District Court ruling which in November dismissed a suit filed originally at the request of former Georgia Gov. Lester Maddox. The Appea's Court advanced the case for argument in order to allow time for a Supreme Court decision before the New i identia! primary next year. Harold M.Hill Jr., Georgia executive assistant THE HERALD,Provo, Utah—Page 15 SUGARHOUSE 2152 Highland Dr BURLEY, !DAHO 2241 Overland Ave POCATELLO, ID. 205 So. Main St ati BRIGHAMCIIY, UT $0 So. Main St SHE MAYBE MAYORof OklahomaCity, but she’sstill all worian when it comes to a new easter bonnet, Mrs. Patience Latting, whose recent election made Oklahoma City the biggest in the nation with a woman mayor, shops for a new easter hat. aa i} Benefit Fund Raised_ ‘Wonderful Wyoming’ attorney general, argued Friday his state had been “denied an equal voice in the conventions under the present formulas.” He said his state would get 53 delegate votes under the present Democratic formula THERMOPOLIS, Wyo. (UPI) but 68 on a population basis. —One cake sold three times— In 1968, Georgia gave its 12 raising more than $100. In Meeelectoral votes to third party teetse, Wyo., residents paid presidential candidate George money to push radio announcWallace. Consequently, it will ers into the icy Big Horn Rivgain no bonus delegates from er. High school students donateither the Republicans or the ing a penny each raised $300 Democrats in 1972. “The fund drive is absolutely unbelievable,” said Mrs. Lee Sheridan of The-mopolis, Wyo., ina telephoneinterview Friday. Mrs. Sheridan will serve as a kidney donor for her daughter, Mrs. Susan Cunner, And from all over the Rocky Mountain Lives Up To Name; So Do Neighbor States '71 Water Outlookin West, donations have poured into the small town to assure that she can have the transplant, Utah Good Mrs. Conner, a 27-year-old SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)— Utah’s 1971 spring and summer housewife, had to put up a water supply outlook ranges $10,000-$15,000 deposit before the from fair to excellent according operation could be performed. to the River Forecast Center, Within 12 days, $14,832 was National Weather Service. The center reports reservoir storage is above average and streamflowforecasts range from about 70 per cent of average in southern Utah to better than 200 per cent in the north. raised through various fund raising projects or simply sent to Thermopolis by persons willing to help. from all over Wyoming, and from people in Colorado, Utah, Precipitation for the October- New Mexico, Montana, Nevada, March period is above 120 per Idaho and Kansas. cent of average for an area The operation, originally headwaters of the Provo River northward into Idaho and Wyoming. The Uintah Basin,central and southwestern Utah received near average precipitation ac- ing scheduled for Monday, has been set back until April 23 because one of the eight surgeons who will be participating in the operation wascalled out of town. “It’s over the $14,000 mark now and they are shooting for $18,000 to cover costs of the entire operation, if that much is needed,” Mrs. Sheridan said. “We know now what it means to live in ‘Wonderful Wyoming.” Atfirst, she said, the family thoughtits insurance would cover the operation’s cost, but found out at the last minute major medical coverage did not include a kidney transplant. “I’m not complaining about the insurance,” she said. “It has been great, but we just assumed it covered kidney transplants and found out it didn’t.”” The Conner family also hoped to obtain a federal research grant for the operation, which is to be performed in Denver’s University of Colorado Medical Center. Butthatalso fell through at the last minute. “We were told we could get a grant, but it wouldn’t be for several months,” Mrs. Sheridan said. ess> 3 Tubel l al w k Blac 6.94 yx1 7ao8l4 ww 4 ww = ga5xl4 ww a Your Horoscope SUNDAY, APRIL 11—Born are well favored at this time. to the service, but the today, you are an_ intelligent Another may offer you a chance ion of Utah re- person, gifted with exceptional for success worth looking into. caret generally 80 per cent or powers of persuasion. You know PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21)—A instinctively what will appeal family gathering -would be an Storage in 14 principal reser- most to whom and are wise excellent way to gain the voirs, excluding those of the enough to use the right toois of diversity of opinions you need if ag }- persuasion for the right job and you are to make the right ect, was 2,826,040 acre feet at the right audience. You have only decisions today. the end of March, 140 per cent to rememberthat such an ability Monday, April 12 off the 1953-67 average. carries withit the responsibility ARIES (March 22-April 20)—A The relatively mild, dry winter since late January and the to use it well, for other people day for making haste slowly. You present lack of significant low depend upon your guiding them can gain your objectives by . well. Given the power to direct, evening—but only if you go about prospect you must direct toward ac- it methodically for spring flooding over most ceptable goals. TAURUS(April 21-May 21)— of Utah. 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Bennett Lauds Nixon's Speech About Indochina ARIES (March 22-April 20)— have time later in the day for Cooperate with any who would taking advantage of cedisl inuse your efforts to serve the yatations. community asa whole. Morning GEMINI (May 22-June 21)— church services contribute to Verbal agreements may appear Bood outlook. to give you what you want—but TAURUS {April 21-May 21)— the wise Gemini will br sure to The Taurus whois unwise enough getit in totell tales outof school probably (4 * GEM (May 22-June 21)— your success today. Do what you Follow your usual Sundaycan to make a good impression. schedule—but be sure to include LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)— any who would partake of your Though others may call it unwise, activities in your plans. this may be a good dayto allow CANCER(June 22-July 23)—A day which should bring you de»p personal satisfaction from developments in your relationships with family members. 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