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Show THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, Thursday, April 4, 1963 i i ; " ' ; ' ' ' - - J . t t u(l.ii.WHMlJIJIHWIMHWlll"WWI1l I'WWI.HW '' " HTIIWHJ' fKffli'TTTT" I "I II 'I ' ' " I"-""" -p j'Hjp-"-; - , ; . I, " , 1 ' ' ' ' ' ; f : ' 'I ' ; , . -' . .' .. ..,1, : , . I . ; J LL - r,- -: , i ; . I , - t I ! C l '' ' ! ; - r' L cb i Moss Co-sponsor Of Water ; Resoiijces Act Harold (Jack)! Sumner, President of State Press Association Telephone Managers Attend Workshop Mr. C. R. Cirrlngton, local manager tat' the 1 Mountain States Telephone Company; was one of twenty-flve Central Utah Telephone Management , people I attending a 'Press Worlt Shop held In Provo. Utah, on Monday", March 25, 1963. Highlighting the meeting was a talk given by Mr. Harold (Jack) Sumner, president of the State Press Association.-The Association.-The purpose of the Work Shop was to develop better methods Of ; keeping the public informed on Telephone Company plans, program, and personnel activities. J . t ; ' Mr. Sumner pointed out the importance of working closely with editors and their staffs In the development of local news. He instructed those present to give all the facts in presenting news to a publisher. News releases re-leases that - are short, concise, and complete have a greater chance of being printed, he, said. Newspapers have two things to sell Circulation and advertising advertis-ing space, Although newspapers are dependent ' upon' news for -theirs very resistance, - firms should not' disguise advertising in news releases he pointed out. All sorrow that lasts longer than Its cause Is morbid, and should be shaken off as an at tack of melancholy, as the fore. runner of a greater evil than poverty or pain. WASHINGTON Senator Frank E. Moss "(D-Utah) an nouncecf Tuesday that he is a cosponsor.of the Water Resourced Resourc-ed Planning Act of 1963, which is before the Interior Subcommlt tee on Irrigation and Reclama I tion of which he Is chairman. "The bill which has recently been introduced differs in con siderable detail from the one considered by the last Congress," Moss said. "The redraft was considered carefully by the Council of State Governments, which conducted a survey, of state views on the proposal,' he said. "Governor Clyde has informed ma that he, Mr. Jay Bingham, Director of the Utah Water and Power Board, and Mrs. i Wayne pridell, State Engineer, are all favor of the new bill,' Moss sua. - Vhe Senator said that a date has not been set for public hear ings, . but that they will be scheduled as soon as convenient time is found. And Senator Moss said: "A national water resources J AIDS UTAH EDUCATION I ! Eg fig llLYLl-g gg 4 GREEN The Sperry,.nd Hutchinson tympany tym-pany believes (hat good higher educar tion is important to Utah and her citizens.. For" this reason S&H has awarded more ' than $68,000 in educational edu-cational scholarships and grants to colleges and universities in the State of Utah. THE SPERRY AND HUTCHINSON COMPANY 1174 E. 21st S.. Salt Lake City planning actNraa originally pro posed by President Kennedy in response to recommendations oz the Senate Select Committee on National Water Resources on which. I served. "Our first recommendation was that the states and the Federal Fed-eral government should prepare and keep up to date plans for comprehensive water development develop-ment and management for all major river basins of the United States. ' , ... - 'v-':;v v'v.'-"We v'v.'-"We also proposed a 10-year program of aid to the states for the purpose of stimulating more active planning for management and development of water re- aources. , ,.!;;;,', .z.', ,vi, "And, we further proposed a biennial assessment pf the water supply-demand outlook for each of the nation's water resource regions. ; - . . "All these recommendations are carried out in the bill." Senator Moss said Ibhat the op position to the bill of the 87th Congress was directed at the mechanics of operating river basin planning commissions. Be said it was feared that state water rights would be Jeopardiz ed.' And he said: w "Revisions of the Act have been; worked out with the rept resentatlves of the Interstate Conference on Water Problems of the Council of State Governments Govern-ments which are intended to preserve the status quo as to water rights. ; Advice From Internal ' Revenue Service Dont be a copycat be a copy-keeper copy-keeper I That's-the advice -from the Internal Revenue Service. District Director Roland V. Wise said that taxpayers who find . tax forms baffling can usually make the Job .easier if they review last year's return as the first step in preparing . the current return. ' " If there' 'afenew problems the Internal; Revenue : Service is standing by at DAvls 8-2011, X702 in Salt Lake City; Export 2- 4692 in Ogden; and FRankltn 3- 5111 in Provo. The office hours are 8:15 ajn..to 5:00 pan. Heart Attack Claims b ' Local Woman Elizabeth Ellen Steggell Proctor, Proc-tor, 63, of American Pork, ' died Wednesday morning, March 27, at her home following a heart attack. ... , She was born Nov. 18, 1899, In American Fork a daughter of Jonathan and Mary Clements Steggell. She married James G. Proctor, March 21, 1927, in Salt Lake City. He died in 1953. Mrs. Proctor was a member of he LDS Church. Surviving are a son, Wayne S. Proctor:.ierJatherMour- brothers, broth-ers, Louis Steggell and' Albert Steggell all of American 1 Fork; Wllford Steggell, Prbvo six sisters, sist-ers, Mrs. George (Bertha) Woods, and Mrs. Curt . (Leah) Cox, both of Provo; Mrs. William (Pearl) Archibald, Hayward, Cal.; Mrs. Fred (Nora) Hartwell and Mrs. Harold (Mary) King, both of California. " Funeral services were held Saturday at noon In the American Ameri-can Fork .Sixth-Eighth: Ward Chapel. Interment was in the American Fork City Cemetery. 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