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Show TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1971 THE DAILY RECORD Page Seven In the District Court, Probate Division, in and for Salt Lake County, State of Utah UTAH LABOR MARKET HIGHLIGHTS! i UTAH HOME CONSTRUCTION UP IN LOGAN. totaling. $416,310 In valuation. This Is considerably higher than last year's of 12 permits at $75,398. Particularly pleasing to Logan city officials mis the Increase In construction. So far this year there have been 45 nowtate By the end of April, 1970, 28 permits totaled $368,661. permits totaling $1,169,726. new-ho- tha Matter of tha Eatate of me SKI LIFTS Thlokol's Logan Division will build two ski Inc. Lift number one will be double chair with a rated uphill capacity of 1,200 per hour. Lift number two Is a unique triple chair with an 1,800 per hour capacity. Cost was not disclosed. lifts for NOTICE Rredrick George Nessane aka Fred G. Nesacme 57706 No. that B. Everlyn O'Connell. Altar. Frederick George of the estate of Newsome Beal property located c : . confirmation of sale of the following described real estate, : or iylrr: at 109 South 8th East. Salt. T.ake POWDER MOUNTAIN. GETS DESIGNATION. Elder County Commission was officially notified Box Elder County has been designated as a Title I area steaming from Its relatlvoly The designation could pave the way for county or commmlty.f high level of unemployment. public works projects with substantial federal assistance. Box IDAHO FIRM LOCATES OGDEN STORE. Construction Is under way on a new building supply store In the Newgate shopping center In Ogden. The store will be operated by the Cash and Carry Building Materials Company of Pocatello, Idaho. It Is scheduled to open about the first of September and Is expected to start with from 10 to 15 employees. deceased, : FOR Powder Mountain, COUNTY ton of EMPLOYMENT Building "booBed" In Logan during Nay with 27 permits Nay figure la AFFECTING DEVELOPMENTS Ctt.y,lft.ah in WLI LnAL IUUNIT. rabinun riace cropping nan win start actual c!Jld!fiiC0nSIrUCii0n 0fJthe 900,000 s?uare feet shopping mall. The project, costing under construction since last October but the work has been confined to grading, excavation, and the laying of underground utilities. The mail's major tenants will be Sears, Roebuck & Company and the Auerbach Company with stores to serve as anchors at either end. Linking these two stores will be a chain of 75 specialty shops with entries along a covered, mail. rmkk air-conditio- to E. Hal Cameron Ad Piracy Porter adt for I circui were w that a printer made up lome copie, without asking anyone's permission. The owner of the circus promptly filed suit, charging infringement of copyright. But in court, the printer argued: and upon the following terms. 11,200.00 ni t: to as appears from the return of sale, filed in this Court, nine oclock 71, at 19 A.O. A. M. th South, in Salt Court, 240 East the Wednesday , has been set for hearing on day of 23 at the Courts Building, Third District City, Salt Lake County, Utah. Lake 7 thereof affixed, this Irene Warr, Attorney 119 Jude Bldg, June of W. 81111 "Merc advertisement! cannot be copyrighted. The Cnnslilulion says copyright is intended only for the 'useful arts'. That means something on a higher artistic level thin just ads, which are plain commercialism." Nevertheless, the court ruled that ads are indeed protectable by copyright and held the printer liable. The court said the Constitution drew no line between highbrow and lowbrow art. In earlier years, man) courts did draw such a line. Hut today, almost everywhere, ads are entitled to the same copyright protection as a hook or a painting. the Clerk of said Court, with the seal WITNESS dfly . Jung Sterling AD y Clerk Evans Douglas Thomsen Bs Deputy Clerk Courts have recognized that a great deal of money and a great deal of talent are now going into the creation of ads. It is still true, however, that a copyright wont stand up if the ad is dishonest. Thus: A series of ads was developed by a sales agency, to be used by piano dealers. When one dealer began using the ads without permission, the agency sued him for copyright infringement. But the judge refused to mis in, when he discovered that the ads were riddled with deceit. "The law should extend its protection." he said, "only (to ads) that speak the truth." Furthermore, only the specific details of an ad the words, the drawings are protected, not the general idea. In another case a merchant advertised a contest in which people were supposed to write letters, telling why they liked to shop in his store. loiter, another merchant announced s contest along the same lines, hut describing it in different language. Was this an infringement of copyright? A court uid no. since only the general idea had been copied. If general ideas were copyrightable, said the court, one person could slake out an entire field of thought and keep it as his own private monopoly. National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws June CHICAGO, State Uniform 5 will Laws help Instead of National Conference of Commissioners on The be asked to approve a jail alcoholics Other draft legislation and Assemblage Act which would allow they do "not substantially Intoxicated persons. 21-2- Includes a Uniform Public 7 demonstrations without a permit when law is made up of about 250 of professors and practicing lawyers. the nations They e are chosen by the governors policy "that alcoholics and Intoxication Treatment Intoxicated persons not be subjected to criminal prosecution because of their may use of The a may lead normal lives as productive proposed act would establish a "division members of Improvement The new society." of alcoholism" within state department of health or mental health. This division create and maintain this peaceable assembly to all would plan, treatment programs and centers, and work for the who wish to exercise end, the drafting committee Imposed only The and restraints safety and general act attempts to "establish fair procedures" for scheduling public assemblages and "to promote cooperation among governmental units agencies in assisting Individuals in the free exercise of their rights of free speech and peaceable assembly." act would require a permit only will present a dear and officials would be of if a proposed their action on a permit. The act requires written notice Decisions of "permit officers" subject both to administrative and judicial review. Other acts scheduled for consideration by the those dealing with abortion, practices "public assemblage present danger of substantial harm to the public health and safety and general welfare." by alcoholic beverages, but rather shall be afforded a continuum of treatment in order that they welfare." and This will be the organization's Uniform Alcoholism and and rights." The state enacting the Act would adopt a rights of free speech "required for the protection of the public health 80th annual meeting. A the free and unrestrained exercise of the constitutional To achieve leading judges, treatment of act to regulate public gatherings and demonstrations Is designed "to facilitate these of the 50 states to draft and urge enactment of modern legislation designed for today's complex society. and followup alcoholics. It forbids providing such care through correctional institutions. The proposed act would not affect drunken driving offenses. impair the normal public use of a public place. " The NCCUSL for inpatient, intermediate, outpatient The scheduled for final consideration at the meeting in Vail, Colo., Aug. NCCUSL legislative proposal to and and amendments The annual meeting landlord-tena- nt NCCUSL problems, in Vail Include consumer sales to the Uniform Adoption Act. also is expected to produce policy decisions to guide drafters working on proposals dealing with land transactions and of existing programs. act calls for emergency medical treatment of intoxicated persona automobile Insurance. a I 6 I ( I |