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Show nywyaiii DESERET NEWS. Friday, Board Talks April 25,1969 CITY CLEANUP AREAS YOURlGi Continue On Dixie Unrest Prison Ecord Tackling New Problems amsia The State Board of Education will meet again Tuesday at 2 p.m. to continue a closed-doo- r of discussion unrest on the Dixie College campus. r execuDuring a tive session Thursday the board heard reports of two teams which investigated conditions at the St. George arose school. Controversy there following the decision of Dr. Ferton Losee, college president, not to renew contracts of two faculty members. The substance of neither re-- . port was disclosed. Dr. Losee and administrators from Dixie College were present when Thursdays meeting opened, but were excused. Following the meeting Dr. T. H. Bell, state superintendent of public instruction, said the hoard well meet again Tuesday in closed session. s iour-iiou- ; A recent ruling that a pris- on inmate is entitled to coun- - !.el at I hearing - his may Enlarged or Pardons. parole violation necessitate an Board full-tim- e Tlu State Board of Corrections, which directs the pardons board, Thursday appointed a committee t meet with Gov. Calvin L. Lampion to see if the matter can le placed on the agenda of the special .session of the Legislature. In the past three months some 31) writs of habeas corpus have been filed by Utah State Prison Inmates asking to be released because they were not allowed to have law- - - ' . - yers at their parole ing one prisoner to act as legal consultant or adviser to another. The move now permits an inmate with some knowledge of the law to advise a fellow inmate on legal procedures, such as writing and filing a writ of habeas corpus. Dr. Leslie D. Burbidge, corrections hoard chairman, said if may a No he necessary to ask for a supplementary appropriation for the Board of Pardons. Morris said the pardons ooard usually meets thrpp times a month and Ls paid on a per diem basis. He said the present appropriation is 51,200 short of covering three meetings per month. ; . - I - ; I b ; Computer Role Told Computers do make mistakes and one must guard against machine errors as well as people errors, Dr. David C. Evans told University of Utah Dinner Club members Thursday night. Evans, director of the U. of U. Computer Center, said the computer age is here, but "we should i.ot be its slaves. Computers should be built to help people. Computers are often misjudged as simply gian or giant adding machines brains," Evans said, but their actual function much like a library, is storing and retrieving information. $l.i9 Size, 14-o- z. revoca- tion hearings. Larry W. Morris, pardons board executive secretary, said a survey showed some 130 inmates did not have counsel at their parole hear- ings. About GO of these were returned to prison on parole vjolation and the rest were returned on new felony charges, lie said the Board of Par dons will meet April 30, May 1, 5 and 7. Two of the meet- ings will Ire devoted to new hearings, with counsel, for the Inmates. A check has indicat- ed some of the inmates are hostile to this move and pre-- ; fer to take their chances in court. At its Thursday meeting, tlie corrections board also unanimously rescinded a regulation made in 1968 prevent 1 SOUTH TEMPI! Antiseptic Mouth Wash The dandelions are earning! The dandelions are coming! RamptonSees Hope For Family Farm Family farms can compete with giant corporations by , taking advantage of available technology and putting cooperatives to work, Gov. Calvin L. Rampton said Thurs- day. The number of Utah farms has declined by 50 per cent In 30 years from 29,000 in 1938 to 14,000 last year, or an aver-ag- e of 500 farms a year, told the Pacific Rampton Coast Member Relations Con-- ! s - ; ; Be prepared to clobber them with Turf Builder Plus 2. Buy it this month at a real saving There may not be a yellow dandelion in sight right now. But dont let em fool you. Theyre hiding out. And one day soon, when it warms up and your back is turned, theyll be all over the lawn. This year be ready for them when they with a bag of Turf Builder Plus 2. show up ference for Agricultural Co-- I operatives at the Ramada Inn, 1000 S. State St. ; "Experts say that while it i took 20 years to establish the western frontier, our farms can be overrun t'day before we know whats happening, the governor said. "Im told that in as little as 10 years, giant corporations will own !, and control most of our farm land. In the first place, Im not convinced that size automati- cally equals efficiency in agriculture," he said. - Cooperatives must play a key role in helping to keep I intelligent young people inter-- ; ested in agriculture down on the farm," so as to stem the , migration from rural to urban area, the governor suggested. Dr. Morris 11. Taylor of Jldye Park, Cache County, was named Utahs Cooperator of the Year Thursday at the . 1969 Pacific Coast Member Relations Conference. Dr. Taylor is marketing specialist for Utah State University Extension Service. The citation and plaque honoring Taylor for strong, effective cooiierative leadership at the state and local level for outstanding service to future fanner youth, was presented by new state Future Farmers of America officers at a luncheon. APRIL SALE Two jobs done at once Plus-- 2 does two jobs and does both superbly well. 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