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Show cr3 A provision of the proposed tax reform bill that affects cooperatives should be deleted, members of the Farmers Associa- tion were told teday. John A. Roghaar, general managpr of the IFA, urged members attending the 47th annual meeting to ask their congressmen to oppose the Tax Reform Bill provisions on The meeting cooperatives. was held at the Ramada Inn. He burned the National Tax CORNER ON COMMERCE IrSift Equality Association for pushing the section of the bill that would impair the ability of a cooperative to borrow money e the and disrupt cooperatives. Senators and congressmen should be urged to fight the restrictive provisions affecting cooperatives, Roghaar said. He added that cooperative mergers are desirable and should be encouraged. Speaking of IFA growth, he reported additions of a new feed lot at Delta and two new capital-structur- com dryers in Spanish Foik during the past year. Future plans include struction of a feed mill in Richfield and the acquisition of a wheat and barley maiTfet-in- g company now operating in northern Utah and southern Idaho, Roghaar said. Future plans include construction of a feed mill in Richfield and the acquisition of a wheat and barley marketing company now operating in northern Utah and southern Idaho, Roghaar said. Frontier Awarded $7.9 Million In Suit IFA Pres. J. Area Adams, Pleasant Grove, said the cooperative "should be ahead of other businesses in quality, service and price. He said that IFA should become more consumer oriented and improve distribution of supplies and services. 8B Guest speaker at the luncheon session was Dr. Lawrence Morris, professor of animal sciences at Brigham Young University. Dr. Morris is an authority on the poultry and livestock feeding industry. Frida", September WYO. (AP) CHEYENNE, Wyoming Gov. Stan Hathaway today announced Pacific Power and Light Company and Idaho Power Company will build a $300 miliion coal-fire- d electric power plant near Rock Springs. Hathaway said the plant is the largest single project ever undertaken in Wyoming. He said construction work on the plant will begin in 1971 and will employ about 800 persons. He said 200 will be permanently employed at the plant. , Power company officials said engineering studies show the plant will produce power at a substantially lower cost than any nuclear-fire- d plant that could be ready for service in the 1970s. Don Frisbee, president of PP&L said the plant, when completed, will have a capacity of 1.5 million kilowatts. use roue CREDIT BOY HOW ON EAST TERMS III fsad 1) Frisbee said electrical needs in the Rocky Mountain area are expected to rise enough to use the energy. The new plant is expected to have its first 500,000 kilowatt generating unit in service in 1974. Idaho Power will operate the first unit. The second and third 500,000 kilowatt units are scheduled for completion in 1975 and 1978. Pacific Power and Light will operate them. . .He lines will connect the & The Crowning Touch Council and calls for construction of seven major plants between 1971 and 1980 to meet the growing needs of the west. The station will be the secsteam-electrond largest d plant west of the Mississippi and will have a capacity double PP&Ls Dave Johnston steam plant near Glenrock, Wyo. Wyoming has been working with the federal government in clearing the way for securing of leases on federally owned lands in the Nine-Mil- e Draw area northeast of Rock Springs, Hathaway said. ic Ads Win Awards Two advertisements created by Circuit & Eddington, Inc. Circuit & Bergeson, Inc., of Salt Lake City and Pocatello, have won national honors in the 1969 American Advertising compe-tio- n. The ads, which ran in regional farm papers, were prepared for the agencys client, J R. Simplot Company, Minerals & Chemicals Division, Pocatello. One ad won a second prize, the other an award of merit in competition with the largest agencies in the nation. A plaque was presented to the agency and citations of award presented to Jack Winder and E. Geoffrey Circuit, copywriters, and McRay Magleby, art director, at tlm Wednesday meeting of the Salt Lake Ad Club. , . new concept in sculptured gas range beauty! Sculptura combines the ultimate in cleaning ease and convenience features with new wide dimensions in cooking capacity ! its all new from the floor up and deluxe feature loaded with every new need! ever youll CONTEMPO The new facility is part of a program of the Pacific Northwest Joint Power Planning RIVERTON, WYO. (UPI) Uranium vanadium minhas been found eralization over a widespread area about 12 miles east of Kaycee, Wyo., according to geologists of the Riverton-baseWestern Standard Uranium Inc. Western has acquired more than 30,000 acres of locateable and leased mineral lands within an area about 16 miles long and three miles wide. ... a total time-savin- The d g J ' Dividend Declared Salt Lake. Hardware has declared a regular quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share payable Oct. 1 to shareholders of record Sept. The Co. 26. ' profits. Judge Bonsai stayed execu-- 1 tion of the judgment pending.-- , an appeal by R.K.O. The film,, company said it would file an short-ter- law such prohibits profits when they are made by large stockholders of a corporation. At the short-ter- ed from the plant to Pocatello, Idaho, by way of Kemirer-e- r. Federation creative lawsuit r plant with Idaho Powers transmission grid in Idaho. One circuit will be construct- coal-fire- time of the transactions, R.K.O. General, a subsidiary Rubber of the General Tire Co., had a 56 percent interest in Frontier. The award resulted tom a brought against R.K.O. General by a Frontier , stockholder, who contended that R.K.O. had violated the Ex-- t portion of the Securities act dea.ine with change Federal Judge Dudley B. Bonsai ruled that R.K.O. General had made "short-swin-g profits from Frontier shares in that amount. Vanadium Discovery New Classic Look! More Room to Cook! For your kitchen NEW YORK (AP) Fron-tie- Airlines, Inc., the nation's largest feeder airline, was awarded $7,920,681 Wednesday by a New York judge as a result of transactions in the companys stock made by R.K.O. General Inc. in 1957. New Power Plant For Rock Springs , 328-494- - 26, 1969 appeal. Actuaries Honored sistant actuary for the compa ' ny. He was previously affiliat-in Life the' ed with Occidental Group Acturial Department. Miller is Actuary at Ideal National Insurance Company. Prior to joining Ideal, he served five years in the actu- - Three Salt Lake insurance executives have gained new honors with the Society of Actuaries. Named associate members were R. Keith of the society Midgley and Lynn C. Miller while Robert E, Wilcox completed his sixth of ten examinations for the coveted rank of fellow in the society. Midgley joined Surety Life in June of 1969 and is the as- - arial department of Surety'5 Life. An associate of the society, Wilcox is with the consulting firm of Milliman and Robert-" son, Inc. 1' i C I New Gas Well f , Mountain Fuel Supply Companys new natural gas dis- covery well in the Leucite Hills area of Sweetwater County, Wyoming, flowed at a rate of 7,016,000 cubic feet of gas a day in final production tests, according to M. M. Fidlar, president of the Com- . pany. He said the production tests inch were made through 2 tubing and that flowing tubing pressure was 760 psig (pounds per square inch -- gauge) and casing pressure was 1,425 psig. The well was drilled to a total depth of 8,160 feet but,,, was plugged back and completed in the Dakota sand-'"- 1 stone at a depth between 7,277 and 7,293 feet, Mr. Fidlar said. The gas that flowed during production tests was mostly dry, with only a slight amount of condensate being noted. The gas has an aver-- I age heat content of 1,052 BTU (British thermal unita). f ! Ogden Man Promoted E. F- White, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. White of Street, has been promoted to administrative assistant to the of Congoleum - h president Industries .Inc., Kearny, NJ. White, a graduate of Weber t,: College, joined the flooring,;, firm in 1951 as a sales repre- - jf sentative in Salt Lake City. iri Mutual Funds ao Thursday's Quotations list of bid and asked oricas on Mutual Funds NEW YORK (UPI) Following is ouoted bv the NASD Inc Bid Bid Askoi Asked Bid Askoc. 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