Show 4—The Harold Journal Logan Utah Monday Fobruary 27 1 984 GOP Demos are trying to outdo each other SALT LAKE CITY The first in a (UPI) series of public hearings designed to demonstrate Republican fortitude was planned today but Democratic Chairman Patrick Shea was not about to let the GOP have the entire stage The Utah Republican Governor Commission scheduled a public hearing on growth and employment in the Governor’s Board Room Monday evening The hearing was the first of five planned sessions dealing with issues the Republicans feel will be central to the gubernatorial campaign this year Richard Eyre chairman of the commission said a wide variety of experts were scheduled to testify at Monday's hearing including Fred Ball executive director of the Salt Lake Area Chamber of Commerce and Ed Maync of the Utah AFL-CIThe Republican Governor Commission has also scheduled hearings on Taxation and Revenue on March 9: Responsiveness and Competence in State Government March 19 Crime Law and Order and the Courts April 2: and Education April 9 GOP State Chairman Charles Akerlow said at a news conference several weeks ago the public Both parties eye governor’s chair hearings were designed to gather information on the important issues to help formulate policy stands for Republican gubernatorial candidates He also said it would show the Republican Party's interest in working toward solving the problems of the state "We are excited about the potential for real substance and fresh ideas emerging from the five public hearings we have scheduled" said Akerlow “We will try to arrange the order of testimonies so that newsworthy items and n speakers will be at the beginning of well-know- the hearings" But not to be outdone Shea scheduled a news conference to talk about Democratic stands on the issues His news conference was also scheduled in the Governor's Board Room just a couple of hours before the Republican-sponsored hearing Shea has repeatedly said the Democrats have been the ones who have sincerely studied the issues and the Republicans are jumping on the bandowagon just because it is an election year Panhandle storm Obituaries leads to wrecks E Thompson Texas (UPI) -A blinding snowstorm with winds up to 60 mph turned an stretch of Interstate 40 in the Texas Panhandle into a demolition derby where 400 vehicles either were stranded or involved in minor collisions state officials said Lt Paul Hoff of the Texas Department of Public Safety said no serious injuries were AMARILLO le but there were numerous along the interstate in hilly Gray reported fender-bende- County At least 80 rs tractor-traile- r rigs the GOP has run for the governor's seat which not held in warty Speaker Norman Bangei Sen City US Rep Dan Marriott businwwoman Uke Salt Snow Kart W Laura Ferguson and Salt L9e attorney guberwas the Republican who Robert Wright natorial nominee in 1980 Shea said his news conference would address on several issues the Democrats will focus campaign during this year's gubernatorial of balance and "The first issue is the question system he problems inherent in a hold every nearly said noting the Republicans The governor Utah except in office major the where education second issue is blican-dominated legislature has doe such a disservice to Utah's future generations that the edcuatkm establishment is jeopardized "The third issue is jobs and economic and the develpment The fourth is fair taxation he said fifth is secrecy and manipulation legislature accusing the Republican-dominateof conducting government in closed caucus of gathering meetings and the Republican Party sources unknown from Mmoiin money -- LOGAN were involved in a chain reac- tion accident Sunday evening that began when some of the rigs slid down a hill just east of Groom Texas The rigs jackknifed and were unable to move stranding other vehicles Hoff said DPS troopers and wreckers worked both ends of the jam trying to free stranded motorists Hoff said He said their efforts were hampered because there were no alternative routes "There's just no place to put them there are no alternate routes" Hoff said Xfeather Evan Clarence Thompson died Feb 1984 at 72 25 Re- Logan gional tal He Hospi- was born Aug 1911 8 in a Ephraim son of Ncls Albert and Alice Anderson Thompson He married Ruby Margaret Willardscn June 15 1936 The marriage was solemnized in the Manti Temple 18 1939 May He was reared and educated in Chester and Ephraim He lived in Moscow Montpelier Brigham City Tremonton and Idaho Falls for six years before moving to Logan in 1961 He graduated from Snow College and Utah State University He was a high priest in the Logan 20th Ward and served in the name extraction program He was also a supervisor in the ah He said the Democratic Party has had a task force on education for several months and he pointed to the Governor's Steering Committee on Education Reform appointed last year by Gov Scott Matheson as an example of Democratic efforts in finding solutions to the problems Akerlow said the scheduled public hearing on education April 9 could be more effective in gathering accurate information than the steering committee “because the Legislature has now met on the issue We know how much money has been funded and the parameters have been set" Matheson asked the lawmakers for a 1150 million tax package to improve the quality of education in Utah The Republican-dominate- d of that Legislature approved about amount during its budget session in January Matheson has since announced he would not run for a third term and the Democrats are still searching for a candidate Five Republicans have announced they will one-par- d Idaho Falls LDS Welfare Cannery He worked as an international agricultural advisor for eight years in Korea East Africa and Iran He worked for the Soil pm and at the day from 5 church Wednesday am Burial will be in the Logan The family City Cemetery suggests donations to the LDS Temple building fund Conservation Service in Box Elder County for many years During World War II he worked for the government as a conservation specialist He was a past member of the Tremonton Kiwanis Club M Carlson 7-- 9 10:45-11:4- - LOGAN Mabel Walker Carlson died Feb 27 1984 at Sunshine Terrace A complete obituary and funeral notice will appear in a future edition of The Herald Surviving Douglas Evan Thompson Logan two daughters Mrs Gerald (Margaret) Purser ty Repu- two-thir- ds are one son v!i5 et died Feb 26 65 Cornish 1984 in Ogden A complete obituary and ftmeral notice will appear in a future edition of The Herald at McKay Dee Hospital Journal Arrangements are under the direction of Webb Funeral Home in Preston E Tool son Funeral Allen Toolson 86 will be Tuesday at SMITHFIELD Edna for services Journal Arrangements are noon in the Smithficld 1st LDS under the direction of Nelson Ward with Bishop Chad Smith Funeral Home Mrs Wis and Milwaukee conducting Friends may call at Nelson Funeral Home in Allan (Janet) Cook Idaho L Smithficld Monday Falls two brothers Chauncey pm and Jones Thompson and Paul Thompson both of Ephraim one sister Mrs Anthony 7-- 9 WELLSVILLE James 80 died Feb (Blanche) - 0 am Tuesday from Burial will be in the Smithfield City Cemetery 10:30-11:3- Le Roy 26 1984 in Salt Lake City A complete obituary and funeral notice will appear in a future edition of The Herald Hansen Provo and 15 grandchildren He was preceded in death by three brothers and one sister Funeral E Gowers - Graveside Preston a boy Feb MENDON services will be Journal Arrangements are services fbr Elizabeth Louise under the direction of Hall Krauss Gowers 93 will be Wednesday at noon in the Logan 20th Ward chapel with Bishop Mortuary Tuesday at noon in the Providence Cemetery Friends may Raymond M Haslam conductB call at Hall Mortuary one hour ing Friends may call at Nelson Funeral Home in Logan Tues COVE — Glenton Burdett prior to services Cornish News of record POLICE BLOTTER Cache County Sheriff LIVESTOCK HARASSMENT — Gene Hiibner Mcndon re- By United Prm International ported during the weekend that a dog or dogs had attacked his sheep sometime Friday killing a ewe and a lamb causing injuries to one ewe that required it be destroyed and attacking eight or nine other lambs Hiibner was advised by the investigating officer that he had a right to protect his livestock and the law allows him to shoot dogs harassing his Utahldaho A Korm system the! tinned a prairie 40 mph winds and stranded nearly 400 vehicles on snow and ice packed roads hi Texas muscled into the Midwest today with more than hall a foot of snow tire with The southern plains also were swept with winds Mowing up to 40 mph as snow spread from Missouri into Iowa Illinois inch of snow an and Indiana Up to hour tell in southern Illinois end Missouri where finch accumulations were reported Before heading east the winter storm left Z feet of fresh snowpack behind hi the moutains of Colorado One person died in Illinois Sunday when a car skidded oft a snowy overpass and fell 4S feet A tornado was reported In Lesley Ala and high winds and heavy rain in Louisiana destroyed homes knocked out power and forced New Orleans authorities to postpone two Carnival parades The fire near San Antonio Texas was' brought under control early today alter destroying or damaging at least JO houses mobile homes and barns in a sweep across JJ square miles Sunday stock if he caught them in the act according to a deputy's report The dog's unknown owner could bd liable for damages the report said Problems with dogs attacking livestock occur every year about this time the report said price The man never returned according to a deputy's report Spencer ' BIRTHS Logan Regional Hospital 23 THEFT — Clair Jorgensen Lewiston reported during the weekend that a man using a name that later turned out to be phony loaded a truck with about three tons of hay and promised to return within the hour to pay MCATEER— Lisa Ann and Michael Logan a boy Feb 22 Jorgensen the S200 23 SADOSKI— Patricia and Peter Logan a boy Feb 23 WARE— Stephanie and Rodney Wellsville a girl Feb and his references were found to be phony with no one knowing a man with the name he gave Logan a boy Feb BRENCHLEY-Sin- dy Blake Wellsville 22 MELLOR— Jodi and Almo Idaho a girl Feb Mark PERKINS— Patricia and Gene Paris Idaho a boy Feb and 23 with and music be served About Cache 1 The annual stockholdera meeting of the Mendon North Irrigation Company will be held Tuesday at 7:30 pm in the community building Nation Hi LO Pep the new chapter officers Musical discuss their numbers have been Logan: Some decrease in tog and low clouds during the afternoon becoming partly sunny Fog and low clouds thickening again tonight and continuing through most oi Tuesday Low tonight 1J High Tuesday JJ arranged Refreshments will be served with the Airport Tho Cache Connty Commission will meet The American Association of Tuesday Retired Persons will meet at 2 for its weekly session at 10 am pm Thursday in the Senior in the Hall of Justice 160 North Citizens Center Logan Elec- Main At 10:20 am Bill Jensen tions will be held and state and Ron Nicholes of the State officers will be present to install Office of Recovery Services will Tho River Council The Logan School Board will hold its regularly scheduled bimonthly meeting Tuesday at 4:30 pm in district offices at 101 West Center Future property acquisition and a five-yebuilding plan Cache Valley ar Heights Logan-Cach- City meet Tuesday at 7:30 pm in the River Heights School On the agenda is a dicussion of the city’s dog wUI licensing requirements Licenses must be purchased by March 1 The council also will discuss the problem of dogs harassing deer in the city The Cache LDS Stake Relief Society will hold a Visiting Teaching Convention for all visiting teachers in the state Tuesday at 7:30 pm in the 4th LDS Ward chapel The program will include special messages Logan school board to meet Southeast Idaho: Fog low clouds and smoke reforming again tonight Coot Sunny Tuesday Highs Tuesday from near JO to near 40 Lows tonight from to below to H above rero At 3:30 pm will discuss water drainage systemj e associated HYDE PARK — Cache The meeting is set for 7:30 County Emergency Services pm in the Civic Center 113 Director Keith Nelson will meet East Center Also on the agenda with the Hyde Park City Council is discussion of a coming Tuesday night to offer advice drainage project in connection about plans for expanding Hyde ' with the county and Noth Park's emergency response Logan' and the monthly budget report system Northern Utah: Areas of fog and low clouds in the valleys toniqhf through Tuesday morning Partly sunny during the afternoons Fair toniqhf in the mountains witn variable high clouds Tuesday Highs in the JOs except in the low to mid 20s in the Uinta Basin Lows tonight in the teens except S below icro to near tere in the Uinta Basin program commissioners commissioners Hyde Park meets Tuesday Forecasts FINDERS KEEPERS 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FOR ADOIDOMAL DETAILS CALL OR WRITEi Nxxiy Y— fucSl tMIA Axxlyit SMNfenuMOffiw Road conditions Bath Lighting on Solo I minute road and highway condition reports do not call the Cache County Sheriff’s or Lagan City Mice Department dispatchers Information on Cache Valiev read conditions may bo Far obtained by calling statewide road conditions call Bixl IQxM BUg Pgt USfS PO Bn ISM KmI WA 20032-4)4- 4 up-te-t- TiMmhIIMUIW FinxxAgiUim— lxxMwWMNiiSaatPyHiiMnnBiUOHi OHaBTOSaiyUAUHOWmxMtof— iWtolxitogwtMrnwraHlifcux 7SJ-004- S ' I 1 will Eyys 6 Sells Used Furniture SWHwara 6 mlsc household PREMIER LIGHTING will be the featured topics of discussion Board members will also honor the Logan High School wrestling team the high Refreshments The Nth Infantry Division la search conducting a nation-wid- e for its former members The World War II Army unit compiled an outstanding combat record as part of Patton's Third Army in Europe For information about the Nth's 35th annual reunion this July in Louisville and a free copy of the Nth newspaper write : Ross Jordan secretary treasurer 1415 Orion Rd Batavia 11160510 UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE NEEDS LAND OR A BUILDING IN For and Kip 23 HANSEN-Rea- tha and Drew Lewiston a girl Feb 23 17 TALBOT— Tamara purchase 23 WINGETT-T- eri Logan a boy Feb and Feb a boy Carl and JONES-Jai- nis piece or a or 7534)954 |