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Show The National Enterprise, April 13, 1977 Page sixteen Gasoline sales rise; but less product refined will bring extra money Stop-over-s World Airways, an international charter airline, has received permission from the U.S. Customs Bureau to land flights at the Salt Lake International Airport between June 1 and Dec. 1. While passengers will not deplane, the action means additional revenue for the airport from fuel taxes, landing and terminal use fees. According to Paul Gaines, director of airports, the customs clearance applies only to transiting flights. World will land two charter flights per week for the period. World Airways will be stopping for customs clearance only. Flights will then proceed to their westerly destination of Los Angeles or San Francisco to 13-we- ek deboard passengers," Gaines explained. Jim Buswell, Key Flight service manager, flights, ground handlers for in Salt Lake will said the customs stop-ove- r customs wait at the coastal prevent a two-hoIt provides good revenue for our airports. airport, convenience for World Airways passengers and eliminates traffic congestion for the destination airports. Buswell said the Utah Congressional delegation and airport officials have been working for a full scale customs status to allow any and all carriers access to the Salt Lake International non-schedul- ed ur Airport. Licensed dealers purchased 4.29 percent more gasoline from Utah producers during January, 1977 than they did during the same month last year. January, 1976. The Tax Commission also reported slightly less motor fuel was refined during this January than during last January. According to figures compiled by the Utah Tax Commission, Gasoline producers sold 48.8 million gallons of gasoline to dealers in January this year, compared to 46.6 million in While 80.7 million gallons of motor fuel were refined by Utah producers this January, 81.5 million were refined last year. SALT LAKE INTERNATIONAL CENTER o The best location in Utah Sites ready how The Salt Lake International Center is adjacent to the Salt Lake International Airport with the Interstate highway system nearby. Rail spurs connecting all major railroads provide service to designated sites. No other business park in Utah offers these advantages. Sites for office, distri- bution, warehousing and light manufacturing facilities are available right now at the Salt Lake International Center. We are now pre-leasi- ng office, ware- house and distribution space in a variety of new complexes. Of the Centers 742 acres, more than 400 have been fully developed with all utility services. Quality of life Great company for your company Facilities at the Center include First Security Corporation, Central Operations; Skaggs, Inc. district warehouse; Beehive International headquarters; HealthGarde, Inc. headquarters; Trammell Crow offices and warehouse building; and Lindbergh Plaza office building. All development at the Salt Lake International Center follows a carefully designed master plan. Tree-line- d boulevards, a coordinated graphics system, modern street lights, underground utilities, land- scaped median strips, and two e lakes with fountains man-mad- create a park-lik- e business setting. Before you buy, build or lease an office, warehouse or manufacturing facility, consider the fully developed sites now available at the Salt Lake International Center. SALT LAKE INTERNATIONAL CENTER Contact in confidence: Mr. E. A. Floor, President Salt Lake International Center Suite 719 Deseret Plaza Salt Lake City, Utah 841 8 Telephone: 801 1 1 532-366- |