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Show 6monday,16, 1978 Designer protecting his interest before Alta Via project is sold architect Neils Valentiner has filed suit in Third District Court against Thomas F. Herr and the Vcr-saCorporation for work he did on the Alta Via condominium project planned for the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon. Valentiner is asking $41,499.21 for drawings, site planning, layout, design of five kinds of condominiums, surveying, construction of a model, site engineering and landscape architecture. Defendants are Versant Corp., Thomas F. and Karen a M. Herr, and Albert and G. van Woerden. "But were still friends," said Valentiner. "Alta Via is about to be sold to another developer. I did it to protect my interest, since there was a statuatory limit on Salt Lake nt United Business Investments has 55 offices in 9 states. That means a great many qualified prospects for you as well as reduced time to the sale. It also means that United Business Investments is the best way for you to find a purchaser for your business. They handle the paper work. They screen the prospects. They take the phone calls United Business Investments. The trouble-fre- e way to sell a business. With offices in the major cities throughout the U.S. We arc the Nation's largest business brokers! Hen-drick- We take placing a lien," Valentiner said. He said he did not know who the new buyer would be. When first proposed by Herr in 1973 the project called for an elevator system that would carry owners from a lower-leve- l parking lot to their condos high up on the ridge. It was envisioned as a second home project, possibly to be marketed The initial plan met heavy out-of-stat- e. oppostion al Lake City some resi- - and even various county erment agencies. goV. A new plan specifying 69 units lower on the ridge was finally presented to the zoning and planning officials, who accepted it. "Were all ready to go now. think construction will begin this spring." said Valentiner. who continues as architect on the project. I Local firm inks contracts for computer systems BSLHealthGarde Inc. has signed a contract with Treasure Valley Laboratory', Inc. of Boise to develop and install a natures nest colors and turn them mto.MfflMraE paint rlight here in from dents, enviromental interests clinical laboratory data management and communications network serving 11 western Idaho medical facilities. BSLHealthGarde president Kenneth D. Lame said the contract is in excess of $500,000. Delivery of the systems will begin this month through September. Lame said the contract calls for installation of four Clindata 710 clinical laboratory computer systems at Treasure Valley Laboratories, St. Alphonsus Hospital and St. Luke's Hospital in Boise, and at Mercy Medical Center in Nampa. Communcations terminals will be made available to Physicians Medical Center in Nampa, Holy Rosary in Ontario, Oregon; Mountain States Tumor Institute in Boise; St. Benedict's Hospital in Jerome; Walter Knox Hospital in Emmett; Elmore Memorial Hospital in Mountain Home; and Community Hospital in Sun Valley. The four systems and the communications terminals will be interconnected with Treasure Valley Laboratories serving as the communications center. BSLHcalthGarde believes it is the first time both hospitals and private laboratories have joined in such a computerized venture, Lame' said. Hilton Inn due for facelift Refurbishing of the Hilton Inn will begin about Feb. 1. according to an official of Pearson Enterprises, the owner. Included in the remodeling will be a new Mexican restaurant, said Pearson public relations director Mike Fletcher. "There's a need for a Mexican restaurant down at his end of town," he said. "It'll be a specialty house." Additionally, all 250 rooms the former Rodcway will have carpets, bedding and accessories replaced. All rooms will be redecorated, Fletcher said. The work should be complete by April. in |