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Show Page Sh Enterprise Review, May 19, 1976 Business Licenses Advanced Health Systems, Inc., dba Karlin Medical Sup- plies, 347 So. Main. M.G.A. Leasing, 345 E. 4th So: leasing, comoanv - office only, cars, furniture, etc. Jack M. McKone, 779 Oakley St; janitorial service. Flanders LTD, DBA Mt. Olympus Refrigeration Inc., 1000 W. 2nd So; commercial refrigeration maintenance. Otavolo Imports, 104 Trolley Square; retail clothing store. Jim Paris Tire City, Inc. 238 W. 1300 So: retail tires. custom wheels. Susan Richarson, 158 Herder Ave; seamstress. Kevin Richardson, 158 Herber Ave; dealer of leather goods finished product. Joseph Don Richardson, 607 Coast sville Ave., Apt. A; land surveying. Traveler's Service, Inc., 455 E. 2nd So. No. 301: advertis- ing. Rapier Richards Marketing, 2468 So. Davis Blvd., electron- ics. Suzanne Apartments, 255 So. 6 E.t apartment house rental unites 8. Chase Media, Inc., 4 So. Main recording 7 broadcast media. Creer Sheet Metal Works, 711 So. University Ave., sheet metal contractor. King of Sounds Rcord Shop, 602 So. 3rd E., retail record and tapes. Multi-E1482 Industrial Rd., retail and wholesale chalk boards. Pioneer Bank (A Corp(, 1735 So. 3 W., bank. Wardley Corp., 22 E. 1st So., real estate. Western Village, 55 So. 3 W., bookkeeping office. Wildflower Patch, Arrowpress Square, No. 250, cut flowers, d, florist. Anthony's Beauty Salon, 1019 E. 2100 So., beauty salon. Howell's Inc., Trolley Square Retail paint and wall covering. William D. Radatz, Jr., 2033 So. 2500 E., film producer. John F. Lund., P.O. Box 86, mailing of newspaper columns and cartoons to weekly newspaper. Ilaacke's Escort and Mobile Home Service, 226 E. 300 S., No. 2.. in the field of mobile commercial printing 2i CFlft Lb I I m nnr i--v 0, z u Regulations announced last week by Interior Secretary Thomas Kleppe will, in his estimation, open up Western 2 bjj u a o, Restaurant. Hie Clipper Shop, ZCM I, 15 So. Main St., Beauty salon. 125 So. 900 The Abode-Wes- t, W; convalescent home. Public Relations Management of Salt Lake, 359 So. State, Suite No. 500; sale of photo- graphy equipment thru telephone soliciting. Pasco Marketing Inc., DBA Sinclair Service Co. Operated, 873 E. So. Temple; service station, soft drinks, cigars, tobacco. The Studio, Arrowpress Sq. Bldg No. 6; photographer. Awareness, 2044 So. 400 E.,; retail new books and-a-ha- lf and herbs. J.E. Brown Decorating, 79 So. State; interior decorating, Eastern Career Schools, 455 E. 2 So; correspondence school. Taxman, 28 E. 2100 So. No. 106; Tax Service. Anthony's, P.O. Box 17117; motor vehicle. Kleppe Promulgates Mining Rules z Commerce Printing Company 481 South 400 East Bountiful, Utah 84010 295-676- home escort service. EVA-Gr509 W. 300 N., wholesale plants (greenhouse) Italian Place, 222 So. 1300 E; i i it rangeland to coal mining and simultaneously protect the environment. A moratorium for the past five years on the issuance of leases on federal lands has halted new development of coal fields. rln Regulations will require Ft3-- 1 ecaiuise 6ft9s Daft. We think the TV late news is aptly named. So is the Late Edition of your newspaper. Because by the time you get it, it is late. KWMS 1280 doesn't have any late news. Ours is all up to the minute, 24 hours a day. The world's largest news gathering news team lets you know what is happening around the nation and around the world. And we'll let you know what's going on around ouf town with all the news, all the time. 1280 on your AM dial. surfaced mined land to be restored to its approximate original shape and planted with native vegetation. Addi44 tionally, the best practicable commercially available technology" to protect water supplies and advance approval of plans for exploration, mining, and reclamation, supported by a performance bond posted by the operator, will be required. States may be authorized to apply their own standards on ' federal coal lands within their borders if their mining regulations arc at least as stringent as Interior's rules, Kleppe said. The regulations would attempt to prevent environmental damage and insure that coal deposits leased to private companies would be produced and not held for speculation, said Kleppe. The Monday prior to the May 11 announcement, he said delays in exploiting federal coal leases must end. He expects production of coal on public lands will increase from around 32 million tons this year to about 305 million tons by 1985 under the new regulations. Environmental . studies, will however, delay the reof federal coal leassumption for at 10 least ing months, said. He estimated Kleppe industry will need five to seven years to obtain the equipment necessary to reach peak production. . |