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Show Thursday, December 28, 1978 Page 13 Garn Says SALT II Could Be Dangerous Ski Rental & Sport Shop open 8am-6pm Resort Plaza 649-8110 Specializing In Ski Accessories: Smith Goggles Vuarnet Glasses I Ski Glasses Grandoe Gloves FEATURING PRACTICAL, GOODLOOKING CLOTHING Remember: "If you look good, you ski well!" See us for GLM Rental, High Performance Rental, and Ski Repair PREPARER! We will be closed Sunday, December 31 and January 1, so... BUY EARLY! PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE EGG NOG PARTY SUPPLIES BEER DOMESTIC IMPORTED Hours 12-10 Mon.-Thurs. 12-11 Fri. &Sat. Closed Sun. &. Holidays 436 Main (next to Car 19) 649-7254 Washington, D.C. Recent defense spending trends may render the signing of a SALT II treaty "dangerous" to the security of the nation, U.S. Senator Jake Garn (R-Utah) (R-Utah) said recently. Garn spoke as a member of an American Conservative Union panel discussion on the SALT accords, which included in-cluded Dr. Igor Glagolev, Small A minor earthquake measuring 4.2 on the Richter scale was recorded Wednesday Wed-nesday morning near the Utah-Idaho border. The quake, which occurred oc-curred at 6:46 a.m., in northern nor-thern Pocatello Valley, was the second one recorded in the area in less than a month. A tremor measuring 4.7 occurred there Nov. 29. Shockwaves from the quake were felt in Malad City, Idaho, but no damage was reported. Dr. George Zandt of the University of Utah Seismology Center said thpre is a major fault . General Daniel Graham and Dr. Charles Marshall. "I am not one who believes we can look at SALT in a vacuum," Garn explained. "We cannot take it out of context of the overall defense picture of our country, which has a military budget' at the lowest percentage of the gross national product since before the Korean Tremor running along the eastern edge of northern Pocatello Valley, making that area one of the most active in Idaho and Utah. Dr. Zandt said a larger earthquake measuring 6.0 occurred in the area in March Mar-ch 1975, causing damage as far away as Salt Lake City. He said a detailed study conducted after that quake revealed a complex fault system in the area. The recent earthquake activity apparently is the result of the continued readjustment of the earth caused by the 1975 quake, Dr. Zandt said. War. "I happen to believe we ought to have a SALT treaty," Garn stressed. "My opposition is not opposition to the SALT process, it is not opposition to cutting military budgets, and it is not opposition to lessening the danger of nuclear war. Any opposition I have is to a particular SALT treaty which may damage the security of the U.S., and may actually invite nuclear war." Garn emphasized that SALT II would not be so potentially dangerous if the U.S. had not already made , some unwise decisions, including in-cluding cancellation of the B-1 B-1 bomber, and the closing of the last ICBM production line in the free world. "It is useless to argue for or against the cancellation of the B-l now, but at least we could have traded it for the Soviet Backfire," Garn said. &Hiro "Instead, we allow the Soviets to exempt the Backfire Back-fire from SALT, yet the B-l is still included in the treaty, in case we change our mind." The Republican senator responded to a question concerning con-cerning President Ford's reported support of SALT II, saying "clearly this treaty is not a matter of partisan politics, and I'll not base my judgment of it on who supports sup-ports or proposes it." Other participants on the panel concurred with Garn that the Soviets are on the way to military superiority, and that they view the SALT accords differently from the U.S. Dr. Glagolev, a former SALT consultant to the Soviet Politburo who has received political asylum in the U.S. called American support of SALT "a retreat for democrary," and urged Congress to reject the treaty "as a whole." svstem r Gene Rouse rj Of- Dec. 31 Gene Rouse Kathy Shepherd MikeJarvis Gena Gordon Dec. 30 Patty King Peter Wise Jeannine Wait Wilson Snyder Jan. 3 Jim Arthur Valerie Thurnell Bob Sloan Paul Georgio Jan. 1 Mark Walsh Rob Berry Linda Martin Jan. 4 Cary Yates Tina Moench Have a friend or relative you would like to see congratuated in the birthday birth-day column? Send their nameis) and date of birth (day and month only) to Birthdays, co The Newspaper, Box 738. 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