Show SA Standard-Examine- Ogden Saturday August r X 19 1972 V y jav Physician Shortage Does Exist in Utah 'CJ 7 ?p Isolated Tom Provides Unusual Medical System 1 1 “The crow apparently was occasionally were called to the By DEAN LOKKEN to pick up mauled remote Associated Press Writer valley by a dog” she said 4" s i Vs STANLEY Idaho (AP) -- patients — at $150 an hour “We sutured him up and set his Mrs Osborn can be called on most in and nurses Doctors He was doing fine until ' day or night She wing communities are summoned by the CB radio scene the of the acciday he waddled in front of races to the SALT LAKE CITY (AP) —'physicians at all chest-pockinter- dent or to the clinic in her or- a car” or buzzers Dixon said the availability of ratios Despite people-to-doctcom speakers ange Volkswagen COMPLETE COURSE physicians The ambulance is painted orNot in Stanley Idaho who patients can first Fifteen of the volunteers have c:ans in Ltah such a shortage contact for a medical problem The town’s only nurse Mrs ange and white d an ft In addition she operates the taken exists the dean of the Univer-'als- o contributes to a doctor course Marie Osborn lives 15 miles clinic on for another EMTS and hours as a 15 — regular Of the 1383 prac- Medi- - shortage of Utah cf some College from outside towrn and doesn’t have a nurse practitioner outlying sty !UcinS physicians in the state areas— have signed up to take cme contended Friday call her on a Among the walk-in- s They telephone have Provide primary care citizen’s band radio that was been scores of tourists with al- the same course Dr John A Dkon'madc the recently installed at one of titude sickness (Stanley is “It's a lot rougher course 4 docat This the ratio puts rrliif at the Hoteltors Stanley’s two motels about 6200 feet above sea level than advanced first aid” Mrs he 3 n “They” can be any one of a and the nearby Sawtooth Moun- Osborn said said At summer's end US 93 — number of Stanley residents tains attract unconditioned hik“If the national standard of lie said the University stretches from Canada to which who have volunteered to par- ers) t ne influenza lacerations phsician per 1000 popu-'T-- u has Col of Medicine — will become quiet Mexico ege Utah is rela-- 1 lotion is accepted ticipate in an unusual medical blood pressure complications e relieve in to been assist The trying again care system wen off with 13 phvsi-pe- r campers will distivei and aggravated asthma in- a doctor snow will fly and ing by shortage the 1 000 Advertised as the “Gateway appear tn BUSINESS GOOD medical will town’s the to the Swiss Alps of America” population MILESTONE— Jack Anderson right Yellowstone National Park superintendent Dxon said “However such a 47 to shrink do back a “We business fairly good Alan Stanley has only 47 residents figure is misleading for two im- - P t th presents the silver National Parks Centennial medallion and other gifts to With ears ' “Excellent snowmobile cousaid Mrs Osborn in fishooks” in lies the heart it However at Yellowstone maldistrivisitor portant reasons the Coxey left who recently became the fishto of thousands ntry” commented one ambuof the Sawtooth Valley which referring SERVE NEEDS buiion and the specialization of Coxey are his son John 2 and his wife Jackie They are from Bend Ore — lance drive “Winter sports arc who the invade area ermen U S Forest Service officials Ve desire to serve the) Standard-Examine- r pin sicians” UPI Telephoto While she discussed her really building up” 150 say is visited by about 600000 Dixon said the distribution of state's needs to the greatest ex- to 300 cases a a from worker dam! Each weekend each year people doctors in Ltah places the ratio tent possible but we are 1 to will come snowmobilers noCDCT I OIINLE 1040 project at Clayton entered the of people to physicians at more’the only area with a physician i I TOURIST ILLS town The and a clinic sponsors a displayed fingertip Stanley than one per 1000 population in shortage” Dixon said “There-- J These tourists and summer she had sewn back four weeks e y race in Cache Davis Salt Lake (al-fowe feci a continuing re- suffer heart attacks earlier A pulley had nipped it February that ends on Main residents most 2 per 1000) and Weber sponsibihty to our neighboring! Street develop fevers pick ud ticks off counties but at fewer than one1 states who have no medical and break bones at the same “I never thought the tip “And lots of snowmobile acciper 1000 population in the re- - schools and to the nation be-- 1 rate as people everywhere would take” she said “It took dents” said Mrs Osborn She cause of our high degree of fed-- 1 maming 25 counties “You used to wait 2I2 to 3 17 stitches” plans on driving 150 miles each which era! apfunding NO PHYSICIANS hours before an ambulance Mrs Osborn also has treated winter weekend from Boise to 85 per cent of our proached could Ketchum or from Hailey 1U noted Rich Wane Dag-c- tt four or five dogs and one crow help keep the system working last vear” budget to said a get hospital” patients and Piute counties hac no Of the 1466 applicants this Mrs Osborn ambuyear for 100 positions 400 were volunteer Stanley’s Utah residents with good to ex- and lance drivers emergency NAUVOO 111 (UPI) — Descen- - since 1846 when the Mormonstors’ chapel cellcnt credentials DLxon said technician (EMTS) this medical the the! once left Nauvoo SUNSET— Carl R Clark son adding this largest “Te are trying to link per- summer have cut that time ear's entering jdants of the founders of ot Mr and Mrs Robert W freshman class consists of 82 Mormon faith have assembled city in Illinois on their famous sonaj jjvcs with the past and to about 55 minutes The closest Bullet-Riddle- d march westward und n this Mississippi River town 1200-mil- e Clark of 320 W 1985 N has Utah residents and 13 50 south miles said is about hospital the leadership of Brigham Young show people their heritage” been promoted to sergeant in state residents 11 of whom arefor a two-da- y family reunion in Sun Valley elder church Allred a Douglas Concerned about the needs of MURRAY Utah (UPI) — A Martin 14 months was listed in BRAVED HEAT the area— particularly in the Bakersfield Calif man blames 'serious condition Air Force Base Hawaii he is Higher Education statts of Ida-'30- 0 a persons gathered for the The only scheduled activities visitors a few summer— the town's residents a bullet-riddle- d irecj gaij road sign as the Mrs Barbara Pedersen 32 for the reunion were a series of married to the former Kirbv ho Wvoming Nevada and Mon- - reunion a health to last winter organized the heat Friday cause of a fatal accident in was reported in fair condition It was the first such reunion historical lectures in the Ramos of Syracuse tana owm Icare of their system — — — homes that (examine the restored he was involved last 'at the hospital j which READY DRIVERS the of evidence are Petersen says he hopes to fly tangible (Wednesday nine miles southwest QUEENIE By phii ambulance A a of of list volunteer town's history Because hime Saturday with his three of Salt Lake City 15 restoration project by the drivers is ready 24 hours a day “There was a ‘yield sign in adopted children: Teddy 9 and Stephen 5 PederChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y On the list are the names of Sherri I Saints Nauvoo has been Idaho Fish and Game Depart- imv lane but couldn't read it” sen and his three adopted childesignated a national historical ment employes forest workers said Glenn Pedersen 32 “It was dren escaped serious injury Patrick shot up so bad it was illegible retired men site by the National Park and v Armada of the Smith Service As far as I’m concerned the and ambulance Motel drives Allred said he hoped rain d who ruined the sign would cool things off today for operates the citizens band ra- people my daughter” dio ‘the final day of the reunion t wom— in Get Your and men will be developed early Mont areas EMTS include MISSOULA (AP) Pedersen driving in a VolkAttending the reunion were 20s 1Ie said the injunction descendants of Joseph Smith Sr en as young as their late Northwest Regional Forester1973with his wife and and road construe- - and Lucille Mack Smith The and many past retirement age swagen bus bars log§in6 rectpve Yurirh said Fridav a The town also opened a clinic six children collided with a I !tion untl1 a Xational Environ- - C0UpIe had 11 children includ- cent federal court: order will Act in a four-roop0iiCy log cabin A dump truck loaded with statement'ing Joseph Smith Jr recognized 20 Forest National about was acted ambulance been used has ‘aS upon lay the founder and first propurchased of asphalt Utah Highway Patrol From Yurich said no timber sale'phet of both the Church of from a civil defense unit and officers say Pedersen drove in Montana sales timber in awarded from been Latter-dahave contracts y and doctors hospitals Jesus Christ of Northern Idaho and Eastern a yield sign inventoried roadless areas saints and the Reorganized around Idaho donated equip- through the Washington OTHERS INJURED 30000 since June 30 “We have not church of Jesus Christ of Lat- - ment sales involved The to within reacFer-da“We’ll bad y Saints go anywhere opportunity Pedersen’s foster daughter 4 acres and could yield 137 mil- - jet Mj-n 2332S ednes-gg- jj reason” said Mrs Osborn 6 lion board feet of timber he the injunction issued died early A couple of weeks ago the Bridgette Cherry day in San Fransisco he said 12 the hours after It WOUltl SppGBT thG COUrt volunteers carried a motorcycl- Thursday aiUUllb WednesTain an aFransisco tion would possibly delay springs in Nauvoo are the homes ist two miles out of the woods crash Jenifer Cherry 4 was Special Prices 20 National Forest of Brigham Young and Joseph in darkness had crashed He in condition Tudge 'reported s satisfactory b Poximatcly Court to Missionaries into a tree Samuel Conti barred road con- - timber sales planned in the Smith Jr by Cottonwood Hospital officials 4 4 hts brother and Srmth t Hyrum struction and Umber harvesting Northern Region” RATE OF CHARGE Steven Another foster child at a taiten fr were til to have v jail "e sal he study in inventoried roadless areas of courl order before its im- - Carthage 111 by a mob and The volunteers charged him National Forests It also pro-!lb- e on the National Forests slain on June 27 1844 The in- the base fee of $25 plus 50 cents hibited the award of new tim-iPacident set the stage for the a mile to the hospital He was How about that for being casual?” evaluated her sale contracts after June can of most of the not charged" for being carried evacuation 30 1972 when the first restrain Mormons of Nauvoo and their two miles ing order was issued against Before the volunteer medical trek westward under Young’s the Forest Service service was started helicopters leadership The order was requested by the Sierra Club and the Colora— The do Open Space Council and will PROVO Utah (AP) Commission hasj be in effect until the case is re- Utah County 1972 county tax levy the cut solved Trial is scheduled for from 11 to 95 mills 0V Some 775 mills will be con- STUDY AREAS tributed to the general fund 1 in-and 175 will be used to raise said Yurich the injunction Yellowstone National Park the park 7 million acres of capital improvements funds volves about Wo (UPI) One of the worlds Among the latest changes m inventoried roadless area in Utah County’s assessed valu- : most volatile geyser u : O AS ANYONE knows who Yellowstone National Park has the basin is a change in water Region One forests “The road- ation this year is $1873 million estito con-last bub-’les! now areas are s year’s c°:ors and an increase in compared being shown sc me ur exVaired has had to hire help these days sidered bv the Forest Service mate of $183 million Commis- es in its configuration and bling action or who has had to deal with potential new wilderness 'Sioner Verl D Stone said the Two other features suddenly features recently more has had he said budget county study areas” Naturalists from the National appeared overnight A two-fosome of the people filling posiimprove-Servic- e since control Forest R John McGuire capital 1 unmud noted ice at first Park Sen the pot Congress Pool ap-chief in Washington Wents were put in a separate tions in various fields competusual activity in Norris Geyser peared giving tourists the first of forest study (budget category Basin about Aug 10 The Gey- - chance to see a mud pot in the DC said a list ent personnel who know how famous attraction at Norris visitor area Another ser to perform their duties are like suddenh appearing feature is a hot spring pool adjacent to Mud-- 1 nuggets of gold in a mountain dv Sneaker This is ays Medical Dean - &&' m or et i ? Idaho-sponsore- :3iV?-btf0- th j j Kj j ‘ 100-mil- re j Joseph Smith Descendants Meet in Reunion at Nauvoo Fatal Accident Blamed On Sign j j out-of-ji- cross-countr- i j ' visi-jbrav- ed pecjera courj Order Delays Timber Sales In Northwest Forests 'niandi j co-own- er j Missionaries mur-jdere- - de-jmen- tal LUGGAGE : 18-to- ns m I t£! j trict I ct Tte Utah County Cuts Property Taxes NO EXPLANATION Suddenly Change Noted in Geysers General Staff 100-year-o- ld 1 j ot ' -- Gal Shot Down Fight Over Kids? i of dross NO EXPLANATION Geologists have no explanation for the sudden changes so proud of the staff we have so They said changes this drastic have occurred only one other lime sirce the 1953 ilebgen Lake nd criti-- ! ORIGINAL AUTO GLASS cal injuries to a man in this earthquake n geyser Old Faith- southern Idaho town 30 aboul miles from Norris husband woman's The former no1 bas been disturbed in was being held the Jerome by what-Counever occur-charghave been changes no formal Jail although beneath thc sur- earth's anS had been filed said l a£e-AlSheriff James (Pat) Bums Several of the park's natural were in their 30s the lealures sheriff said but he refused to 'vere cban§ed drasti-r- e the in Hebgen Lake earth- jcally lease any names The first heavy shock Bums said the shooting an avalanche of rock curred near the Greenwood dammed the Madison River School Both persons were shot to Lakeform 23 About Quake with a 33 caliber pistol persons camping just outside the park along the Madison Riv- er died during the quake Advanced Training EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT Well-know- in Specializing insurance claims ty Free pick up es & delivery Radco sliding glass doors £ windows Tempered glass products oc-!2ual- ! 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