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Show it mice in .1 union OK'd For Four Colleges in Utah Plea Made On won-rcestae- nr ST. GEORGE iUPI -- &m4 Sate Ctslteg e ami Southern Utah .ui hike requests for a statewide tuition State College. policy, the Utah State Board! of msaresideri tuitKse IIS per Regents Tuesday approved Increases as student bousing Uauor, increases at four rates were approved for three of colleges and universities the four schools. An SUSC ?tfeeting on the Dixie College the a observed earnpus, request was tabled pending an regents legislative mandate ahainst tuiopjntofi from the attorney general. The institution had asked tion iriTfcSscs for rssicJcftt but authorised several f- a $21 increase in fees for both and resident student housing price ineresscs. nonresident Tiie governing body also allowed student. Ira irscreases in Dixie College MaRegents Richard dera activity fees subject to a limitation of SALT LAKE ituggtss and Luke Papp4 vised agaiast the tutioss hikes, ntir risa need far a uniform - era! on their relationship to the Utah Legislature's mandate. The board granted the University of Utah a $30 per quarter nonresident increase effeciMk The tive only for fiscal 1974-7school's president. Dr. David P. Gardner, requested the limit and urged implementation of 8 statewide tuition policy. Gardner said tuition hikes SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -Ggenerally result in lower state apprrpria!ion5 per student. He ov. Calvin L. Rampton orpresented a resolution from the dered a crackdown Tuesday on U. of U. Institutional Council big tracks highballing down Utah Sl0 higher nonresident highways in flagrant disregard charges as inequitable, financ- of the 55 mile an hour speed limit. ially prohibitive for some and harmful to sound public policies seeking to promote broader accessibility to higher euuraiiori. The other four-yeschools, Utah State University. tVtlff He asked Public Safety Commissioner Raymond Jackson to immediately implement a program designed to bring the large carriers back below the maximum legal speed, Rampton, in a letter to Jackson, noted that Utahns had generally observed the 55 mph lim it in the first weeks after it was imposed, but that the average speed is now creeping up and the limit is becomSALT LAKE CITY (UP1) -- disregard of ing common. Utah's two largest metropolitan "The most flagrant violators areas have been hardest hit by Influenza type B which moved appear to be the large trucks," the governor said. "In fact, it is into the state this month, the to Dr. Lyman J Losen, my opinion thai the failure of the to limit trucks observe speed state director of health. is probably responsible for the The health official said Influwidespread enza B has symptoms similar to developing the type A (the Asian groups i but disregard among all motorists." "The motoring public will obey is milder. limit only if they feel it is a speed B Influenza hits hardest at the fairly imposed and fairly and kindergarten junior high and the average enforced school levels, he yaid, while Infiuenxa A strikes pre schoolers motorist is not going to hold to a 55 miie limit if the trucking and the elderly. Olsen said Weber and Salt industry can ignore the limit with Lake counties had reported the impunity." Rampton said trucking firms heaviest of the milder flu, with would just have to adjust their the Jordan area hardest hit. delivery schedules and employe hours "to accomodate to SALT LAKE CITY (UPIi -S- working the greater public good of alt Lake County residents will reduced gasoline consumption decide in a special election later and greater highway safety." this year whether to contribute He said the state had only two $6.5 million to a performing arts choices: raise the speed limit or center near the Salt Palace. enfor it at present County commissioners voted levels. to the unanimously Monday put The governor asked Jackson, proposal on the baSiot in late whose department control the summer or early fall. Utah Highway Patrol, to strictThe state has already set aside ly enforce the 55 mph limit and $8 million for the center, which ticket offending motorists; place will be built in conjunction with officers on the United States' bicentennial in newly budgeted seek the aid of freeway duty; 1976. local officers in patrci'.ing on 'other highways; and determine SALT LAKE CITY (UPS) -the cost of additional electronic The federal government has surveillance equipment approved a grant which will pay speed needed for complete s about of the $120,000 and report to enforcement costs of the second planning wii! who Rampton arrange phase expansion of Salt Lake funding. international Airport. The governor also ordered two Airport Manager Murray said the remaining $41.- - steps aimed at trucking , firms which have advised their drivers 000 must be paid by the city. About $21 million worth of to ignore the limits. "Where the employes of any improvements at the aipcrt will trucking firm prove to be perbe started within a year. Airsistent violators of the speed port Commissioner Conrad B. limitation, deny all applications Harrison recently announced. for such firms or oversize or kk-tkKs- ng of City will keep limits ia 4!ttf aciKss Tuesday, the co the number of Gass C beer liUcid hiked ih salaries rf censes. The pks can is response to presiAttts of &5J sui etsiee and universities proposal to lift the rrstrictk: per It increase does not apply to which imposes a limit uf 35 CSass heads of cokges, C licenses. The measure would wtse salaries are dctermiwd end trafficking between taverns, Vocational but the beverage associauOR said by the State Bord Education. TusacUy the limit encourages jw. d (.fcQ to fiiih Transit AuUKiy raR prod'oe so ra.- fnv his a uut a trie lima were ra.:sea mi- - 0Jy p4 t.!k"y Sr, driver from Salt. hmim fi3,. Owtv n ferendam vnters in a m 10 W fm lines, sts subsidiaries, m-- den 44 buses and a garage slues asked an Peters, attorney, Street. the eammissiociers to m filh overweight permits as we cannot afford to have outsize and equalize outweight vehicles operating on regulations governing private the highway when the operators liquor clubs. He said the ciu'ss Louisville. Ky., was foundH by are not cognizant of the demands are easier to open but serve the explorer George Rogers Clark in sam purpose as a tavern., ... of safety," Rampton asked. be put ub fjr bid in C.B-wre- mx4 3k ptr Henry ail' bids April 9 ia the Salt lr.hmt Secretary Riyxt ftSuee m the 9h pwtot.vpe pfjs.tte oil lease m 'Uh. the prerara tost fall. It Uiime4 at of Umi MxmfRttHH m-- t prwix-tPtj- ' si from shale m Utah, nmsxvd today. CoWsdo srd ftysnting awl dHtfminiKg if it eaa be dmoe sf The S,J&acre tract (fm OjelUNJU-r- t S " more becausetlHStwouId be less fvk SrviKVl rSstnci Jude HfWs&i-Qty Racwder Wte Nelson 0. Hyde had Artedalffd thejs ate says th cfty has the t sale af i!? bus tfese businesses ithnul Monday, But he delayed the procedins until Apnl 19 at the rtijuest of im City CvHnrnissioner Jert-nif- l stehas bid JXW OOO fur the line. fur ihrrv Gaiioway jtsket St Rsillips Jr. said most city to work KVks and got two agencies have recomrnended his He offer. of out the fuvux'irvg He has yet lifting the restnetnfl. to hes? Iran the plsmun arrf said his backers wx? out of the area and uiibie to post the swing department. Bill nwmas mers. repre-- $30.01)0 cash demanded bv tlie jd&b. CEDAH CITY, 8tayt hatf af the igt($ss tp. rxure as Owiar City have thesr bonnes t,Henss this war ?UI T UKK CIVi U'Mi leid the cky is iwjiiHng U The !?vksl gowBnwftl will h hh-of thosse tics all remain hacketv FituKJC Governar Ramofon Orders Curb on Truck Speeding scoring Lake April 9 On license Fee osrpone X.IO rlT!( - Tie Bjs lines las of the Utah licAssoc $ uey cnrangs&onr-r- ews o 5. Salt hose - Cm" itTIl &pfSKstives ensed iSrvmge a 's y c ion Beer Ikertses A.' Businesses In Cedar Behind Bus Line :. V.a-n- u hh fm& k adjaceiii ta one 'Si's abot Itm we n.U-Ce and Sun diiiige, these gys wh haw ffalhjs fVtrx'um sestw The State sfUUh has filed sail W, Os. submitted a joint high bid been living off the cttv ," he said os the m Utah tracti ef f5 n8k on esrlier this over title ami askwt iKt !( thev nwdh in s special be cam Two $e?4 ttlier pMt'jtyn shale Licv5es Hjld be ptthi by k the tratts vvre off4nd eariier in jicMUt under (e&H &l courts up'i Use ease is (WoraviiK bniisng bms bids of settle!. TV stale has 8reed that ffetwa says the city has nev- So) na.liwi ami $1 t nnlli ;dl cvxvir:it.ls ami !m;ener collected all of the Lsvnse Paul L I toward, RLM director tered into by the feum! jjav it should hae. and mw nur - nutfj txsincs.Nes in town ai-- not even fen?d April an record So 4e.il. far tMs year, the city s I holds sit estimated iiiiitt)!i Das ft. i& ftWXTAbk1 oil, rtwnpvired ta Mi milliist r.irrvl. In the trad J1tni March It h Pirate Purdaisei Jean Laffittc, famed pardoned by mn sites are south d the President wai James Madison, fthitc Hhfr about 40 mile for his assistance to Gen ssH.!tlsCiit of Vernal. Afcdrt'w Jatksim In the Pat-liof New Ork'sm. Ta trHsr-- tracts In WvniiuraJ JiMGO ftr retsewals, which is just half frf utu-i-t it last ar by the sanw ;s co:npi.id on Unn; The of ette per the lsis of ttitf of the business jjrois olkvted f lics-ns- bur-canee- e i)ie-U!nt- sis-poi- nt yy j ' pRp: yiyil ' w I l ." g " . - MACARONI g Xr Mc gl' two-third- UKE CITY tUPn -Cdetectives arrested two persons and seized a variety of equipment and drugs Monday-nigh- t in a raid on an alleged abortion clinic. "We made two arrests for supplying the means for abortion and seized the equipment, which is pretty scary stuff," said Sgt John Llewellyn of the Salt Lake County sheriff's detective bureau. He said a potential abortion patient was waiting in the apartment south of Salt Lake City and one of the suspects was sterilizing equipment when the raid was made. Marijuana and various prescription drugs were seized and conplaints against two other persons on narcotics cnargps were being prepared today by the nacratics squad The suspects were not immediately identified. I I mm SALT ounty S.ALT LAKE CITY' iUPIi-- federal official 3'nst liarrassmnt has A warned of Wild horses ruining free in ixaii Paul L Howard, state director of the US Bureau of Land Management, issued the warning Tuesday in response to reports of people chasing wjid - administered burses on lands. Mi reports will be investigated, he said, and the agency is increasing its protection activities in w:id horse areas A federal law, with maximum penalties of a year in prism.; aiid a Si 000 ! in makes it Uiegal to harrass. fcJi, bu'eher. sell, remove or take possessi-of wild horses or burros on lands. Bi-.- ted-er- 'Miracle' Baby Sat :::i A SALT LAKE CITY UPI one and one-ha- lf pound baby girl given less than one per cent chance of survival went home mM b After Recovery :z:-- w - . J ufs.-- : iSfiSvjKb ff ' vVednuay iiaoiigh Tuesday from the hospital Tuesday after surviving heart surgery and a respiratory ailment which hits premature infants. Lisa Kay Homer, daughter of Mr and Mrs. William R Horner. Sail Lake City, was bom last 14. December about ihree months premature She wa. transferred to the University of Utah Medical Center s Newborn Intensive Care I'nit, where at age three eeks heart surgery was performed to close off an open blood vessel The baby also had hyaline membrane disease in her iungs and another condition affecting the intestines. Physicians were abie iu in7fCl si! physici! problems, and Lisa increased in to five and one-haweight EKo!d Furnifufe P;Hbury . FLOUR Bag S4.69 WifKou 44 0"- tir POLISH 89c - fTour'6 w;ho.n sl'99 - TOriA P.sg., 300 can WWt 45 33c 46c Cc-.po- 5 ik STEW lf "That's when doctors allowed her parents to ta ke the :j' month old Miracle baby 'tome. The Hfiroers said fey never gave tip hr.pe. Lisa is one of the vnallest babies m survive at the nvdscai center and tne of the smallest ever to have survived heart surge:. The family said medical cost will runs about $30,900 homer, an errmomist with the State Enptoymerit Security Department, said that pf.- cent :s covered f gure by insurance 99c 9 assy LUNCH MEAT . Ceeal to Wttkfc.1 Cov, , j Whou T1 - Coupon - 1 nSWfwJBps 8?c 99c BREAD . ISfy 11 Qt, ptj. BUC WHEATS 43c C'4f; i Sl it' 57c He 1 '''4 KIHGHff W;tko L. 77 4aW (jump -- FLOUR 4 Ei i pounds Lot- - ice CflfiAM, C"i. $2 2? Cd-jp- m HASH- -- CHILI Emm LPS. Wifkout Coupon WSton mwih j. 44c $5 0? - I 4c JT ti SPANISH 83c Coupon "tvi wji lift rxs:f tsl ji ifa FORK 134 South Main iitA AB , t. '."-rJtt- - Stores Oosed Sundays I |