Provo Daily Herald | 1980-11-03 | Page 3

Monday. November J. 1980. THK HERALD. Provo, Utah Valley in-I- n county commission race pits Democrat Lowell Glenn against Republican Keith Richan. Richan claims his experience as chairman of the planning commission makes him the better candidate to solve growth problems. In District Three, Claudia Anderson ar -- i$ attempting to remove incumbent Daniel B. Fugal. Fugal is also seeking his second term on the board. Other issues presented in this campaign include growth, curriculum and communications problems between district officials and patrons-Alpin- Twenty candidates are competing in this fight for 11 legislative seats at the state Capitol. Three candidates. Republican Karl N. Snow Jr.. the incumbent senator in Senate District 16. Republican Willard Hale Gardner, the incumbent representative in district 38 and 37th Republican Rep. Lee W. Farnsworth are running unopposed. Glenn counters that Richan has put too much emphasis on planning and School District is experiencIn the only other Utah Senate race, zoning at the expense of people ing one of the fastest growth rates in incumbent Democrat Eldon A. Money the state and the issues of increased faces problems. Republican Charles L. Bates. Jr. classroom space, transportation needs Candidates in the nine races for In the two year commission race, and additional teachers have headed include: Republican Jeri! Wilson says his the board's monthly meetings for the Representative Districts business experience and conservatism Incumbent Republican Neal B. past several months. should convince the voters that he's Six seats on the Provo and Nebo Evans facing Democrat John J.B. their man. Democrat Robert Slover school boards are being contested this Cooper in the District 33 race; Incumsays his experience in public ad- year, but only four involve races bent Republican Paul Rogers facing ministration and teaching government between two candidates. p Democrat challenger Robert C. should persuade voters that he's a canin the District 34 race and. inIn Provo District Four, School Board didate who cares. President Glen Brown is running unop- cumbent Democrat Stanley A. Leavitt In the Alpine School District, three posed, as is Clyde Swenson in Nebo facing republican Carl D. Anderson in positions on the board of education are District Three. the District 35 race. up for grabs in what many district In other races for the Utah House inThe Provo District Three race has inpatrons are saying is the most ex cumbent Clarence Robison facing chal cumbent LeRay L. McAllister, a Fil-leru- Nephi Area Legislative Seats Go Before Voters Two seats for the state legislature are NEPHI being contested in senate district 28 and house dis- trict 71. Democratic incumbent Thorpe is facing Republican Cary G. Peterson. District 71 finds Mitch V. Meyers is running on the Republican ticket against Democrat Jerry Freeman for the seat vacated by Cary Peterson. Waddingham says that he believes that conserving and increasing the efficient use of Utah's precious water supply is the number one problem. He has led the legislative efforts to appropriate interest-fre- e water funds administered by the Utah Board of Water Resources. He feels that the farmers and ranchers in Senate District 28 are to be congratulated for having used more of these funds in their efforts to increase conservation and efficiency than any other area in the In district Wad-dingha- 28, state. Peterson has eight years experience in the Utah House of Representatives. He ran unopposed for the served as last three terms and this last year, 1979-8Majority Whip in the Utah House. Peterson has also served as Chairman of the Energy and Natural has Resource Appropriations committee been a member of the Executive Appropriations Committee, a member of the Legislative Manageof Agriculture ment Committee, Standing Committee, on the Governor's Advisory (1977-198- Vice-Chairm- committee on the MX Missile, and is Chairman-Elec- t of the Western Conference of State Governments, which is an organization of 14 western states. Freeman comes from Oregon but has been living in Fillmore for the last five years. He is now serving as the Democratic Chairman for Millard County, and has been a county and state convention delegate for two years. The candidate believes in woman's rights but does not support ERA. He is strongly against abortion stating, "The only ones who want abortion are outside the tummy, those inside the tummy want to live." Freeman believes that local governments should be strengthened. Myers was born and reared in the small town of Minersville in Beaver County. He graduated from Beaver High School and attended Southern Utah State College. He graduated with honors from Utah State University. He taught English and coached basketball for several years at Delta High School. His successful teams show the great concern that he has for the youth of the area. "They are, and always will be, our greatest natural resource," he said. He also said that he would like to find some way to encourage good parenthood. No longer a teacher, Myers is a part owner of a small business which operates in Delta and Fillmore. Utah Supreme Court Justice I. Daniel Stewart today received the endorsement of 14 Provo attorneys, all of whom are professors of law. in the contest to keep his seat on the State s highest court. 2) Advocated another bond election for a new county building changed his mind 3) Limited public administrative experience -- Lowell Glenn Provided full disclosure of campaign financing 2) Professional economist and administrative experience 1) A) Stop inflationary government spending More control of public programs 3) Broader perspectives about county responsibility for the citizens and the issues B) Lowell Glenn Utah County Commission "5 A man reported missing in Spanish Fork Canvon by his companions Saturday apparently hitch-hike- d to S. U. at Employment his home in Nephi. according to the Utah Countv Works is Steel's Geneva Sheriff's Department almost back to normal The man was reported missing by his companions. but an economic recession is not over yet says L A steel company spokesman Jack Bollow. Usual employment are from 4.600 to levels and the level as of last week was 4.600 savs 5.000; Bollow. Sunday's Daily Herald the legal advertising outlining the Some 50 State Proposed Constitutional Amendments appearing on page 29 and 30 were in- employees are advertently transposed. To read this material in proper sequence, begin with page 30, then page 29 with the remainder of the in the lower right hand corner of page 31. We regret any inconvenience or confusion created by the placement of this advertising. We encourage readers to carefully study these proposed amendments and make an informed decision at the pells tomorrow. still laid off, Bollow said adding that company officials are unsure when these unemployed will return to work. h The unit at the Geneva plant usually has seven of its furnaces operating; but it is currently operating six furnaces. The plant actually has ten furnaces; but Bollow said ten furnaces 1- - K. (JbeBailliHeriilft employment. 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Center 84720, Phone [phone] Granger, 1 Part tor by the Committee to Elect I. iwell Glenn end W.iftiend Color Center In More than 600 employees were laid off earlier this year as the recession pinched off steel orders. open-heart- Keith Richan Will not disclose campaign financing Near Normal Justice Stewart's broad experience as a legal educator, legal practitioner, and jurist, the attorneys indicated that he is unusually well qualified for the position and that he deserves the nonpartisan respect and support being accorded him by the public and by the bar. never operate at one time and normal operaThe endorsement was made by the tion has been seven. following law professors: Gerald R. "We are still in a recesWilliams. Stephen G. Wood. Mary Anne sion, and the market Wood, Robert E. Riggs. James H. could get better or Backman. Douglas H. Parker. W. Cole worse," Bollow cautions. Durham. Jr.. J. Clifton Fleming. Carl He says foreign steel S. Hawkins. Edward L. Kimball. have fallen off imports Stanley D. Neeleman. James E. lately and could have a Sabine, Frank W. Smith. Jr.. and H. good effect on orders and Reese Hansen. Citing 3-mo- 1) Geneva At lenger David Eyerly. Incumbent Walter Hansen faces challenger Neil Mitchell in the Provo District Two race. ar Missing Man Wasn't Lost, Just Mislaid Employment vote-gett- four-ye- 3 Utah Valley Republican, faces Democrat Donna Dalton in the District 36 race In the only legislative race without an incumbent. Democrat Wanda Scott faces Republican Richard L. Maxfield Nebo District One race has incumin District 39. The representative seat Both Republican candidates sav they In District One. Richard R. Heaps, bent Maurine Hiatt challenged by Dora was opened by Republican Ted Davis "in in the primaries. Schoenfeld. the the top spent most of their $10,000 each who gave up the position to run for primary. The Democratic challengers He was defeated in the faces Sally Taylor in the only precinct In Nebo District Three, incumbent Governor have each spent just over $1,000. race which won't sport an incumbent Hugh Hjorth and challenger J. Collin primary. The most controversial race after the seeking For District 40. incumbent Allan face each other after a close primary has been the Alpine School In the battle for a board position in primary race. Hepublican Don R. Strong faces Board race. Democrat LaMar V. Crandall. and District Two. incumbent Leland Priday Utah County the contest with the cumbent Lucille G. Tavlor. a Democrat In the midst of a presidential elec- faces challenger Reece Johnson. Primost candidates is the race for the faces Republican challenger W. R tion, the local races have oeen relative- day is seeking his second four-yeUtah State Legislature. Bob" Phelps for District 41. on term the board. mild. ly The ge News about the happenings in local Ceampiiigir&s Fairly Placid After a hotly fought Republican plosive election in some time. primary race for the four-vea- r Accusations of budget and test score county commission eat. the regular election cover-up- s leveled at district officials campaign for both commission seats by a citizens group have helped to fuel has been relatively quiet. the election. I'tah-Pa- 3 1725 W. '