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Show 1 12 SUNDAY HERALD 'wnm,'at5LM-186- ' Legislative Briefs Ski Country Has Million Dollar Disaster-N-o Snow 1 1 State Civic Auditorium Proposed In S. L Area ( UPI ) Busicoungov- nessmen in this snowless ski try town asked the federal ernment today to declare it a dis- aster area.. The area has had what amounts A to a major crop failure, they said. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) A SALT LAKE CITY UPI) Businessmen huddled in town bdli to permit construction of a Joint resolution asking Congress while 40 weather melt establish a national civic auditorium and 'sports arena at Prompntory Summit will be ed the last traces of snow from the Mt. Telemark ski slope, the in the Salt Lake City area was considered by the House soon'. ' Fri-.iia- y. town's House in the bill biggest industry. notes the joining of the hopper The (trapped No show meant no skiers, and transcontinental railroad occurred there May 10, 1869, after six years no skiers meant no money, townsIt would permit a of construction factor the east and people, agreed. And so far this commission to plan such a build-in- 2 west. '' been : winter, there'd, to snow snowman. a make enough and would permit bonding to "If we lose the whole skiing ibufild it. Members of the commisSALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Con' season, the loss will be over sion would include a .member of solidation of the activities of the Mt. Telemark manager million," the state board of examiners,, a Tourist and Publicity Council and Tony Wise said, h member of the county commis-eio- the Park and Recreation CommisIf the declares Hay and a member of the city sion into one "new department is ward a government Wise said, disaster area. Each would appoint called for in a bill to be intro- the Telemark Co. ' can ask for , commission a duced in the House Monday. two other persons. loan $250,000 federal The Department of Advertising g to buy its own j Sponsors are Heps. George Cot and Industrial equip would Development . Elizabeth Vance, be created to handle tourist pro- meat. lard, Laike motion and conservation and planR.V. Evans, and Marvin Warren, .D - Spring-vill- ning. It .would have "a r RED RELEASE PRIEST board, one from each judicial BERLIN (UPI) The Rev. Robdistrict and two from the state at ert the all goverFrater, last of four Roman appointed by large, FACES SENTENCING Catholic nor. priests sentenced in 1958, .J LOS ANGELES (UPI) released by Communist been has of An advisory council repreJazz saxophonist Art Pepper, 33, faces sentatives of the historical society East Germany, a West Berlin sentencing March 8 on his guilty state engineer, fish and game Catholic spokesman said Wednesplea to a charge of possessing commission,' land board, highway day. Father Frater, 46, had. been heroin. Pepper, who entered the department, w a t e r and power imprisoned with three other Jesuit plea in court Thursday, was ar board ' and building board would priests on chagres of currency viol itions and espionage. rested Oct. 26 by police. be .appointed. monument to Lincoln's Farewell to Springfield Recalled On Centennia I Anniversary SPRINGFIELD, III. '(UPI) A --century ago today a chronic failure of a man left here to save a 'nation. He told his friends that with God's help "I cannot fail." The tall, ungainly, country law yer stood on the rear platform of a Great Western Railway car to begin his five-yemarch to ward immortality. "Without, the assistance of that divine being, who ever attended . Wis. HAYWARD, --' ' . . degree ar I cannot With that And here he sipped from a barrel assistance I cannot fail," Abra- -' of bitterness which might have ham Lincoln told the small crowd done for a dynasty of men. that gathered in the rain to see He had lost his first election, him off. failed in business, , lost his one He also said, "I leave now, not chance to win a case before the knowing when, or whether ever, U. S. Supreme Court, was beaten twice in bids for the U. S. I may return. . ." It was here he had lived for a Senate, l Lincoln had gained four terms quarter of a century, where he in to an the Illinois General Assembly a old young "passed from man Here my children have but twice it rejected him for been born and one is buried." speaker of the House. In 1849 he ham ' succeedl. " . sought appointment to commissioner of the federal General Land Office. That, too was denied him. He was bound for the capital of a disintegrating nation, where he would head its government in its greatest time of tears, yet he was not the choice of a majority of its citizens. But despite the grimness of the day, of the times, of a life marked by a dozen frustrations for each; small jewel' of tetunopb. ithe'lSO words the ,iah President- elect of the United States spoka thajf day were full of hope. "Trusting in Him, who can go with me and remain with you and be everywhere for good, let confidently, hope that all will yety be welfl. 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