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Show t A5 REVIEW, February 17, 1966 Missile Biz Needs Plug Aye On The Public Whats Good For Policemen Might Be Good For Mayor his vote AGAINST government by Jim Baldwin dont cast a vote You against anything the public wants." Thats your Mayor, J. Bracken Lee talking. He cast a vote in favor of letting Channel 2 string a banner across one of our city cs streets. Five minutes eadier, Mayor Lee joined George B. Catmull and Louis E. Holley and cast EAST MILLCREEK economy. Mayor Lee entered a motion to abandon any effort to bring in outside experts to study tte waste in city government..:, waste which. Commissioner Jim Barkerbelieves, the Mayor and commissioners dont see or dont want to see. Mayor Lee wants the police department to look into the savings possible by putting policemen on motor scooters. He even suggested robots to downtown streets. But he voted against an industrial engineer to find out where government in Salt Lake City is represented by waste patrol and manpower inefficiency. George Catmull refused to anyone could be found who can come in and make a survey of all departments. Only policemen can study policemen, according to believe that NEWS BY PAT KENDG Dear Bill Baby , Happy Birthday My Marine, Bill, and George Washington have more in common than love of country; they share the same birthday. As a bride, my meals evolved from under a can opener, so that first February of our marriage, I ordered the birthday cake from a bakery and in a sudden burst of facetiousness, decided to have it inHappv scribed, Birthday George and Bill, I picked up the cake the afternoon of February 22nd and without even opening the box, rushed home to put the finishing touches on disguising my usual homespun (from under a can opener) meal by use of our best china, flatware and At the conclusion of linen. this 'repast, I swept into the kitchen for the finishing touch which nearly finished our marriage, for upon opening the cake box, I gazed in disbelief at the clearly written inscription, 'Happy Birthday George Belli Conference Other sessions will public. be held Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Lutherans Reedemer Lutheran Church, 1955 East Stratford Avenue, will open the Lenten Season with special Ash Wednesday services February 23rd at 7:30 p.m. The pastor, Rev. Clayton W. Hammel, will present Lenten meditations on the general theme "The Cross and the Crosses following devotional services each Wednesday during Lent at 7:30 p.m. The annual Pulpit Exchange of Lutheran pastors in the Salt Lake area will take place this Sunday, February 20th. Preaching at Our Saviours Lutheran Church, 2500 East 3900 South, will be Pastor Erv Severtson, interim pastor f St. Pauls Lutheran Church of Kearns, Utah. Blue, Gold Banquet The Blue and Gold Banquet Living Conweekend at the of Cub Scout Pack 410 of Evangelical Church, 1910 East , Christ Methodist Church, 2375 3900 ; South .will feature the East 3300 South, will be held ReV),MaryiaFxancine, gospel February 25th at 6:30 p.m. sololswnd speaker4 He is The catered dinner for the en-t- he pastor of the Evangelical tire family will take place in Free Church in Chico, Calif- the Fellowship Hall of the church. Reservations should ornia. According to Rev. William be made through the church R. Cose, pastor, the Conferoffice, 484-68A Christian ference this 71. A rummage sale, sponsored ence, to begin tomorrow evening at 7:30, is. open to the by all youth groups connected Special Education Sees Gains, More Programs Special By Bernetce Neeley ? "Special education is the most exciting part of educa-ti- in today," exclaimed Burton Miller, director of special education for the Salt Lake City schools. Mr. Miller made those remarks when asked about special education in the City schools. He reported that there are nine categories of special education in the Salt Lake City Schools: 1. Educable (retarded) now serving 267 elementary age children and 211 of secondary age; total 478. 'There is a long waiting list for the 'educable classes, whom we cant accommodate until we get more teachers." he said. 2. Trainable (retarded) now serving ten children. 3. Home and hospital teaching, currently serving 80 at home and 73 at hospitals. 4. Physically handicapped -serving 25 children. 5. Emotionally handicapped - serving ten children. of the 1,613 6. Two-thir- ds students with speech problems are on an elementary level, rd on secondary with one-thi- level. 7. There are 58 children in programs for the deaf and 42 who are 'hard of hearing being given remedial pro- grams. 8. 1,056 school children with disabilities" are taught by remedial 'learning being teachers. 9. There are 23 physically now children handicapped being helped in Salt Lake City schools. The total school population in the City schools is roughly 38,000. New units planned for next year include eight new units for the educable, one more lor physically handicapped and two more for emotionally handicapped. The district will hire four more speech thera- pists. A new class for the hard of hearing will begin next year on an experimental basis. Granite Sets Career Lee then conducted a one-m- an harrangue against the news media particularly against the Salt Lake Tribune, whose editorials he said he and against the doesnt like Rocky Mountain News." (Because the Rocky Mountain News is a Denver paper, it was presumed he meant &e Review.) Mayor Lee denounced the Cox Job Classification study, which, it appeared from comments made in passing, the commissioners already have it known voted against the $17,500 approved for payment of the Cox job classification study. The Mayor defended his colleague, George Catmull by pointing out that if George isnt given the money to spend, hell take it out of where it shouldnt be spent. Not yet acquainted with Mr. Barkers State of the City Message (see Pg. 1), Mayor Lee expounded on the fine job that Salt Lake City is doing and declared that the news media have failed uniformly to criticize other units of government. , Why dont they (the news, media) look at the school districts 'and the' waste thats Why dont going on there? they look at the county; why dont they look at the state government? To clinch his arguments of economy: Mayor Lee observed that Salt Lake City does not pay the newspapers one cent for promotional advertisingasthe county and state do. (They havent placed such advertis ing in The Review.) After casting his vote to wipe out chances for an unbiased efficiency study, the Mayor passed on such com ments as: 'The problems will solve themselves." No one ever accused me of worrying about income for Its the outgo government. Im worried about.. 1 dont want any And experts coming down here to tell me how to do my job. that he Career Day at Granite High School will be held February 24, and for the first time this year will include parents as well as students, according to the sponsoring Sugar House Kiwanis Club. The Kiwanians are enlarging their annual program because of the need for more specialized training beyond high school, resulting in a feeling of confusion and helplessness of parents in guiding their children in this area. This year, the program will begin at 7:30 p.m. rather than during class time, so that parents with their children, may meet with local persons who are leaders in their fields and discuss such things as local and national placement opportunities, the training required and the assets and liabilities of their respective occupations. Herald Carlston, director of student placement, Univer sity of Utah, will address the general assembly in the auditorium, discussing occupational leader of their choice, Occupations featured will be agriculture, forestry; armed service; art, decorating, designing; business, executive; business, office work; civil services (police, fireman, social workers, etc.); building trades; engineering; law; mechanics; medical; modeling and beautician; nursing; stewardesses and teach Mr. Miller said. 'When society has enough intelligence to take care of those who are different, in an individualized program, 1 think this is the real mark of a democratic society," Mr. Miller stated. Take the mind, for ex'We ample, he continued. know only the Deginning of what goes on in the brain. An injury to it may cause a child to not be able to learn academics, but we must remember that academics is only seven points of the 50 or so that make up what we call intelligence. Prior to the Korean War Mr. Miller was a speech and hearing therapist, then went back to school for further training in special education. Mr. Catmull. Only leaf rakers can tell you how best to rake leaves, Mr. Catmull believes. No one, he said, (and there are thousands of examples from coast to coast to the no one is qualicontrary) fied to do an efficiency study of all five departments. Mr. Catmull protested against the failure" of the recent Cox job classification study. 'He did it all out of one room with interviews," George Catmull complained. To study Georges department we need someone who knows 'how to rake leaves; someone who knows how to clean sewers. It was for deaf ears that Jim Barker observed that the outside, unbiased study he recommends is the very type of study resorted to by nearby Kennecott Copper Corporation to effect savings of up to 40 abandoned. Mr. Lee wanted Day The Cottonwood Bruch at Ttewew offices will provide the Valley Bank & Trust Comadditional customer services pany is holding an official including added bank and more auto teller opening this week of its new. quarters at 6275 South 20 East service, it was noted by Mr. A spacious confer(Highland Drive) according to Jensen. Don V. Jensen, Jr., assistant ence room with seating for 100 ' is available by appointvice president and branch The branch has ment for use by civic groups. manager. been located for several years An open house will be held at 6065 Highland Drive, some on Saturday, Feb. 19 although two blocks north of the new the bank will not conduct business on that day.' building, teller-window- The dike has a hole. Because of a drop in Annually with Christ Methodist Church is scheduled for March 4th and 5 th. The money raised will be used to purchase new choir robes for the youth choirs. Anyone having items to donate to this sale is asked to please bring them to the storage space in the basement of the church. Bank Move Utahs missle employment over recent years talented people with technological backgrounds have been leaving. The missle industry dike that was holding them here has a hole - and this week a University of Utah official pointed the way for Utahns to place their collective finger in that hole in the dike. Utah should move immediately to establish a Wasatch front scientific complex. L. Ralph Mecham, assistant to the president and director of the center for economic development and research at the University said Tuesday. Mr. Mecham called for a grand alliance between Utah business, universities, and governmental agencies to gain greater participation in the technological and scientific revolution that is sweeping the county. The Wasatch Front scientific complex proposed by Mr. Mecham would be built upon Utahs existing centers of technological and scientific excellence among Utahs aerospace companies, its universities, other Industries where research plays a prominent role and upon the exceptionally high production of engineers and PHDs in scientific and related pursuits. said Mr. Efforts to build such a major complex, Mecham, should be centered on the area along the Wasatch Front extending from Provo to Logan and should be modeled in part along similar complexes in the Boston and Falo Alto areas. Although this would be the core area for high technological development other areas of the state would benefit from spillover production. Mr. Mecham, who made his remarks Tuesday before a luncheon meeting of the Salt Lake Rotary Club at the Hotel Utah, pointed out that that the high technology industry is the fastest growing in the nations economy and is now its sixth largest. But with the rapid recent dropoff in Utah missle employment the state is in serious danger of losing the initial advantage which it had in high technology industry. We now have a serious brain drain both from aerospace industry and from the graduates of our institutions of higher learning who must go elsewhere for suitable employment. Mr. Mecham also noted 'It is imperative that the people of Utah unite to stop this drain, use our unique assets and establish a major scientific complex based in part upon our graduate schools. COLLEGE OF BEAUTY 2230 South 7th East-Ph- ono 486-010- 1 thie to public demand w have extended our special for one month! corf- - Cfi? condi- - O 'CfiJ PERMANENT. 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