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Show Page Three August 26, 1971 SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS, Kanab, Utan Orderville news and events Another school year has startto the accompaniment of groans and sighs from reluctant students, early morning alarms and piles of books to carry home. Even the youngsters admit, though, that it will be rather good to be back on a regular schedule again. Among the many visitors here this week were the Dale Brinker-hoff- s the LaVoy, Rusts, the Hugh Sorensens and the Laurence Reeses. Anna Seamon and Norene Porter visited with friends and relatives here. Other visitors to the Porters included Gerald Porter of Yuma and the sister of Mrs. Elbert Porter. Roger Fisher visited with his parents, the B. P. Fishers for a short time, and Lee and Dellas Sorensen visited at the Burke Sorensen home. Luana Clark has gone to Northern Utah to help her daughter, Marilynn, who is the proud mother of new twins. Farel, Brad and Derek Lamb and the Neil Andersons went to Las Vegas for the wedding of Rex-in- e Esplin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Esplin. Bobby Tait visited with his parents for the weekend. Word was received here of the death of Doyle Lynn Sorensen, son of a former resident, Doyle Sorensen. Doyle Lynn has many friends and relatives here. MISS LYNN DIANE . . . DUCKETT will wed Kerry Carpenter Carpenter-Dueke- tt vows set for Springtime Mr. and Mrs. William Duckett of Hatch announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Lynn Diane, to Kerry E. Carpenter, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Kent Carpenter of Kanab. Miss Duckett is a graduate of Panguitch High School and will attend Southern Utah State College in Cedar City this Fall. Mr. Carpenter is a graduate of Kanab High School and is presently a senior at SUSC. A Spring wedding is planned by the young couple. 'What do Travelers say about Utah' ever wonder? (Continued from page two) high wondered one of many travelers. Its in the miscellaneous sections of the book where comments become more interesting. One Pleased youthful visitor was, with the number of freaks out here. I thought Id have trouble with by long hair, but I see that fellow freaks have already tamed the place. Another couple, perhaps more We travel sedate, remarked, throught Utah numerous times each year may retire here. But the most typical reaction of all was one of pleasant surprise to Utah, registered by the couple who said, First trip out West-expe- cted Utah to look more like Nevada. Underestimated Utah. We plan to come back to Utah to see more. Need a Plumber ? PLUMBING AND WET HEATING SPECIALISTS ... to a System From a drip We furnish and install and take care of all your plumbing needs. MODERN PROFESSIONAL We now and NO. ARIZONA 16 24 875-229- (call collect) 4 HOUR SERVICE Dr. A. R. 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The generating plant will also provide jobs and income. During the construction period of 15 years, construction, electrical generating, and mining operations would provide 2,500 jobs. The payroll over this phase would total $95 million, creating a new population of 10,000 people, including workers and their families. It is assumed that although many of these people would actually live in Page, Ariz., a great many would live in Glen Canyon City, Utah, and other Utah communities. Once the plant is actually built and in full operation, the generating plant itself will employ 200 to 300, and the mines another 2,200, with an annual total payroll of $23 million. Kaiparowits would provide needed employment opportunity, including management and technical jobs, for Utah people, and would reverse population movement away from the counties and small towns of south central Utah. Kaiparowits The Environment The combustion of fossil fuels, coal, natural gas and oil accounts of the energy produced for 96 in the United States. In the past, the burning of coal to produce electricity had caused pollution problems. The combustion of coal causes particulates, sulfur dioxides, oxides of nitrogen, hydrocarbons and carbon dioxide to be released into the air. Those opposing the construction of Kaiparowits give thx'ee principal environmental reasons why the plant should not be built. DR. RICH SAYS: LET ME HELP YOU HEAR BETTER! WITH A Minimum Service call: $8.00 SERVING SO. UTAH "Are You in Favor of Kaiparowits?" asks Lloyd The Relief Society Presidency and the Bishopric went to St. George Saturday to attend an LDS regional convention. Nellie Heaton is here for a visit, and it is certainly good to see her back again. Speakers in sacrament meeting were the parents of the Bishopric, Bishop and Mrs. Binnie Sorensen, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Palmer, and Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson. Bishop and Mrs. Donald Atkinson have an Indian student living with them this year. The Atkin-son- s have been enjoying a visit from Bishop Atkinsons parents, who have recently returned from an LDS mission in England. Mrs. Jay Criddle (Carma Crofts) has been visiting at the J. E. Crofts home. Visitors to Salt Lake City this wekend included Barbara Carroll and her girls, the Quin Newby family and the Hans Sorensen family. ed, 2 lbs. Seedless Grapes, Calif. No. Is .. lb. Tomato Juice, Libbys 4 cans 29c 29c 99c Paper Towels, Jumbo Rolls (A 00 r Joy Liquid Soap, 22 oz. Oleo, Allsweet lb. . Crackers, Fireside 1 lb. box 25c 39c 25c Jt 16 oz. CANS Valley Harvest Applesauce .. 3 for Yellow Cling Peaches Black Pepper, Schillings, 5 for 4 oz. .. .. O u. Peanut Butter, Planters, 28 oz. .. V) DONALD uUl Orange Juice 6 oz. cans .. .. 5 for a. VO Gordon's Breaded Shrimp, 8 oz. .. - plus MANY OTHER SPECIALS DADDOu'S TFCOQOFraAY Page, Arizona 39c 89c 99c 59c lf 29 Q9C Page Three Nurses training at local clinic Two nurses trainees are taking training at the local medical clinic. Rosalie Hatch is training under the tutorship of Layle Johnson and Karen Banks is being supervised by Grace Lauer. Layle and Rosalie assist Dr. Peter Sundwall and Grace and Karen work with Dr. Howard L. Roberts. Carolyn Banks is office helper for the clinic and Deanna Glover is receptionist BARKS from Barco LAST WEEKS NEWS are busy (again) We Local man solos getting ready for the truck which will be here on Sunday. during service training We want to welcome back Mary Marine Fla. PENSACOLA, Second Lieutenant Roger M. Jameson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl M. Jameson of Kanab, soloed a Jean after her leave of absence. Don is vacationing this week? He works until 9 a.m. at the plant then spends the rest of the day working on his house. Wednesday he will spend the day at Hilldale. Some vacation! Elaine is still with us and we are all trying to benefit from her experience while she is with us. Corris is planning a trip down the river on Thursday. Monday we start work at 8 a.m. so we can all get the kids off to school before we come to work. The Sunshine Club have big plans for the annual steak fry. We hope to have Bill and Elaine both join us. Bye until next week from the Barco stitchers. WEEKS NEWS here again is the latest THIS Well word from Barco of Utah: We are so happy to still have Elaine with us. She has helped each of us become a better operator and we hate to have her go back to Big Barco. Corris spent a few days last week on Lake Powell and came back with a nice suntan. Our floor ladies are sewing a new garment that is sure a neat looker. We can hardly wait for it to go into production. The Sunshine Club has the steak fry all planned for Saturday night. The place depends on Old Mother Nature. Bill is flying in Thursday (from Big Barco) and we hope he and Elaine will decide to stay over the weekend for the party. Some of us worked on Saturday, because the truck came Sunday and the inside of the plant matches the weather outside, as we have a rainbow of color to sew on. Back to the machine watch for us next week with news of the "Mentor Navy aircraft while undergoing flight training with Training Squadron One at the Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla. After completing a total of 18 months of flight training, he will be designated a Naval Aviator and earn the Wings of Gold. attended Jameson Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, before entering the service. Dr. Harl Judd 'outstanding educator' Dr. Harl Judd, Dr. Russell D. Anderson, Dr. E. Dean Vest, and Professor Victor A. Ishoy will represent Southern Utah State College in the 1971 edition of "Outstanding Educators of America, it was announced by Dr. Royden C. Braithwaite, SUSC president. The SUSC faculty members were selected for the honor on the basis of their civic and professional achievements. Nominations for the program are made by the officials of colleges and universities including presidents, deans, and department heads. Basis for selection includes an educators talents in the classroom, contributions to research, administrative abilities, civic service, and professional recognition. ' Dr. Judd, a former resident of Kanab, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Judd of Kanab, has recently been named dean of the SUSC School of Sciences (story in this issue). He has served for the past several years as assistant dean. He has served as a bishop in the LDS Church and has been active in scouting. He is past chairman of the Iron County Republican party. Party. now only 199.95 COMPLETELY INSTALLED Coleman Counterflow Wall Furnace Weather news HIGH PERFORMANCE DUAL BLOWERS -- Forces air down to floor level for maxiPrecipitation for month of August 2.60 inches to date This is above the normal for the month of August, which is 1.43 inches, however the water year to date is below the average. Courtesy, Sterling Johnson mum warmth. TWIN CAST IRON BURNERS cast iron burners for Full Mr. and Mrs. Norman Raban Marie) from St. Johns, Ariz., visited the Doyle Smiths and left their children Keri Lynn and Brian to visit for 10 days. REAL Come Along With Us and See For Yourself The Nicest People TRAVEL WITH FALDMO ALOHA WEEK TOUR TO HAWAII CARE-FRE- E - "Living air" insulation! COMFORT WITH BUILT IN DEPENDABILITY! SUMMER SPECIAL BUY NOW AND $AVE LIMITED OFFER SEE WE ARE MAKING ARRANGEMENTS FOR OUR ROSE PARADE TOUR IN GET YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY AS SPACE IS LIMITED $ - $ -- . . . Goad thru Sept. 1, 1971 las Vtqas, Son Diego Zoo, Sta World, Tiaiuana, Lawrence Welk Dinner ft Show, Disneyland, Choice Seats for Parade and Santa Anita Races $149 FALDMO TOURS MAIN, SUITE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF RANGES - WATER HEATERS - CLOTHES DRYERS SPACE HEATERS Dec. 27 to Jan. 2 PHONE -- $549 A MOST COMPREHENSIVE TOUR OP THE ISLANDS S06 SOUTH BOUNTIFUL LONG LIFE! automatic comfort! COOL CABINET (Anna - Heavy duty AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROLS Kanab News Notes Oct. 12 to 26 TWIN PACK Toothpaste, Crest, reg. 1.80 Bufferin 60s, 1.17 value . 00 DUCK LARGE SIZE jsonu F irst, the argument is made that despite high levels of emissions controls, there can be no guarantee of clean air. The following figures compare the estimated daily controlled emissions of the Kaiparowits plant with actual emissions in New York City: NYC Kaip. Type Emission 181 tons Particulates 16 tons 91 tons 1,020 tons Sulf. Diox. 1,280 tons Oxides of Nit. 440 tons 2 tons 956 tons Hydrocarbons 1 ton 5,870 tons Carb. Diox. The second environmental charge is that the plant is being placed in Utah because it cannot meet the air pollution standards in Los Angeles and the other urban areas of the Southwest. The final environmental problem of Kaiparowits is that the construction of power lines, roads, rail systems and ash dumps will damage the natural character of the areas environment. Solving Environmental Problems Those who oppose the construction of Kaiparowits often cite the Four Corners Plant, located near Farmington, New Mex., as an example of the pollution which is caused by coal fueled generating facilities. Four Corners is an older plant, it began operation in 1963, which has not installed the efficient pouultion control devices which will be required at Kaiparowits. The Four Comers Plant generates 2,100 megawatts of elects n.uy, compared with Kaiparowits projected capacity of 5,000 megawatts. Despite being less the size of Kaiparthan one-haemits 350 Corners Four owits, tons of particulates into the air daily. With its more efficient pollution control devices, Kaiparowits will emit 16 tons of particulates per day. Research is being conducted to solve the pollution problems which now accompany the combustion of coal. Mr. William D. Ruckelshaus of the Environmental Protection Agency, and Mr. Carl E. Gagge, President of the National Coal Asthe sociation, have expressed opinion that the technology to of particulate emiscontrol 99.5 of sulfur dioxide sions and 80 emmissions would be available in the next five years. This is a time period which would allow the installation of the control devices at Kaiparowits, and would allow Kaiparowits to operate at the emission levels estimated in the above chart. Oxides of nitrogen present the other major pollution dilemma caused by the combustion of coal. Oxides of nitrogen is the most difficult pollution problem to solve at this time. However, before Kaiparowits is permitted to begin operating, assurances will have to be given that the plant will operate in such a manner as to keep the level of oxides of nitrogen in the air below the Federal Air Quality Standard of 100 micro-gram- s per cubic meter. The Environmental Protection Agency has determined that this standard is adequate to provide for the protection of public health. Rep. Lloyd then asks, Do you favor the Kaiparowits project? And also asked for name and address and comments. HARVEST VALLEY Oi 49c 26, 1971 August E CAMPING and RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT PETROLANE |