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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, December 1, 1962 34 Forced Retirement Of Grief Ires Lee Officer Acts. Bars Jail For Woman An opinion written in vember by the Salt Lake City attorney's offles which said that former Police Chief L. C Crowther had to retjre at age 65 under civil service rules to get his- - pension Friday still had not appeased Mayor J. Bracken Lee. A Salt,, lake police traffic divisfcn officer Friday Interceded In City Traffic Court to obtain release and stay of execution of sentences for .a woman fined and ordered to Jail on citations issued for 37 parking and moving traffic violations since Jan. 20, 196tT THE HE ASKED of the Plum, 26, 745-5tEast, court records showed- Friday, appeared before City Judge Maurice D. Jones and was ordered to pay fines totaling $187, or serve 37 days in Jail. On some of the cases, court records showed, as many as 1$ plea, trial and sentencing dates previously had been . , granted. FOUR BENCH warrants had been issued. Three Jail committments had been issued In lieu of payment of fines. The woman was in the police patrol wagon and en route to city Jail to pay or serve the time," when Officer David R. Nicholson, traffic division, interceded before the court and the police wre ordered to return the woman to court AT THE REQUEST of the officer, the woman was granted another continuance to Dec. 6 to pay the accumulated fines. The court ordered that the officer is to be personally fines if the woman falls to pay by that - date. Court case files showed that from Jan. 20, 1961, to Nov. 24, 1962, the woman had accumulated 18 citations for overtime parking violation, one for violation of prohibited parking ordinance, two for driving a vehicle with faulty equipment, two for restricted parking violation, six for leaving a vehicle unattended (with keys in ignition). THE WOMAN had been granted 13 dates in 1962. On a Nov. 20, 1961, citation for f with no operators license and improper turn; "she had beep granted 19 dates, 16 of , them in 1962, on a July 6, 1961, citation for. driving with no operators license. ALSO IN THE accumulation of citations were one for speed- ing on June 16, 1962, another for speeding April .28, 1962, , another for speeding and no operators license Issued Oct. 3, 1962, and one for improper issued May 8, 1962. Asst. Chief Marvin J. Butterfield said an Investigation into the conduct of Officer . Nicholson indicated no viola- tion of rules and regulations. THE OFFICER, Asst Chief Butterfield emphasized, acted in open court in a sincere effort to alleviate a situation that involved others who would suffer if the woman was h X THE PROGRAM IS BROADCAST each Saturday at noon on KUTV, Channel 2. Members of the two teams of three boys and three girls from Bountiful High are Vicki Clift, Jan Hugie, Toni Tyson, Dave Youngberg, Lee Maxwell and Doug Wright They have been studying world, nationals regional and local news in The Tribune under the guildance of Raymond G. Briscoe, social studies Instructor. IN ORDER that the city AREA commission will not be deprived ofjts right to do what U) it feels may be best In the future, I would suggest that you reexamine the ruling which you have Issued. "If you feel that It cannot be corrected to comply with what I think the law Is, then would like the opportunity SOUTH CITY LIMITS of consulting other lawyers to settle what I consider to be a disagreement that should be Heres Geanup Target resolved in some manner, he Cleanup crews will work in wrote. this area starting Monday. QUESTIONS ON NEWS OF the past week will be posed to the Bountiful High School teams by H. F.sKretchman, Tribune editorial writer. Basketball Tonight UTAH VS. U. of California Board Cuts $33 Million From Edutatiohal Bid Game. 7:40 p.m. - ; Presented by TEXACO presents Metropolitan Opera Broadcasts 30-1-- ERNANI Inaugurate Program ial Guard Hears Challenge To Remain Fit, Ready a gift for the family a the magnificent two-yea- DTI all-ou- New-hous- Rite Dedicates New S.L. Mail Facility . Y- THE, $70,000 structure, constructed with private capital and leased to the Post Office Department, Is located south of the new passenger terminal Mayor J. Bracken Lee welcomed more" than 150 persons, Including Rep. David S. King and Frank M. Ander son, Denver, assistant to the regional director of postal services, who attended the brief exercises. MR. ANDERSON explained the volume of mail being handled at the airport facility is increasing at the rate of 25 per cent per year and by the end of 1962 will have reached 26 million pieces. Identify your child with this shaped jewel like identification disc Your child's name, address, religion, etc Permanently encased against dirt and moisture. Also use for pets, luggage. Send information and $1.00 to Ident-o-diCo., P.O. Box 1441, Salt Lake City, Utah. I. rir V I Lost: 1 Tricycle In Utah Voters Cite Confusion Still Coming County Sees On School Board Ballots Tax Take the governor for. staggered Continued From Pag year terms. with the state superintendhad seven $44 Million A change ent of public Instruction (then members appointed six- - 25 v- lege icia members, elected) as and two members appointed by the governor. IN 1915 THE exofficio members were retained and six members were appointed by f Funeral Rite Set For U. Librarian 116-2n- d FRIENDS MAY call at 260 E. South Temple Sunday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Monday from 10:30 until 11:30 'a.m. Burial will be In the Salt Lake City Cemetery. SPECIALS RASBORAS 79 I . MALI $198 B ETTAS board through regional conventions of school board members. There were seven members with seven-yea- r terms, one lapsing each year. IN 1951 THE election of State Board of Education members became an Integral pari of the November general election with staggered terms. Ballots, however, were then as now nonpartisan. The change to four-yea- r terms, with five elected on one even year and four on the year, cagie during the 1953 session of the Legislature. IN THAT SAME Legislature, local school board elections were changed from December to become a part of the general election In November, and staggered terms were changed so that the local boards in cities of the first class (Salt Lake City only) with 12 board members elects six every two years for founyear terms. six-ye- MB. KIRKPATRICK married Grace Jensen Sept 8, 1939, in Salt Lake City. He is survived by his widow, one son and three daughters, all of Salt Lake City, and his mother and two brothers, all of Taft Call! TROPICAL FISH In 1935 , ex-of- A childs tricycle, value $10, Funeral services for Leonard was stolen from the home of H. Kirkpatrick, 54. Lawrence Morlinson, 531 N. Ave., University of Utah li7th West, according to Fridays brarian who was killed, in an police reports. auto accident early Thursday near $he Garfield Smelter slag dump, will be conducted Monday at noon. In the First Presbyterian Church, 12 C St Of FT MAIL IT DSC. tSTH 20, 24, Members of the Utah State Welfare Commission will discuss the implications for Utah of federal welfare legislation Monday during a meeting of the Agency Advisory Committee of the Utah ComirfSnity Services CounciL )( 26) r Girl,' Hollywood Soyi' Tyakoo of fltw fish arriving larg thh waakaml tavaral atw variatiaa mm and Ml 'am. ... EXPERT SERVICE MoriaHae'le Do ihw) btcyd jk mIm Bspwt wvkt. Awrti id ,. Mm, ir- - i - i ;r, f j an-nur- a, Welfare Session To Study Law Any Size Biles SHARKS DELINQUENT penalties d frarfejoi. RED FIN delinquent hour of noon. BUT BY THE lime a check had been made on funds by the end of the day receipts totaled nearly 25 million dollars. County Treasurer Charles O. Bonner predicted that when all the counting Is completed the tax take will be approximately 44 million dollars compared with $42,206,359 collected on property taxes In 1961, n ley away lor laiy tanai. liberal FEATHER FIN TETRAS Property tax collections for continued to pour into the Salt Lake County treasurer's office by mail Friday after the 1962 from now to Jan. 1, 1963 call for two per cent Interest, plus an advertising fee on each property. Mr. Bonner said that after Jan. 1 the delinquent penalty goes to eight per cent per plus fees. TAX PAYMENT windows will reopen Dec. 21. i The largest check came from CITIES OF THE second class Kennecott Copper Corp. and the counties, with five-maThe Utah Power boards, elect three In one and Light Co. sent a tax check year and two for $1,655,930-22- . in the next for th SanSoft choatet. Cfcrietoaaa. (Sira VriunsEniEs S for the Actual Size XMAS CLEANUP e IDENTIFIED? rot po- Students from Bountiful High School will test their ability to recall stories from the Salt Lake Tribune Saturday, on The Tribunes Inquiring Editor television series. 0 YOUR CHILD oval N - n remarkable Panel to Test Wits THE OPINION given the Safaway Stores, Inc. Monro Shock Absorber Dealers mayor Friday was a copy of the one given to the city com- Continued from Page 23 where there are now' no .buildmission at the time ' Mr. efas Crowther retired chief,' raw statistics In the study In- ings. fective Nov. 16, the mayor dicated a worse The Central Utah Vocational picture than said. School, it was pointed out, alwas actually found. "I disagree with the opinion For example, some space ready has been provided funds because you have now ruled for a $1,235,000 building now -that Salt Lake City has the which depressed the "use" Mr, ratio is unsuitable for any use in use whereas the Salt Lake legal right to Crowther on the grounds the except to meet emergency school was appropriated $240,-00the position he Is now 'adapting is needs. , by the last Legislature for servcivil not connected with campus purchase of a ice," he wrote. THEY AGREED, however, with the understanding that it that the study did point up the would be in line. this session MR. CROWTHER was apneed for improved utilization. for some buildings. pointed Wednesday by the The boards critical need" commission as security chief lists 23rd consecutive year THE SCHOOL is presently compared with the refor the parks department at follow for each institu- housed in an abandoned launquests $500 a month salary. . SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1ST tion, with the board total be- dry and about half of its opI call your attention to Title ing listed first: eration would continue there 6:15 PM MST Section 30, Chapter 1, even with the construction of Maj. Gen. Max E. Rich, MaJ. Gen. Winston P. Wilson and in which the law states that UNIVERSITY OF Utah, $17,- - the requested buildings. Gov. George D. Clyde, from Jeft back, watch Lt Col. the chief of police and the as 248.000 and $31,044,000. The board, in some inGiuseppe Verdis Charles S. Manooch in a physical fitness demonstration. sistant chiefs are not, nor do Utah State University, $5,- - stances, placed projects which they have to be appointed by 335.000 and $23,550,000; Expe- it plans to recommend as "crithe Civil Service Commission, riment Station, $633,000 and tical for the next biennium in t but are appointed by the city $633,000. different priority order than 1160-oA.DKSL commission to these positions they were listed by the WEBER $5,835, COLLEGE, without any direction from the 000 and $5,835,000. The board Civil Service Commission. as "critical all the "BEING CHIEF of police Is accepted therefore as free from civil requests of this Institution lor service as being head of the po- the next biennium on the lice force at the Salt Lake Air- grounds that (1) as a growing port, said Mayor Lee. and new institution, without Our cherished freedom to- one-dphysical fitness conferHe said that if It had not was as menaced ancient day, ence, the governor continued been for the opinion he was old buildings, there is little oputiliRome by barbarian hordes, de- - I eommend your leadership sure - the .city .commission portunity for better space pends on the dedication and serv- zation and (2) the transition continued have would the immen for and all of this you r the physical, mental and moral to a four-yea- r ices of Mr. Crowther as chief from a toughness and readiness of our portant special program in for an additional period, may- institution involves the addicitizen soldiers who must be which I know you will succeed. tion of a new class next year, the backbone of our deferuu in The --states and the nation be as long as five years. which will sharply Increase t test," Gov. George which you serve so well, most any BUT TOUR ruling, which space requirements.. e There is a Magnavox style to complement every setting. Two from our D. Clyde said Friday at warmly say, well done." I consider wrong, deprived the SNOW COLLEGE, $354,500 Hotel. collection are shown here. Both have true stereo-hig- h cathis in fidelity with excluhis services of MAJ. GEN. Winston P. Wil- city sive micromatic record player which lets your records last a lifetime. and said $905,300. the mayor. pacity, D.C., 175 TO son, Washington,' SPEAKING deputy nearly under(The diamond stylus is guaranteed for 10 years) Other de luxe features College of Southern Utah, National Guard officers and chief of the National Guard He said he couldnt Include: stand a ruling which will state SL326.287 and $3,075,637. conferconducted the 28 states a at Bureau, from personnel we can hire a retired man Dixie College, $276,040 and ence. an- $718,840. the deplorable from the civil service In Emphasizing of the average other position in the city govcondition CENTRAL UTAH VocationAmerican youth, Gen. Wilson ernment that is not connected $2,050,-000- . recalled that out of 200,000 with civil service when the al School, $280,000 and assistant and of chief the police nation youths throughout Salt Lake Trade Technical who were recently given physi chiefs are not in any way conInstitute, $1,850,000 and cal fitness tests, 100,000 failed nected with civil service. to achieve minimum require THE MAYOR wrote that ments. of very likely the present police THE FULL REQUEST acA new air mail facility at HE SAID THAT Only about chief will turn out to be an ex- the latter Institution was Salt Lake Municipal Airport, 10 per cent of those who took tremely valuable man and in cepted as "critical for the which will provide postal the tests obtained satisfactory good health at retirement age next biennium because virtually the entire amount is for patron services as well as ratings In all seven of the test o!65. Under your ruling he will classrooms on a new campus more space for processing categories. mail, was dedicated Friday. - driv--r-iu- 1$ a opinion. He wrote City Attorney Homer Holmgren that he took exception to the opinion because the city was deprived of the service of Chief Crowther and the fact that "he could have retained his position as chief tp the advantage of the Citizens if your opinion had not deprived him of jhis Michelle WOMAN, compelled to leave that sition, he said. No- be Inquiring Editor 21st SOUTH ELDREDGES 167 E. S. EL THE LUNCHEON meeting at 12:15 p.m. at Moreau Hall 1002 E. South Temple. Commission members scheduled, to speak are Ward, C Holbrook, chairmanMiss L. Lorraine Coqk and Lamont will be held B. sowescss. |
