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Show ?ep. Sherm Lloyd i;eeks senator Job in congress Rep. Sherman P. Lloyd, an-unced an-unced his candidacy for the .c S. Senate. He has been serv-as serv-as member of the House of presentatives. i "I will campaign as a con-uctive con-uctive conservative, admit-jg admit-jg the proper role of local, ite and Federal government," . Lloyd said. i Simultaneously with Rep, o y d ' s announcement, W. jghes Brockbank, General ! airman of the Sherm Lloyd - U. S. Senate Committee, d, "The response to Sherm's ididacy has .certainly exceed-our exceed-our most optimistic expecta-ns. expecta-ns. Statewide Action Com-ttees Com-ttees have been formed in irly all counties and these -41 be completed in the next Li v days. Our thanks and grat-; grat-; de go out to all of those pple who have pledged their -I. jport, their time and their S. orts to the success of this I npaign." n making the announcement I p. Lloyd said, "I do not deny Mi! many complex problems of I I ' times unemployment, ed-' ed-' i'ltion, housing, medical care, ' ustrial development and ' vill work for their solution, t I do not turn by reflex , lion to Washington for an- swers in the form of new Federal Fed-eral aid programs. "In this past session of Congress Con-gress I have voted for an expanded ex-panded Federal program in vocational vo-cational education because I think we have fallen behind in equipping our people for the skills required by increasing automation of industry. "But I voted against an enormous program of Federal aid for mass transit systems because I believe the citizens and taxpayers of New York, Boston, San Francisco, Salt and school room, collection of highly necessary biological data and the multple other duties making up his daily itinerary. Lake City and elsewhere, must and can deal with their own problems in their own ways. While a State Senator I sponsored spon-sored legislation to improve finances fi-nances of local government in order that it could shoulder its legitimate responsibility. "And so I offer the people a choice between those who run from the Federal Government Govern-ment and those who run in blind trust toward it. "I intend to confront each problem as I have in the US House of Representatives and in the Senate of the State of Utah: to examine it without prejudice, to determine how it may best be resolved and then to set up the machinery to accomplish ac-complish it." The department of fish and game currently employees fifty consecutive officers throughout through-out the state. Each is literally Mr. Fish and Game in his district, dis-trict, some of which amount to a whole county. As the duties of this office changed with the passing years, so was the old title of warden changed to conservation conserva-tion officer with the record now showing that todays C.O. averages one-third of his time in law enforcement work. The balance of his time is used in public relations in the field |
