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Show Highway 91 Improvement.Promised 'As Soon as Passible' After New Future Highway Is Routed Terrorists Bombs Blamed for Blaze 'Sex EdllCdtlOn .jCentlnncd from rate One) standard that our present facilities facili-ties will permit," the statement said. The statement was issued today to-day over the signatures of Chair man Ray H. Leavitt and Commissioners Commis-sioners Layton Maxfield and Wil-lard Wil-lard A. Day. It was prepared after a lengthy conference Tuesday -in the road commission headquarters head-quarters between the commissioners com-missioners and a delegation from Utah county. ' The statement in full follows: "To whom it may concern and citizens 'of Utah county: and the public road administra-, available tion .and then were submitted to the 48 states and unanimously adopted. These standards are considered con-sidered necessary to protect the investment made, to provide adequate ade-quate traffic capacity, to increase safetv. and to nrovide economic operation of the vehicles 'ton the! highways. Furthermore, in the selection selec-tion of this interstate highway high-way system and its standards. , the war department cooperat-. cooperat-. ed in the choice of the routes and the minimum standards to satisfy an adequate military, mili-tary, highway system throughout through-out the United States. Th tanrlnrH rlnntauf nrn. Due to the fact that there hasjvided for fouowlng pr0vis. been considerable discussion in Utah county regarding the con- struction of highway U. S. 91 r through Utah county and many misunderstandings have develop-. develop-. ed because of a lack of understanding under-standing regarding policies and problems of the state road commission com-mission of Utah in locating and constructing an adequate highway J system through Utah county and the State of Utah, we take this opportunity -to set forth the 101 ions: That the designated speed through rural areas by 70 M.P.H. and urban areas 50 M.P.H.: that where the traffic density is more than 500 cars per hour, provision must be made for the acquisition of necessary right of way to provide pro-vide a divided highway with a minimum median strip between the opposing lanes of traffic of-j 15 feet, and a desirable width of 40 feet; that the minimum right of way width for divided high to do the necessary construction. "Until such time as construction con-struction may start, the state road commission Intends to maintain the present road to the best standard that our , present facilities will permit" per-mit" The surveys for the "limited access" road now being made, to which the commission's statement rrefers. are now coin on in the general area adjacent to Utah lake west of the Geneva Steel plant. Farmers' in the area have strongly protested the surveys as cutting valuable farm land and, if adopted for the road, cutting them off from easy access to much of their land. The two strips of road already approved in the county, to which the statement also refers, are from Lehi north to the Point of the Mountain, and from the east side of Santaquin south to the Juab county line. Mr. Leavitt, in a recent re-cent meeting in Utah county, said this work was scheduled for "this lowing lacis wmcn .re peruntm s be 150 feet with a desirable in the work now underway nwidth of 250 feet; that controiied Utah county. access for theae hiffhwavs be ob- r e it In School Urged .':.r-Uf - - . (NEA Teleplioto) Firemen continue to pour water on bomb-Ignited blsze which atlU raged 24 hours aftrr explosion which destroyed Haifa, Palestine, oil dock area, in new terrorist outbreak. Photo by Leo Stoeeker, NEA-Acme photographer. DAILY HERALD Friday, April 4, I94t S x ; I-OS ANGELES, April 4 (U.R) The public schools must educate "jouins aoom sex to counteract the "dishonest" approach to love ' and marriage common to Holly-f Holly-f wood movies, Ralph G. Eckert, w me NMiiiuniia Qcparunenv ox i I, education, declared today. "Hollywood mms follow a oat- tern that is a dishonest approach! to life, " Eckert told a school ad- minlstra tors' conference yester-; day. "They .encourage the dream-! er to believe that somewhere in; the world there is a 'one and' onky to be met in an idyllic spot,! married and lived with in per-; petual bliss. ! 'The happy marriage is not so! much finding, the right person as! being the right person. Holly- wood only confuses passion and! affection." I Denouncing a proposed measure meas-ure to restrict sex education in! California high schools, he said) the movie formula leads to "in-i evitable disillusionment." i Oregon Ratifies New Amendment SALEM, Ore., April 4 (U.R) I constitutional amendment to limit Oregon joined six other states the president of the united states today im ratifying the proposed 'to two terms or 10 years. Some dark restaurants now use illuminated menus. 2-Yr. Field Grown Roses SHADE TREES Norway Maple Silver Maple Chinese Elm FLOWERING TREES Pauls Scarlet Howthorne English Hawthorne Golden Chain Tree Evergreen and Flowering Shrubs to Decorate Your Foundation Open Sunday WILDWOOD HOLLOW FARM NURSERY LAKE VIEW PHONE 011R1 CALIE HALES "The federal aid highway act of 1944 provided for a system of highways throughout the United States which were to consist of not over 40,000 miles of highways tained. which is defined to mean the permission of access to and from adjacent property at certain locations and for certain purposes, and the permission of interchange and which were to serve for a 0f traffic with selected intersect connection of the major centers of j jng streets and roads. It is evident population in the United States that only a very limited mileage to be known as the interstate sys-0 the existing highway through tern. U. S. 91 was designated asjytah county can be developed to the north and south route through this standard, due to the large Utah. , j mileage of highly developed ar- "This act further provided that,eas, either residential or busi-the busi-the public roads administration , ness, and the prohibitive cost of establish standards and regula tions to which this system would be constructed. The public roads administration in designating the w standards and regulations for this system requested the cooperation of the- American association of state highway officials. These minimum standards were tentatively tenta-tively agreed upon by a committee commit-tee appointed by the A. A. S. H. O. ' AmvParolroopor Saved by Buddy J FAIRBANKS. Alaska. April 4 (U.R) An army paratrooper today owed his life to a buddy who managed to grab the shrouds, of his parachute when it collapsed 100 feet above the ground and almost sent him hurtling earthward. earth-ward. 0 The dramatic, mid-air rescue took place during the final parachute para-chute jump conducted by task force Frigid, which has been testing test-ing equipment near here throughout through-out the winter, the army revealed reveal-ed today. Ffc. Raymond Kenyon, Greenwich, Green-wich, R. I., was floating down to earth alongside a chute carrying Cpl. Charles A. Harris, Walton-ville,- 111., a sudden crosswind collapsed col-lapsed Harris' chute, and he began be-gan to plummet to the frozen round btlaw. Kenvon rtesnerate- ( fp. ly lunged for Harris' chute and ' vracnAH th illr shrmrHs a thv swept by. controlling access and widening rights of way. "For design traffic density of 3,000 cars or more, it is the desire that eventually all -cross-traffic at grade will be eliminated by adequate structures. "An act to carry out the construction con-struction of controlled access highways was enacted by the 1945 state legislature. "Under the procedure estab-lished'before estab-lished'before a project is approved approv-ed for construction, a study must be made to show the ultimate routing in the area involved. This study includes surveys, traffic studies to show origin and destination des-tination of the various types of traffic, and approximate costs including in-cluding right of way add property prop-erty damages. When in the completion com-pletion of these studies the final location for the ultimate highway does not follow the present road, analyses are made to show how many years will elapse before thej new road can be placed in service. "Under these circumstances. improvements along the present roads adequate to serve traffic can probably be justified on the basis of use by all traffic for a number of years, and by a substantial sub-stantial amount of local traffic on a permanent basis. "In order to develop the required re-quired data, a study was undertaken under-taken through Utah county and it is hoped that this will be completed complet-ed in a reasonable period. However, How-ever, it is called to your attention atten-tion at this time that the state Th rv,n thn finatarf af. ! road commission is faced with a ly to the ground on the strength serif "? Problem in the shortage of of Kenyon's parachute. The army said the rescue was the second of its kind on record, the first occurring over Long Island, New York, in April, 1944. Ash Hew Trial For Convicted Woman qualified engineers to procure the necessary data as rapidly as we would desire. "When a report is completed, complet-ed, it is expected that an acceptable ac-ceptable program can be screed upon by the state, the public roads administration and Utah county which will Involve Improvement on the satisfy present traffic demands de-mands and to the extent that our present limited right of way will permit. VALE, Ore., April 4 OJ.R) A motion for a retrial of Mrs. 1 1 n. JL ; . , 7tiZ?y; " ' c"nvicieQ ? . "In the meantime, agreement - i k V i V u has already been reached on the city in the slaying last October location of'two sections: one from of her sixth husband W . D ; Lehi-North. and one near Santa- aroaanursi. prooaoiy wu, oe luea qui both of which wi be n a within the next 10 days, defense rmanent routing. These two "mTh Lanro"e Boise (sections have placed in an said today. ! approved program and will be Langroise declined to discuss i placed under construction as soon points to be covered in the mo-jas pians and specifications can be tion until after it is filed. prepared. The estimated cost of mrs. Diuaanursi was scmencea; these projects is approximately a to a- life term in the Oregon peni- $450,000. 7-tentiary. ; ; "Although the state road com- Alvm Lee Williams, 23-year-; mission is desirous of proceeding old cowhand and seventh hus-to improve the present routing of band, who confessed in open court I u. S. 91 as soon as possible, no to the actual slaying of the federal funds may be made avail- wealthy Idaho rancher, is sched-jable for this work until such 4ime uled to go on trial April 30 in as a definite and ultimate loca-1 loca-1 circuit court here. tion of the future highways has ' Ibeen agreed upon and all facts G2H5NMENT EMPLOYES I relating to that location have been REDUCED 15.073 procured. WASHINGTON. April 4 (U.R) The state road commission does The civil service commission re-, not have the necessary funds to ported today that the number of'do this construction on a'strict-government a'strict-government employes was re-'ly state-financed basis; therefore A. duced by 15,073 during February.! we must wait until the federal re-The re-The total at the end of February jquirements are justified so that was 2,286,202. j sufficient money can be made Always Fresh I Picked in Jtublt-'Ultd PLIOFILM hijt. 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