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Show HELPER The BIAS STATE JOURNAL (Utah) fttti ASS0C1AII0N Smokey Says: aland Am Claw MatUr At Second PAGE TWO UTAH Tb PMt 1 At Halpar, UUk Otfloa THURSDAY, APRIL EXCEED ROADS f WITH matchej! aVI :,.m Same Interesting figures on the ways, reported that there are total mileage and types of sur.lnow over 3.S million miles of faces of highways, roads and, roads and streets In the nation atreets, both In the United States and 34,531 miles in Ahe State. and In Utah, were released today. Mr (Burton pointed out that 88 C. Taylor (Burton, Director of percent (3.1 million miles of the Utah State (Department of High- - national total are rural roads, Good example! 12 percent (430,000 miles) municipal streets. In Utah rural roads also com prise 88 percent of the total miles). Of these, 7,50 miles are under (federal control; 5,005 miles under state control; and and are (30,-4- YEARS OF CANCER PROGRESS 00 under municipal control. Utah's city streets total 3,913 miles or ilil percent of the state's 17,754, which 631 imiles are total, under state control and 3,292 are of Today, millions more Americans have annual checkups than they did 25 years ago. Millions more know Cancer s Seven Danger Signals. Early detection and prompt treatment of cancer is the keynote of the American Cancer Society's public education program. under The municipal jurisdiction. federal government has jurisdiction only of roads in national forests, national parks, Indian reservations, etc. The al-aid systems, on which federal funds are used for highway construction through cooperative feder- e programs, are parts of the road systems under the jurisdiction of the state and local All maintenance governments. costs of federal-ai- d roads, after they are built, must be borne solely by the state without federal participation. Nearly one million imiles, or 28 million miles percent of the of roads and streets in the US., are unsurfaced. Of the "surfaced" roads, 1.3 million miless, or 37 percent of the total are or have surfaces of gravel, crushed stone, or slag. If not well maintained, some of these lower types of surfacing may appear to the public to be gravel roads, Mr Burton pointed out. Over 2 million miles, Which is 36 percent of the total, have surfaces rangsurface bituminous ing from treatment or bituminous and port-lan- d cement concrete. In Utah, about half, or 15,286 miles of the rural roads, and less than 5 percent of the city streets (only 178 imiles) are unsurfaced. Of the "paved" roads, there are 18,382 miles of rural roads In Utah and 3,735 miles of city streets. More than half, of 8,759 miles of the state's rural roads classified as ''surfaced", are either slag, gravel or stone. The other half have surfaces ranging from bituminous surface treatment to bituminous concrete. Of and portland-ceme- nt the city streets classified above as "surfaced" about a third, or 1,258 imiles are slag gravel or stone, while the other two-thirrange from bituminous treatment to bituminous and concrete surface. portland-ceme- nt By systems, '13 percent, or 444,-00- 0 miles in the US. are on the primary system, with an addition federal-stat- In years, the death rate from uterine cancer has dropped 50 per cent. Dr. George N. Papanicolaou developed the "Pap" smear, a technique for detecting uterine cancer in its earliest, most curable stage. This has helped save thousands of lives. 25 3-- soil-surfac- ed Research has led to improved treatment by surgery and radiation, and to new drugs. Today, over 1 ,000,000 Americans are cured of cancer. Only 160,000 had been cured 25 years ago. I YEARS AGO TWENTY-FIV- ONLY ONE CANCER PATIENT IN SEVEN WAS SAVED. TODAY IT IS IT IS POSSIBLE TO SAVE ONE IN TWO, AMERICAN ic rmi 1UH ONE IN THREE. SAYS THE CANCER SOCIETY. III! FIRST - pick out the Car or track yon want ds SECOND - ..find out now ranch money yon will need to cover the purchase al miles 265,000 on state sys- tems. Another 2.7 million miles, or 77 percent of the total in the country, are under local control; and 112,000 imiles, or 3 percent, are in National Parks. National .... Third - Let our Loan Department make out loan forms and suggest plans to you - And tell you about the easy payments at equitable bank rates. Finance locally and save! ME HELPER STATE BANK JACK'S RADIO-T- V - SERVICE . Expert service by a SALES Technician trained by DeVry Technical and Institutes. RCA Help your teen-agerdo better homework ! s it Car Radios ir Home Radio Set Television We repair sets in the home ed Phone GR 38 PICKUP and DELIVERY Professionals " I 1 I I t Chink for th rmlft. Buy tbea copy of Wbftra Nw CoIUfUta Dictionary, UwUWbrtr. iu 1 1 r i cj Section 319-A- . ELECTRIC SERVICE RATES. All consumer of electric power served by Helper, a Municipal Cor,, poratfon of the State of Utah, shall pay for the same aocord-in- gto the following electric service rates : SCHEDULE A. Residential Service Bate. 5.0c per Kwh first 60 Kwh. 3.0c per Kwh next 140 Kwh. ''A l&c per Kwh all add'l.. Kwh, except per Kwh next 500 Kwh in excess of 200 Kwh where water heater is In regular use. Ji Prompt Pay Discount: .10 if paid on or before the 15th. day of the month. Minimum Bill: $1.00. c SCHEDULE B. General Service Bate. per Kwh first 500 Kwh 3.5c per Kwh next 500 Kwh. Blc per Kwh next 5,000 Kwh. 1.5c per Kwh all add'l. Kwh. iAdd 70 Kwh for each Kw. of Demand in excess of IT Kw. Prompt. Pay Discount: 10 if paid on or before the 16th day of the month. Minimum Bill: $150 plus $1.00 for each Kw. over 5 Kw, c e req-uiti- C. Church Service Bate. 1.5c per Kwh all Kwh. Prompt Pay Discount: )10 if paid on Hie 15th day of the month. " SCHEDULE self-relia- ar 'T,J. e ROLES AOT REGULATIONS. All billings on the above schedules will ibe to the 20th of the month and rendered on the first o the month following consumption-I- f the account is not paid by 20th of the month, services will be discontinued and a reconnection, fee of One Dollar ($100) will' be charged. In the City Council it is necessary for the prethe peace, health and safety of the city that this Ordinance shall be effective immediately. This Ordinance shall take effect upon the date of its first the servation opinion of of . publication.. PASSED, adopted and ordered published by the City Council of Helper,, a Municipal Corporation, this 12th day of Agctt 1963. Corn-missio- . Mayo- CERTIFICATE I, Joseph iBonacci, Jr., City Recorder of Helper, a Municdpti that the dbove a&4 Corporation of the State of Utah, hereby-certifforegoing Ordinance was duly and regularly passed Iby the City Council of Helper, a Municipal Corporation of the State of Utah, and approved by the Mayor on the 12th day of April, 1998, and duly entered upon- - the official minutes of Helyer, a Municipal Corporation of the State ef Utah, on that date. 'WtTTMESS, Corporation of my hand and the Seal of Helper, a the State of Utah, this 12th iy of April, 6 (SEAL) long-planne- gn - Attest: JOSEPH BONACCI, JR. City Recorder Date of Publication; Thursday, April I9th, SAVES YOU I cut of $1, $2, or $3 billion mean to the taxpayer? The Tax Foundation, Inc. says, ". . . I1 does a each To The Busy Housewife 9 ' City Recorder . TAX CUT What Municipal 186a $1 billion out from . . . f the Federal (budget means, an average, $18 which an Americas family of four can keep for ita own" to spend on house or oa the garden, etc. YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER A REAL Look for th word ThU it th dictionary required or racooamandad by almoit arary acfaool and col- - CONVENIENCE! . Inalat Mawrian-WctMta- for a busy young mother to save countless hours "is by shopping the ads In her hometown newspaper By knowing, before she goes to town, which products she wants and where to buy them, she can do an efficient job of marketing. While the housewife spends her time becoming an expert nurse, laundress, cook, playmate, and bookkeeper, the local newspaper i bringing her the shopping news. It tells her about the latest products and services that will neip her accomplish her work most efficiently. It tells her where to find the best prices offered on Items she needs. It saves her many long hours oi oa r. pauin Main Helper, Utah MITCHELL FUNERAL HOME Dick Mitchell THE HELPER JOURNAL ... Lawyer SHOP THE ADS IN YOUI HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER! Phone GR ttabalmer it Funeral Director Phone IB Ut . w 1962. "hopping around" THORIT HATCH 18S So. Mar-rlau- n. FTnr?ri BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and City Council of Helper, a Municipal Corporation of the' State of Utah, that the following new section is hereby enacted, adopted and added to Section 319, to be known as Section 319-Chapter X, Revised Ordinances of Helper, Utah, 1945. e hmm """ 1 UTAH. A wonderful way when possible in our modern shop when not at the home, 1 ELECTRIC SERVrOK SERVED BY HELPER, CORPORATION OF TUTS STATE: OF; ESTABLISHING ALL CONSUMERS A MUNICIPAL THEORY during World War I that a suof Federal regulScientists who have been im- perabundance ation "shackles and distorts" the pressed by statistics that appear industry. to 'associate cigarette smoking Constructively, he asked legisand higher death-rate- s have may lation that would: acto revise some of their ideas, 1. Eliminate "eventually" concording to IR. H. Rigdon, profespassenger sor of Pathology, University of trols ovet inter-cit- y rates except for a maximum rate Texas. In a letter to the editor of In- ceiling. 2. Give all carriers the rate, dustrial Medicine and Surgery, Dr. Rigdon comments on the 1414 making freedom on bulk commod now enjoyed by water caryear study of 11,000 tobacco itles riers exclusively.. workers who smoke twice a s 3. Extend to all carriers the much as most of us and live now enjoyed by motor longer as reported by J. Cohen freedom and R. K. Heimiann in that jour carriers and freight forwarders nal's March issue. Devotees of the from regulation of minimum rates on agricultural and hypothesis that cigarette smok feight products. fishery he stimulates rates, ing mortality These recommendations are all writes, are going to find the report "very dif- to the good. Altogether, they should be helpful to all transporficult to refute". rail, highway, water and tation, These authors, in, reviewing air. Furthernimore, they constifour separate, but consecutive, tute the first indication from the research studies on the dll.OOO White House of any practical from October HS46 through 1960, concern for economies and the a cigarette reveal that, free enterprise system.. consumption double the national In recognizing the need for average, their mortality rates basic reformation of the chaotic were: of Federal rontrols 29 percent below expectancy patchwork and in declaring that "less Fedfor all causes, 30 percent below eral and subsidization normal expectancy for all forms is in regulation te run a prime the long of cancer, 20 percent below norinter-cit- y of a healthy mal 'Expectancy for respiratory transportation network," the mes (lung) cancer, 25 percent below sage strikes a surprising and a normal expectancy for cardiovasnote reminiscent of a cular disease, 21 percent .below cheering nt day. braver .and more normal expectancy for coronary But aside from the three points disease. above, there was little to cheer Dr. Rigdon, an experienced for. for a The President's cancer researcher who has pub- $500 million, three-ye- requestFederal lished many studies on the path- aid program for expanded public ology of cancer and the incidence mass transportation in urban of cancer in humans as well as areas was right back in the New one of the most complete reviews Frontier groove of politics as on scientific literature of lung usual. encer, regards this study as "the There was vague and general best that has been published" and reference to the responsibility of observes: "The techniques used Labor in the re to establish the amount smoked commended implementingthe Presichanges, emphasize the uncertainty of the dent did not urge upon Congress data obtained by others, even inany new legislation in this area. cluding myself." Nor did he mention the recom imHis conclusion should be mendations of the Presidential pressive 'to all: "Scientists have Railroad on modern not. yet established the relation- izing antiquated and ruinous ship of cigarette smoke to lung work rules- cancer," he writes. '.EpidemioloLet the Congress act with all gical, statistical, chemical and bi- speed on measures to spar comological studies must be continamong the various carued to establish the etiology and petition riers. But let the lawmakers conpathogenesis of lung cancer." sider, too, the need for strength Gotta match f and progress in every form of transportation. THREE FORIWIAIRD STEPS President Kennedy, in a specCOMBAT OR CASH ial message to Congress on trans There should be news in the )UI wiwil kjiu uuti ouuy wuwi everyone in and out of washing-to- n report that Nationalist China's and has known at least since the President Chiang Kai-sh- ek nationalization of the railroads US. Secretary of State Dean Rusk are in agreement. Both con tend that there is a serious split Forests, and Indian reservations. between USSR and Red China. The total mileage of the road Mr Rusk, this means, some and street system in Utah has how, that we should step .up for grown only gradually in recent eign aid. To Chiang it means years. The needs of the state lie in combination with the starvagenerally . not in more mileage tion, disaffection and rumbles of but in improvement or replace- a purge on the mainland that ment of existing highways. "Al- it', time for his d, attack. though some mileage is- - added all-o- ut every year to the State's road This" time, the Chinese mind is system,". Director Burton states, easier for us to follow. If we "the main effort of the State can believe the reports from Red Highway Department in the re- China, Chiang's, hour is about to cent past has been to modernize strike and we should slip his and to incorporate safety-desileash if we have any thought of into our highways." lever doing so. IS MAKES, MODELS N ' FOR KATES WE SERVICE ALL Helper, Utah ( AX ORDINANCE FACTS CONTRADICT 19G2 ,19, er By ROBERT N. TAYLOR .Washington Correspondent. MILES 34,500 TWENTY-FIV-E Washington TO PLAV r UTAH'S n BOY MPRWESE NOV y Published Kury TburUr TUB JOURNAL FUBLISHINO COUP ANT HELPER. RAL NICE A 'V05SOCIATION ORDINANCE NO 422 Mews-Lett- |