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Show 12 7 OCTOBER SUND SUNDAY HERALD 22, 1SS1 Utah Couavty, Utah Fluoridation Battle Will SpaifcSpringville Elecvion SPRINGVILLE The controverPros and cons of the issue are sial fluoridation issue in this city being discussed in PTA meetings, will undoubtedly result in a run- civic club meetings, city 'council ning battle right down the line meeiings, and at practically to election day. every other place in the community ivhere two or more people ' congregate. Lists Actions Richard Arthur Dexter, 20, 1466 S. 760 E., Orem, admitted rapist, was sentenced to 10 years and 30 days in Utah State Prison by Fourth District Court Friday, rleas ' for mercy by his counsel. The defendant's attorney admitted Mr. Dexter "had a sex problem," but said his family would provide psychiatric treatment for him if he .were granted probation. The defendant had been scheduled, for trial Nov. 20, but last week 'switched his plea to guilty. He was charged with rape following an attack upon a . girl, which resulted in both the attacker and the victim being hospitalized. Lawrence William Smith, 54, Canyon Glen, pleaded innocent Friday to indecent assault upon a girl, aged 12. Mr, Smith was returned to district court from Utah State Hospital who "found nothing wrong with him," according to District Attorney Allen B. Sorenson. Trial was set for Nov. 16 with de-sDi- te Anti-fluoridati- Robert Donald Tilford, 711 S. Sal' Lake City, pleaded innocent to a charge of adultery, and trial was set for March 19. The court continued until next Friday final disposition of the case of -- Leonard Dean Johnson, 39, 635 E. 3rd N., Spanish Fork", on negligent homicide. Utah Supreme Court had up- held conviction of Fourth District Court jury in finding the defendant guilty of causing the death of a Spanish Fork boy while driving a car while under . 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Defense asked that Jus case be referred to Utah Probation and MMIE 9 : Ces VOTE FOR five-year-o- ld - I LA .'. . de-caya- nd 9th E., - The SpringSPRINGVILLE ville Chamber of Commerce is preparing for climax of Auction Dollar Days, a sales promotion campaign now - being conducted by the local merchants. The auction will. be held Nov. 11, at which time local citizens holding "auction dollar bills" will be able to bid for the prizes contributed by merchants. These prizes are now on display in the store windows throughout town. Jerry Fifield, auction chairman, states that an auctioneer has been secured to conduct the auction on Nov. 11, and a lively session is anticipated. .,. II , jury. a... " I i this summer, the Springville Fluoridation Committee collected enough signatures from local 'citizens to place the issue on this fall's municipal election ballot. The signatures were t then presented ;to the Springville City Council, and that body declined to act on the matter, allowing it automatically to Suspect rabies whenever you see go oji the ballot. a wild animal that isn't afraid of ' This week members of the Utah you. Commit County tee met with the city council to challenge the validity of the peti tions; to place the issue on the THERE IS ballot. They questioned the validity because some of the signers had not signed the petitions in the NO SUBSTITUTE presence of a notary. City councilmen declined to take action on the matter, pointfor ing out that they did not "constitute a judicial body, and could therefore not rule on the validity. HONESTY Citizens in favor of fluoridation poinl; to the benefits to be derived from the prevention of tooth DIGNITY tooth loss, particularly in children. 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