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Show AII Contribute to Air Pollution, Says Kinnear SALT LUCE CITY ilTlWifer to KCCS New York head However, he fa d sriemJiC to manufacturing plants and a member of the board of di-are aJ! guilty of causing air quarters as vice president-op- evidence is s&wung that four newer generating plants, the rectors of United States accordi-- 5 to John C. erabou of its Metal Mining D- - fif-j- u DECEMBER 21. 1353 PHOVO, UTAH. of atmospheric pollution miring executive said. ;ing Refining L Muuig Co., - Knnear Jr.. president-elec- t of viskm. 1. f Honnr were honored. Boul live in Salt cames (rom .utamob:!es. air- W MllT UJC rtUlCI J. Oil Badi in Salt Lake Otv for planes, municipal dumps, con- - aards ere also presented dur- - Lake ing. Metallurgical and Patroie- -' V"-"" " iwu.w " 7 " Lv T . w" "e,"-- 'tK I'tah wtirtn f tK mn. ooen tires, ousi ana otner ac Ln rr ;.,o,. A in nsh.rV tllTOnHO Was Ule I1TSI jaiXlIl- Kinnear as a former genera! institute. Kinnear said the tivities related to our day4o-da- y resource develoomenU in Utah, ese emoeror to visit a foreign mid-jo- o or me western tne quality ot of and Richard Y Hunt, Chicago-- conqueror. He visited uen. manager improving By UURENCE SITTER 'court for a 94 dav delav in 1.300 years in jail apiece If ing Divisions of Kennecott Cop-- the envoronment is evenones of the principal ,born geologist and mining engi- - Douglas MacArthur after World Only ' convicted. hich NEWARK, XJ. to file notions. g the mining inoustry. air pollutant can he attributed neer, ho is chief ceoloist and War 11. percorr) . here oetore his r Hu6-- J. Addonizio, nine "We've fixed it at 45 days," present or former city officials. Coolahan replied in denying the a reputed Mafia boss and three motion, "arid eH keep it at other persons pleaded innocent that" Friday to a massive Assistant U S. Attorney 1 charging them with tert J. Sterns then requested extortion and tax evasion. that bail for Boiardo be set at It was the first court action $100,000. Boiardo had been , SUIAY. We oo Smelt-polluti- mre I , Addonizio, Others Plead Innocent """I T"'. rndnr. li!fFl h one-fift- (UPIi-May-w- trans-includin- h federal nt if in the coordinated federal-stat- e drive to crush Mafia control of gamblitj in .New Jersey and root out corruption in public offices. More arrests were expected after the three federal grand juries and three state bodies resume investigative deliberations after Christmas. missing for more than a week and was the object of a nationwide search before his appearance Thursday, Boiardo's lawyer objected to the high bail and pointed out that his client, the son of Richie the Boot" Ru;giero Boiardo, liad surrendered to the Addonizio, set Coolahan then "Tony court. Anthony the reputed Boiardo's bail at $30.0000. Boy" Boiardo. Mafia bess, and 12 others Addonizio already was under t. pleaded innocent to the $25,000 bail. The other A 15th defendant, dants were released in bonds Municipal Judge Anthony Giuli- - 'ranging from the $50,000 for ano, 72, was said to be ill and Boiardo down to $10,000. 4a! t vac trivpn until ltlAf nfn. ""m Tiuw.i iuvjuoj ki JUIIII1CU. ncjjf Olid UK wrci 'courtroom a ppearance Addoni- plead to the charges. "Not guilty," Addonizio al- - zio told newsmen "I expect to most shouted when he faced be exonerated" and men left Judge James Coolahan in the with his attorney for his City crowded, third floor courtroom. Hall office. Boiardo stood mute before j Boiardo, trim and tanned the benci in a grey silk suit after a two weeks "vacation" and chewing on some cum in Antigua, akc left the while his attorney entered a 'courtroom promptly but de plea of innocent and asked the clined to, make any statement The 15 defendants are (charged with extorting more nan $sm,uw irom consirao. 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A3 official a 3.6 grade average at Stanford. confirmed that a number of Brown is majoring in chem- witnesses now are under guard istry at the University of Utah by 25 federal agents. and carries a 3.9 grade averThe tax charges against age. He 1, a graduate of Addonizio and the others carry High School, lo- maximum sentences of three cated in the suburbs of Chicago. years imprisonment and fines rne eAtortion up to $10,000. PETITION'S PRESENTED charges carry maximum penal- WASHIXGTON (UPI) Peti- - ties ot 30 years in jail and a fuie on each count, tions signed by 646,000 3 the 15 defendants could cans were presented to the space agency Thursday in conceivably receive as much as support of the Astronauts' right t transmit to earth prayers or biblical passages. Home Delivery The petitions were circulated by Mr. and Mrs. Steve Chicken Pizza Garbielse after an atheist, Mrs. PANCHO & ANGELOS Madalyn Murray O'Hair, of Aus3rd W. 12th N. 37M750 tin, Tex., filed suit to ban such transmissions. 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