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Show ' vSundoy HtrolJ ISA - cecdbe n. mi Legislative Committee Recommends State Leaders' Pay Raise The commission i'so suggested $1,000 to cover costs of runmittee of the Utah Legislature ning for election. has recommended a 15.6 per Also Included was $5,000 pencent salary Increase for sion to former governors over 60 and not employed. fcte elective officers. from The recommerdatioD Salaries of the Supreme Court Compensation Justices would be increased the Executive Commission also Included simi- from $23,000 to $3,131 lar increases for appointed of- . Salary for the attorney genficials not included in the state 0 eral would move up from pay plan. court district to $21,984; B.Z. Kastler, chairman of the judges, from $17,509 to $20,916; commission, said the increase of state, $17,500 to would bring these state salaries secretary district $13,948; attorneys, in line with salaries paid by $12,500 to $18,948, In the most indusand states oher private papulous counties. try. The state auditor and state The gwemor's salary would be ncreased from 922,000 to treasurer would receive salary hikes from $14,00 to $17,1). $35,196 annually. SALT LAKE CITY (LTD ComJoin Budget-Aud- it $17,-50- if y V New Year's Grand Teton Assault Set by Nineteen Grand Teton Mountain In northLANDER, Wyo. (UPO-Mn- eteen persons, including a for western Wyoming. mer beauty pageant winner on Mountaineer Paul Petzoldt, her honeymoon, will spend the 61, who will be making his N?w Year's holiday trying to fifth annual assault of the - foot peak, announced the peak of cak the wind-swenames of persons who will be making the climb Thursday. Four members of the assault team will be women, including Mrs. Joe Nixon Jr., 21, of Bloomington, Ind., who was married Dec 14. Mrs. Nixon, who will be making the climb with her husband, is the for mer NikM Peck, Miss Indiana of 1968 world Others wtyMng the climb hi' LONDON (UPD--A 16- wide airline pilots union has dude Miss Alison Hieby. a from Lander, Wyo.; year-ol- d to Nations the Unit! appealed to accept responsibility for pun- Biq and Bob Pease, twins from Emporia, Kan.; Dr. ishing airplane hijackers and said It may call a one day Warren D. Bowman Jr., Bill strike to back up the demand. ings, Mont; Miss Anne . Can "The problem is one for the non, 24, Sate College, Pa.; United Nations," the Interna- Kenneth R. Clanton, 24, Fresno tional Federation of Airline Calif.; David L Kaufman 23, Pilots Association said in a Berkeley, Calif., and Norman statement issued at fee end of E. Miller, 23, Summit, N.J. In past years, Petzoldt s two-daclosed meeting. "We are a body set up for me climbs have been halted by of crews," the blinding winter bliaards with protection winds reaching near 100 mles statentuit said. temhour and by sub-zerper a The IFALPA clams peratures. membership of 40,000 commercial pilots fcpraenting fO Petzoldt sad the winter climb was not a stunt but a cations. Charles Jackson, IFALPA serious challenge. "It is not a undersecretary, said the onion was tremendously dangerous consideration a 03 or 34 hours taking if you know what you strike which he said would halt are doing," he said. Petzoldt said the climb would all international edr travel 'The state or country con- begin Dec. 28. He hopes to re cerned with a hijacking must turn with his party by Jan. 4. assume responsibility for the Wyoming climbers Include: Robert T. Hellyern, 27; John safety of passengers," Jackson aid "2 a mm is seeking D. Cooper, 22; Miss Alison M. ner father Law political asylum, gvrt it to him. Higby, 16, and But prosecute him If be hijacks rence Higby, 45, and John E. Reiser, 17. an of Lander. Miss tnriinar." Helen E. Heller 23, Jackson, Wyo.; Jack R. Riley Jr., Cas per, Wyo.; and John R. Walker, 34, and Thomas P. Wanwn 23, bom of Laramie, Wye. - PROVO OREM S TfJ IX 2 potato mm drKINOVILLE AMERICAN FORK 13,-7- WO Pilot Union CLOSED Asks UN CHRISTMAS Hijack Help OCEAN - SPRAY s. 16 r TANGERINES I SALT LAKE CITY federal grant (UPT)- -A totaling $10,000 - has been provided for Salt Lake . City Courts to enable them to provide counseling services to city court parolees. The counseling services would be comparable to those pres-. ently provided by the State Ad- - ult Probation and Parole De partment, the State Board of Corrections has been lniormea. W. Keith Wilson, chief agent, Adult Probation and Parole Department, said the new city court counseling project calls volun for a commuriity-baseteer service for municipal court parolees. . Volunteer help would provide investigation, volunteer probation supervision and short-tercounseling for probationers and parolees. City Judge Melvin H. Horris has been named director cf the m project Three - full-tim- e persons will be employed under provisions of the new plan, Wilson said. The project is being financed under provisions of the Omnibus Crime Control BilL Chrysler Head Sees Car Sales Declining DETROIT (UPI) Chrysler Board Chairman Lynn Town-sen- d has predicted 1970 sales of new cars will be "strong but not quite as strong as in 1968 and 196a." In his annual year-en- d statement Townsend said the sales outlrok for the year immediately ahead was "far from clear." "It would be difficult to select any year-enperiod in me past when the prospects for the coming year were harder to assess, or when conditions affecting the automobile industry were more complex or more unpredictable," Townsend said. He refused to join the heads of the other two Big Three auto companies In setting a figure on possible sales. Last week Henry Ford H, board chairman of Ford Motor Co., predicted 1970 sales between 9 and .r million, including import., and General Motors Wednesday Board Chairman James M. Roche predicted they would range from 9.2 to 9.5 million d units. CLOSES MISSILE SITES WASHINGTON (UPI) --The These figures, dovetailed with Army says it is closing down Townsend's prediction of sales Kike Hercules antiaircraft mis- would be good, but not quite as sile sites in tour states in an good as last year. Townsend poinied out that it '. economy drive. Three ' of the 10 firing: now takes about 7 million cars Kfltteries affected are in the a year just to replace those o, N.Y., being scrapped, and that about Niagara Cincinnati-Dayto- 300,000 young persons each area; three In the Ohio, area; and the month become old enough to Bliss, Tex. drive and own an automobile. cihec four are at the move But he pointed to tight money said V The Army "would eliminate fee positions of 'jnditions and a general mood wra 306 uf uneasiness about the future 1,695 Army regulars at a among the public as J National Guardsmen TW HKHIIi tai&co ywr, at Falls-Buffal- n, Ft g sv P 111 214CAN 3.43 PUMPKIN A3 AUTUMN HARVEST 3c.79' RIPE OLIVES": F wMl 303 SSI jif (a) v" - i o ink III M POWDERED and CAN lb. '0. 9k 4 ..1.00 C chocol; j if L 10 n l1 jI GERKINS 12-o- r. ijSm Jar mm w s si $08 1 CQIIITl1 I TIP TIPTOP, mm 7 .50 lb. bag m DRINKS Zfl TOP-6-- 2 6n Fruit 12 Drinks cans 1 PIES $100 4 :N im crest T00THPASTE KERN'S 10-e- i. 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