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Show 2 Page THE SENTINEL Ttamdiy. spt io,i9ai Now is the time to kill dandelions When is the best time to control the persistent periennial delions to fill in with grass in late fall and early spring so the lawn will look nice next vear. dan- . . Dandelions show up most in spring with their profuse yellow ,, D blossoms and fluffy light seedheads. Actually, however, a ; . specialists recommend September as the best control time. w Richard L. (Rick) Chase, extension weed specialist, Utah State University, said 2,4-- herbicide is very effective on dandelions at this time of year. Killing them in the fall allows time for the large bare spots vacated by the dead dan D tap root. Don't expect to see the dandelions die immediately after spraying, he advised. The process is slow, requiring 2 to 3 weeks. Chase also advises using good lawn management as an important part of lawn weed control. This means fertilization with nitrogen to encourage grass growth, mowing lVfe to 2 inches high to maintain grass strength, and watering deep and less often to encourage deep rooting of the grass and to allow the surface to dry to prevent weed seedlings from getting established. Chase said there is not apt to be much harm from putting on too much of the amine form of 2,4-Since there are many different care brands and concentrations of 2,4-- formulated for lawns. But he said no general recommen- must be taken to avoid spraying when there is any wind or the temdation of the amount to spray can is above 90 degrees or be given. Follow the directions on perature else can it spread and do damage the label. Information on to ornamental plants. nearby calibrating the sprayer and other valuable information is contained He noted that the dandelions can in two extension publications, be killed by digging and cutting off "Home Lawns for Utah" and the roots. They must be cut off 4 to "Weed Control For The 5 inches below the soil surface to Homeowner." Both may be or- get all the bulb; otherwise the dered throuF' l the local county ex dandelions will come back strong delion? , fed by the large, long tension office. Utah's unemployment compensation program is financed by a tax paid by most employers of one or more persons. No part of the cost is borne by the employee. Federal funds are used to finance benefits for unemployed federal workers and veterans as well as to minimum tax paid in any of the states in 1981. The minimum tax is cover part of the cost of extended of high that paid by employers with the benefits during periods unemployment. best employment experience. The report notes that most states " According to the foundation operate under a "Charge-backtax an where tax employer's system, report, Utah's unemployment unemthe determined is rate difficult by more system may make it for Utah to compete with other ployment benefits that are acstates in the attraction of new tually paid to former employees. business and industry. This is Utah, however, operates under a especially true in the case of "payroll variation plan" which national firms which are con- bases the tax rate on the degree of sidering opening a branch in the stability of an employer's quarstate. Such firms must pay a state terly and annual payroll. Each has its advantages and tax rate of 2.7 percent for at least three years before they are disadvantages as will as its defeneligible to qualify for a lower rate ders and detractors. Utah less competitive " ( 1976 legislative Although did stabilize in Utah changes unemployment insurance finances, it also raised taxes for employers and made Utah less competitive with other states. TUs was the conclusion of Utah Foundation, (, 1. a L mi i w n ii -- Disaster Response South Jordan officer Scott Hallock inventories emergency equipment for the city. Hallock is a member of the recently formed countywide disaster response team. Firemen and policemen from each municipality are being trained to handle any incident involving hazardous materials, explosives, and Imclasses are being held provised explosive devices. twice each month as part of the year-lon- g training program. Day-lon- g research tax private organization in its latest study of Utah unemployment compensation program. In 1976 the wage base on which the tax unemployment is calculated was raised and allowed to increase each year in line with average salary levels. Hie taxable wage base has climbed from $4200 in 1975 to $12000 in 1981. Next year the base will rise to $13,300. This has resulted in substantially higher taxes for most Utah employers. Presently, Utah and Idaho have the third highest taxable wage base in the U.S., exceeded only by Alaska and Hawaii. The report points out that this high wage base make Utah generally less attractive to employers with stable work forces and those paying higher wages. On the other hand, the high wage base is less of a deterrent to employers and those using large numbers of part-tim- e and temporary personnel. This year Utah ranks twelfth among the fifty states in the low-wa- ge bathroom wall. Damage estimates exceeded Mldvels school Draper girl , was $1,000. announce treated and released from the Alta View Emergency Clinic after shot she accidentally herself in the hand. Draper police said that the girl was target practicing with a .357 rifle when the accident ocThe bullet curred. creased the heel of her hand and hit one finger. Burglars broke into Taco Time, 650 E. 12300 S. Monday evening and took a microwave, an AMFM Women's registration Aglow to meet The community school program at Midvale Middle School will begin Sept. 22. Registration is Sept 15 and 16 from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. at Midvale Middle School, 138 Pioneer St. Several new classes The Women's Aglow meeting will be held on Sept. 11 12, a.m. at Distinctive Catering, 285 W. 2700 S. Virginia Prodromides, Ogden, will be the featured speaker. been added. She has been the wife of have Steve Michael Graff will teach Father Prodromides, a Greek a class on financial and School than 50 percent $10,000; earn $15,000 to $35,000 and only five percent earn more than $50,000 per year. ' Nuclear submarine A U.S. Navy nuclear tats . submarine manufactures its own oxygen from sea water and its submerged endurance is limited only by the stamina of its crew and the - supplies medium and high carries. Who's in the Middle? fell festival Low, the Utah unemployment compensation system over the years has been the sonsistency in the Is closed Tyler Library program and the avoidance of "political tinkering." Most to complete remodeling proposals for change in Utah have The Ruth Vine Tyler Library, been funneled through an advisory 315 Wood St., Midvale, will be council, made up of represenclosed through Saturday, Sept. 12 tatives from business, labor, and the general public. Important diffor the completion of remodeling. ferences, therefore, usually are on be will The library reopened ' 14. settled before they become matMonday, Sept. ters of political debate in the legislature. population earns less media), ship combined class on water bers and will be held in color and oil painting. the playground. There Floyd Strain, the will be an auction, games author of "Run Kevin and a movie. Family Run," wjll teach a class members are encouraged on walking. Jogging, and to take picnic lunches. In charge of the weight km. For more information, festivities are the Moun-to- n, Diane please call 2554236. president, and chairman, Connie Goff. ' it Foundation analysts ema that major strength in phasize experience-ratin- g system. actual statistics look like this: 20 percent of the 969-319- investigated under Utah's charged for each employee. In addition, it has the seventh highest 263-174- burglary st-ste- m tax unemployment average radio tape player and Orthodox priest, for 25 damaged an asteroid years. For reservations estate planning. Garth Sept 17,at 6:30 p.m. 26M237, or game machine. 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