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Show egislature Winds Up 1st tk THOUGHTS . . . Z - 1 TV I ffc&-J - By doer 7 '' 7 Man b net the creature of firramstanee circumstance are the creatures of men. Ben. jamia Disraeli, English state- - VUL. 47, n Session , FAIR cent chance ef octoday. Gusty winds at times. with 50 casional NO. 34 PRCVO, UTAH, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1970 Air snow 15 MONTH-PR- ICE CENTS Aveirfc Speaks to Lawmakers Members Wed Highlight CC Banquet WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Hardin and Douglas Langston Rogers were united Saturday in what was described as the first wedding in history of the son and daughter of incumbent Cabinet members. President Nixon looked on from a third-ropew as the daughter jsf Agriculture Secretary and Mrs. Clifford M. Hardin and the son of Secretary of State and Mrs. William P. Rogers took the marriage vows at the National Presbyterian Church. Nancy Ann J By JERRY M. YOUNG A challenge for business and government to join hands in solving common problems and Nationwide Governor Son, Daughter Of 2 Cabinet Siciliano Talk, Awards W. Sorensen Takes Over As President $2.25 PER ft! By RONALD E. WARTHEN SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) The first budget session in - - 1 11 I A I Utah's history completed its work at ahout 9:15 Saturday night after receiving a temps-ed congratulatory message froir: Gov. Calvin L. Rampton. A mall delegation of law makers walked down to inform session Rampton that the had completed its last piece of legislation, and the governor res ponded by visiting both houses to deliver a short message. "I realize ttat there were a number of problems to work out during this first budget session and I believe that your work was successful," generally Rampton said. "I do not believe, however, that the dilemma that our government subdivisions are in because of our bonding laws has been resolved. "Near the end of June I will meet with leaders in both houses to any changes which may have been made by the courts in regard to the bonding problems," he continued. "I will not call a special session of the legislature unless leadership Indicates they have an amendment ready to present to the electorate which would change our Toting require n 7 J Tieup Put Off 10 Days By United Press International federal A court ordered unions and management Saturday night to keep the trains running for 10 more days to give Congress a chance to take whatever action it felt necessa- ry to avert a threatened nationwide rail shutdown. The order by U.S. Distrit. J. Sirica of came as trains across the country were grind ing to a nalt on orders of railroad officials because of a union strike against Union Pacific. Judge John Washington 20-d- to promote a better understand ing of the free enterprise sys tem in the decade ahead was Tjf. sounded by Rocco C. Siciliano, findersecretary of commerce, ' Related stories Page 8. L SHOP CRAFTS here Friday night - Mr. Siciliano was guest speak er at the annual banquet of the Management had ordered a full lockout of railroad workers Provo Chamber of Commerce first in the industry's history attended by more than 300 at the Eldred Center. by 10 p.m. EST Saturday. "- He was introduced by Dell S. Sirica said he acted because Ashworth, outgoing president of PICKETERS stand outside the Union Pacific railroad yards a total shutdown of rail service the Chamber, officially in Provo Saturday prior to a Federal Court order which halted would cause "irreparable inju WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Pres turned the C. of C. leadership to tne companies, tne the strike against UP and a Scheduled lockout by aU the ry ident Nixon warns that the ever to the new president, Wil unions, workers and the public. major railroads in the United States. economy will suiter slowing Halts Strike ton w. sorensen. in 1970 but says these pains" UNDERSECRETARY COMMERCE C. OF He ordered four shopcraft Seven Siciliano Rocco Awards I unions to halt their union : Another highlight of the eve-- addresses annual banquet of Provo Chamber of Commerce are necessary to carry the nation safely into the era of Pacific strike and directed all ting was the presentation of at Eldred Center. trillion dollar prosperity. railroads to refrain from their Chamber of Commerce disting economic Sis In annual threatened lockout for 10 days. report to oished awards service Brig, to Congress released Friday This, he said, "would giva ham Young University, Sun- Pollution Series No. 3 his stressed night, Nixon dance Inc., Mr. Ashworth, actor Congress an opportunity" to determination to continue fight look into their Robert Bedford, Jack Daltoij, prolonged ' inflation and sketched his ments,"- contract dispute and decide ing liviau jioiucv aim mai viu vu. the legislature convened what if anything they could hopes for renewed growth and When The Chamber's annual report more rational use ot new Jan. 12. Rampton asked law By United Press International but because' the attorney gen do to assure uninterrupted rail for 1969 was distributed in the national wealth once the price makers to consider a special The Common Day of Rest eral's office feels it is constitu service. form of a special tabloid edition amendment to Utah's Constih battle is won. Each side had filed suit as written, the chief ex spiral d tional a 1970 model of the of the Herald. tion which would allow all re- Act, The clear President made ecutive will probably let it be seeking restraining orders 'We are at a major turning Law, Closing Sunday that his administration's efforts gistered voters, not just property was come law without his endorsing against the other. Sirica grant- passed in the Utah Senate point in the development of our to stem the worst inflation taxpayers, to vote in bond elec in session ed both. The unions' chief at Salt Lake City signature. nation," said Mr. Siciliano, a 1950s would tions. the indicated be would since early spokesman The filibuster when native Utahn now undersecrebegan (Editor's Note: This is the per cent of the pollution being have noticeable effect this year A recent Supremt Court ruling Friday. order his men back to work on Sen. E. LaMar ' of in commerce Buckner, Washingthird fa tfae Herald's series on emitted into the U.S. atmos in tary t!ie of sluggish held that limiting such elections The controversial measure form floor manager for the the Union Pacific line, where ton, D.C. sir pollution. Today's article phere annually. The Utah Air business, probably some in to property-taxpayeis uncon- was passed after about one were posted late Friday controversial Tests of Decade legislation, aiade a pickets deals with the cootrimtion of Conservation Committee, after crease in hour of debate and another hour ana stitutional. unemployment night. motion be the bill moved that "The decade we have just the automobile to the prob- extensive research, says autos failed to pass of filibustering by Senators The railroads had said hopefully a slowdown in price The legislature on the Senate celendar. m Utah cause 57 per cent of increases. At the same time, the governor's amendment, but Richard V. Evans, passed has very severely tested lem.) Lake up previously they would lift the the social and economic fabric Evans, who had taken a lockout threat--at the total pollution. Nixon indicated that Federal put through a package of 10 City, and Edward T. Beck, ByOWENZURO least temporstand the of the nation," he stated while The villain with the cloak and An automobile strong against placing unions removed the if engine, norm Reserve ''light money" policies other bonding bills wnich gen arily mil on the budget agenda, be amount of inter pointing out the effect of the dagger in the pollution their Union Pacific pickets. ally used, will emit 2,910 that have boosted interest rates erally raise the If the bill, which now goes to scars of violence and poverty. is the automobile, whichpicture gan a long discussion of the est government subdivisions can the Pressome pounds of carbon monoxide per might be eased during 1970. for consideration, governor measures alleged discriminatory During Sirica s hearing, He said we are facing probNixon s former of 1000 gallons of gas used. An economic pay on loans from seven to eight becomes law it will require causes up to Nixon was reported to ident say ana unconstitutional aspects. lems we didn't know were brew- the total pollution In this coun- other emission of automobile, adviser, Arthur F. Burns takes per cent most businesses in Utah to close have been preparing to ask 20 "Our recommended had After speaking for nearly 20 problems ago. Rampton ing years with which few persons are over today as diainnan of the to step in, and try. on either Saturday or Sunday. Congress humer-ouacute s than The U.S. Public Health Serv familiar, is the interest ceiling be entirely The Evans read a are bigger and more benzoapyrene, which Federal Reserve Board. bill reads, it's minutes, the Secretary John transportation way one-aeliminated. ever before. And I believe this ice says automobiles cause 64 has been shown to cause cancer play that featured A. Volpe announced plans to intended to "promote weekly neother Of the many is because government has to laboratory animals. rest from the routine of daily a satirical exchange between arrange alternative forms of an items considered by the budget affairs and to tourist and a glected to create a productive shipment of vital defense nd promote family The usual automobile pro tSie Common Day of Utah owner. business session, partnership with the business enter and social and relaxation duces 0.3 grams of benzoapy public health goods. another version of Rest Act When he finished the play, eomnnmity," he said. Mail Kequest tainment on a uniform day." rene per 1000 gallons of gasoline Sunday He also stated that those in closing legislation which told of bakers forced to Postmaster General Winton Filibuster Fails while a diesel engine pro used took up the most time and the free enterprise system had had Sources in the governor's of peddle blackmarket bread on M. Blount furthermore duces 0.4 grams of this subthe greatest opposi generated been slow to look up and discovfice have said that Rampton Sundays, and policemen busy urged against mailing of parcel stance per 1000 gallons of gaso tion. er the newly emerging probdoes not favor the legislation, (See SENATE PASSES, Page 4) (See NATIONWIDE, Page 4) line. The bill was introduced in the lems. Other Pollutants House on Monday and was . By ESTELLA PETERSON "For American business . . . SANTAQUIN O. Doyle Crook oassed by the legislature and Other components of pollumill the priorities can be stated in a SAIGON (UPI)-All- ied of the City Council, was ap- - sent on its way to the governor's very simple word, and that word tary sources Saturday reported tants being emitted by automo of is involvement," Mr. Siciliano tne arrival of 2,000 more fresh biles include hydrocarbons, ox- pinted mayor Santaquin Fri office by Thursday afternoon. Moves to stop cie measure m to fill the unexpired of' North ides Vietnamese oxides of sul night in day the troops nitrogen, stated. filibuster on eluded Alfonso a one-hoof term Kester, Mayor Delta. U.S. planes fur, ammonia, organic acids, Mekong 'Get Involved floor Senate the week of died a a by heart who Thursday blasted one ago mountain all of which and strong He pointed out the need for particulates, Senators Richard V. Evans, D- hold in the ricebowl region vith can be dangerous to health. attack. to the take involvement that raids that included use of a Diesel engines produce ten Heber Dale Butler was named Salt Lake City and Edward T. OREM Charging Orem busi- iing, Orem theater owner, wasi Mr. Bunting predicted thai place of the federal govern"super blockbus times as much particulate mat by the council to fill the vacan Beck. ment's deficit spending. "The to nessmen prepare now for the installed as president of the' Orem will have 50,000 peoplfl one-aand a Evans read play ter as cars, eight times as cy on the city council created federal budget is no substitute ter." growth they know is coming to Orem Chamber of Commerce by 1980, and he cited the pro. Constitution Utah the of Mr. of the parts appointment for personal responsibility," he Intelligence reports indicated much organic acids, and four by blems and challenges which will in a vain effort to prevent a the community, Warren Bunt for the coming year. Crook as mayor. indicated while stressing his be that Hanoi was building its times as many oxides of sulfur. be faced by businessmen in pre. vote on the four will be for Both terms However, the car is far more I lief that the government had forces in the delta stretching for and facing the com. paring bill. as Mr. Kester had been not only failed but created what south of Saigon for a major dangerous by producing 30 years He urged them to pre. to the petition. close Sources governor and fall had elected drive to test South Vietnamese times as much carbon monmayor last now could be called rebellion. for ihe problem! will pare indicated probably Rampton at only three council The partnership he referred troops which have replaced oxide, and three times as much presided which the University Shopping to become allow the legislation when suffered his he meetings to was the joint effort of busi American units defending - the hydrocarbons. Mall will give them at first, law without his endorsing sig fatal heart attack. (See AUTO BIG, Page 4) ness and government in reach- area. and for the added business would force bill nature. The adminThe oath of office was which will be the eventual r& to close in Utah most businesses ing out and solving the probistered to the two men by City lems of our day. Some of those suit of the mail development. on either Saturday or aunaay. Attorney Dave McMullin. Mem. he sincled out were to reach of the business main The The new chamber president (See NEW MAYOR, Page 4) and convert the younger genera session, approval cf a state the membership U challenged lion to the advantages of the know what's going on, to bl appropriations act, was conciu-free enterprise system, and to united as a city, to support jded at about 4 p. m. but a Assimilate the working class and UVTDA, to get involved, and jscore of non budget items kept iboth the House and Senate in minorities into the ownership to stay involved. "Our response Ian extended session. Provo's Robert Redford (he's president of Sundance Resort to these challenges will shapt process. The appropriations Orem's future," he declared. "Only American business can and lives in a home he built near there as much as his schedule act. out together by a joint New officers and directors ul jive Americans the sense of permits) is featured in today's Family Weekly magazine, Herald Ltcorinir MmmittoA- frnrTi rwOTTl. this In ,.........competitive Sunday participation supplement. . m the Chamber were installed bj ISA w..-, mendations by nine appropria The rising movie star, whose picture "The Downhill Racers" enterprise system. . . . That Winston Crawford. H Mayor for asked tions Ihen is the challenge, or one of is currently playing at the Academy Theatre, authors an article also plaques to out presented about 219 million from the ihe challenges in the 1970's and entitled "Skiing: More Fun Than Arvid S. Dodge president going Acting!" It is the story of million fund $12 and general (See SICILIANO, Page 4) his growing love of skiing (he's an expert at it) and of the and certificates of appreciatioi from matching funds. to outgoing vice president) filming of "The Downhill Racers." The picture was Redford's The school finance bill, apCharles Rohbock, Marvin Bur idaa, and he encountered considerable difficulty in convincing proved earlier Saturday and Know others it should be made. One way he did it was to work withgon, and Wayne Allen, Certifi sent to Gov: Calvin L. Rampton cates of appreciation were als for consideration, will generate out salary himself while it was being filmed. million presented to Paul Washbun for another $L10.8 By United Press International public Redford only Friday night received, in absentia because and Stanley Leavitt, outgoing The swordfish, regarded by he's I RETIRING CHAMBER of Commerce President Arvid S. filming another picture, a Provo Chamber of Comis expected that hignway tome authorities as the fastest merceaway It city counciimen. award for his efforts on behalf of Utah and Provo. His BuntIn installing the new officers tit the fishes, has achieved construction funds, garnered Dodge, left, congratulates incoming president Warren Is the former Lola Van Wagenen. daughter of MJ. tad ifrom manv sources, including ing at the annual Orem Chamber installation banquet Friday Mayor Crawford charged then speeds high enough to drive its rife o. (See OREM CHAMBER, Pa. 4 night. taofrs into terdwoKL y&8. Frank Van. Wagenen of Provo, shook Nixon Sees 'Slower1 Economy J wi Auto Big Factor V rjjnffiliirir-0""'"- Senate Passes Sunday Closing often-vetoe- In Polluting Air rs D-S- two-thir- ds ct non-budg- New Mayor Named for Reds Build Up Mekong Delta te Santaquin Fighting Force Orem Chamber Installs Officers, Presents Certificates of Award ur 10,000-poun- d ct highly-controversi- Family Weekly Magazine Features Provo Actor sw, Now You : fcI vtr mm i |