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Show Page Monday, May 15, 1W TKE HERALD, Provo, Utah 20 Utah News J o o y it"" Utah (UPI) -Recovery crews this weekend brought down the bodies of a party that had been missing since December on a flight from Phoenix to Salt Lake City from the mountainside where they were found strewn about the wreckage of heir light plane. TOOELE, Three of the victims were taken down Saturday soon after motorcyclists found the wrecked craft near the receding snow line at the 9.000 foot level of a peak in the Oquitrh Range 15 miles southwest of here. Two more were taken out Sunday. e The engine plane had been missing since Dec. 26. The victims were pilot Robert H. Montana, 45; his wife, Mary Lou, 44; their sons, Mark, 19, and Greg. 13: and Shelley Barall from ron, 19, a friend Scottsdale, Ariz. Montana, a car dealer, told friends before he left the group was headed for the Park City Resort near Salt Lake City for a ski outing. The search was cancelled Jan. 14 after Civil Air Patrol plane had covered more than 20,000 square miles from the air. twin-plan- Jk i:Ai I . rIU 0 MARK MILLER, left, Is led to A jail In Fort Collins, Colo., after capture following a threestate chase. He escaped from the Mantl, Head Start 3-St- (UPI)-T- he administration quietly has dropped the Head Start proin the gram one notch bureaucratic pecking order, a move that will further mesh it with other child service programs. The changes, effective today, are not expected to have any immediate impact on the more than 1,660 local Head Start programs which have beer; offering medical, nutritional and educational services to needy preschool children. As part of the change, project director Richard E. Orton has been reassigned to Texas, and announced the reorganization in a memo to his staff members, a copy of which was obtained by UPI. He said that despite Head Start's reduced status, neither its budget nor its staff will be trimmed. "Organizational charts don't tell the whole story," Zigler said in an interview. "I did not come to Washington to see Head Start decimated." Zigler said the changes were made in recognition of the "burgeoning" interest in day care and his belief mat Head Start should serve as a model othe rally financed for child care programs offering services in the home as well as in centers. capture him. chase ate One Manti Jail Escapee Captured, One Kills Self Program Down Notch WASHINGTON Utah, Jail, with a companion, Richard Lewis. Lewis killed himself before officers could FORT COLLINS, Colo. (UPI) Two men who escaped from a small county jail in central Utah led lawmen on a four-stat- e, hunt Sunday which led to death for one of the suspects and capture for the other. Authorities said Richard Lewis, 22, of Meeker, Colo., shot and killed himself as officers cornered him in an open field near Laramie, Wyo. His companion, Mark Jackson Miller, also of Meeker, was arrested several hours later near Fort bullet-marke- d Collins. Miller was to be returned to Wyoming today to face charges of assault and kidnap. The kidnap charge stemmed from the abduction of two brothers who were forced to drive Miller to 200 Make Protest at Idaho Base MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho Colorado in a pickup truck. Investigators said the incident began Friday when the two men overpowered a jailer at the Sanpete County Jail in Manti, Utah, and stole the deputy's car. The two were being held for burglary and drug law violations. The two drove to Cheyenne, Wyo., where they split up. Miller said he drove east, but turned back after spotting a roadblock in western Nebraska. While driving back through Wyoming, he discovered his cellmate's wrecked car. Lewis was holding a gun on two truck drivers who had stopped to offer him assistance. The two men drove off along Interstate 80, but were forced to leave the highway at a roadblock near Laramie. Lawmen exchanged gunfire with the suspects in the car as it plunged through two fences and drove across prairie ranchland. Laramie rancher Richard Strom said he saw the small Volkswagen rip through two of his fences and gave chase in a pickup. As he approached, however, a shot smashed through his windshield, narrowly missing his head. The car, which had one tire shot out, finally became stuck when it tried to smash through two adjacent fences. Miller was able to get out but Lewis who was trapped inside shot himself in the head with a pistol as lawmen approached the vehicle. Miller fled on foot to a nearby oil well site where he confronted two brothers, Michael Kowach, 26, and Tom Kowach, 22, of Pinedale, Wyo., and forced them to drive him in their company pickup to Colo- About 200 persons (UPI) marched and sat near the gate of the Mountain Home Air Force base this weekend to protest the United State's air and naval war in North Vietnam. About 20 Idaho State policemen and Emore County sheriff's deputies stood near the gate to keep watch on the demonstration Saturday. The gathering, which was described as "very peaceful," included speeches, singing and cherring. No incidents or arrests were reported. By United Press International Major Floyd Jack, public inforrado. A Granger, Utah, man was mation officer for the Air Force, in ColoAnother chase killed early Sunday when his said some of the protestors rado after one ofbegan die brothers, car crashed into a bridge abut- walked the ten miles from during a stop for gas at Liver-morment at high speed and ended Mountain Home to the gatheralerted a waitress that up in the Jordan River west of ing at the main gate of the base they were being held hostage. Salt Lake City. Two Salt Lake at shortly after 1 p.m. A Colorado State Patrol squad Rose Bowman, Democratic was City men were injured a few able to force the pickup off hours later in a rollover near candidate for the U. S. Senate, the Resroad near Horsetoo-Wallsburg, in Wasatch County. told the group if she was elected ervoir west of Fort Collins, but Authorities identified the to the Senate she would not be Miller once again escaped on fatality as Marcellus Martinez, a "press release politician!" his two hostages foot, leaving She said the more intense in21, Granger. He was pulled behind. from his car about 3:10 a.m. volvement in Vietnam sinks "us Patrolman Russell W. at California Street and Red- more deeply into the perpetual later discovered Miller Hughesin hiding wood Road. war and indefinite American ina ditch after a 45 - minute Police dragged the river until volvement." search. Hughes said Miller, who 9 a.m. searching for Martinez' She said it is frightening to was armed only with a knife, girl friend, who was thought to think that President Nixon's surrendered without incident. have been in the car with him. actions could be taken without However the girl's mother tele- the consent of the U. S. phoned authorities later and 1 told them her daughter was iEVIacLEATIs home safe and never had been The Difference in the car. Touch football differs from Injured in a 6:30 a.m. rollover were Charles Foise, Salt Lake regular football in that the City, and his son, Richard, who ball carrier can be "downed" were in a rig when merely by touching him. It it rolled over on U. S. 189. can be played by any numThey were in good condition ber of players and on a field Keeps you Sunday at a Heber City hospital. of almost any size. hanging on the edge of your seat! Granger Man Dies InCarCrash e, SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -Salt Lake City police are still puzzled by the cryptic note which was left at the scene of telephone line sabotage. The note, which read "End the War, A.I.M" was believed associated with the recent hijacking to Cuba of a Western Airlines jet at the Salt Lake City International Airport. Telephone service to some 900 homes were interrupted by the ax or machete attacks on three separate phone line installations early Friday. A copy of the note was found at each spot. A.I.M. is believed to stand for "Anti-Imperialis- A KURT fro 1 f A the first film rated Til, s w ' mm Colorado Springs, Colo, institution, said Saturday. He told a meeting of the Utah Air Force Association there were 2,500 applicants for the Air Force Academy this year, while there was room to accept only 1,500. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -The Metro Division of the Utah Council of Churches sponsors a e worship service for all faiths, Pentecost Sunday, May OF THE BANSHEE" -- STARTS 7:00 bureaucratic procedures, the Food and Drug Administration (F D A) has urged food processors to begin immediately listing ni'trional values on its labels despite paddle-whestrong objections from the 6 open-ai- r steamboat in the middle of the billion canning industry. Sam D. Fine, associate FDA Colorado River. said the move d The commissioner, "Canyon King" ran aground on a sand- may give housewives an array of packaged foods this summer bank. Boat crews rescued the chief labeled with the calorie, protein executive and others of his party, and vitamin content the FDA The after an hour and a half, in time proposed to make the ceremonies for nutrient labeling plan March 30. Arches National Park. The boat was pulled free to continue its maiden voyage. Among those attending brief dedication rites at the new park's visitors' center Saturday were Rep. Wayne Aspinall, chairman of the House Interior and Insular Affairs ComBELFAST, Northern Ireland British paratroopers mittee, and other state and (UPI) federal elected officials. clamped an armored grip on Gov. Rampton joshed that the Belfast's Roman Catholic boat got stuck because too much area today. Authorities water may have been retained revised upward the number of upstream in Aspinall's state. dead in the worst Catholic-ProtestaThe congressman said next time battles in three he'd arrange for a release of years of strife. additional water beforehand. Army spkesmen said today "It's true that greater national at least nine persons died in publicity comes with the status weekend fighting between opof a national park," Aspinall posing religious groups, with said. "But the state must con- the British army caught in the tinue its vigorous promotion crossfire between them. The new count raised to 329 activities." the total of dead in Northern Arches changed from monument to park status in NovemIreland since British troops ber, jumping from 34,000 to arrived in August, 1969, to over 73,000 acres. control strife between the majority Protestants and the outnumbered Catholics. The body of a man, still unidentified, was found shot in the head in a Roman Catholic area of Belfast. An injured man who reported to a hospital in Londonderry died later. Victims included a Ballymurphy girl slain Sunday and a British soldier gunned BEAN S T A T i O N, Tenn. down outside the ruins of a (UPI) Investigators said today Ballymurphy pub which was that a Greyhound bus that bombed Saturday, touching off the weekend's carnage. Other slammed into a tractor-trailSaturday killing 14 persons was victims were a bar vender of the six feet over the centerline of pub, Kelly's Bar, two Catholic the highway when the crash men and two Protestants. A few hours occurred. after three Federal and state investiga- companies of paratroopers, 300 tors made the disclosure in a men, rumbled into and around joint statement and said that the Ballymurphy district in carriers pinpointing of this fact was one armored personnel of the few bits of concrete (ape) and ferret scout cars information they have been Sunday night, British army able to nail down in two full headquarters reported "The days of investigation. operation was successful." The drivers of both vehicles Irish Republican Army (IRA) were killed in the accident. gunmen fired sporadically as Over the weekend an infant the paratroooper columns girl whose mother was killed in moved in to seal Ballymurphy the crash was reunited with her off from the neighboring father. The child, Susan Dun- Protestant Springmartin neighbar, daughter of Mary and borhood, stronghold of Prote Cecil Dunbar of Forsyth, Ga., was cared for by a Morristown, Tenn., family until her father arrived. The child was found uninjured beneath the bodies of two of the crash victims. MOAB, fifth was dedicated this weekend, but things thing? were sticky for a while, when Gov. Calvin L. Hampton got stuck on a double-decke- r, el newly-christene- Bally-murp- nt person standing 500 V for violence DUE TO THE HORRIFYING SCENES NO ONE ADMITTED WITHOUT A 6:41 "STOMACH DISTRESS BAG" I (available free at box office) IT UK :2S NtlONAl t ACADEMY it HO.TH tVMSITY GiNHAl S ma theatre I I r I II I ELIZABETH. QUEEN MARY, QUKEN OF SCOTS, who 1 ruled with the heart 1 of a woman If iJpA 3J I "Vv 1 1 OK ENGLAND. who rel8nwl Wl,h 'he power of a man H1 pf I ackson Redgrave v.,,,, 1 Weekdays: 7:309:40 NANONAlGfNiRAt i Lmrv "os LTWMAtneatre 1 1230 N at 2nd 374 5525 W ENJOY p BREAKFAST AT THE HI SPOT CORAL American Fork Shew 7:1 5 p.m. FAMILY RESTAURANT 190N.500W. "Something Big' LOGAN (UPI) -- A "Week of Interaction" at Utah State University today through Friday will feature a discussion of planning problems for the Denver Winter Olympics in 1976. PROVO GROVE 13 SERVED FROM 6 A.M. TIL Pleasrnl Creve Shew 7: IS p.m. A.M. - 1 1 FULL SERVICE PRICES EFFECTIVE ALL THIS WEEK! "POCKET MONEY' TREMENDOUS OFFER! o TWO GOLDEN 0 I ' .ntv p ' rfl r- -'; HAM AND 2 EGGS DINNER E3 s R I WITH COUNTWV TOWN FAMILY All THE TRIMMINGS V - AND TWO HASH BROWNS, TOAST AND JELLY a n SAUSAGE & 2 EGGS BACON AND 2 EGGS HOUSE HASH BROWNS, TOAST AND JELLY Dressing BONANZA EVERY - Mashed Potatoes , YOUR to Bradford House is believing, so com. treat. and have a delicious CHOICE L IK W TUESDAY IN? BEVERAGE EXTRA 11 C jr fl 8 1 PORTIONS AVAilAUl J jLfKJL mm L. SYRUP AND BUTTER HASH BROWNS, TOAST AND JELLY BRADFORD mm EGGS 1 OtNINO 0 PANCAKES TURKEY I 10:10 NUTRITION INFORMATION 1 Cup 255 Calories Protein 8 Grams bullet-riddle- miles. 29 SUNDAYS 11:00 A.M. to 5: 00 P.M. m ment: Fat 5 Grams Carbohydrate 45 Grams stant snipers in the weekend's three-side- d warfare. Then the PERCENT OF RECOMMENDparatroopers plunged into the ED DAILY ALLOWANCE (RDA) Catholic area. Protein 10 "I'm amazed we haven't Vitamin A 10 come under more fire," said a Thiamin 5 paratrooper officer prone on a Riboflavin 15 outside devastated sidewalk Niacin 20 Kelly's Bar. Vitamin C 30 Calcium 0 His face was black with Iron 5 commando grease. In the A food processor could choose gutter alongside him lay the d body of a brown to skip nutritional labeling mongrel dog and the wreckage entirely but could, make no of the bomb-lade- n car that nutritional claims without using blasted the pub. The explosion the FDA format. Officials of killed the bartender and injured both the FDA and industry more than 70 Catholics watch- have said competitive pressures ing a televised international will eventually force most foods to adopt nutritional labeling. football match. feet nun I rnrnrn. Fine said fruit and vegetable canners and some frozen food firms pack their year's production during May, June and July, and thus would lose an entire year if forced to await final regulations. Some canners requested permission to use the proposed nutrient labeling scheme at above sea level can see about Worship begins at 7:30 p.m. in the First Congregational Church, 2150 Foothill Boulevard. The ecumenical service will be the first one sponsored by the council in several years. svi mm oner Fine said. He responded May 5 with a letter to 23 food industry associations urging them to do so. "It is the position of the FDA to encourage any voluntary action that will result in meaningful nutrient labeling as soon as possible," Fine's letter said. Although Fine's action met requests from some canners, the National Canners Association urged him to reverse his decision. As proposed by the FDA, foods would use this labeling formula with the quantity in each case based on a cup or some similar serving measure- But the system for adopting regulations allows 90 days for public and industry comment, followed by further review, meaning the final regulations ordinarily could not be issued before late summer or fall. Death Toll Reaches Nine In Irish Factional Fight A 21. OPEN WEEKDAYS b g city-wid- 9:00 A.M. to 8:30 P.M fountain service till f P.M i Short-cuttin- Centerline, Says Probe HILL AFB, Utah (UPI)-T- he head of the Air Force Academy says the number of qualified applicants is more than his school can handle. "Despite anti - military pressures in some parts of the country, candidates for the service academies are more numerous and of higher quality than ever before," Lt. Gen. Albert P. Clark, superintendent of the I 13S3& MM- - IStlSUtcOm WASHINGTON (UPI) Sng Co-H- it i Hung Up On Sandbar Utah (UPI) - Utah's national park finally Bus Over m UNGER rV III FDA er semi-trail- POSITIVELY THE HOST IIORRIFYIIIG FILM EVER MADE Urges Listing Of Nutritional Values; Canning Firms Object Governor MITM UVINO WIIm GMKTS CIIOIT RIVERSIDE SHOPPING PIAZA f jjj Wr M I l C M SIPODT FAMILY RESTAURANT 190 WEST 500 NORTH OPEN 6 A.M.-1- 2 FRI. & SAT. 6 O l A.M. -- P.M. 1 A.M. I ENJ0VMENT! I fiSfLai jp LJl 11 IN PROVO jj lT I FOR FAMILY " ' a J9 tf'Mnq A B OX L B R I |