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Show Pm ? THE HERALD, Prwo I1a. Thurd knew I lO rimrm .Tifm.hiTiiiiiiir mi im wrt Ribbon Ceremony kmwB .... . .. InasjKsy Launches New taciiny I .' K-M- art Pnws Utadw By JERRY VOIVG M. The doors of the M 000 square foot K Murt facility u North Own opered to a crowd of first-dastoppers followinj a brk-- f ceremony Uus inonuGf Prior to the opetunf. a receptwa as hosted by store officers and employees for city officials and members of the Chamber of y Commerce. attended the opening, headed by Grant W. Mores, executive vie president for merchandising. He spoke briefly for the K Mart chain, and A group of company officials A. George Brownsworth, the store's manager. Mr. Re inert spoke mostly to the employees urging them to work always to make the store s slogan "Satisfaction Always" a real thing. He encouraged them to treat customers fairly ami to always ha't an adequate rupply of merchandise on hand. Welcoming the store and the management team from outside the area, Mayor Winston M. Crawford said be was happy the firm decided to locate in Orem. it the fourth major department SHORTLY AFTER the doors were opened to the fNiblic. roaiUtt stream of people cwne through this eatranceway stIU standing about. Ta the left past some of the el center is Mtss Orem, Janet Christoper, From the left then weli-wlihe- of Commerce. Planning Commission Reviews . ...New . Rules Zoning Proposed By ROBERT MCDOUGAIX The Provo City planning commission examined a new zoning ordinance, and approved several applications for review of plans during Wednesday night's meeting. The new zoning ordinance revises vario? zones in the city and tightens procedures of zoning administration. The city planning advisory board agreed to meet in work sessions to study ti.e new ordinance before it is sent to the city commission for final approval. City planner Jerry Howell said the zone changes will create relatively few uses because uses allowed in the various zones are as lenient or more lenient than the previous ones were. , Mr. Howell said copies of the new ordinance are available for consultation in the city's to real estate groups and interested developers, he said. A preliminary approval was given to Robert Baird, 1500 South S 0 West for a subdivision. The subdivision covers 39 4 acres and plans show 138 KTliminary Kamel Kader was granted final approval of plans for a vibdmsion at 2200 North 650 East. A landscape plan for Milton Christensen, 2900 North 650 East, was given preliminary approval on a planned unit development. A discussion was held with of Leisure representatives Village. It was alleged that a number of uniform building code violations had occurred since lots were transferred to the various private owners. An architectural committee was requested to organize in the to village review possible such as violations of items staff is unapproved additions of carports available to explain the changes and fences. City planner Jerry Howell pointed out that Leisure Village is more like a subdivision than a mobile home park because the From (Continued Page 1) lots are in private ownership. has fallen short of solving all Land wos sold with various problems, but said he was covenants. The village is subject with the performance impressed to the state uniform building of the petroleum industry in code, but it was noted that the stepping up output to village architectural committee inprecedented levels. will have to enforce the He said this summer's Community Department. Development His Administration gasoline supply "has turned out to be more adequate than most imagined" last spring. "The industry had made a major and successful effort to meet our growing demands." He also said the outlook for winter heating oil supplies was much brighter than previously anticipated. "We are not now planning to implement the mandatory program at any specific time in the foreseeable future," he said. Love said he believes a mandatory program has "significant flaws both philosoph ically and practically. "It runs the very great risk of reducing, not increasing the available supply of fuels," he said. As for the winter outlook. Love said of heating oil: "If all goes weli, we should be able to avoid serious shortages." "More precisely." he said, "the supply situation will be dose but adequate if we have normal winter weather, continued high refinery output, and imports comparable to last year's peak levels; the situation maybe serious if we experience a severely cold winter, regardless of our success in production and imports, " Last month, Nixon proposed a series of steps, mostly voluntary curbs to reduce the drain on energy supplies. These included asking motorists to drive more slowly; the use of smaller cars; reduced air conditioning in government buildings during the hot summer and other consumer voluntary steps to ease the p --ssure on dwindling supplies. ai"MshaP By RON BARKER The Forest Service has found some inconsistencies in its first draft of a proposed land use plan Holts Traffic the for At Am. Fork American Fork 4-Wh- Drive eel Auto Rollover Kills S.L Man President's Fatal to Utahn - PRICE cave-i- n UPI trench has claimed the life of an Helper A construc- tion worker. Authorities said Don H. Bur-gewas killed Wednesday here when a sewer tench collapsed. A John W. Davis, 19, Price was also in the trench. 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Asked if he had ever received money for his personal use from any person, contractor or company doing business with the State of Maryland or with the federal government, Agnew replied "absolutely not." but he said it would be "quite naive" to expect that campaign contributions do not come from contractors doing business with governments. "I have nothing to hide," Agnew said in concluding the news conference. "I will make available at the appropriate time and in the appropriate way to the appropriate parties as determined after consultation with my counsel whatever records, or my own body, for interrogation, whatever is needed." This luxurious UtlLUtl nmn tscal Agnew Brands Tie knotted in knit, SENSATIONAL VALUE! k7' frtta decisions were reached. in plaid of red, white TADDCT A EIIDkllTflDE 1 ftetsrW . Watergate Talk cans Ibaiw 4 UXU10UPE supposedly implement the noted that this was an oversight proposed alternative. In that which will be corrected. section, there is no mention of One of the problems with the the "Block V" or BYU'suseofit. report, explained Mr. Weissert, is that it was compiled under Burning Recommended Instead, the report tight deadlines. Also, there was a recommends continuation of the wealth of information that had to Y at its present size. Continued be condensed into a limited "burning of the Y" is space. This, he explained, accounts as is keeping recommended, unauthorized vehicles off ths for the extremely fine print on which mountain. There is no mention of the folding charts, modifying the special use illustrate how management Free Economy Ndact I i Canyon Provo Peak planning unit of the Uinta National Forest. Traffic was halted near the restrictive convenant provisions "But that's why we have a American Fork Police Station rough draft," said Richard the land was sold under. Mr. Howell said that in the this morning when a train Weissert, acting supervisor of future the city will be able to take clipped a car, spinning it around the Uinta National Forest. a hand in the enforcement of at about 6 45 a m. "We're taking note of the Police report no one was protective covenants because the and getting them problems city wiil be a party to them under injured in the accident. Names of corrected." the people involved were not' the new zoning ordninancc. 'Block V permit. The commission adopted a available because the One inconsistency deals with Supervisor Weissert admits officer recommendation with the the Squaw Peak management that his office isn't too proud of to the city investigating commission that developers report was in Toot le. unit and the "Block Y." In the mistakes in the first printed contemplating large subdivision version of the proposed land use extremely fine print on a pull-odevelopments be required to chart showing various use plan, and he says several show fiscal responsibility before alternatives, the proposed problem areas have been noted the planning commission and alternative calls for and will be corrected. (Continued From Page 1) staff is invited to spend time When asked early in the week, of activities and reviewing plans that cannot be economic forces can work uses associated with the "Block he said he couldn't account to the financed. effectively to slow down inflation Y" and consider termination or discrepancy between the two without subjecting the public to modification of the special use parts of the report on Y the severe price jolts which permit to Brigham Young Mountain. 'Portals' Planned might otherwise occur." He said University." One area where an omission Phase V will be "phase-cut.- " chart is Following the lull-ou- t (Continued From Page 1) a section detailing decisions to occurred relates to the Sundance accompanied by his chief and American Fork Canyon In SecreMiami. Agriculture speechwriter. Ray Price, for management units. In the same what apparently will be several tary Earl L. Butz was quoted as of fine print on the pull-otype V will be phased days of work on the public saying, "Phase the Forest Service charts, defense he will make against out." alternative calls for proposed Only on an anonymous basis, charges of scandal in his establishment of a portal system speaking without attribution, did administration. at the entrances to American White House aides said that officials add the hope that Fork Canyon and at the Forest be lifted controls the might by Nixon may go on the air Tuesday Service boundary at Sundance. or Wednesday evening, at least end of the year. The portals which Mr. HEBER CITY, Utah (LTD A fourth official. Marina by the middle of the week, to A Salt Lake City man was killed Weissert are concedes answer the questions that persist Whitman, member of the Council rollover controversial, would be manned Tuesday in a of Economic said Advisers, on Watergate, despite the near here. by rangers to limit the traffic in Wednesday: "We are in for a forest areas, and would Patrol Utah previous period Highway of price increases which pronouncementss. identified the victim as Bovd Dee presumably restrict traffic we more want or are than want, The end of the first phase of the use Fuhriman,51. peak during periods. This Senate Watergate hearings last to tolerate. But the picture ahead Authorities said Fuhriman was would cut down travel over the i3 more hopeful and once through Tuesday signalled the start of an a four-wheAlpine Scenic Loop, say officials, White House effort to this rather difficult period, it is driving e along a road which is a goal clearly spelled the to reasonable assume prepare the President's major leading to Timberlake Estates out in the report. address on the subject. Since his economy will improve." Alternatives near Heber City when he last Watergate statement May no mention of the of the lost control However, apparently Butz outlined a campaign to 22, Nixon has been accused of controversial rolled and it vehicle over. portals appears in ease food prices by increasing participating in the coverup by Authorities said the accident the large print sections of the "We all we are doing former White House Counsel production. 12 report dealing with the can ta help farmers minimize apparently occurred about JohnW. Dean III. but Fuhriman's body was implementation of the proposed p.m. losses fall to this harvest and get In addition to his television use alternatives. Mr. Weissert a head start on next year's not discovered until 5 p.m. speech, the President will issue a he said. lengthy "white paper." which his production plans," He said he has "full aides said would refute charges assurance" from White House him, point by against point. There also was an outside chance energy chief John A. Love that that he would hold a full fledged adequate fuel will be earmarked THE WHY To Color America news conference, his first since for harvesting and drying 1973 JL crcps. March 15. warnir I Lytda Brownsworth. When the doors were opened to the public, a Urge crowd of people moved into the facility and fanned wit into the various departments. K Mart's Orem operation will involve a wide range of departments including the garden supply and automotive center which can be rtache4 fmr outside the building on the south side. Ground was broken for the store last summer. Immediately thereafter the Metro Construction Company began work on the building. Total development of the project was coordinated by D tinge, Graziadi) and m Los Sampson. E. G S has its home olf tee in Santa Clara. offices and regional Angeles Calif. Phoenix, Dallas and Atlanta. The shopping center is located on the corner of 400 N. and Sta'e St. The site area covers 10.72 acres including the parking lot which has space for 730 cars. 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