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Paft I- - H.E KFJIAID, Prove. lt--k. Mjftfcy, Anfust U, ITS V Agnew Faces Charge 5V r VV' By Four Contractors prosecution, the newspaper said Hjtff is president of Greiner Bmrunrx-nu- l Systems Inc.. aa The Sir Nes said allegation affiliate of aa engineering od payufTs t rt made by Jerome cunsuJiinx firm, and Mau is a hea B tt'iff. n aid? to Agne in the Lm of MaU, hr was governor, and Lester partner and Associates Both Quids other unidentified Matr and firms have been active in contract m officials Mariand slat construction Time Magazine also said Wolff wort and MaU had given information Agnew planned U fly to against the vice president. from Pain Springs, Washington As Anew uund up his stay at Calif tonight Ibspite lltdegree the (aim Sprues. Cali ... estate heat he played golf Sunday at of Frank Sinatra, investigEtors the plush Tamaruk County Club, U S of staff the Attorney next to the Sinatra grounds George Bt all began examining Agnew has frequently uaed one DO cartons of records pertaining of the cuttages Sinatra owns to Agnew tenure as Maryland bordering the golf course. governor brfore becoming vice Any material reteuve to the president in luos federal probe of Agnew's The Star News said it was not reiauonships with contractors known whrtbr the four conand campa'gn contributors is to tractors elainted they actually be submitted to the special grand received special consideration in jury the awarding of contracts nor The federal agents sifting winner the alleged payments the papers at Annapolis through of in the form Agnew mrt are particularly interested in any . c!tribu!i!i. tsnfxgp. that relate to Wolff and MaU. s The quoted what it The probe originally concencalled a highly placed source as on the organization of trated feel the prosecutors saying Dale a Democrat who Anderson, "there is a long way to go the succeeded Agnew as executive the claiming, between officer of Baltimore County. But proving and showing that the the probe widened to include both money was received." The four are bargaining to give the vice president and tome high their testimony to the grand jury Democrats in the state. Gov. Marvin Mandel, who in return for immunity from succeeded Agnew as governor after the 19C8 presidential election, has denied that he or any member of his administration is being investigated. Hx lCmtkmi From Page II KtkM2a m Bramore Orem Council Sets v"iV V Agenda for Meeting M Dbcusstufl of the appointment of a pubue worts director id Own is amcGg the kerns 00 the City agenda tor Tuesdays Council Meeting. The meeting wiH begin at 7 p m in council chambers the city center The council also will review an animal control ordinance aid consider &a application for funds far upgrading Sot East. Assistant City Manager Ned firmer has been acting as public worts director since January The new director will be picked from among candidates who have made application to the r to 1 A . ' 1 i 0'A ( f s, -- 'I 1 --- cty f j "7 A v t cji a1 3 V Star-New- A FEASIBILITY STL'DV for a aew dog Freeze Off In Fair Health d increases .remains the same as (Continued From Page 1) its normal cautioned them before: 5.5 per cent a year for wages and 0.2 per cent for fringe benefits. He tenure. that Page 1) month freeze. The basic rule governing Phase IV allows a company to add a penny to its price tags for every cent it incurs in higher labor, raw material and other costs. Nothing extra can be added for profit. Required to give the CLC 30 days advance notice before boosting prices arc companies with annual sales of more than (100 million. Revenue Service Internal agents have been assigned to insure the stabilization rules are being followed. The IRS has added 1,000 new employes to help run the monitoring system. Phase IV's standards for wage Special Grand of Fran (CoDtlaied Ginna Gibson. who was injured in a plane crash at Provo Airport on June 27. was listed today in fair condition at University of Utah Medical Center in Salt Lake City. For several weeks, Ginna, who was the sole survivor in a crash that claimed the lives of the other five members of her family, was listed in critical condition. About two weeks ago the condition report was changed to serious and is now listed as fair. She suffered second and third degree burns over 60 per cent of her body. Twelve-year-ol- . . their deliberations must remain "absolutely sacred and secret" and that they hould not return any indictments unless convinced the evidence before them "would warrant a conviction" at a trial. The administration s experiment with wage-pric- e controls began almost two years ago Aug. 15, 1971 when President across-tn- e Nixon imposed a freeze. Hoard wage-pric- e In a related development. Cox Nixon called it a "temporary" would lick excessought and received permission measure that "without the from another federal judge, sive inflation and price Joseph C Waddy, for Internal mandatory wage Revenue Service agents to controls that crush economic and examine finance records of personal freedom." Nixon's campaign President Under this Phase I program organization. and a subsequent Phase II, which Waddy is handling a civil suit lasted from November, 1971, filed by the citizen lobby, until last January, inflation Common Cause, against the cooled dramatically. HowNixon campaign seeking full ever, when wage-pric- e disclosure of its financial standards weretough scrapped for the dealings. Phase III program of voluntary guidelines from January to last June, prices accelerated at the quickest pace in 22 years. On June 13, Nixon stepped in Monafternoon Publlihad every with a new price freeze to be end Sunday Friday day through followed by what was described mornlns by The Daily Herald, 1555 North 200 W. Street, Prove Utah as a tough, comprehensive Phase 4401 IV program designed to return B E. JENSEN, Publisher Entered at second clan matter it the nation, once and for all, to a the pot office In Provo, Utah. free market economy. y, shelter, teea aere. was termed iaadeqaate kecaase the facility coetaiid M seperate facility for animals and is crowded. Am. Fork Council to Study Proposal for New Dog Pound Plane Crash Victim Listed poud la Amerk-a- a Fork was approved la a recent city council meeting. Tfce aid aalmal control - The AMERICAN FORK American Fork City Council has given Councilman Bill Pierce the on a feasibility study for a new dog pound. According to Mr. Pierce, the present pound has crowded, unsanitary conditions, and needs individual pens, larger quarters, and cement floors with facilities for washing them down as well as better fencing. The pound has a dirt floor and an outside fence which is a little over six feet high and measures about 18x25 feet. The Inner enclosure is a cement block building about U x 12 feet. Dogs are fed from several pans in the inner structure. There are no separate pends and quite a bit of nipping and growling occur at all times, expecially at feeding time, Mr. pierce noted. There is no heat available in the wintertime. Water is kept fresh and available from a faucet that is left running inside the fence. He said the fence is inadequate to keep all the dogs inside and some escape. Some are also stolen. Animal control officer Virgil Adamson agrees there is a problem. He said he cleans the area sometimes twice a day with a shovel and puts fresh gravel in when necessary, but he said it is not the best sanitation. Dogs are brought to the pound Mr. for various reasons, SUBSCRIPTION RATES UTAH COUNTY fI One month, carrier 115.00 Six months, carrier 130.00 One year, carrier Mail, anywhere in United Statet I SO One month 130.00 One year . SO comes from this fund. Mr. Adamson stated he feels that if the county had uniform ordinances pertaining to animals picks up. it would ease some of the control Mr. Adamson said he rarely problems. keeps dogs for only the five days There has been some trouble in specified. However, he said, if they are not claimed, or if they the area with dogs attacking have been picked up for biting, sheep, he said. A proposed site for . the they are disposed of by carbon monoxide gassing. Animals are proposed new pound might be most easily claimed if they are inside the already fenced area south of the sewer plant, he properly licensed. Thee ordinance passed one indicated. New Code Gives Judge Problem Handling Criminal Court Cases Carl William Pearson of Provo was committed to the Utah State for Hospital observation following arraignment in Fourth District Court cn a charge of attempted robbery. Pearson's attorney, Heber Grant Ivins, moved that his client be sent to the Timpanogos Community Mental Health Center for observation, but Judge George Bailif ordered that he be sent to the state hospital for 30 days after which a further Adamson noted, including hearing would be held to determine sanity. running at large, nuisance, Pearson is charged with and unlicensed, biting. They must be kept at least five days. If entering the Union Block on July 256 and attempting to rob Jim they have bitten someone, the Green, J businessman. Pearson law states they must be held for said he was from California, but was living in the Academy Hotel. Lynn Ann McDonough, 1722 S. Village Lane, Orem was to be (Continued From Page 1) arraigned on a charge of stealing home at San Clemente, Calif., $1800 from a cash register at including the role played in the Grand Central in Orem, but on purchase by Nixon's close friend, the motion of her attorney, Gary millionaire Robert H. Abplanalp. Weight, her case was remanded "We will make it clear," Warren to Orem City Court for a said. "We will be able to clear it preliminary hearing. Brent Anderson dark, of 1191 uponceandforall." There was no foundation to E. 930 N., Provo, was Sentenced reports that several high officials on a charge of reckless driving. advisers of Nixon's economic the Cambodian government He originally was charged with have declined to state how long had asked the administration to eluding an officer, but the Phase IV will last. But they share for the removal of charge was changed and U the President's distaste for arrange President Lon Nol in favor of entered a plea of guilty. He was V will controls and insist Phase exiled Prince Norodon Sihanouk. fined S250. Unless the fine is paid be "phase out." MEMBER Audit Eureeu of Circulation United Preu International NEA Service year ago in American Fork provides for license fee of $4 00 for each male and spayed female, and SS 00 for females. This money goes into a general fund, and food to feed the dogs days under close observation. There are no facilities for cats. People often drop cats and dogs from their cars rather than notifying his office, Mr. Adamson said. This is cruel, as these animals are often mistreated and neglected before coming to his attention. He tried to find homes for the strays he 14 Statement within two weeks, the court stipulated that he spend two months in jail. .nwLK&ittMt1aaL.ti. to lower license fees fur animals at the city and to raise tne cost to have an animal released once it is picted up w ill be considered at council A suggestion Fret ml r Misplaced Decimal Point Puts Herald between Mfeltaa 1 ra steak 1 lm. Tcaa American-mad- e F2ye:s I 1 DACC.1 I IS 1 no sur.'.c.i aa 1 liatkaa Vyt, Ens Al r.iLD ci::ise 1 1 1 TTis 121M POTATO FLA3U5 1 a; ( the 6?' I 53y "EST 1 wear IaCJI ST0"I 8" ) FRUIT CCCKTAIL WntariFaMrj a 495' ....51 "I 211 C pov;ci:idkiik i Kn 24" J FEAaTCOTTEl ! lIQUiaCITKSHTf Crystal White , 43' 41a. 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'Normal inflat-A- ccessories II lUTrnuiruniiA iivii iniLnvtLUimi IJMU Help keep the sun's rays out! At this surprising!! ion AAt feiTT let SALES I I Dl" mum fAFftl Ubbr's SLIPPERS Dsep 'mi a ,gtt Pfffsaisi Qoseoat 2.49 8 Sq.ft mi I t 1 Keels Keep Your Home Cooler For Only mill" i ICE CREAM !s i branches of government will wind up with the Supreme Court being given the job of making a historic decision on the battle over the powers of the three government branches, unless a compromise is reached. Nixon also has refused to comply with subpoenas for taps A fiec produces one six pairs of s!.oes. FOR SEAMS. BOfaUCX AND CO 1 79 ST? 1 I .. and other White House documents by the Senate LeVerne Emery. 338 N. 100 W.. Watergate Committee. The American Fork, was sentenced A decimal point was misplaced committee filed suit last week on a charge of forgery. After in a Sunday Herald story about seeking a oeciaratory judgment consulting the new criminal the Central Utah Project. from Sirica to force complian code. Judge Bailif asked the Central Utah Water ce. deputy county attorney, "Where Conservancy District Board The White House is to reply to do I sentence her, Mr. Moody?" Chairman Clyde Ritchie stated that request by Aug. 29. "I don't know, Vur Honor, the that cprroximately $15.8 million The Tennessee Valley inLegislature failed to provide that was available for construction of in the new criminal code," the project this year. The figure cludes parts of North Carolina. replied Robert Moody, deputy was erroneously printed as (1.58 Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi and Kentucky. county attorney. The sentence million. prescribed by law is from one to IS years. The judge placed her on two years' probation. 5v & insulation Special Sears mm. TaNkr.frua Ilea's - Palyestar Sears I I VtT.CLE letU.OC I m A. 1 FClStl UsteriM-20- Herald Telephone Number VM0S0 PROVO W . Cms Ken Platform Soles Massachusetts out of every 1 LETTUti Story in Error Steve Branin, 22. of Lake Shore, was sentenced for a charge of burglary. Under the new criminal code, the charge is a class A misdemeanor. The sentence was one year, and Judge Bailif placed him on one year's probation, providing he enter into an agreement with the alcohol rehabilitation program in the county, and subject to his finding a job within two weeks. If no job is found during that time, or if he quits during his probation, he must spend 30 days "voluntarily" in the Utah County Jail. If he is terminated from work during his probation, the court will review the case. Judge Bailif ordered. 8 ft. Fma 1 tapes dispute. Ln addition to contending that any order for Nixon to release the tapes would do irreparable harm to the presidency. Nixon lawyers argued that under the doctrine of separation of powers, the President could not be forced have critical importhe courts or Congress to by a grand jury inquiry into make public any material he felt misconduct by high would be detrimental to the in the executive offices mS' oaine Pat btiCma that Watergate-related conversations were not conducted as part of the President's official duties and therefore could not be withheld ine CtiilY I, rights-of-wa- with aides. Cox contended officials of tte President the President of the United States, like the humblest citizen, has an eforceable legal duty not lo withhold from the grand jury material evidence, the produc rirftTTt wakvaa FiXUFrlf I NtFax) 45' I btilarft l tance in gross ar f tion of which the court (Caatiaaed From Page 1) determines to be in the public evidence of criminal conduct that the respondent (Nixon) interest." Cox argued further that Nixon happens to have in his custody had waived any claim to keep the -l-argely his by personal tapes secret since some persons choice." in Cos subpoenaed the tape involved the conversations had testified about them already recordings on July 23. one week after it was disclosed at the publicly and because Nixon Senate Watergate hearings that permitted his former chief of Nixon's conversations in two staff. HLR. Haldeman. to listen White "xise offices and on four to two of the tapes after leaving of his telephones had been the White House April 30. "Not even a President can be automatically recorded since the allowed to select some accounts 1971. spring of of conversation for public Nixon refused to comply with disclosure and then to frustrate His lawyers the subpoena. further grand jury inquiries by in brief last a lengthy argued withholding the best evidence of Tuesday that it would be "simply what actualty took place," Cox of for President impossible any said. the United States to function" if Sirica has scheduled oral he were forced to disclose for Aug. 22 on the arguments confidential communications legally. "They Frtsk Predict If meeting CSy Manager Pari Wengreen said the council will be asked to approve an application for funds for thr SOC East road project. The city proposes to widen and upgrade the street from 800 to DuO South using state collector road funds. Mr. Wengreen said he hopes to have cleared by the time the application is approved Cox Berates Nixon For Lack of Tapes I V 1 BOAT SHOES Price Uoies toy P0 I I 1290 SOUTH "V STATE, OREM 99' Ream's Discount Pharmacy Registered Pharmacist On Duty l MOM 10 TITS ami AWtitnsa wca I 1 1 i |
