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Show ldi: HEATHER Amusements Busaess-Stock- s PRQYO SALT LAKE - OGDEN Some afternoon clouds today but continued hot. Highs may reach 100. Probability of rain today, 10 per cent. Utah as whole, fair today, continued hot. Classified Comics Editorial Obituaries Society Sports VOL. 49. NO. 8 PROVO, UTAH, SUNDAY, JULY 30, ByGovernor 2. 6 -- Only Minor, U.S. Declares Levy Cut Is In a letter to the Utah State By Sadat reduced to 8.6 mills. Subsequent 1967-7.mill levies were: 1966-7.3; Egyptian President Anwar Sadat Saturday helped launch the first modern warship built in Egypt and then told naval officers another war with Israel is inevitable, the semiofficial Middle East News Agency 1968-7.- and 1969-7.- 2; 3; 1970-7.- 2; mills. Governor Rampton said his recommendation is based upon revenue trends evident during the past six months from the individual income tax and the (MENA) said. corporate franchise tax. "The "We have two battles the excellent condition of the state's first is the battle of revenge economy in this year, which and the second is the battle of gives every indication of ii'ocrating the land," Sadat said forward through the carrying during the ceremony in Alexanbalance of the fiscal year, should dria, according to MENA. enable us with safety to make a MENA said the new warship substantial reduction in this was fie first built in an levy," he stated. Egyptian yard. It gave no Updated Fiscal Reports details on the type or tonnage In the letter, the governor said but sail it was equipped with the latest "fighting equipment." he based his recommendation mill levy on current Sadat said the launch of the for the 4.6 of revenue for this estimates warship at the Alexandria fiscal on the basis year shipyard symbolized "our abili- of complete reports for the fiscal ties to face all responsibilities." year ended June 30, 1972. "The estimated cost of the state school program for the current fiscal year used as a basis for the Appropriation Act by the last legislature, is $140,389,800. 1 see no reason to change this figure," he wrote. "While we may have a slightly more firm figure by September of this year when all accounts of the uniform school fund for the Avian-ca BOGOTA (UPI)-T- wo airlines planes collided over 1971-7- 2 fiscal year are closed out, Columbia today, killing 37 the estimate arrived at last January still appears the best persons, the airlines said. The crash happened at 6:20 estimate we can reach on the of information which will a.m., 80 miles northeast of the basis be available by the time you Columcity of Villavicencio in bia's Oriental flatlands, Avian-c- a (State Tax Commission) must set the levy," the letter consaid in a release. Avianca said wreckage of the tinued. planes was spotted in the Las Legislative Proposals Palomas mountain range. Governor Rampton outlined One of the planes was the method of financing the school program as listed in the reported to be a DC3, a craft first used in the legislative budget as follows: 1971-7.- 2 up-dat- 2 Planes SAIGON said 1940s. corporate franchise tax aeronautics ad- $12,600,000, individual income ministration said the two planes tax $77,500,000, property tax at had taken off from Vil- 7.2 mills $14,900,000, federal lavicencio and were bound for mineral leasing act $1,400,000, Yopal in the same province. (Continued On Page 4) The civil Utah County Republican Central Committee. The protest, prepared by Howard Hatch, claims that the resolution has the effect of endorsing the incumbent County Commissioner Verl Stone, a Republican from Spanish Fork. which was The resolution printed in its entirety in Friday's edition of the Daily Herald formally commits the executive to a position of committee supporting the tradition of having a county commissioner from each of the three sections of the valley. Filed Against Stone Mr. Lyman, who filed against Mr. Stone on the Republican ticket, is a resident of Orem, which is in the central section of the county. The central section is now represented by Republican Paul Thorn whose seat is not up for this year. Mr. Hatch charges that the tradition is outmoded and that a can commissioner communicate with all sections of the valley with ease today and thus can easily represent them county from whatever chained to a tree near Duluth, Minn. She is the wife of Harry C. Piper, Jr., Minneapolis, a brokerage executive. She was brought home after a $1,000,000 ransom was paid. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn (UPI) silver-haire- d kidnapers to get back in touch with him. He said he would cooperate completely. said Piper was Morrison Food Rots TRUE DAVIS W. n has labeled the report "a damnable lie" and has said he was never arrested for any traffic offense more serious than speeding. Lyman at that time. Mr. Lyman Davis said in a CBS interview received 55.5 percent of the vote that he saw what appeared to at the convention. be authentic copies of citations In a prepared news release aginst the 1972 Democratic vice delivered to The Daily Herald presidential candidate four Saturday, Mr. Lyman says, years ago and that he told (Continued On Page 4) (Continued On Page 4) Eagleton Rains Set Off behind-the-scen- Landslides In Philippines homes. Radio reports from Baguio, a mountain resort city 125 miles north of Manila, said 23 persons had been confirmed killed in two landslides. information the work stoppage was "fully effective." He said he planned to meet with union leaders cn future strategy. The dockers Friday went on an indefinite national strike to back demands for guarantees they will be given all freight handling jobs in Britain's growing container cargo depots. The dockers say the depots deprive them of work. Ixrd Aldington, chairman of the Port of Indon Authority, plunged into what his office termed a weekend of "thinking and talking to a few people." He was of a report on docks conditions and settleagencies. As tons of meat and fruit ments of disputes rejected by rotted at docksides, Jack Jones, the dockers because it lacked of dockers' sufficient assurances in the the secretary Transport and General Workers container dispute. Jones and Aldington are tc Union (TGWU), said he had meet again Monday to continue their official talks on the doks problem. The two print unions, the National Graphical Association and Society of Lithographic Artists, Designers, Engravers and Process Workers (SLADE) called the strike in protest against the National Industrial Relations (NGA) the actr The government of Prime Minister Edward Heath pushed the act through parliament last year to reinforce its hand in dealing with growing labor unrest in Britain. But the majority of the nation's labor unions have refused to register under the act or recognize decisions by the National Industrial Relations Court, established under the act, as law. Foreign Aid Curb Would Hurt Peace Moves WASHINGTON (UPI) peace-makin- -P- g moves in Asia and the Mideast and the chance for more improvement in U.S.Soviet relations would all be seriously harmed if Congress fails to give the administration the military foreign aid money it wants, a high State Department official said Saturday. Curtis W. Tarr, the former draft director who is now undersecretary of state for security affairs, admitted it no secret the administration's request is in deep trouble in Congress. The measure has become tangled in efforts to attach legislation on the periphery of major Communis China and Russia. Of powers this amount, $780 million was budgeted for grant assistance to various countries give Failure of the aid proposal, Tarr said in an interview, would be a serious blow to the momentum which he said military equipment, $527 million to provide credit under which the beneficiary nations could purchase military equipment and $844 million for "security support assistance." The last category covers cash budgetary commodities, aid and virtually anything else v to it. Nixon achieved in his Moscow and Peking summit meetings. The administration asked for $2,151 billion for the business year ending next June 30 for 13 countries the two the United States believes will increase the economic capacity of the nations involved to sustain their own defense efforts. The Senate killed the bill after antiwar senators succeeded in tacking on an amendment which linked approval of the funds to Hanoi's release of war prisoners and a flat Oct. 1 cutoff of all funds for the war in Southeast Asia. In the House, the Foreign Affairs - tion. Declares Administration Official resident Nixon's Security Tightened In Belfast mid-196- Ports; Negotiations Under Way - contain that phrase. crumbling insist on a proper period of evaluation by both of us of this difficult question." McGovern and said he Eagleton would meet Monday night "for a mutual assessment" of the impact on the ticket of Eagleton's disclosure Tuesday that he had been hospitalized three times in the for treatearly and ment of exhaustion and depres- Dock Strike Paralyzes British two-sto- the The first hint that support for Eagleton staying on the ticket was and that McGovern was preserving the option of asking Eagleton to resign came Friday night when (Continued On Page 4) press secretary, at Docksides was "overjoyed and relieved." The FBI said Mrs. Piper was found in a wooded area near Duluth in northeastern Minnesota about 150 miles from here about noon. An anonymous caller revealed where she was. The kidnapers left a ransom note when they took Mrs. Piper LONDON (UPI) British from the family's colonial home in Orono after longshoremen appealed Saturday to dockworkers around the tying up two housekeepers. to the world to boycott ships diverted Friday Piper appealed from Britain's strike-boun- d ports. Government and labor union officials began a weekend of attempts to settle the strike of 41,000 longshoremen which forced at least 500 ships to turn away from British ports Friday. leaders of two print unions, meanwhile, met to discuss an monMANILA (UPI)-M- ore soon rains Friday and Saturday appeal from top labor leaderwork set off landslides in the ship to call off a Sunearly beginning stoppage Philippine northern highland, at newspapers and news day in buried residents killing on stay BELFAST (UPI) British troops and police used rubber bullets and CS nausea gas Saturday to break up fighting between about 400 Protestant and Roman Catholic youths in Lurgan, 20 miles southwest of sion. Belfast. Tightened security McGovern said, "Rumors and measures made the jittery of decision reports any having been made on this question are capital of Northern Ireland resemble an armed camp. misleading." An army spokesman said a The kidnapers promised to "Senator Eagleton and I had Catholic man was shot in the release Mrs. Piper Saturday a lengthy conversation this head and seriously wounded at him I When no was I am assured there morning. morning. him as vice the height of the clash in word from her Saturday, Piper still backing made an appeal for the public presidential nominee of the Lurgan. He said troops and police remained on the scene to, to be on the lookout for her. party," the statement said. further trouble. prevent newsof with is board chairman (Eagleton, talking Piper to reports, gangs According in also San Francisco,., Piper, Jaffray and Hopwood, a men of Catholic and Protestant Minneapolis investment compareported on the telephone about 200 youths numbering McGovsaid conversation of and assets about $56 ny with from each adjoining housing million. He holds about 12 per ern apologized for reports that cent of the company's stock he was reconsidering his estates began fighting after a Catholic boy was beaten and and in 1970 received a salary of support. Eagleton also said he the initals "UVF" scratched on was McGovern "it told $60,000 as board chairman. my his back. The initials stand for the Ulster Volunteer Force, a militant Protestant organiza- Kidnaped Woman Freed; $1 Million Ransom Paid socialite, kidnaped from her wooded suburban estate by two was contacted about 9:30 p.m. husky men Thursday, found unharmed, chained to a Friday and was given instructree Saturday after her hus- tions on what to do with the band paid a $1 million ransom. ransom money. He confirmed Mrs. H.C. Piper Jr., wife of earlier reports of the $1 million the board chairman of a figure. Piper followed the instructMinneapolis investment firm, was found in the Duluth area. ions exactly and paid the She was returned home about ransom Friday night, Morrison and was reported said. "tired but otherwise well." John Morrison, brother-in-laof the Pipers, said the family driving. The protest asserts that Mr. Stone carried the issue before the Republican Convention and that the majority of voters supported the candidacy of Mr. ANNOUNCING THE RETURN of kidnap victim Virginia Piper Is Morgan Aldrich, a friend of the Piper family. Mrs. Aldrich was kidnapped Thursday and was found Saturday A Missouri-bor- not as his party left Sylvan Lake Lodge in the Black Hills, where the Democratic presidential nominee spent two weeks following his nomination. "I have advised Senator Eagleton that I have been under intense pressure all week that he withdraw from the ticket," the statement said. "But I have insisted and still 43 Washington banker and a former ambassador, identified himself Saturday as the source of columnist Jack Anderson's report that Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton had been cited in the place he may 1960s for drunken and reckless live. mm) wmmmsm ij to While Eagleton told newsmen McGovern said in the telephone conversation, "he's for me one thousand per cent," the statement issued by McGovern did statement Republican Committee Resolution Protested Supporters of County Commission candidate Karl R. Lyman have protested a resolution passed this week by the executive committee of the w McGovern's Ipllp iplilli 1 WASHINGTON Davis a intention ticket.") Richard Dougherty, issued a Communists died in fighting (Continued On Page 4) Anderson Source Identified (UPI) True Jr., CUSTER, S. D. (UPI) Sen. George S. McGovern wound up k a working vacation Saturday, saying he has been under "intense pressure" to dump Sen. Thomas Eagleton as his running mate but adding that no decision had been made. still under Communist control. sources V x Viet- (UPI)-So- uth CENTS 20 Set Monday Discussions sv 1 T namese troops fighting in the coastal highlands pulled out of one district town Saturday and battled Communist soldiers for control of another dominating access to vital highway 1, military sources said. Saigon marines trying to retake Quang Tri city, South Vietnam's northernmost provincial capital, were reported holed up in a sports stadium beside the city's walled Citadel, Military 3 0... r Collide; 37 Killed twin-engin- r1 1 two-wee- Commies Control Citadel - PRICE 2 Candidates military value," an eight-pag- e document intelligence provided by the State Department reports. "Of the 12 locations where damage has occurred, 10 are close to identified individual targets such as petroleum storage facilities, and the other two are adjacent to road and river transport lines." Warship Launched PER MONTH Intense' Dropl of must set the state school Tax Commission Saturday, property tax levy during the first Governor Calvin L Rampton week of August, and it must be has proposed a 2.6 mill cut in the set at a level which will balance state school levy, bring it from out the uniform school fund for 7.2 mills down to 4.6 mills for the fiscal year then in progress. In August, Governor Rampton 1972. The State Tax Commission reported, the State Tax Com mission is in a better position to accurately forecast the cost of the school program and the revenue yield into the uniform school fund than was the State Legislature when it set the budget six months previously. Steady Reductions Gov. Rampton cited reductions in the state school levy since 1962. In that year, the levy was 9.7 mills, and in 1985 it was By United Press International T WASHINGTON (UPI) -The State Department says U.S. bombing strikes have hit North Vietnamese dikes in only 12 minor places. "All identified points of dike damage are located within close range of specific targets Proposed $2.50 iuCvem Soys Piressuire Dike Damage mil Tax 1972 Committee approved and sent on to the Rules Committee a bill containing virtually all the money the administration wanted but with an amendment which would cut off all funds unless prisoners were released and all U.S. forces withdrawn by Oct, 1. Tarr said the administration intends to work hard to persuade congressmen to approve the aid bill without amendments which the President cannot accept. He added, (Continued On Page 4) The last of the 4,000 British troop reinforcements ordered to the province this week arrived in Belfast during the day aboard the assault ship HMS bringing military manpower in the strife-tor-n province to a record high. The buildup was part of new h policy against the outlawed Irish Army (IRA). A said police spokesman British security forces arrested 133 persons and seized a small arsenal of weapons, including an antitank gun, grenades, explosives and ammunition this week as part of th crackdown. Intrepid, Republican Funds Asked 'Green Thumb' Work For WASHINGTON D.C. (UPI) -- Rep. Gunn McKay, D - Utah, urges Office of Economic Op portunity funding of the "Green Thumb" work projects be continued. The Green Th'unb program in Utah has placed senior citizens in projects designed to beautify and improve roadways, communities and public recreational facilities. "This funding has served a dual purpose in my district," McKay said. "It has given the senior citizens involved a tangible and enjoyable vent for their energies, and it has significantly improved the target project areas in which they have worked." Among other projects assumed by the Green Thumb workers were the planting of seedlings along Utah roadways, the clearing of brush to improve scenic beauty, garden development, and the construction of stone facings. |
