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K A C TUi lgM H"a6 tes ACROSS City on Lake Superior 7 Urban areas 13 Thoroughfare u Raltimore bird 15 Take umbrage 16 Nancv Class, for instance 17 Burmese wood sprite 18 Weird 20 Wine cup 21 Short business trips 1 23 Box 26 Unclose (poet.) 27 Tributary of tlie Seine Oyster product 33 Of the arm bone 34 Tapestry 31 35 Priam's son (legend) 36 Adolescent, year 37 Place 12 1 13 40 Nursery rhyme king Colonnade 44 Southern state I 41 ' BifclTo A 47 Weapon of war 48 River islet L SICAmEDij5 irnlit Pas OS T si rteueraie 53 Citrus fruit 55 Handled 56 Wise counseler 57 Cubic meters TEA IO H A I AB 6 W 17 I 6 15 S 6 " 26 124 125 37 ' Prattles Footed vase 39 City in Washington. 42 Puff up 43 Roman goddess 44 Monks 45 Fast season 46 Church part 48 Poker state 49 Russian name 50 Sea bird 52 Auricle 54 Emmet 38 111 110 12 - 3T 37 39 44" 45" 46" oT " I 53 52 " I Win 49" 48 50 54 58 I II I I 20 at Bridge and continued with the 10. South ruffed in dummy. East overruffed and led back a trump. Poor South cashed his ace of hearts, led his last club and watched East overruff again. East had to lead back a diamond. South finessed his De'Sherlock Holmes-Bridg- e tective' shows Holmes making contracts by brilliant play and the opponents being set at contracts they could and really should make. The unfortunate declarer is then told by Holmes how he could have made his contract. Invariably, it is good bridge but somehow or other we don't see the great 20 432 TKQJ1063 864 7 popularity contests. Holmes led the ace of clubs WEST 4 765 9852 K10973 9 J2 AKQJ 10643 48 SOUTH (D) AKQJ108 f A AQ5 4952 byferrnceBedeCk)! 1974 ARIES (March 21 April 19) Someone whom you haven't seen for awhile will suddenly pop back into your life. This person won't be hanging around as long as you'd like. y TAURUS (April 20) Check the ads for the sale of something unique, but useful for the home, you've been West North East 4 4 Pass Pass Pass Pass looking for. You might find it now. GEMINI (May 21 -- June 20) You're apt to be lucky today in a situation where some chance is involved. This doesn't mean you should take silly gambles. CANCER (June 21 -- July 22) A quick decision will be called for in a business matter. It will affect something you've already had ample time to think out. LEO (July 23-Au- g. 22) Now is the time to move on your ideas while you're in the mood to act. Otherwise, you'll keep putting things off till it's too late. t. VIRGO (Aug. 22) .You will run across an item that you'll recognize as a bargain, even though another doesn't. Follow your own judgment. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oc- t. 23) Breaks continue to come from situations where there is a group or at least several people who share a common C3US6 SCORPIO (Oct. 22) Because of a very unusual happening, a condition that had the seeds of being a real problem will suddenly turn out to be 24-No- a benefit. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21) Don't be too surprised if- you unexpectedly hear from one you're fond of who now lives quite a distance 23-De- c. from you. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Ja19) If you use standard, methods now you're not likely to be as successful as you would be if you improvised or innovated. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fe19) If you're presently involved in a project of importance don't ally yourself with weak individuals. Chose one who can offer what's needed. PISCES (Feb. 20) A task that would have been very difficult for you to perform on your own will be handled by a friendly expert. Opening 24 44 Aug. 21, 1974 Your outlook will be broadened considerably this year through an interesting new acquaintance. You'll become involved- - in activities you've never tried before. 30 21 21 37 60 M 13 40 38 80 78 27 13 8.10 8.88 7.17 7.84 45 12.51 15.84 17.31 5.87 11.01 5.68 6.21 11.54 12.34 13.76 13.76 7.98 8.49 8.72 12.13 13.26 ""9.33 10.20 6.33 6.92 9.28 5.76 6.30 6.63 United Press International Affiliated Fund 553 598 5 29 5 80 Anchor Fund Inv Bullock Fund 9 27 10.15 2 58 2 83 Bullock Div Shares 3.36 3.67 Charming Growth 7.38 7.38 Concord Fund 7.46 8.15 Mutual Delaware Eaton & Hwrd Bal 7.07 7.73 11.32 12.37 Fidelity Fund 3.06 3.34 Hamilton Hda 7.11 7.73 Investors Mutual 13.69 14.88 Investors Stocks Invest Select 8.34 8.97 Inv Var Pay 5 08 553 IDS 3.83 Growth IDS New 3.46 3.76 Dimension IDS 2.35 2.55 Progressive 4.44 485 Life Ins Inv 7.88 8 61 Mass Inv Growth 7.04 7.70 Prudential . Sys Inv United 4.67 5.12 Accumulated 8.62 1.45 United Income 8.20 8.96 Wellington Fund , 5.58 6.10 Wellington Invest Wisconsin Fund 399 4.36 By - DucxnellS LiggMy25 Uttnin6 Lockheed4 Eastern Air 5 EastKo81 LTVCorp9 LukenSU24 Amax37'4 Amhesl6 Am Airlines 8 Abrand31 Am Can 25 ' 4 pasCoxlOH EttraCp21 EntexInM Esmark25 Magnv4 MarOU31 MarcorInc25 Marshfl7 McDrjndll MGMMV4 Mid90Ull Mobilol36 Monsan58 Mantdk25 Ethyl C22 Evanspd3 Exxon 70 FansteellO Find Fed 7 Firestone 14 Freptm21 Fmehufl9 Genatr30"4 Gncable8 Brta2'4 18 GenDynaml9 GenFJec39 Gnfoodl9 Gnmot40 Gen Port 6V4 Nil GTE19V Norfolkws54V4 GaPac29 Gillette 24 Goodric21 Nant44 Burrghs81 Canpacl3 Catertr51'4 CBS34 Celanese31 16 Chryslrl3 atsrv41 Gxacol4 ColGasl8 Cbmmsolv29 Cmwed23 CommSat257-- t Crwna28 CurtissWal8 Cyclops 22 Dart In 16 SheUOU39 Sopacifx29 Sp Rand 30 StBmd48 StdOUCaI24 Stdoind75 Stoilah40 StokeIyVhl4 Studew21 Sunshine 14 Teledynel3 Telepromp2 Tenecol9 Texacoinc24 Texlnstr74 TxPlt22'4 Gryhdll'i Outbdml6-- Texgulf27 Textron 17 Timkn27 Transam6'4 TransWAir8 Tricon 17 Twcfx6 UALIncl7 Uncart41 Gulf 0118 HeinzH40 IWf Electa Owencf38 UhElecll Owerull35"4 Unocal 34". Nostpwl8 Northrp23 NwstairllP4 Nwban29 ainCpl6 Otis FJ 29 41 4 PemCentri Uncorp6"4 US Gyp IVt US Steel 44 Unitell3 Utah PI 25 Uvlnaust20 Pemey53 Pempll7 ' Penreoill7 Pepsico42 Pfi2erln26 IngRnd72 Inlndstl33 IBM Corp 196 Inharv20 Intnckl25'i Walgreen xll Phiiipmo42 Philpet43 Polaroid23 PPGInd22 Proc&G86 PusColl0 Pullman 47 Ralston 34 IntlPapx4514 IntT4Txl8 Johnmvl6 Jones L18'i KaiseraIAlul6 Kencott34 Kerr Meg 54 Wash W 17 Wsbancl6 WUnionlO'i South 4N.T. 5N.T. BROWN SECURITIES BID Cameo Minerals You, South, hold: AK 2 What do you do now? Bid seven notrump. Your partner's clubs will run at notrump. Nothing can be ruffed in notrump. Something could be ruffed at a club contract. A TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of bidding four clubs your partner has bid two notrump over your two spades. You bid three hearts and he jumps to four spades. What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow SendSI lor JACOBY MODERN book to: "Win at Bridge," (co this newspaper), P.O. Sox 489, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019 Luchow's Birthday - LuNEW YORK (UPI) chow's, the famous 14th Street restaurant with"-thvoluminous German menu, celebrates its 93rd anniversary this fall. It was in a back room there that composer Victor Herbert and other musical luminaries in 1924 organized the now powerful American Society of Composers, Producers Cox Electronics Energy Research Flying Diamond Federal Gold Gold Reef Gold Std. Hiko Bell January Mines Mercury Metals Med Mark Micron Major Oil Mtn. Sts. Res. Rocky Mtn. Nuc. Silver Metals Tuma Valtek Rex Montis Western United .04 ASKED 1.25 .05 1.50 00 1.50 3.75 4.12 .11 .14 .12 1 1 .12 .15 ' .14 .03 .035 .04 .05 .37 .50 .62 .87 1.8 1.90 .43 .48 1 IV4 1 .08 .09 1.25 1.67 .03 .035 .08 .09 INTERMOUNTAIN STOCK EXCHANGE Bid Bristol Silver Canyonlands Ur. Champion Silver Chief Cons . Clayton Silver Colorado Cons Combined Metals Comet Coalition Comstock Tunnel Cons.. Eureka Crescem oeneral Croff Oil Comtel Dragon Cons East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lilly Cons Eureka Standard Golconda Gold Chain Great Western Justheim Petrol Love Oil Co. .36 .02 .10 1.25 .97 .08 .08 Asked 03 .20 1.65 110 13 .08 60 .50 .65 19 .23 .15 .15 .25 .19 .10 .22 .26 .25 .35 .10 .10 ,15 .12 .11 .18 700 .18 .22 .45 1.25 2.00 Sage Oil Sioux Mines South Standard Standard Metals Telelrans Ind. Tintic Mineral Triton Corp United Park City Utah Cons Sugar (Com.) Cons. Oil .20 .17 2.37 .18 .10 .90 .025 1.00 .035 .11 .13 .07 .12 .11 4.00 .14 4.50 .06 .12 Park Premier Prince Cons Utah-Id- .60 1.50 4 .80 .90 37 4.87 .12 07. 26 . 30 .25 .75 2 50 2.87 .09 .15 11.75 12.25 .55 .65 20 .25 Worldcom Counterfeit .37 .52 .43 .45 1.00 Totals Listed SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -- A Secret Service report shows $2,635 in counterfeit money was reported in Utah last year. Anthony Sherman Jr., special agent in charge of the Salt Lake City field office, said $700 of the phony money was confiscated before it was passed. He said 251 forged check and bond cases were also investigat.20 ed, resulting in 13 arrests and 27. conviction in 83 per cent of the .55 1.55 cases, t .50 7.50 (USDA)-Livest- ock: Cattle and calves 1200. Slaughter cows commercial lower; utility lower; commercial cows utility cutter canner Cheese Market (UPI) -C-heese: Five lb. processed loaf 76.75 - 87.50; Cheddar single daismaster ies 85.50- - 94.00; longhoms 84.75- - 94.00; 40 lb. 0 blocks Swiss blocks lb. CHICAGO grade B grade A Butter and Eggs - CHICAGO (UPI) Bulk selling prices as reportedbyUSDA: Eggs: prices paid delivery to Chicago steady. Prices to retailers (grade A, in cartons delivered): Extra large 5841; large mediums 4650. Portland Grain PORTLAND (UPI) grain, coast delivery Cash basis: 6frday y White Soft wheat white no 4.45 4.61 4.45 4.61 bid 134.00 Denver Livestock DENVER (UPI) Livestock: Barrows and gilts steady to SO 4, 35.0037.00. Sows lower; 1.00 higher, 27.0030.00. Hogs 300. Silver Price NEW YORK (UPI) -H- andyand Harman quoted silver at $4,515 cents per fine ounce, up 5 cents. Metals Prices NEW YORK (UPI) - Metal WASHINGTON A (UPI) federal law agency tops others in number of arrests is itself gripped by what Attorney General William B. Saxbe calls a "national scandal." The agency is the U.S. Border Patrol. Its job is to nab persons who enter the country illegally and its 1974 haul is expected to total nearly 1 million. A few on the Mexican patrolmen border, which millions of aliens are believed to slip across each year, are accused of smuggling payoffs. Saxbe, now in charge of a Justice Department investigation called "Operation Clean Sweep" which began in May, 1972, is concerned less about the corruption itself than his suspicion that there have been coverups. "I have no evidence," Saxbe told reporters last week. "I just can't help feel unless it is a coverup we would have gotten more information. So far we have found minor corruption-noth- ing on a grand scale. "But I don't believe it's been followed agressively enough," he said. "We are going to root it out to the very bottom." Saxbe said he had warned President Ford that it is "becoming a national scandal." far bigger problem, however, is the situation that keeps the Border Patrol busy making nearly 1 million arrests in one year. Saxbe called it an A prices primary. 99.5 per cent plus, pure501b.ingots36.00c lb. . Antimony, domestic, 93'i per cent, f o b. Laredo, Tex. , bulk 223.00 c lb. delivered U.S. Copper, electrolytic, 85.625tf.00c lb. Lead, common. U.S. primary producers 24.50 c lb.; U.S. nonprimary (secondary) ZenithR16 Louisana Pacific Res. Mammoth Moviematic New Park New Quincy North Lily Petro Sil. Park City Cons. Utah-Wy- - (UPI) Ore., Aluiinum, Yngstdrll Closing Over Counter Stocks 24. Portland Livestock PORTLAND, Monday: XeroxCp78 20 West JOUET, Cattle 4,000; steers .25- - 50 lower; heifers .50 lower; few loads high choice and prime steers 49.0049.25; choice 45.HH8.50; good and choice 43.00- - 45.50; choice heifers good and choice 41.5044.75. Hogs 1,000; trade active; barrows and lb. gilts .25-- 50 lower; no. 3 0 no. 3 lb. no. ock: Monday WestgFJl2 WhelpittSU20 Whtmotl0 WoolwhU Raython28 RCA Corp 12 Repstl23 Reylnd43 Kopper41 Dl. Barley Uniroyal7 UTDAircrf26 UTD Brands 5 17 Honywl38 Houslp22' IdahoP23 Idealbasicl4'4 niceninl3 1700 46.75 13 SkaggCo9 Srrithkline41 SCaled 17 SouthoolO NCRCp28 Niagmo94 N)Industl3 Pacpwr Pan Am Air 2 46.52 Joliet Livestock . wsimnsco 10 HoUysu23'4 Hornstakeffi Aug 47.20 47.20 Oct 46.30 46.35 45.57 49.92 2150 Dec 45 00 45.10 44 55 44.55 807 Feb 44.60 44.70 43.95 44.20 495 Frown pork bellies Aug 54.00 54.45 52.90 54.45 51 Feb 46.25 56.25 54.70 55.30 280 Mar 55.60 55.60 54.42 55.00 43 lb. 38 Roy!d27 Safewy34 StjoMuirl34'4 StRegis25 Sears 64 Gyp NatsteeJ36 Goodyrtirl6 Grant W4 Gtnnek GtWestUn9 18 BorgW17 BrisMy43 Brurswk9 Live cattle and Ronson6V4 Monpw22'4 Motorola47 MuntFuelxS6 MsttellT7'. Nabisco 26V4 Nat Can 7 NaUDistil 13 FMCCpM Foodfr5 FordMo39 - Open High Low Latest Sales Live cattle ReynlMetl8 Rockwell23 LehValIndl Dupontl34 Allegcp8 AlliedCh35 AUisCha8 Cerrooorp Chessie44 Kraftco33 Disneyw37 DowCh61 Dravo334 Suspected - ali that Cattle Live CHICAGO' (UPI) frozen pork bellies: Estimated receipts for Tuesday 400 cattle, 800 hogs. Monday's Closing Prices By United Press International Aircoincll Alcana 29'i Produce, Border Livestock Patrol Mutual Funds Closing Stocks Cooplnx27 CPCInU25 and 14 14 6.63 Cbntkxl 3474 AQ654 TAQ654 j- 13 Windsor Fund NEA Mutual Fund (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) The bidding has been: North East 1 Pass Pass Pass 44 5 Pass Pass 7 Pass Pass TTJ I 37 8.46 Con Ed 74 ConUAirLn5 CnCan22 (ASCAP). 30 7.74 Borden from dummy. However, Aug., 9 ,1974 19 Putnam Investors. Putnam Growth flolmes wasn't quite, as pontifical as he might have been. He failed to point out that South had a second chance at trick four. He could have discarded a diamond from dummy right then and there and still made the game. Authors 6 6 20 10.07 Boeing C e your 10Vi 10V4 Invest. Co. of Am. Ivest Edie Capital Edie Growth Mass. Inv. Growth Mass. Inv. Trust New Perspective Pioneer Fund Bobbie A 1092 8 8 5.36 Bab&WU16V4 queen but still had to go down one trick. Holmes pointed out that South could have made his contract by letting Holmes win three club tricks while discarding two diamonds -- 13 13 Fundamental Inv. AdMUlis4'-- 1 27 27 ' Abbottl38 -- adoption of an energy conservation philosophy in transportatand over The energy crisis is not the nation should curb its 5 per ion, industry, business and cent yearly growth in energy home. The EPA official said his an Environmental demand, Protection Agency official said agency must be realistic and not blindly oppose all sources of Monday. energy development. "The key Alvin L. Aim, as assistant adchoices do not focus on policy told ministrator at the EPA, absolute choices between enchemical engineers attendnational conferergy or the environment," he ing a three-da-y ence of the American Institute of said. several factors Aim cited Chemical Engineers, "we are United led which States into the before than even more dependent current its energy shortage. oil upon imports." Alm said that the U.S. is pro- They included cheap Middle East oil companies ducing 4 per cent less crude oil oil which made from its domestic fields. If the neglect domestic development, low price of energy demand were reduced to the artifically a 2 per cent increase per year by natural gas, oil import quota 1985 the nation would save an systems which discouraged the of domestic equivalent of 10 million bar- construction the and refineries problems with rels of oil per day. Aim called for widespread nuclear power plants. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) 11 11 11 I 970 12V4 13 Beckmn25 BeUHwH3V BendU24 Beth Steel 30 South -- lead-- 37 27 AvcoCorp4 Both vulnerable For Wednesday, Aug. 2 1 , 372 9H 37 i ACyanl7 Ammot6 Amsmltl9 AmStndl0 AMT4T42 AMFInl2 Anacon22 ArizPsM Armcos22 Arms Ck 224 AshlOill8 Atlrichf80 EAST ?74 I 12 Albertsons Decker Black Boise Cascade Braniff Air Deseret Pharm. Gen. Refractories Co. Gen;. Tele. & Ele. Hercules, Inc. libby Owebs Ford McDonalds Merck It Co. Northwest pipe Ut. Internat. Xerox Thiokol Alcoa 46 NORTH winning any 13 Mi DOWN UNCHANGED EXCHANGE OPEN CLOSE Deduction Rather Foggy By Oswald & James Jacoby The pattern of hands in 4'4 I Dreyfus Fidelity Cap. Fidelity Fund Fidelity Trend 56 55 1 4 MUTUAL FUNDS BID ASKED 6.04 5.59 Affiliated Fund 7.80 7.14 Chemical Fund " 43 47 2 14 Signetics 40 6 8' OVER THE COUNTER BID ASKED 31 30 First Sec. 13 H Sons " I 4l42 57 TT 130 28 129 35 34 721.84 288 6H Brad Ragan Inc. Day Mines Federal Res. Frontier Airlines Giant Yellowknife New Park Skaggs Drug Syntex Ut. Ida. Sug. Kresge Zales 33 32 31 ' 1.24 AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE 22 21 Closed at 70 - 721.M, Transportation 149.88, 15 UtiliUes 66.21, .76 65 Stocks 220 60, 3.00 H 16 15 Industrial! 20 hE-O-i- . H 13 23 troy V Energy Crisis Not Over, Says Official 30 Industrials aenith 19 18 5 30 K AITIE 33 Toward the io Greek letter j j Elementary 58 Nautical term (a0.) .. 12 Pathological DOWN fluids 1 Mend, as socks 19 Knock 21 Wandering 2 Iris layer 22 Comfort in (anat.) 3 For fear that grief 4 0ne(Fr.) 23 Petty quarrel 5 Part of a TV 24 Father (Fr.) 25 Swiss river 6 Different (var.) (comb, form) 28 Nested boxes 7 Trigonometric 29 Go by yacht 30 Gaelic tunction 8 Bored 32 Lone Scout 9 AuntlSp.) (ab.) 14 r DOW JONES AVERAGE JONES AVERAGES Monday, August II, 174 TC i H.Y.S.E. Volume Profile DOW A, (ab.) At Utah Meet, producers24.50clb. Manganese 99.9 per cent boxed regular 38J0clb. Nickel, electrolytic cathodes, f o b. Port Colbome,0nt., 185.00 c lb. Platinum, soft, 99.5 fine, producer $190 200; , $200.00 per troy ounce. 76- - lb. flask. Ojicksilver, , Tin, N Y. prompt delivery 420.50 c lb. 0 c lb. 2nc, prime western U.S. innundation of possibly five times that many Mexican aliens seeking U.S. jobs. Gen. Leonard F. Chapman, former Marine Corps commandant now head of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, recently told UPI he believes there are "something like 6 to 8 million illegal aliens in the country now." the aliens are Although "arrested," they are simply returned to the other side of the border at public expense. He said some come back so often they appear to have "commuter tickets." Smugglers, however, are treated as criminals. In the last fiscal year 8,000 were arrested on charges or smuggling in over Mexicans. They face 80,000 heavy fines or prison terms, but federal courts are too jammed to he MURRAY, Utah (UPI)-Mur- -ray school children will have to day.' In a speech to the Conference for the Removal and Prevention of Architectural Barriers in Publicly Used Buildings in Utah, Rampton requested tougher laws to eliminate the barriers. Rampton said' he would have the Utah State Building Board survey the state's public building to determine what barriers exist in public buildings. Laws already exist which require public buildings to allow access to the handicapped, according to Harvey C. Hirschi, administrator of the Division of Rehabilitation Services. However, he said the laws must be enforced. POINT OFvTHE MOUNTAIN, Utah (UPI) County sheriff's detectives are continuing their investigation of the stabbing of an inmate in the State Prison recreation office. Detectives said Robert George La Salle, 29, Salt Lake City was stabbed in his left side Sunday afternoon. He was treated at University Medical Center and returned to the prison. La Salle is for robbery. serving Detectives found a knife believed used in the incident. They questioned inmates but made no pay more for their lunches the coming school year. The Murray City Board of Education has decided to raise lunch prices from 40 to 45 cents. Board members said the action was necessary because of inflation. SALT LAKE CITY; (UPI) -JB. Rosenbaum has been elected chairman of the Utah oe Mining, troleum Engineers. Rosenbaum, research director for the Salt Lake Metallurgical Research Center of the U.S. Bureau of Mines, replaces Ira K. Hearn. The Utah section meets Sept. 19 in Salt Lake City. Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS NO. one-to-fi- SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -Police are searching for a locksmith who picked the locksmith's lock and got away with approximately $1,500 in lock-smit- h tools. Karl Merritt, owner of Mas- ter Lock Smith Co., reported a burglar cut two wires to a burglar alarm on his mobile van over the weekend and stole the tools. Merritt said the thief probably used a lockpick to break into the van and must have knowledge of locksmithing because of the complicated nature of the tools taken. American Institute of Metallurgical and Pe- Section, - arrests. . 17,545 Estate of Eliza Startin, deceased Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the . law office of Jim W, Nixon, 84 No. Univ. Ave., Provo, Utah, on or before the 7th day of Nov. 1974; Claims must be presented In accordance with the provisons of Utah Code Annotated, 1953 and with proper verification as required therein. Floyd Startin, Executor of the Esta'e of Eliza Startin, deceased. Put.ished in The Daily Herald, August 6, 13, 20, 27, 1974. NOTICE Pursuant to 4(c)(8) of the Bank Holding Company Act and regulations of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, ZIONS UTAH BANCORPORATION One South Main Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 a bank holding company, proposes to engage through a wholly-owne- d subsidiary known as The Lockhart Co. in the following activities: To operate a branch industrial loan business under the laws of the State of Utah which includes the lending of money to consumers and others, the sale on an optional basis of credit life, health and accident insurance relating to such loans, and the issuance of thrift certificates and thrift passbook certificates. Such activities will be conducted at an office in the following location: 850 South State Street, Orem, Utah 84057. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -P- olice Persons wishing to comment on this proposal should submit their views in writing within 30 days of the date of publication ot this notice to Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, 400 Sansome Street, San Francisco, California 94120. Published in The Daily Herald August 20, 1974. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Probate No. 17,081 In The Matter Of The Estate Of: GEORGE RUSSELL BONNETT, Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the office of Jim W. Nixon, Attorney at Law, 84 North Avenue, Provo, Utah on or before the 7th day of University r To Feel Pinch 84601 Nov., 1974. Claims must LAKE CITY (UPI) -F- dance with thebe presented ofIn accorSection provisions Utah Code Annotated, 1953, iscal 1975-7- will not be a time as with amended, proper of growth for education in Utah, verification as required therein. (S) Stanford J. Bonnett according to Gov. Calvin RampAdministrator ton. ruuiiMieu in uaiiy neraiu The governor told members August 6, 13; 20, ine 27, 1974. of the State Board of Education NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING last weekend he agrees that new Topic: Proposed expansion of the Central Utah Convalescent and projects are needed, but there Medical Center and the Timpanogos will be no money for them this pursing Home DATE: August 21, 1974 year. TIME: 8:30 p.m. He also said Utah Technical PLACE: Utah Valley Hospital Red Room College at Provo will have, to ALL INTERESTED PERSONS amtinue to function with a douINVITED TO ATTEND ble campus and there are no Published in The Daily Herald . August 19, 20, 21, 1974 funds immediately available for NOTICE TO CREDITORS completion of the school's Orem No. SALT 6 JACKSONVILLE, N. C. (UPI) ( career sailor 1 I .A n ;i FAMILIAR FACE on the Washington scene belongs to Caroline Kennedy, whose summer job is in the office of her uncle, Sen. Edward Kennedy I offered the woman a ride Sunday and, when she accepted, raped her at knifepoint and then drove herhome. -T- right of access to any public building or facility should not be denied to physically handicapped citizens, Utah Gov. Calvin L. Rampton said Mon- Governor Says Education Sailor Charged A SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) were looking today for a motorcyclist who allegedly Salt Lake raped a which is seeking to add 500 new Gty woman at knifepoint. Police said a man riding a red employes, most of them for the and black motorcycle with flame patrol.. markings on the front fender" be effective, Chapman says. The INS and its Border Patrol part of the Justice Department, I was arrested Sunday night and charged with the murder of Sheryl Potter Boyd, the pretty bride of eight months he allegedly held as hostage to make his getaway from a bank robbery. Chief of Police Claude R. Cook said Marcus Schrader, a Navy veteran, was arrested at his home in Cedar Point, N. C. about 10:30 p.m. after an intensive investigation. Mrs. Boyd, 19, was found slumped in her car Friday with a bullet through her eye, minutes after she was abducted during the robbery of a branch of the North Carolina National Bank, police said. Another woman, Tasca Virginia Rader, was killed in a similar fashion in a similar robbery at another Jacksonville bank Jan. 25. Utah News Briefs L, 3 campus. Organization of post- - secondary education in Utah, long a sore spot between the State Board of Education and the Board of Regents was also discussed. He told the board he favored establishing institutional councils for the two technicals in Salt Lake City and Provo. He said the councils should report to the Board of Regents. Probate 17,373 In The Matter Of The Estate Of:, JOHN MELVIN CHERRINGTON, Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the office of Jim W. Nixon, Attorney At Law, 84 North University Avenue, Provo, Utah 84601 on or before the 7th day of November, 1974. Claims must be presented In accordance with the provisions of Section Utah Code Annotated, 1953, as amended, with proper verification as required therein. (S) Ralph R. Cherrlngton Administrator Published In The Dally Herald August 6, 13, 20, 27, 1974. |
