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Show District Judge Creates Squabble Oyer Salt Lake's Prostitution Law SALT LAKE CITY (LTIH- -' Bracken Lee, a former gove. state judge held on appeal nor. Tuesday that Salt Lake City's; Wilkins said that the ordin- ' .sex - acts-fhire" ordinance ance employed by the polite cannot be eiforced against does not extend to the or who offers payment. It covers only soliciting prostitutes. Third District Court Judge the prostitute, Wilkins said. D. Frank Wilkihs ended a The ruling as criticized by squabble over the city ordin- - City Attorney Jack C r 1 1 i n. ance. which was used by police whose office handled both tlie against more than 80 men in appeals and the original prose- the city's skid row. cuuons. The police h- Crellin said that he would employed meter maids or policewomen, recommend appeal. "Although who posed as prosttutes, in the w can correct the ordinance's arrests, but have not done so deficiencies, we believe that the irvniLi. iik jjiaLut-- u.r uk juagr y m eiror m tviiMnaiig angry criticism of Mayor J. the law," he said. A or i Wilkirj dismissed rarssoAT. pre. Businessmen Passenger Tries to Barge Into Cockpit of Airliner Q.What if it doesn't fit1? Cost Hike charges against two men who had been found guilty in Salt Iakt City WASHINGTON ilTD -- The Court. nation's businessmen, awarent-l- y Wilkins said. "The fair mean-me- n still diKibting the ability of 'for hire'... ing of the phras the Nixon administration to end requires an interpretation that inflation, to increase plan the one who offers payment for plant rnd equip-m?spending does not violate his subsection. 10 per cent rext year. that the one who agrees to the The bySecurities and Exchange act for payment does." Commission and the Commerce Crellin's office was preparing Department said Tuesday their prosecution of 34 similar cases spending survey indcapital to wvre court. The 'rials in city a icates planned pace of have begun Tuesday and to a "uttle less than expansion only have extended through part of 11 .'J ivuiuoii. 30-d- I Housing Project Rejected 15 Plan 1970 ! this year's overheated per cent court otncia saia mat most, , administration economist iof the 80 defendants tDnvirted , . business spending plans of the charge had pleaded guilty lag behind changes in usually to and were fined $75 $100 with He predicted the economy. suspended sentences. tlieir spending plans somewiiat 'as the year unfolds. He renewed the administration's frequently stated predicA turboprop, YORK NEW tion that the economy will (LTD flying from New subdued begin to cool next year as the passenger who tried to oargejYork to London, into the cockpit of an Icelandic Pascarzio outside the cockpit campaign begins. were If businessmen Airlines plane over Scotland, door and held him down until Defense the craft could descend from was he the administration could claiming cool the economy, they would Secretary Melvin R. Laird was 30.000 feet and make an A curtail returned here Wednesday and emergency landing at Glasgow BRIGHAM CITY (UPD plant and equipment freed without charges. Tuesday night. proposed housing authority for expansion to avoid ty ing up "I wanted to go to Russia to Two Scottish detectives re- migrant laborers in Box Elder funds in unneeded plant capaci- orK wlUl talk about conditions in Ameri-'urne- a ,ew. . .County has been rejected byty. ca." Anthony Pascarzio, 28, ifascarao aooara anotner ice-ar- ea SUgar beet growers who nd. o lues; sav ample housing already faid en his return. Pascarzio. Iandl ! of Bl the Port r and ning 9 and in lives Queens rt Autwnty Police, be. described himself as an actor New utah Migrant Council released. !and members of VETA have earlier said and musician, Mid the inltcdibeen had intended to radio thel pushing the housing about "bow bad abates had no jurisdiction in the ;Kram. 0lliclals But Delbert . Firth, chairman !"a Mnif0131mint country America was." .. wnp.t ... U1U the Box fcider county f arm K'iof charges against Pascarzio, who ibor Association and repre- was unarmed. UmtaHv fnr ih m?ar hept The airline said Pascarzio, dressed in dungarees and a arA nn'adv to m with the A ?WASHINGTON (UPI) --The EVvvtA hoi iwvvcAn foTVm. paru ana wearing sunglasses housing plan at the present had announced to the crew and;time. We feei we have a. iw otner passengers ot tne hmwinr nn vur own nlaces " CC that may project eventually airliner Kiat he was Defense In a statement to the Box spend $8 billion to assure U.S. Secretary Laird. Elder County Commission, Fir-- control of the skies In the Is rascarao denied there was a "ofter rriic7A decade. scuffle aboard the plane. 'elements" who have been criti- - coming CEDAR CITY (ITU-Ro- bert The contract to build the cal Of conaitions me migram single-sea- t, . , f fiarrfner a Cedar tv uttoT-- , superso nic jet was the first such pact Cata' . of the Cedar City Chamber ... let during the Nixon adminisoa.u irc me jianc luiuiiKur program is unaer way dv tration, and will eventually be Commerce. in Glasgow. !the staff ly the Brigham City one of the biggest in Pentagon He was elected Monday night WI wanted to leave the U.S. joffice, Utah Department of Em-fo- r The selection of Mcto succeed Bruce Atkins. history. told newsmen he freedol,,, ni0vment Securitv. to certify Donnell was a boon for Douglas Air-, include: at Kennedy International Other new officers for th mtarsnto nro-- St. Louis, where Cie firm Willard Jones, vice president, port When asked of what vided minimum standards are and board members Ted Cox, conditions in America he met. The county is eligible un- employs about 33,000 workers Jack Carter, Rulon Bickmore disapproved, he replied, "We're der a clause of federal law in and where most of the work will be done. But it was a loss and Wallace Sjoblom. trying to make things better." other states. for the other two aircraft firms a North American Rockwell and Fairchilrt Hiller which INVENTORY CLEARANCE were in the biding. T Dally Herald . : anti-inflati- I con-ifide- - ex-wh- Firm he,"AuUe ts 'J". Named To Build Jet Fighter New Cedar City President Selected " enough'8 A. S?w rLIf Bring it back, of course! Well replace or refund with the same desire to please as when we sold it originally. Our aim is your complete satisfaction . . . because we care. twin-engi- &AA 200 WEST J' 200 NORTH PROVO, UTAH Utah Historical Society Gets $13,600 Grant SALT LAKE Robert Kent's LETTERMAN'S SHOP 158 NO. UNIVERSITY CITY OPEN MON. and FRI. 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