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(See related story P. 35 Several law students who failed the July bar test have accused the association of trying to restrict newcomers The students also claim there were irregularities in the grading of the tests Bar Executive Director Scan Sheffield issued a PIE t 0 L - Job Center Gets Praise saying the association "has made no decision to limit the number of A ''J Governor By Utah CI.KAUFiKLD. Gov. Calvin Hampton had words of pMiMTuesday for the jdmitLi'v" - il'l'h lie said the b.ir would nut release anv other in formation about the test PG ap- plicant will have the opportunity to present his rase before that committee and to support any allegation he has made in his petition." said the bar officer. statement Tuesday fc'ii s. or discuss the students allegations. Sheffield said the bar had a committee to hear the students petitions. limit the number of 0 4- ' CITY The Utah State (UP1) Bar Association denies it has made any decision to Andrews Sharif ' - SALT WEDNESDAY & b!li, State Bar Denies Admission Limit Half and Half r:. 1 operations." The Utah State University Alumni Council has added its name to the list of groups opposed to the Budgetary Procedures Act Ceiling initiative. The vote by the organization was unanimous. Leah Parkinson, association president, said, "The council urges all persons interested in highci cduca tion to assist in defeating the proposal." "We arc concerned over the proposal because of the adverse effect it would have on assistance for students, research programs, community services throt.fc'h the USU evtpnsn program, arH ether vitl aspects of the ui versify." il l) By United Press International Sen. Frank Moss, and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Scott Matheson Tuesday ured resident Ford to sign the Payments in Lieu of Taxps 14,000-memb- MiffO Cail Hours: 11:30 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. STARTS FRiPAY & China Garden Reskurant EIUOYfEHT 0 LS8U f.-- .. mi K Frd Urged The President has until midnight Wednesday to HKS7I9. sign the bill Moss said, "A veto of this bill would be a cruel and unfair blow to Utah and the other western states with large amounts of federal lands within their borders." The Utah Democrat said the bill is "designed to remove an unfair burden that taxpayers in Utah and other western states face because of the large amounts of federal lands. Local governments must maintain vital services in the areas, such as road maintenance." If signed, Moss said the bill would provide Utah with an estimated $7.4 million annually in tax relief. "Utah needs this bill. Many of our counties are m already taxing their citizens to the maximum," Moss added. "It is only fair that the federal government, which owns or controls nearly 70 per cent of our land, gives our people this tax relief." Matheson toid Ford. "A sense of equity and of f responsible stewardship by the federal landlord makes your approval of this measure crucial to Utah and to the Mountain West." rawliitato Drrin Halrh caus Mnct' flahrv M that seniority is imnortant shouldn't h a considers- O lit.,), Hatch said, "Seniority does not count for much in the Senate any more, and should not be a major issue of this campaign. The Senate has correctly tried to reform seniority out of its leadership criteria." The Republican said Moss helped put the seniority system o;:t to pasture. "He should be commended for that. But he should not then try to make his seniority out to be a great advantage. We need fresh, new ideas in the Senate." The Utah Education Association, which last month came out against the Budgetary Procedures Act Ceilteacher ing, Tuesday said the organization is also opposed to two other initiative proposals on the Nov. 2 general election ballot. Don Ulmer, acting executive secretary of the UEA, said each of the three proposals contains "dangerous provisions that could be extremely harmful to the state and to Utah citizens." Ulmer said, "While many people will agree that some points in these proposals have merit, every citizen should know that each of these three proposals could bring disastrous consequences." The budget ceiling measure would ban any increases in state spending for five years while phasing out federal tendings of Utah programs. The other proposals would restrict fluoridation of public water supplies, and provide for the recall of elected and appointed public officials. Ulmer said the budget ceiling initiative "would trigger the greatest damage" and would "seriously hurt" all Utah citizens, especially the state's school systems. "The fluoridation proposal could mean an end to chlorination of drinking water, and the recall version on the ballot could paralyze government A i 23 ge a Brigham City roadblock, dragging the officer through a wire fence. Kozak, 27, suffered two broken legs, broken ribs and numerous cuts in the mishap. Slocum was already serving a Ogden City Court sentence of four months in the county jai! 011 a charge of joyriding arising froia the same ti ""SSiS-- e struck Kozak at V Utah-Pa- Utah Politics July 25 injury of officer Greg Kozak. A pickup truck allegedly driven by Slocum d v.vw Shew 7s3S nsSLY I evading law enlorcement officers. Slocum, 18, El Cajon, Slocum to one-yein the Weber County Jail on a misdemeanor eharge of '"St - -- Tues- - tIflMf! essas day sentenced Clearfield Job Corpsman Kenneth J. Court October 20, 1976, THE HERALD, Provo, Wednesday, - Clearfield lob Corps renter its m 10th an-ni- vii CeHil NIGHT V, ThaTamsnind CPPfJ WATCH T ceremonies at iarihty operated by Thiokol i urn that it has Hi' told Die one of the nation's 2nd iuttn Crtet Hill Sho. 7,30 in! ersiofbiifi! AN ADVENTUSE BEYOND ANY PLC. WELLS' OF OUR n&Wf . Z?tl.' 'S I . 1 il-C- m ' J.. - M Cvf.7t00.9t30 111 M J ru - t I aj. 4 i I ,u 7. :' &. ' '' DRAWING V'w"'' . FOR A "'4-'- 4 CinArc!! enrr t litaLi i"s.ikc .1 v.' Vonkce Siuyv TIIDKFYi I W 't ! ; V vr . V M 11 .. Dittuhaus IMII" tU 11 lJi!aiMmiliiiI M (.UKV ..it. T iCjTT, IS 1 IT! u -- " W il W I I t t lati'led Hie gr.iilu,it,'s. ayinj: they veoman's Job in J nM"urmg local coin1 Miiinties ul ihcsr destre to did ,i - 1 be I I ii( I i i ui Money Saver II - M'W S'llK'K it I'D liidiviilual disability in l i come iiiMitaiHT costs less I I :l the buyer selects a wtiMne iiKii'i'i pm V pern d. .says the Health Trri f' l.i, ' i.f .m.n' " bencht w j il injc period is I iirf(t 1 1 (NICK 1 The governor also lust Job Corps 1 INTERNATIONAL EIRE RESTAURANT j"J rA I f1 he riHMiiu ASK ABOUT SCIENCE FICTION a :llv Hampton said was an.a."cd at the I center r placement , I EVER EEFCRE FILMED! MASTERPIECE m leaching young marketable techni- - Ktiecii ' All I TtlllTI0Atft7 ttsTAutim rot 1 A DISCOUNT MCVII HCKITS J liil UNIVERSITY MALL IOITNIIST AHA r the tutu' the insured i imisl wait unti! beii.'tit p.tvments start lollou mg an illness yr pei-'t- in-j- Tl.t- longer the waonn; nine, nic iowei Ihe nisi rst the policy |
