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Show Friday, September Pavi Phone fj A study made by the American Telegraph and Telephone Co. claims that a typical manufacturing worker in 1932 had to work 77 minutes at his job to make enough money to pay for a month's local telephone service. The study indicates that even in the face of inflation, today's telephone customer actually uses less of his time on the job to earn money for telephone service. In 1940, the study indicates, a worker had to work at his job six hours to pay for a month's telephone service. The relative cost of telephone service this year is nearly 30 percent less than 10 years ago, claims Ken Hill, a spokesman for Mountain Bell. The 77 minutes needed this year for a month's local phone service is one Creeper HEBER CITY-- A special evening trip excursion on the Heber Creeper has been added to the Labor Day schedule, according to Monte R. Bona, station manager. Bona explained that this holiday weekend usually has more requests for train seating than can be accomodated. However, this year, beginning Saturday and continuing through Mon round minute more than in 1981, and that slight rise marks the first time in nearly 30 years the relative cost has not declined according to the AT&T The first year of the AT&T study was 1940. Information relates to the same cities included by the Bureau of Labor Statstics to determine the Consumer Price Index (CPI). Seven of the 95 cities are in Mountain Bell's territory. The one Utah city included in the study is Logan. According to AT&T, this year's rise in work time needed to pay for local service reflects moderations of wage increases because of the recession and a faster increase in local phone service charges than in recent years The study attributes the rise in local lS-i- A 25 For those who would like to eat as they watch the famous Wasatch Front scenery roll by, box lunches can be ordered by calling either or There is a charge for the lunches. The train rides also feature shoot-outold fashioned train rides and other entertainment are all featured during the weekend rides. Gift shops s, year-ol- Wit mid-1970- Friday, Saturday, Monday ROSSIGMOL SKI Skis, Boots, Bindings also are open at both the Heber City Railroad Vilage Square and Bridal Veil. Following the Labor Day weekend, the steam locomotive will be operating on Saturdays and Sundays through the autumseason. Fares Jbf the Creeper are adults and to 12. - $3.50 375.00 or i km PACKAGE! 4VTJ2 At The Skiers 465 $7 for N. University for children ages three shop all our stores for exciting fall fashion savings! could be reading and writing a simple personal journal its first verbal of shopfriday, 10 til 9 Saturday & monday, 10 til 6 thoughts, and at three the child could be reading and writing independently, says a Brigham Young University educator who will be teaching a class called "Infant Academics" this fall. But, says Dr. Harvey Black, a professor of instructional science, preparation must begin early before the baby is born or as soon afterward as possible. Black has directed the Infant Print Fluency research project for the past three years. He said parents who take the class, offered through BYU Confer- ences and Workshops, will design their own family's approach to "infant and lifelong academics." sesThe eight two-hosions in the course can be taken for one or two hours of academic credit. They will begin Sept. 16 and continue each Thursday night, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., through Nov. 4. 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Now you can save on these sparkling Cubic Zirconia earrings and pendants for a limited time only! Don't miss itl riijil r Accessories all stores. BOHN AT ORF.M COMMUNITY HOSPITAL: A.prtl: to Kenneth and Teresa Boy Birch of Provo. SHOP ALL STORES 1 0 TIL 9 WEEKDAYS, 0 TIL 6 SATURDAY. FOOTHILL VILLAGE OLYMPUS HILLS FASHION PLACE VALLEY FAIR LAYTON HILLS MALL 1 DOWNTOWN He after waiving extradition proceedings in San Jose, Calif, where he was arrested last For example, since 1948, the Bell week on a fugitive homicide warrant. System's average annual rate of proFishermen found Miss Gallegos' ductivity gain has been more than Robert Ernest Aragon is charged twice that of the nation's economy. body lodged on a sand barge in the with second degree murder in the middle of the river Another part of the AT&T study Aug. 21. deals with increases in consumer prices compared to increases in residential phone service. The price of phone service has generally increased at a slower rate than consumer prices since 1940-- - even during the period of high inflation that has been evident since the Utah is a good example of that fact. The Consumer Price Index increased 124.6 percent from 1971 to 1981, but local telephone rates in the Beehive state for the same 10 years increased only 56.5 percent. to the study. Young Age Set at BYU ld 21. week was Reading At Your 13 Utah-P- age of d of shooting Ogden woman and dumping her body in the Ogden River will be arraigned on the charge Sept. 8 at 9 a.m. Will Roll on Labor Day day, the vintage train will offer three round trips from Heber City to Bridal Veil Falls in Provo Canyon, and two round trips from the falls to Heber City. Trains are scheduled to leave Heber at 11 a.m.. 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Passengers can board the trains at Bridal Veil at 1 p.m.. and 5 p.m. Both will be round trips. THE HERALD, Provo, Murder Hearing Scheduled death OGDEN (LTD Joyce Tina Gallegos, Clearfield man accused returned to Utah this an lis Hot Costly charges mainly to inflation and coinci-- ' dent delays in obtaining regulator approval for rates to offset inflation's impact on the operations of prior years. Other factors are the Bell System effort to price local service more in line with its actual cost, and the move to speed up the capital recovery processs. That action was recently sanctioned by federal regulatory agencies. Fewer hours of work are required now than in for other commodities and services, too, but the cost of telephone service has risen substantially less throughout the period than the average consumer prices. The higher productivity of the Bell System than the economy as a whole is the reason for the slower rise, according 3, 1982, UNIVERSITY MALL |
