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Show ACROSS Cremation fire Quaint 8 Government agent (comp wd.) 12 Measure of time 1 65 Dunderhead 66 Negatives 5 1 IJLil DOWN Harris Old time 8 9 size find 34 Yearn 36 Cleveland's waterfront 37 Presses 39 t s Y si ilo ETmm F I JD I E S E E S E mew M A SALT LAKE CITY I'tah chicken farmers counted fewer The Utah Crop and Livestock Reporting Ser1. stuff 52 Notes of debt 53 Shelters with hands 55 Festive 56 Paris airport 57 Back talk ho In 75 12 41 Building is addition 42 Cackle 44 English composer 46 Water (Fr.) 48 Ledger entry Te 24 (Pi) production for February was 96.000, compared with 24.000 last year, but turkey poult production was down nearly 38 per cent from 1976 42 1 "" 28 "34 38 46 30 (31 29 j 32 r!l6 35 ""IT cash awards will be presented to state winners in various categories and $5,000 in scholarships will be awarded. Julie Smiley, 20, from Mount Vernon, Wash., vice president of the Western Region, will 48 49"50"T7" 52 "" 53 54 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 55 i 56 5 7 2k speak to the group March 31. She is the first girl elected to a national FFA office. Utah's Win ac- cording to Elvin Downs, state FFA advisor. Downs said $3,000 in 45 47 to attend, pected TrTi r""39 43 of America will hold their 49th annual convention March 31 and in Salt Lake April City. About 800 boys and girls from 44 chapters are ex- "23 27 37 58 Discontinue 59 Paper of indebtedness 60 Scarlett O'Hara's home 61 Malarial fever 62 Golf hole 63 Infirmities 64 Having pedal digits hatchery e - 20 W 26 33 Self-estee- Egg production for the past quarter amounted to 72 million, up 11 per cent from the previous year. SALT LAKE CITY 1ITI1 I'tahs Future T7 "19 21 (abbr.) over Fanners 18 49 Gargantuan 54 Tt 284.000 such poultry on Egg-typ- representative to the public speaking contest at the national convention in November will be chosen, as will the FFA sweetheart. Gov. Scott Matheson will be at Bridge East Drops an Eight Spot AQUARIUS (Jan. 19) Even though your shares equally in what you get. he may not be as ambitious He'll need prodding to get him to pull his weight CANCER (June PISCES (Feb. 21 July 22) a point today to avoid domineering or dictatorial types. You will react to them in a harsh way you'll later regret it "No way," replied North. "Machiavelli himself couldn't have used a better bit of " West had cashed the ace and king of diamonds and shifted to a spade. South hocus-pocus.- NORTH (D) A A 4 V AQ62 26 J7 AK862 WEST AJ 9 3 EAST V 4 V K 10 8 3 8 6 2 K 10 5 4 A AJ A 10 8 6 5 2 10 9 7 5 3 would have insured the contract against any and all trump breaks. SOUTH A K Q 7 V 10-- 8 J975 Ask The Jacobys Q 9 3 AQ43 New York reader wants anyone ever won all the events at a A Both vulnerable West North East Pass A 4 V Pass 1 Pass Pass Opening lead major tournament. South 1 to know if Back in V 1934 three vents Pass when there were only in the Eastern championships, Oswald Jacoby won the mixed with Mrs. Jacoby, K Waldemar von Zedtwitz and Mrs. Geraldine Furlow, the open pairs with David Bruce and the team of four with Bruce, Schenken and Gottlieb. However that was onlv three vents. (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send $1 to. "Win at Bridge," c 0 this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Radio Citv Station, New York, N Y. 100191 Coal Production in State Likely to Show Major Hike - The (UPI) Interior Department expects Utah coal production to increase seven times -to 57 6 million tons a year by 1990. Max Nielson, chief of the minerals branch of the Bureau of Land Management state office, said the projected 700 per cent hike from the current production of seven to eight million tons annually is a "reasonable market SALT LAKE CITY - Liquor Panel Plans April Sale on Wine - The SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Utah Liquor Control Commission has announced a 25 per - cent - off sale on 81 kinds of wines it plans to drop from state inventory next month. The commission voted Thursday to of slow drop the wine brands because sales. Commissioners also decided to stock on sale put inventories now In beginning April 1. Dennis Liquor operations manager Kellon also won permission to drop the of $30 bourbon price of 178 fifths whiskey to $12 He said the booze is in fancy decanters which didn t sell at a previous discount price of 120 Commissioners also upheld a 10 day for the suspension ol liquor privileges Kai Club in Salt I ake County for pourInstead of ing drinks from fifths bottles. estimate." He said the prediction was based on a careful study of the market for coal and an analysis of federal coal lands that in- dustry wants to lease in the state. However, Nielson said that the growth rate might be a more modest to 25 million tons a year 300 per cent if projected equipment and by 1990 manpower restraints are accurate. He said federal officials have estimated a 10 per cent annual increase in coal production is maximum possible because of the need to manufacture new equipment and train new miners "But that's not to say you can't increase faster than that in certain areas," Nielson said "Maybe in the central area of Utah you could have " growth faster than that He made the predictions at a meeting with industry representatives on coal development on federal lands About 110 persons jammed a room in BLM slate headquarters for I he session Neilson said industry last year nominated 110 tracts of federal land, totaling 300.000 acres, for coal leasing in the state He said if all the proposals went into development, production would total 100 million tons a year by - - 1990 honored two L:tah high school teachers and two university professors. Earl Slack of Richfield High School was given the Meritorius High School Teaching Award for biological sciences Carl Dearden of Morgan High received the award for social sciences. Cannon, professor emeritus of hotany at Utah Stale University, was given the Service Distinguished Award in biological sciences while Dr. David Miller, professor of history at Utah, received the award for the social sciences Judge Studies Lawsuit KAHMINUTON. Utah Second District UPI Court Judge Ronald Hyde has taken under advisement Lagoon Amusement Park's argument that an entertainment tax levied on the park is uncon- - stitutional. Karmington city officials a year ago decided to impose a 5 per cent tax on the park, but later reduced that figure to 2 per cent Lagoon attorneys have filed two lawsuits against the city, one seeking Kar- mington and the other challenging the proposed tax on constitutional grounds. They and counsel for the city argued the co- Interior Department nstitutional the nominations and weeded But the Utah Sciences, Academy Arts and Letters has from LEO March 27, 1977 t. VIRGO (Aug. 22) Even friend though a steers you onto a "good buy," it could be anything but a bargain. develop lor you this year that will bring about maior alterations in your hie Look tor a change of residence or an additional source of revenue (Are you an Aries'7 Bermce Oso has written a special Letter for you For your copy send 50 cents and a stamped envelope to Astro-Grap- t. LIBRA (Sept. 23) Guard your image today! Among those watching are some who'd like to see you fall on your face. h SCORPIO (Oct. 22) Subordinates may be difficult for you to handle today. You must be neither too stern nor too lenient. Choose a tactful middle ground. P O Box 489. Radio City Station. New York. N Y 10019 Be sure to ask tor Aries Volume 6 ) . Astro-Graph- question analyzed before Hyde Thursday, out those least likely to be developed, and the judge reserved listing 49 tracts covering 130.000 acres decision as "high priority " If they all go Into The de annexation suit, production, 64 million tons of coal will which the court declined be produced a year by l'.rD to combine with the tax Coal leaser ate already m effect on suit, v ill be m t f'ir tri,.l 260.000 acres of federal land, but many a ruling is made on of these are not under development, he altrr the tax suit. Hyde said mid C ov. or granted in important busmi day You'd better to find out all the CAPRICORN e 'uatio: . tothe time ;s (Dec. 19) relationships are tor you today. very difficult In particular, be wary of dealing with an extremely selfish person, AQUARIUS (Jan. 19) e Stick to routines today Untested new methods will create a heavier load for you. PISCES (Feb. 20) Before advising anyone on financial matters today, be doubly sure you're right. A wrong move could cost both of you money. 22) When mistakes today, they may try to blame you. Be alert, or you could be the fall guy. Unusual conditions could SCORPIO (Oct. 22) Even it you're a bit behind in your work, put if off today. Your heart won't be in it You'll perform halfheartedly. SAGITTARi J" 21) Take not, (July make March 28, 1977 Several new associates will be entering your life this year. II your choice of partners is a wise one, it will be very beneficial. If not. watch out. (Are you an Aries? Bernice Osol has written a special Letter tor you For your copy send 50 cents and a stamped envelope to Astro-Grap- h P.O. Box 489, City Station, New York, N Y. 10019. Be sure to ask tor Aries Volume 6.) Astro-Grap- Radio State Education Official Disapproves Pulling of Funds From Arizona School SALT LAKE CITY About 250 students living A Utah educ(UPI) in Hildale. Utah on the ation official says Arizona line go to classes there is no reason to pull in Colorado City because state funding from an it is closer than the Arizona school charged nearest Utah school. with being a parochial in"We did not find stitution controlled by a anything parochial," said sect of polygamists. Winget. "We mingled and good as some schools but it was better than others. - Dr. LeRue Winget, The reasonably also of visited basically one community separated by an artificial state line. Colorado City used to be known as Short Creek and was the scene in 1953 of the last major raid on a polygamous community. Two dozen men were ar- an "academy" at Colorado City, a secondary school for grades which he stration and they all seemed very open." Blackmore, called "definitely "Of course when parochial." about the complained under arrangement which the Washington County, Utah School District pays the Colorado City School Board nearly $200,000 an- "We found all kinds of rested for living with parochial things at the more than one wife and academy," said Winget. the community nearly But. he said, it is a died out. It has been private academy receiv- revived in recent years. The Utah educators ing no state funds from Utah. went to Colorado on the The Utah students, who basis of charges by "We felt the school meets Utah standards." comprise about half the Harold Blackmore, a "Winget said. "It's not as student population, would former member of the - somebody knows you're coming to visit, there's a little sprucing up, you can't avoid that, but we didn't find anything we could tag as parochial," said Dr. Winget. for the school. 60, LaVerkin, Utah, told the state board he lived in the community for several years. He specifically City. Hilldale and Colorado City are comparable to those in Utah schools. It seems to be the most economical way." Winget said the team talked with the children, teachers and admini- as- fundamentalist" cult. have to be bused to Hurricane, Utah if forced to withdraw from Colorado are programs nually to provide instruction to the Utah children. The fundamentalist sect is one of three offshoots of 19th Century with an Mormonism, es- timated 30,000 followers, who practice polygamy in the Intermountain Region. PP n SALT LAKE CITY Orson 61 age CANCER (June 22) Should you be caught in a tight spot today, weigh carefully all plans to extricate yourself. You could get in even deeper! others t. LIBRA (Sept. 23) You enoy doing things with partners, but today they could be a liability, especially if you want to move quickly moneywise. The 468 foot, bridge was designed by the structures section of the I'tah Department of Transportation and built by L.A. Young sons of Richfield. The steel came from Western Steel Company of Salt Lake City. Dr. a generous gesture today you'll later regret. Think before you give away the store proper setting of Steel Construction funds presented the award, one of 17 selected nationally. - ofThe 20) You may impulsively make t. VIRGO (Aug. 22) Not a good day to try to work out a business deal with a friend Do it when it can be accomplished in a 4 (UPI) GEMINI (May 20) Avoid activities with friends today that might cause you to overspend What's reasonable for them might be too costly tor you. 22) If there's something you need from a peer, this may not be a good day to ask for it Your favor could be granted in a way you'll find demeaning was public instruction, one of four members of SALT LAKE CITY the State Board of EducaAn award of tion who toured the (LTD merit has been pre- elementary school at sented to the designer, Colorado City, Ariz., steel fabricator and con- after a former member tractor of the Dirty Devil of the sect accused the River Bridge on polygamists of running a north of Hanksville, parochial school. Utah provides about Utah. The American Institute $200,000 per year in state four-spa- TAURUS (April y 20) Today you're a bit of a fault-findelooking more for the negative side of things Seek out trouble and you'll find it. LEO (July sociate superintendent among the featured had won in his own hand, led the five of hearts and finessed dummy's queen. Without a moment's hesitation East had dropped the eight spot. South had returned to his hand with the queen of clubs in order to lead the jack of trumps. If that eight had been doubleton, South played from would pick up the whole suit and make an overtrick. If it had been a singleton, South would lose one heart to West and make his contract. Unfortunately for South, West held the singleton and once South led the jack East was sure of two trump tricks and South's nice game had disappeared forever. We can't absolve South completely. He had a sure-fir- e safety play at his disposal Hp rnnld have led a low heart instead of the jack from his hand. This would give him an overtrick if East and had played the eight from ARIES (March 21 April 19) You'll want to please everyone today, but you'll make no one happy it you heed the advice of others. Follow your own conscience (Dec. 19) Neither you nor your male should make a maior decision today without the other's approval. Acting independently will cause a big problem it Make For Monday, March 28, 1977 22-Ja- GEMINI (May 20) En0y yourself today, but try to do it as inexpensively as possible. You don't want to blow it all on one day's fun speakers. By OSWALD & JAMES JACOBY "How was I to know?" groaned South. CAPRICORN y TAURUS (April 20) Bring that which disturbs you out in the open today Keep it locked inside and you will only bro u vice said there were h (prefix) 1977. (Nov. 21) Something of a speculative nature may be offered you today It will appear to be OK, but a maior ingredient will be lacking -- age in the first two months of SAGITTARIUS March 27, 1977 ARIES (March 21 April 19T Much attention will be focused today on domestic matters All will go smoothly, provided you don't try to dominate things. hens and pullets of laying 51 Sticky 9 ForSunday, farms as of March 1, compared with 1,310.000 the previous year. The rate of lay (eggs per 100 layers) was 62 5 compared with 48 in 1976 villain 3 - il'l'li s pass in India 50 Shakespearean I 7 Briefs E 49 Mountain (abbr.) 16 5 7 meed1 as" t a 45 Moron 47 Empire State city 4 P D ' Utah-P- Astrograph: Read Future in Stars N mTs o b l.lmcA state of time 28 Break short 3 pTr Utah E r TfTT aInQoi ' 30 No charge 31 Work soil 32 Betray (si ) 35 Large antelope 38 Perspired 40 Killer whale 43 Sunflower 1 2 A V Q HD3a IsTh 0 T J. 1 M"w Ra 11 L1L neighbor 26 Greek letter 27 Long period 33 Prospector's B - S dQT R --1 Breckenridge 10 Cooling drinks Home 19 Monocle Cape 21 Music syllable 20 Car fuel 22 Not well 23 Actor Mineo 24 Fizzes 24 Steeps in 29 Separates for 25 Iran's 1 o n-- f Damage Not genuine Seep Strong cart Idiots Hunting guide opposite 15 Flag flower 18 Wipe out (si.) 17 Irritates 18 Songstress 0 V E R JLOTnlJL vn s! Comedian 13 Gold (Sp.) 14 Jekyll's Sunday. 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