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Show Sunday. November 18, 1979. THE HERALD, Provo, Belgium University To Fete V Professor Dr. Milton E. Wads worth, professor of metallurgy and associate dean of the University of Utah College of Mines and Mineral Industries, will receive an honorary degree from the University of Liege in Belgium. The professor was recommended for the high honor by the applied sciences faculty at Liege, one of Europe's leading institutions of metallurgical study. He will be presented the award on a date to be announced. Wadsworth was advised of his selection by E H. Betts, tector at the University of Liege. "This exceptional indication of esteem will bring to you a testimony of the admiration which our department holds for you as a person, for your work, and for the service which you have rendered to science," Betts told Wadsworth. It is the latest in a series of honors given Wadsworth during the past two yean. In March he was elected to the National Academy of Engineering, becoming only the fifth Utahn so U's Distinguished Teaching Award; the James Douglas Gold Medal for distinguished contributions in nonferrous metallurgy; a Henry Krumb national lectureship; and a Distinguished Member award from the Society of Mining Engineers of the American Institute of Minino Matall, Petroleum Engineers. Ke won a Distinguished Research Award at the U in 1972. He has made two visits to China. In August of this year, he spent nearly three weeks there at the request of the Chinese government to lecture at mining and metallurgical institutes. In November 1978, he toured China as a member of a delegation of top U.S. scientitsts. Wadsworth has authored more than technical publications in metallurgy, four of which have received "best 75 paper" awards from the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers. His main areas of interest include the surface chemistry of mineral systems recognized in the organization's in both mineral dressing and extractive history. metallurgical processes. A U faculty member since 1948, Hit fundamental itudies on leaching, Wadworth has earned an international roasting, precipitation and sintering reputation for his expertise in metal- processes provided the theoretical lurgy. He is widely recognized for his foundation for many of the current pioneer work in developing the scien- operations of modern hydrometallurgy. tific basis for metallurgical engineer- His findings have made significant contributions to the ing. development In 1978, Wadsworth was the recipient of new, pollution-fre- e metallurgical of four major awards, including the processes. Maryland Company to Build Cement Plant in Leamington - The BETHESDA, Md. (UPI) Martin Marietta Corp. says it will build an 885 who would be employed at the plant. The plant would produce about 650,000 pounds of cement per year, officials said. million cement plant near Leamington, Utah in Millard County. Company officials Thursday said construction on the facility would begin next spring, with completion targeted for the summer of 1982. No figures were given on the number of people Hill AFB Fire Costs The company operates eight plants, has offices in 41 states, and employs about 30,000 people. It would be the first Utah operation for the firm. Who fixes a broken tucket ... a inali unction-in- g missile? Who even thinks about the possibility or the problem? The U.S. Army does. "It always looks the same in films and movies," says Sgt. Pat Dickerson, the Army recruiter in Provo. "Rockets and missiles take off in a cloud, flames roaring from the site structure, then soar on a true flight toward the intended target." Most of the time this is the way it occurs. But there has to be someone who sees to it that this is the way it will happen someone who can prevent and repair any possible malfunctions. The Army's Ballistic Missile Repair field trains soldiers in this skill. TOOELE ARMY - AMERICAN has added the 6. a portable, compact life saving unit u - Hospital Life-Pa- k :; Among the 202 items to be offered will be trucks, Room and Intensive Care Unit. trailers, T- typewriters, bins, clothing, storage The life-pa- k is com of two separate posed tools, pneumatic It has the capacity for niture, cabinets, shop tools, storage tanks, and emergency or long-terECG monitoring, with a hardware. scope that will "freeze" a The items are on dis- patient's heart beat, if play from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. necessary, for further weekdays at the depot evaluation. Disposal Yard, where sales catalogs are According to hospital available. Entrance to spokeswoman Creta the depot will be through Blackburn, the unit is the North Gate located on capable of defibrillating 1st North Street, west of (converting a life Tooele. threatening heart beat pattern to a normal Items purchased may rhythm) and elective be removed on the sale cardio version date provided full pay- (converting a rapid ment is made. For troublesome heart beat to further details contact normal); performing Louis Brems, Tooele 'stress' tests, and Army Depot, diagnostic 12 lead ECG'f. kitchen equipment, fur- - TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) Israel handed over a craggy hunk of the Sinai desert to Egypt today but in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip there was spreading protest over the decision to expel a prominent Palestinian mayor. s. 1 DONNA JOYCE Maniim, American Fork Hospital R.N., DelOY arc-shap- Middle demonstrates new Life-Pa- k I. SAUKTOACEt Attorney et Low UAR announces the relocation of office to: 3707 North Cenyon Rood Suite 31 Provo, Utah Practice limited to Corporate & Business, Divorce & Family Law, Oil & Gas, and Real Estate modate each other." He said, "It is also a sign against the rejectionist front who stands against the peace process in the peace treaty. li ' The Israelis say they have more than $7 million invested in the area. Brig. Gen. Abu Shanaf , head of the Egyptian delegation to the Sinai talks, told the gathering the decision to move up the scheduled hand-ove- r date by two months "shows that both parties do not insist on or adhere to the letter of written agreements but make an effort to accom- The brief military ceremony took place at a civilian airfield at the foot of the sixth century monastery of St. Catherine, marking the transfer of an 600square-milzone as called for in the March 26 .Egyptian-Israe- -Fork FORK The American Israel Returns Sinai to e, 49 American Fork Hospital By A local aucDEPOT tion sale will be held at Tooele Army Depot on Nov. 29. Trie sale will start at 9 am. and the public is invited to attend and bid. age Unit Obtained oFixeSArl?rLife-Savin- g rotten Missiles? The Army Utah-P- East." $100,000 The fire burned for about 20 minutes before base firemen extinguished it, an Air Force spokesman said. Roofing insulation stored inside the building and portions of the roof were damaged. HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah A blaze, apparently caused by (UPI) a welding torch, caused about $100,000 damage to a building under construction at Hill Air Force Base. Two unidentified workers were treated for smoke inhalation at the base hospital after the fire at the storage building Wednesday. The $1.7 million structure is being built to store hazardous materials at the air base. Pre-Holid- ay DECORATING CENTER Senate Okays Energy Funds - Funds totalWASHINGTON, D.C. ing 86.9 million for construction and tion measures are a step in the right direction," Garn said. "In light of the energy picture in this country today, it is imperative that we encourage the most efficient uses of energy." The funds included 83.25 million to be used for the energy measures at Hill Air Force Base. The work involves modification of 20 base facilities by addition of insulation, regulation of temperature controls, and elimination of cargo doors. Air conditioners will also be replaced with evaporative coolers. . energy conservation programs at Utah s Hill Air Force Base were approved by the Senate Military Construction Appropriations Subcommittee, U.S. Senator Jake Garn has announced. Garn, who had written subcommittee members Sens. Paul Laxalt and Walter Huddleston urging approval of the funds, praised the recent action. "These construction funds will contribute to badly needed facility improvements, and the energy conserva' (R-Uta- lanr V X I I I I I lift m v m - i ..r mm m p i a it if Visif our New Fumifure howroom Unbelievable Values Quality Furniture at Discount Prices! i ....on WiJI DK1 mm. OPEN: f.lon. & Fri. LL fir Bank IRA and earn a full 8 interest The money, and the interest it earns, cannot be taxed until it is December 31,1979 and withdrawn probably stop giving tax money upon retirement when away. Save until retire- you will likely be in a ment and have a nest-eg-g lower income tax in addition to Social bracket. 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