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Show Friday, April en. ildon Money Joins roup- in Acid Rain View SALT LAKE CITY Sen Eldon A. Money, Fork, joined other members of the Energy Committee of the Western Legislative Conference to declare a regional legislators' position on the proposed federal legislation to control acid rain. During meetings in the last year and at the organizations conference in Salt Lake City the Committee heard presentations about the acid rain proposals as they would affect the environment in the West, the perspectives of other regions and Canada, and the economic impacts the various bills would have in the West. At previous meetings the Committee has heard from other representatives around the region including the Clean Air Coalition, the EPA, Western Regional Council, and industry spokesmen. "The west will strongly oppose legislation which taxes it to pay for emission reductions in the East and it will strenuously oppose legislation which erects artificial trade barriers against the use of Western coal," said Dick Wallis, Wyo., committee chair- man. Money said the committee is specifically opposed to legislation such as Hit. 3400 which would tax electricity generation nationwide to pay for scrubber installation on the biggest emitters of sulfur dioxide in the Midwest. This approach locks in the market for high sulfur coal rather than allowing utilities and industry themselves to decide the cheapest and best way to reduce emissions, he said. After reviewing the various proposals, the Committee supported the Senate Environment Committee verion (S 768) which would require a 10 million ton annual sulfur reduction in the 31 Eastern states but leaves flexibility in the means of compliance. - During the meeting in Salt Lake City Money also had an opportunity to visit with other Western legislators attending the WLC Fiscal Affairs and Federalism, Public Lands, and Executive Committee meetings. The WLC is comprised of legislators and appointed officials from thirteen Western states and three Pacific territories. It functions to foster and encourage interstate participation in the consideration of common issues and opportunities in the West, the conference provides a medium for state legislators to exchange ideas, knowledge and experience toward the development of policies to protect and promote Western state interests and to encourage interstate cooperation on major regional issues. County Adjustment Board To Hear Nine Appeals May 4 Nine appeals are on the agenda of the Utah County Board of Adjustment for its May 4 meeting at 5 p.m. in the Utah County Building. In a continued case, Mike is requesting a variance in the area requirements for a farm unit eligible for a secondary farm caretaker dwelling at 11706 N. 600 W. in the Agriculture-- 1 zone. Tamarack Boat Club is requesting a special exception for, the approval of a marina on the west side of Utah Lake near Jumbers Point, 8816 W. 3019 N. in the AgricultMining and Grazing-1- , ure-1 and Flood Plain Overlay zones. H. E. Davis and Sons Co. is requesting a special exception for a gravel pit in the West Mountain are at 6161 W. 6400 S. in the A- -l zone. Mc-Bri- John and Elizabeth Burke seek a variance in the setback requirements and a special exception for parking and acceleration lane requirements to allow a restaurant to be placed at the Benjamin Crossroads. They also seek a special exception to allow a caretak-er- a dwelling at 7305 S. 3200 W. in the Trades and Services zone. E.G. Jones wants a variance in the area requirements for a farm unit eligible for a primary farm caretaker dwelling (mobile home) at approximately 4076 W. 17050 S. (Birdseye) in the A- -l zone. Kenneth O. Melby wants a special exception for the waiver of road frontage for a single family residence, or relief on an alleged error made by the Zoning Administrator in not granting a permit because of lack of frontage from 2. y, 0, 4-- 8 Eagles Plan Tea Sunday Eagles Auxiliary will hold its annual Mothers and Daughters Tea at the Aerie Home Sunday. Luncheon will be served at that time as part of the program. Gifts for children under age 10 and door prizes for the others is planned. The family and friends of the auxiliary members and the Aerie wives are Invited. For further information call Louise Nelson and hearing evaluations from p.m. on Wednesday, May 9. (Please call speech and hearing in advance for an appointment at ext. 2497). May 11, from 10 a.m. to noon, the opthalmology staff of John A. Carver, M.D. will do glaucoma 373-785- 0, testing. All screenings, except those from speech and hearing, will be performed in the hospital's lobby. There will be free balloons for children. Throughout the week, various J c5 Iff The property is located at 13651 N. 4151 W. in the Critical Environments zone. Wren A. Scott requests a special exception to allow a caretaker dwelling at 1428 N. 2150 W. in the Industrial-- 1 zone. The Utah County Attorney's Office is requesting a rehearing of Appeal No. 682 by the Koyle family for a special exception and a variance to maintain a mobile home on a nonconforming lot at 10029 S. 600 E. in the A-- l zone. I REMAINING INVENTORY AND WE'RE LIQUIDATING -IT TO YOU AT T ) 33c ON THE DOLLAR! l! IX I S S ::;:. 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