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Show Friday. July !9. ' s By JOSEPHINE ZIMMERMAN Herald Staff Writer A new version of the supplemen- tal repayment contract for the Bonneville Unit of the Central Utah Project is under review by ffi m officials of the Central Utah Water Conservancy District. The contract, which is the 17th revision, was presented Thursday afternoon by a negotiation team from the U.S. Bureau of Reclama- ?r tion. i T 1 f ..... t 1 1 Voteis originally approved a $165 million contract for the Central Utah Project, but with increased costs, the supplemental contract has been under negotiation to pay for $335 million in addition. Deborah Link, BOR attorney, and Lavar Richman, negotiator, said the latest contract version removes all reference to a subsidy from power revenues of the municipal and industrial part of the project. Ed Clyde, the CUWCD attorney, pointed out that the district had hoped for some relief in the $335 million repayment costs from the sale of power. "It doesn't look like we're going to get that relief, so the wording should be removed from the contract. It is confusing to the public 1..s,,ai jr l ,1 MPy r n J Brian Tregaskis Photo Youngsters didn't seem to mind the flooded streets. Instead they did such things as ride their bicycles through them. Storm Ambushes Orem FLOOD: rain last night it was worse. . .we had a foot of water in the garage, an inch in the family room and about a foot on the porch," said Cindy McMullin. She said her husband was in the process of changing the oil in a family car. The flood water tipped over the oil pan and left a film of oil on tools, equipment, bicycles and the garage floor. Patty Palmer came home to find the aluminum awning of her neighbors in her backyard. "It flew over their house, across the street, over our house and into our backyard. It crushed our storage shed," she said. storm James said Wednesday's rain is a and the 1.2 inches of rain in north Orem is the third most ever recorded in Utah for a 15 minute period. (Continued from Page 1) north of Pleasant Grove received little rain. The main storm gained momentum over Utah Lake and dropped on Orem. Samons Center, 374 N. State St., had three inches of water cover the store, causing damage that could total as much as -- $10,000. "We were having a sidewalk sale until it floated away," said Steve Bowden, manager of Samons. "We had sand bags and dams built and it didn't seem to do a lot of good for us." Neighbors of Verdon and Cindy McMullin filled sand bags to try and help the family contain flooding in the McMullin home. "Everytime it rains (the drain) fills up. But I guess with the oesn't Worry (Continued from Page 1) Eastern Studies will be a BYU facility serving a loi.g and academic program," he said. "It certainly is not a missionary center for the LDS Church nor will it be used for church prosletyzing purposes. We are building the center in an effort to increase learning and contribute to world peace and understand- ing." Taylor agreed, noting that BYU has been operating a study center in Jerusalem for 17 years as part of its Semester Abroad program. The Jerusalem program differs from similar programs in Europe because of a lack of permanent facilities. 15-2- The proposed center is designed (Continued from Page 1) SCERA representatives after Orem City asked SCERA to produce its compete with Provo's Freedom Festival. That was back in November and December. summer festival. They wanted something to complement, not Sunday Utah Gov. Norman Ban- - gerter will join religious leaders in a tribute to families to kick off the event. The remainder of the week will give patrons a chance to glean helpful information about families, The Sanyo Electric Co. of Japan announced today it is making a multi-millio- n dollar investment in Orem-base- d Icon computer Sanyo will own 40 percent of Icon Systems & Software. Sanyo will manufacture a series of relatively . inexpensive, super-fas- t, computers that can run programs designed for large mainframes as well as smaller units. The Orem firm will develop and market the computers in the United States. super-powerf- Sanyo and Icon made a joint announcement of their deal today in Salt Lake City. Sanyo Executive Tsutomu Kuroka-w- a and Emo Kamuro and other Sanyo officials appeared with Icon President Dennis A. Fairclough at a press conference to announce the deal. "We are extremely pleasad to have Sanyo, one of the largest corporations in Japan, as a partner this relationship," Fairclough said. "They are one of the world's premier electronics manufacturing companies. The SanyoIcon relationship provides for quality, reliability and volume manufacturing capability second to none. We believe this joint venture brings to the computer market the best of advanced American computer technology, market awareness and the very best of Japanese quality, value and long-terwhich Sanyo prodsupport ucts have demonstrated for many years in every market in which they have appeared." in m ts With the new capital. Icon will expand its research, design and development programs of its radicomputcally new, advanced er systems. 32-b- it According to Fairclough, the list price for the entry level systems which will carry the SanyoIcon will be under brand name He said it will outperform systems now selling for $100,000 and up. $20,-00- said the agreement Fairclough comes after over 18 months of extensive research and development efforts, which included a joint venture agreement with Tokyo Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd., a major subsidiary of Sanyo. The first computers under the combined brand name are expected to be produced by the end of the year. Thursday morning's - Arrests county-wid- in e drug dealers sweep and substance abusers by Provo Police now total about 3 including of suspected according to Lt. George Pierpont. The sting, entitled "Allen's Bail Bonds." used a Provo bail bonds outlet as a cover for drug purchases, Identifying major drug operations In the area. Jhe livestlgatlon Is continuing, h This field work is also under the direct supervision of BYU's certified trainers and some of it in the past has been under direction of the uncertified trainer cited by the NATA as a problem in the accrediting process. One of the first major changes made after the NATA probation action was the appointment of George Curtis as head athletic trainer, replacing Marv Roberson, who will stay as "associate athletic trainer." multi-taskin- standard operating systems, ffcars 0ie won't spreadvyou weeks. 16 de- majors, or fields of study. Five are subject to periodic accreditation reviews from outside agencies like NATA. The BYU student athletic trainstuers program usually has dents at any one time. 30-3- 5 too thin. Sssna jfif in- cluding Unix 4.2 BSD, Unix System V, MSDOS and IBM 370 compatible operating systems. According to Fairclough, Sanyo and Icon expect to sell over one quarter billion dollars of the products. The SanyoIcon family of computers will include a second level system rated at 5.0 mips with a real-tim- e version of the proprie-ar- y operating system kernel and Provo 363 North University Avenue Suite (801)373-261- B 2 The Prudential 1900 North Canyon Road intelligent peripheral processors and an ultra high performance expandable multiprocessor system with up to 32 symmetrical processors and 64 mips capability. (801)377-818- 8 (801) Subiecl lb qualilicanonj. local availability and coverage requirements Wavelet Bag Available g Erlene Lott, 1097 N. State, Orem, told officers Wednesday that a Homelite chainsaw valued at $250 was taken from that address sometime during the last three The BYU physical education partment currently has Pru-Revie- based on dual Motoro as officers seek to find suspects who have left the area. In way of clarification, a Paul Haws named in Uursday's Herald as being arrested during the sweep was actually Paul Haws, Jr., according to Sgt. Brad Leatham. The Magic Wand THEFTS novelty store in the University Mall reported to Orem Police the in cash as well as theft of $800-90seven Kawasaki butterfly knives valued at $153 sometime Tuesday night. rt Don't be stretched by the high cost of auto insurance. Now Prudential will give you a discount for owning two or more cars. And a second discount if you select certain coverages, and have a safe driving record. So call your local Prudential agent for a to review your coverage and show you how to save money. With a Prudential Double Discount, two 32-b- it 0 juveniles, py, etc. Other programs to be implemented on the "timetable," according to the BYU document, included: Hiring of a new orthopedic consultant, making arrangements for a local pharmacist to audit BYU's drug handling and its distribution procedures, install a new whirlpool in the men's intercollegiate locker room plus a major rennovation of the facility, purchase additional equipment to give BYU "state-of-the-aathletic training facilities," and finally, to "implement as early as possible whatever recommended improvements appear in the forthcoming report of the NATA accreditation." Jensen said the NATA will again be invited to review BYU's program in the near future. you? Get a Prudential Double Discount. process, 64K bytes of set associative demand paged virtual cache memory and two megabytes of disk cache memory. 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Although Jensen claims the probation has nothing to do with intercollegiate athletics, student trainers, as part of their field work or hands-o- n experience, deal directly with BYU's finest athletes in the training room in such duties as "We're showcasing our uncommon quality of life," said Nielsen. la MC68020 microprocessors. Its speed is rated at a minimum of 3.0 million instructions per second and will have up to one gigabyte of Provo Police Continue To ers." and a chance to be entertained by professional talent. n Fairclough said the initial in of a family product, multiprocessor systems, is a multi-use- r, and we don't want to include anything that is confusing," he stated. The repayment contract must be submitted to the voters for approval, and negotiators hope to have the final contract ready so that it can be voted upon Nov. 5. Clyde said he wanted an opportunity to study the contract,; and would respond in writing. Don Christiansen, CUWCD manager, indicated he hoped to have it ready for final approval by the board at its Aug. 8 meeting. Dorothy Harvey, coordinator of the Intermountain Water Alliance, an organization that is critical of the Central Utah Project, said she could see nothing in the contract that would allow for the costs to be reduced if the Provo Bay Dike, the Goshen Bay Dike and other parts of the project are not built. Clyde said those parts of the project are still under negotiation and will be handled when the time comes. "We've been holding up five years for the Bureau to tell us what they are going to build at Jordanelle; now they have told us and we can negotiate the costs," he said. Clyde indicated the plan is still to follow the 1964 Definite Plan Report for the project. BYU (Continued from Page 1) viable program for student train- dency requirement," he explained. The program will also support BYU faculty research in Israel. Despite the protests, Taylor is confident the center will be completed as scheduled. "We have a strong position legally," he explained. "We've spent many years working through city, district and national offices to get the necessary approvals .. arayo Electric to Invest rem Computer Firm the firm. Sanctions Celebration Begins Sunday FAMILY: 3 PROBATION: NATA BYU Officials to supplement a general studies program involving 100 BYU underHil-lagraduates, according to Ray director of BYU's David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies. "We'll add to that a Near Eastern studies program and a master's degree program that will in0 volve graduate students a year who will be fulfilling a resi - Page CUPC nfraefl Und er tleview " 1 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah. 1985 spindi.....'139"$nul SOFA SLEEPERS Early American SLEEPER Early American Early American SLEEPER SLEEPER Queen sleeper and tofa SLEEPER LOVISEAT CAMEL BACK SOFA 229 Queen . , Love Seat ..$499 ..$329 Sofa .$399 start at . . 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