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Show 13, 1987 Sunday, September - Page THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, The latest developments in Utah and around the Intermountain West. 5 TfMj --.yJ. '' y f nmmiwmmmmmmmmmmmmmsjmmmmmmmmummmMmmmmmmmm Army: Human error caused chemical mishaps Briefs - Pilot escapes death in crash landing - runway, but its main landing gears collapsed and the craft slid another 1,500 feet before coming to rest on the side. of the runway, said airport operations manager Tom Riley. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Air traffic on one of Salt Lake Interna- tional Airport's two runways was disrupted for nearly IVt hours Friday when a small cargo plane crash-landeofficials said. e Beech owned by :The Majestic Air touched down about 500 feet from the edge of the March The pilot, whose name was not available, was the only person on board and was uninjured, he said. 4 The army, in an effort to get rid of its aging stockpiles of unitary although four workers summary of the report. None of the four had any symptoms of nerve agent poisoning, the Army said. at the Johnston Atoll Chemical Agent Disposal System in the Pacific near Hawaii. Hatch introduces child care legislation - care services," Hatch said in a prepared statement. "Block grants will go to the WASHINGTON (AP) Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch has introduced legislation that would make child care programs more available and affordable to families. low-inco- The Child Care Services Improvement Act, introduced by the Republican senator on Friday, would provide "incentives for both innovation and flexibility in child SLC Navajo leadersmay get hefty pay hikes states, providing $250 million to establish additional child care programs," he said. "This bill will also remove disincentives for the expansion of child care services such as the unaffordability of lia- WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. (AP) -- annual merit pay increases of Navajo Tribal Chairman Peter amounts to be decided annually by MacDonald and Vice Chairman the full Tribal Council. Also, 25 percent of their salaries Johnny Thompson would get hefty pay raises under a budget recom- would be withheld under a deferred mendation made by a tribal com- compensation program. The withheld money would be placed in a mittee. The tribal Budget and Commit- special interest-payinaccount, tee voted this week to approve and the officials would receive the a resolution recommending that money when they leave office. The resolution deals with only MacDonald's annual salary be raised to $75,000 from $50,000 and one portion of the tribal's fiscal bility insurance, taxes and red tape." site for one of several EEOC meets - Service's civil rights groups, Salt employees and all other individuals in the Salt tions and Lake City interested Lake City SALT LAKE CITY Salt Lake City is one of 50 regional sites for the EEOC's Satellite Seminar on federal equal employment opportunity laws, regulations, policies and programs. The Sept. 15 program at Salt Lake County Community College, 4600 South Redwood Road begins at 8 a.m., and is presented in association with the Public Broadcasting g area. 11-- 1 program will originate from Washington, D.C. where a live panel discussion of current EEOC policies and programs will be beamed by satellite to each of the 50 cities. training on major bases of discrimination sex, race, nawill follow tional origin and age the panel presentation. For registraton information, call toll-fre- e There is a registration fee. The National Narrowcast Service and is being held in honor of the bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution. Those invited include employers, representatives of labor organiza closed-circu- it 1988, budget and the committee is scheduled to resume work on the Thompson's to $65,000 from $46,000. The committee's resolution also recommends that the two tribal executives receive various fringe benefits, including a vehicle and home for each, optional retirement and insurance coverage plans with the premiums paid by the tribe, and cost of living allowances and 1979. Eventually, the Army hopes to develop technology to dispose of the old chemical weapons on each of the nine sites where they are stored: Johnston and Tooele; Aberdeen Provings Ground in Mary the public budget next week. The resolution dealing with the chairman's and vice chairman's salaries is expected to be considered by the Tribal Council when it takes up budget matters later this month, possibly on Sept. 22. Newport Army Ammunition in Indiana; Anniston Army in Alabama; Pine Bluff Arin Arkansas; Pueblo Army in Colorado; Umatilla Army in Oregon and Lexington Blue Grass Army Depot in Kentucky. "What happened is that, ironically, during a period when we were not conducting toxic operations, you had a very, very minor release of the chemical agent GB," Chapla said, describing the Tooele incident. land; Plant Depot senal Depot Depot were exposed in the Johnston Island case, the Army said in a threatened, Munitions Disposal System in Utah and the handling of a cleanup chemical weapons by 1994, began the CAMDS project at Tooele in Work at Tooele with toxic chemicals has been suspended since January's incident and will not resume "until the corrective actions have been completed," the Army said. In neither incident was Army Depot's Chemical Agent d, twin-engin- In both cases, the chemical was the toxic nerve agent GB, said Lt. Col. John Chapla, an Army spokesman. WASHINGTON (AP) The Army blamed human error for two hazardous incidents in its chemical weapons disposal program and said Friday that it has made organizational changes to prevent such problems from happening again. Two reports issued Friday dealt with a leak Jan. 28 at the Tooele Nevada officials keeping eye on Newmont gold takeover mont Gold production more than 50 percent next year, with the Nevada company now scheduled to produce 913,000 ounces of gold in 1988. Plans call for boosting production to 1.4 million ounces in 1989 and 1.6 million ounces in By the Associated Press Nevada officials are keeping a close eye on efforts by a Texas financier to take over Newmont Mining Corp., a move that will decide control uf a Nevada company that is North America's leading gold producer. The state has a special interest in the high stakes battle because Newmont Mining owns 90 percent : 1990. Newmont Mining recommended Friday that shareholders reject a $95 a share partial tender offer from a group led by Texas finanI' cier T. Boone Pickens Jr. The announcement came a day Newinterest in Nevada-basemont Gold Co. And Newmont d Gold holds the key to billions of dollars in gold reserves locked in the rugged landscape of north-centrNevada, near Elko and Carlin. Newmont Mining announced Friday it was stepping up New after Pickens' investor group, Ivanhoe Partners, stepped up its al attempted takeover by indicating it would fight to place Pickens and two associates on Newmont's board of directors. First oi me week DOLLAR STRETCHERS PROVO 655 E. 300 S. 340 S. MAIN AMERSG&N FORK OREM SPRIKGVILLE 1950 N. STATE 175 PRICES EFFECTIVE: SUNDAY. SEPT. 13111 THRU WED.. 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