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Show - son. Peterson had resigned because of personal reasons. The city will be accepting applications for the Justice of the Peace to fill the vacant position. Councilman Dennis Lamb ed several outstanding leaders and Eagle Scouts. In a recent council meeting, Concilman Mez Stewart noted the scouting program within the community. "We are proud of the values and citizenship taught to our young men by the leaders. We. commend those who donate their time and effort to these boys." For the Payson Stake, Jerry Barker was honored as a leader, with Jeff Rushton as the Eagle Scout. In the Payson West Stake, Glade Schramm was honored as the outstanding leader with re- ported on receiving a bid from Software Systems, Inc., of Spanish Fork. The bid was for a five-yelease on a computer to be handled through Zion's Bank. Cost would be $420 a month with a $112 maintenance month, contract. On the present contract the city is paying $1,100 a ar on-sig- ht 'The council unanimously appointed Liz Right as the city treasurer and Elaine Tasker as city recorder. Both were appointed on a temporary basis in keeping with the present city ordinance. After changing the city ordinance the two may be appointed on a fulltime basis. The Santaquin Council tabled an issue concerning the rodeo for the city celebration until further investigation. Farrell Craig, chairman of the rodeo, requested funds from the city to cover costs. He noted that in previous years Bill Critten had furnished stock on a 7525 basis, Critten receiving 75 percent. However, Critten requires a flat fee of $2,000 for this year. Craig also reported that the Rocky Mountain Rodeo Association required $500 to pay the cowboys, and two tons of hay would need to be purchased at a price of about $2,600. After total assessment, it would initially cost the city about $5,100 to finance the rodeo. Money to offset the cost would be obtained through ticket sales and more advertising to bring a larger attending crowd. ' A comprehensive committee concerning all areas of the celebration committees would be held to discuss various problems and directions. Councilman Max Holman was assigned to work on the commit month. The new bid would save the city $7,000 a year. The council will discuss plans for the old computer before any decisions on a new one is made. Councilman Sherman Jones presented the proposal to rent the city's 72 shares of Summit Creek irrigation water. The assessment for the city last year was $32 per share. The city then rents the water for $10 a share above that. Citizens within the city would receive first priority to rent the water, and those outside the city limits would receive the second chance. The council tabled the decision until a later meeting. Eagle Scouts Brian Pierce, Joshua Fuellenbach, Robert Christensen, Shawn Wride, Duane Keck, Victor Zimmerman, and Val Meredith. In the Payson East Stake, Gary Thurston received recognition as the leader with Jason Johnson, John Harwood, John Catlett, and Brent Brimhall as Eagle Scouts. The Payson South Stake honored Kim LeBaron as leader and Brandon Bigler, Jordan reported on block and the possibility to grants receive 50 percent reimbursement for fire and EMT supplies. Records of fire and EMT's calls and responses would be presented to the grant program traditions, customs, currency, economics and lifestyles of the Japanese people, was the rea- publishing company Ninon Kei-zShimbun. Nihon Keizai Shimbun, also known as the Nikkei Company, is the Japanese equivalent to Dow Jones & Co., publisher of the Wall Street Journal in the United States. ai had Nikkei to planned donate son Nikkei chose the Rocky Mountain university as its first location for a satellite hookup. Most of these BYU students gained their knowledge and experience while serving missions for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-- day Saints. With the satellite hookup, Nikkei also plans to establish a re- cruiting program at BYU. According to Hirano, recruiting students who are competent in the Japanese language and culture will significantly reduce the amount of time necessary to train new employees. "One of the objectives of my originally the first satellite hookup to a well-know- trip (to BYU) is to bring about a closer relationship between Brigham Young University and the Nihon Keizai Shimbun. The second aspect is to recruit students for the Nikkei Company," says Hirano. "We want to recruit two students to work in our head office in Tokyo. They will have broad responsibilities in marketing and planning, and later will be sent to foreign countries after working for five years in Tokyo," he adds. has with Japan. BYU's large population of American students who are fluent in the Japanese language, and who also know the Brigham Young University has become the first United States educational institution to receive satellite access to the database of Japan's largest economic and business n American university on the East Coast, says Katsuhiko Hirano, deputy general manager of the International Information Databank Bureau for Nikkei. After meeting with Walter Ames, a BYU professor work in Ja- - doing consulting Nikkei altered its plans Ean, of the strong ties BYU Like the Wall Street Journal, Nikkei distributes a business newspaper that covers a variety of topics influencing economic trends or business developments around the world. The satellite hookup at BYU allows the newspaper to be displayed on a computer monitor and printed if desired. 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