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Show Tuesday, January Briefs LOGAN, Utah (AP) SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -The Department of Defense - Utah "has much to be proud of and nothing to apologize for," Gov. Norm Bangerter said in announcing formation of a "Take Pride in Utah" program. Too much time has been spent talking about obstacles and "Utahns should focus more on opportunities as the state enters its 93rd year," Bangerter said in a statehood address to 500 people Monday night at the Mormon taberna- to The review will have spokesman The study vul- and any Lock-woo- The counterespionage Department said he has no sive counterespionage views the department g recon- The study is to include interviews with military installation commanders, security officials and firms cleared to do business with government agencies, under an industrial security program. The program has guidelines for phys ducts. Up to 30 Soviet inspectors would establish a compound d. near the Hercules Bacchus West plant in western Salt Lake County, under terms of the Intermediate Nuclear counter-measur- es installed by Utah firms will be paid for by the study around the Hercules' site is to be under the direction of the National Security Agency, a secret cryptographic and electronics protection organization and the Naval Security Group, Lockwood said. studies are the most exten- veillance equipment, aircraft and experts who will try to anticipate and block any possible spying, said Hatch aide Bob of- immediate comment, but added that vulnerability surlow-flyin- Defense A le will begin cle in Logan. "When we dwell inordinately upon the negative, as some people and groups in Utah are now doing, we do our state and ourselves a disservice," Bangerter said. "People outside of Utah regularly make decisions that affect our such as whether to build their new plant in Utah or Tennessee or somewhere else. Utah Republican senator's fice said. firms doing business with various government agencies and military instalradlations within a ius of Hercules, the aide said. the accord. six-we- ek 100 Forces Treaty. Department, the Defense Jan. 21, and will review security procedures for the 75 will begin a study this month of security vulnerability of up to 100 area firms in fight of the proposed missile treaty, an aide to Sen. Orrin Hatch said. Under the treaty, Soviet inspectors would be stationed in Salt Lake County to verify that Hercules Inc. does not produce motors for missiles that would be banned under The three- - to nerability study THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, I have immunity, judge says UHP officials SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -The Utah Highway Patrol and its officials are immune from a sexual assault lawsuit, but the officials can be sued as individuals, a federal judge has ruled. The suit was brought by three women who said they were sexually assaulted under threat of arrest by former Trooper Ernest B. Wilcock. "Where state officials are sued in their official capacity, the state's 11th Amendment immunity attaches and federal courts are without jurisdiction," U.S. District Judge J. Thomas Greene said in a decision released Monday. Although firms doing business with the Department of Energy aren't un Jer that program, they'll also be included in the study, said Lockwood. Military and company officials will be asked how they could be vulnerable to possible spying and what types of electronic equipment they have that could be intercepted or disrupted by surveillance devices. A A B . Willoughby may seek retirement LAKE CITY (AP) -PE.L. "Bud" WilChief olice loughby will leave active duty to undergo hospital tests for a heart problem, officials said. SALT Willoughby, 56, met last De-Paul- is month. 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