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Show rv- 2A Emery County Proqress-Wednes- DO SOMETHING WILD! March 3, day, - 1982 Congressional leaders favor NWF warning Council of governments to represent area needs The Carbon County Council of PRICE Governments, which is charged with coordination and setting of priorities for fund requests to state agencies, was formed during a Tuesday evening meeting in the Carbon County Courthouse. Lee Semken, Carbon County Commission chairman, was named chairman of the council, which is similar to a group that was active a number of years ago but which was later disbanded. All tax entities in the county will be represented on the council. Sen. Omar Bunnell, and several other speakers said the council is essential because of accelerating energy growth and the drying up of federal grant and loan money. new coal companies coming to Carbon County, the demand for more water and sewer systems will be overwhelming, Bunnell said. State agencies such as the Community Impact and Water Resources Boards will not have enough money to satisfy all requests, Bunnell said. We will have to go after one project at a time. The request for funds will not be considered unless people in the local areas have decided which ones are most needed, Bunnell said. Sen. Mike Dmitrich, suggested that industry be represented on the council. I do part of my work in Colorado where I have seen successful community impact With which committees include industry representatives. Sometimes the industries contribute money for impact mitigation. I have become convinced that the Utah Thanks to you... it works... forALLOFUS United Way in Ferron Midwinter Fork Sale Vz 14 12 10 3 (cut and wrapped) Pork Chops Rump Roast Breast Patties Variety Pak Franks Polish Sausage Pork Roast i. 69 Pork package lbs. 1 Pork 6 HAM HOCKS Center Cut Ham Slices 384-269- HAM lbs. PORK CHOPS lbs. BACON lbs. SPARE RIBS 13 12 8 lbs. PORK ROAST' lbs. SAUSAGE lbs. 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Cedar A pregnant woman should avoid a hot tub. Breaks Researchers at the of University Cedar National Monument, near Cedar City, comprises more than 6,100 acres and attracts about 400,000 Washington point to the risk of birth defects from excess heat. re- Energy-relate- d new projects coal search schools basic technology to produce program in unraveling syncrude from coal. For several years, a the mysteries of coal involves defining the process has been chemistry associated under development for with changing coal changing high volatile into liquid and gaseous bituminous coal into The fuels and using catalysts to make the conversion. Dr. Wendell H. Wiser, one of the nations top fuel experts, says this kind of fundamental research has produced several have been able to accomplish. Wiser and Oblad are also developing a promising pair of coal gasification techniques. One involves the liquid fuels, prin- direct hydrogeneraticipally gasoline. The on of coal, an exprocess was invented perimental procedure by Wiser, Dr. Larry yeilding large Anderson, professor of amounts of fuels engineering, and hydrocarbon molecuDr. Alex Oblad, les that are critical to Distinguished Profes- the synthetics and sor of Metallurgy and plastics industries. Cleanup day is no April fools By Elizabeth Hanson Newswriter HUNTINGTON -Now that melting snow reveals all the clutter, Huntington City is organizing a clean-u- p drive to kickoff April 1 and last until Labor Day if chairman Lund Leonard has his way. Leonard strongly feels the ongoing need to fix up, clean up and beautify the city. His home and all the others in a row on center Shortening Peaches western family Are you a parent who would like to learn ways to help your children become more responsible, techniques for understanding good and bad behavior, improving communication with children, reduce stress in your lives, and ways to provide proper nutrition for your children? If so, the Cottonwood Elementary P.T.A. is sponsoring a parent workshop each Tuesday, beginning March 9, 1982 and continuing until April 27 from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. at the Cottonwood Elementary School. The parenting workshop will be lead by Joe Brusatto, Four Corners Mental Health Center and is for parents of children of any age. The fee for the eight week class is $10 per person or per couple. Contact Dixie Thompson, approaches to Fuels Engineering. conversion. Their process is finances at either the Through its Fuels unusual in that 75 to 85 federal or state level Engineering Departpercent of the coal or by private industry ment, the U of U is now placed in the reactor Mineral Industries total $5 million at the recognized as vessel is reduced from and the College W University alone and Americas leading a solid far more in rapidly than other Engineering are $4.7 million at the university the advanced technologies handling a wide range Research Institute. developing Along with scientists American at the Universitys energy users to dig Research Institute, deeper into their researchers in the pocketbooks, the College of Mines and forced 4, 5,6 1.39 89 Fresh lean loin end Fryer Breasts J2.49 1.89 1.69 Prices "Mar. Lean Loin End USDA Legislature will never agree to share severance tax funds with local governments, Dmitrich said. Semken concurred with other speakers about the necessity of deciding which projects are most important. Block grants will come to the states from the federal government. The money will filter from there to the Southeastern Association of Governments and finally to the local agrencies, Semken said. The council chairman predicted a shortage of money to meet all requests. He said the community development program will receive a total of $350,000 for Carbon, Emery, San Juan and Grand counties. Miller Creek, a residential and farming area in south Carbon County, alone needs $330,000 for development of a water system, Semken said. William D. Howell, executive director of the association, which sets priorities for the four counties, said more emphasis will be placed on accuracy in making requests for money. During recent years federal agencies have assessed the ability of local government to repay loans for water systems and similar installations. If the local government did not have the ability to repay the entire amount needed, a grant was arranged for the remainder. This no longer will be the case, Howell said. Bunnell told the group that Utah will receive $48 million in late spring or early summer as its share of royalties frcm oil shale leases. The money has been in escrow several years during litigation between the state and federal government to determine how it should be distributed, Bunnell said. University of Utah launched a program that has led to the schools emergence as the nations leading of projects to reduce campus in coal con- Americas dependence version research. pn patroleum imports These coal and to put geothermal liquefaction and energy to work. The states subgasification studies occupy a major por- stantial reserves of tion of a $9.7 million coal and other research effort that potential sources of has also produced syncrude, as well as promising systems for the Universitys extar sands and oil shale pertise in developing extraction and a them, have made Utah repository for data on a major center in the geothermal develp- - search for alternative ment. energy sources. tCULLPACCC teaches adults U of U working on syncrude study Long before OPEC y How to seminar street are most improved section of town and inviting the whole town to a mutton and scone fry in August. Each block will have a chairman and two committee members. Since Leonard has earned reputation for achieving goals, this clean-u- p to promises power Cooperation drive pack plus. from everyone is essential. Huntington City has received a grant of $61,500 from the state impact board to apply to the new sewer to be built in the southeast section of town. The sum will not cover expenses since test holes reveal more wet soil than anticipated. The Castle Valley examples of consistent grooming. Leonard asks that people be aware of curb beauty and plant lawn or at least keep the weeds cut. He asked the city to purchase a side mount for the tractor to faciliate grooming the Special Service curbs. The city has to District has agreed to buy the tractor first. advance $7500 and the Leonard suggests city will match the giving a prize to the sum to complete the project. Development will be encouraged in Laughter is good this part of town. medicine, according to The council a year - long study. discussed a on policy The studys aim was the of city usage not to entertain but to Mayor motivate people to see equipment. Robert Roberts says humor in everyday life he feels a responsituations. Weekly sibility to the people injections of humor by when an emergency University of Southern arises and city peCalifornia researchers rsonnel are not in the lives of elderly available to run the home equipment. nursing residents made them He personally ran more cheerful and equipment to loosen responsive. the frozen coal pile so I A - ,1,-- the Boy Scouts could emergency after hours The council has sort it for a Scout fund work with a qualified contacted all property member of the city owners for location of raising project. Councilmen Allan council at the controls the risers for the Cox said the free use of and with the sanction pressurized irrigation city equipment would of the city main- system and has obcatch flak from the tenance supervisor. tained permission for public. Councilman Any operator would most of the easements. 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