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Show 14 II, TooeleTranscript.Thursday, June Age Old Splendor Graces National Parks and Monuments 1981 Insurance Coverage Increases, According To d To the eyei of passers- - by. Utah's National Parks and Monu-men- d are mere glimpses of Mother Nature ' awe Inspiring licit! Yet just step car-boun- Labor Department Study Health insurance coverage (n the U.S. population has increased dramatically during the past three principally through the expansion of employ ment- - related group health plans, according to a La- bor Department study. The study, based on a de-cad- e, The study suggest hat if there is an interest in en- couraging firms to otter health and welfare plans to ?0r,km' fffor bclr, tho,d bf?cused T? estalihshments which many reasons are un- r m' w',b ployers to provide benefits, nationwide survey of 2,500 frmi WJ" 'ar8e propor,ion found that sixty ,w jjcome f,rnu percent of all firms cover with hi$i labor turnover. ' ing ninety percent of all employees in the private This study was conductnonfarm sector group ed by Battelle Human Afall some or to health plans fairs Research Centers of of their employees. Seattle, Wash., under conlikelihood that an THE with the Department tract employer provides a health of Labor. Its purpose was relation to plan increases in a to develop description of the firm's sie, the income and not covered workers of its employees, and the 1. proportion of salaried male fr c?ver. j 1 1 the characteristics of office workers, according plans, who do and do to the study. Coverage was such plans for provide fmuid to lie most extensive and the in the manufacturing in- - the,r employee., dustry and least extensive decision to offer in construction and retail health a plan. group trade. foyers listing of National Monu- where temperatures rarely reach 83 degree F, Bryce is actually a sene of break or cliff cut out of 14 amphitheatres along the plateau's edge. Not a canyon ments). Their geological features of red ruck cliffs, sandstone arches, and limestone amphitheatre could hardly lie - descntied with one superlavanroadside these beyond brC4thUking ad- - tive alone. "Majestic", "beautiV(,ur 00 wontlcrful to "breathtaking", ful", and "inspiring only whg( 0)k nure ccn. begin to pay descriptive turies of wind, water and justice to their centuries-ol- d handiwork. And words frost erosion to create, now - of themselves do nut share adinirathe Ains iWaiting the excitement that a visit venturesome brings their guests! explorers. With the wide range of kqab' five National ional opport unit les recreat National ven p4rkjj tw0 National Re- - available within the parks creation Areas and eight and monuments, choosing a way to explore them just begins the fun. Mule packing, river running, jeeping, backpacking or the simple pleasures of walking tours are but a few wayi to enjoy their scenic splendor and discover the geographic se- Its thousands of turrets, and spire have Cinnacles carved out Bryce offers guided walking nature tours and hiking trails as well as horseback trips. Paved roads take vehicle through the park to spectacular new- programs in the amphitheatre. CANYONLANDS National Park Undoulitedly one of the must rugged of all national parks. Canyon-land- s b an endless maze of red rock gorges and canyons that wiisd craily for miles only to end abruptly at sheer thousand foot cliffs. Utah's two major riven, the Creen and Colorado, flow through the park and unite right in the middle to form the spectacular and wild canyon of Cataract. The park is generally divided into two major sections, Needles in the south and Island- - In- - The- - Sky in the north where fascinating rock formations once more speak for the imagination and whims of Motor Nature! Moab, Monticello and Bhuiding located along US n 163, provide good for exploration of Canyonlands. Jeep and hiking are the lied way to explore the park while foot traib lead to major arches and stone formations. Entrance into the park b free while camping is 83 per night per site for the Nosd- - It earned its name for the huge domed formations capped with while sandstone which resemble the nation's capitot. Two major areas make up the park, at all! of soft pink Wasatch limestone as the result of a delicate erosion process. Granted national park status in 1928, Bryce is most easily accessible by driving 10 miles south of Panguitch on US 89 then turning east on State Route 12, the road that leads into the park. one of the nation's is est national parks. the southern extension called Capitol Gorge in the Waterpocket fold and Cathedral Valley in the north. Waterpocket Fold is for a great folding over of the earths crust which over eons of time created giant potholes. . .some big enough to swim in. Capitol Gorge is a narrow canyon that cuts through this area. Cathedral Valley is an area of giant stone "castles" jutting up from a picturesque valley floor. The main access to this park is via State Route 24, crets unique to each. a road that joins Interstate Hvili-Campgrounds and nearby or 50 cents a person on 70 west of Green River or I HIM ILFIII Ml cation partnership with hotels and motels make a buses. Camping fees are 2 US 89 about 10 miles north p vacation visit to Utah's per night per site. r.,iAa. of Richfield. No entrance CAPITOL REEF Na- fee is charged. Camping b parks and monuments even more convenient and en- tional Park - Descrilied as 12 per night per site. Backjoyable. having "the fantasy of packing arid hiking are the BRYCE Canyon NationBryce with the granduer of best way to Capitol Reef jpp Spike National Historic al Park Sitting atop the Zion but with more color and visitors are invited to Site (included in the states. 8,000 Pausaugunt Plateau than either", Capitol Reef attend evening campfire views such as Siuiset, Bryce and Inspiration Points. Entrance fees are $2 per car bead-quarte- ... Do-rr-- YOURSELF INSTALLATION! SAVE 'ZCQ OFF REG. PRICE ON EACH SHOCK! IISAVY D'JTV SHOCK ADSORBERS Inch Oversize Piston Exceeds Light Duty Original Equipment Shocks Which Have A 1" Piston. Heavy Duty Shocks Give Greater Stability Plus Greater Control. 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Rimless & Plastic Framesl REC. 3.99 2" MUMkSH IM$) KN50S 336 a. GADC PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUNDAY, JUNE 14 DAILY SUNDAY I and Zion National Parks, 23 mile east of Cedar It brilliant City oil wind- - eroded rot k formations provide a spectacular view for visitor and campers alike. Northern Utah claim the state's three other National Monuments Tim-panog- Cave, Dinosaur and Golden Spike. In con- trast to one another, the monuments pay homage to man, earth ami nature. The Timpanogos Cave b actually three separate caves connected by manmade tunneb, 12.000 feet above the canyon floor near Provo. With the glowing sparkle of fine jewels, its flowstones, helictites and stalactities reflect the national parks, Zion b the translucent beauty of its limestone interior. The counterpart of Bryce Cancave b 0rn from 8 a m. to yon's delicately eroded patterns with its imposing 6 p.m. from early June sandstone rock formations through mid Octoler at a and deep, narrow canyons. cost of 50 cents for guided Its main canyon b the retours. sult of the constant erosion COMMEMORATING of the Virgin River, whose the driving of the Coldcn water provides the life givSpike in 1869, the Golden ing force to the park's varSpike National Monument ied vegetation and offers stands where the meeting of the Union and Southern year-lon- g fishing. Zion b most accessible Pacific Railroads marked on US 9 which runs the first transcontinental through the park and joins transportation system. US 89 at the Mt. Carmel of the hisJunction to the east and Intoric day are held once a terstate 15 to the west. year on May 10 while reMost of Zions major forplica's of the Jupiter and mations can be seen from No. 119 engines and the the road while numerous museum housing other railguided tours, marked traib road memorabilia are open and horseback trips take daily from 8 a.m. to 4:30 visitors to beautiful side p.m. Dinosaur National Moncanyons and out- - of- - the-wa- y attractions. There is ument takes one back to no entrance fee for Zion the times when prehistoric and camping fees are 82 creatures roamed the earth. Here a working quarry is per night per site. UTAH'S National Monuset in the mountain where ments also offer an exciting visitors can watch palean-tologisworld of exploration. Rainchip out the fossibow Bridge and Natural lized bones of 14 different Bridges National Monutypes of dinosaurs. ments are the result of cenBEYOND the quarry turies of erosion by streams stretching from Utah into whose wide meanders Colorado are miles of prieventually lose the force of mitive roads, campgrounds, the river, causing it to cut picnic areas, nature trails and float trips on the through the solid rock before it. The gradual wearCreen River through Split ing away of the rock Mountain Gorge. The monetched a new course for the ument can be reached by river forming natural stone taking US 40 east of Vernal to bridges overhead. Rainbow Bridge is locatIn all, Utahs National ed in one of the most reParks and Monuments offer mote regions of southeasa paradise of recreational tern Utah and is accessible and scenic diversity found in few other states. Vacaby boat from Lake Powell or a 24 mile hike from the tioners washing further information on travel in Utah Navajo Mountain Trading Post. Natural Bridges, the should contact: Utah Travel Council, Council Hall, largest collection of natural stone bridges in the world, Capitol Hill, Salt Lake is found south of CanyonCity, Utah 84114 (801) lands National Park on TUNE-U- P ' Extensions. TO and picnicking facilities. CEDAR BREAKS b nestled In the Dixie National Forest near Bryce Canyon A 18 FANS Cushioned INSTALL 2 341? Drive. ORIGINAL p near the Colorado border and offer camping of YOUR CHOICE turtle mw the world and ranging from hole barely large enough to crawl through to massive pinnacle which tower over the immense landscape. Five section divide the crescent shaped park; The Window Section which b centrally Icoated, Courthouse Tower in the south, and Klondike Bluff, Delicate Arch and Devib Carden in the north. US 160, 5 miles north of Moab, provides the easiest access to Arches which has paved road bordering the south western rim of the park and leading through its central portion to the north. Unpaved roads and foot traib bring visitors to its major arches located off the main road. Entrance fees are 82 acar or 50 cents a person on buses. Camping fees are 82 per night per site. ZION National Park -One of the nation's oldest Extra Cooling With Less Drag On Engine. Helps Reduce Wear On Belts Er Water Pump. en Spill Proof. Fully Insulated. Holds Iloven-wee- 533-568- CEKERATCRS Available For Moat IV.W.'S. DATSUN'S Ur TOYOTA'S. (17 Push Button, ten tional Park, the large! wonderfully preserved anconcentration of these na- cient Indian ruin. tural (tone formation in b on a paved road off RES. 39.99 EA STARTERS I From All LFinishes. INSULATED TRAVELERS COP 'EM! IMPORT CAR PARTS Removes Dirt And Grime From All Vinyl Tops. 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