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Show I 4 1 4 tfrlaihington i Benatoridi Candidate IKIatdh Visitor tfsirge A toward socialised medicine that would co6t the American Taxpayer eighty Orrln Hatch, Republican candidate for United States Senator, told a group of more than fifty persons, at the Sugar Loaf Cafe Wednesday evening, September 29 that Kaiparawita Program would be accomplished with "deep mining". An ecologically sound plan which meets all details of an Environmental study is being developed by Five M, a Hurricane Mining Company, Mr. Hatch said. . In a talk that hit hard at step becoming legalized. While waiting for Mr. Hatch to arrive, the group billion dollars. "If the bill U passed, who will get the health care?" he queried "The rich and the very poor, not the middle class.,' He answered his own question. heard County, Washington elected, controlled by approximately 3500 different agencies and bureaus that consumes more than three quarters of a federal budget of 413.3 billion dollars. . Saying that he was against Washington My City of i to Ow Gaargt MIMIC . OS were built, such as the Tabernacle, and Temple, as to the general way in which Vrat the city had been laid ouL and into pioneer homes, from that of Brigham Young to some of the older homes which remain. We had no idea prior to reading the book how much there was in the background of SL George. Of TMt IMS im- southern Utah. After urging by her I read the book and A was equally impressed. few months after reading the book, we had the occasion of passing through St. George and made a point of staying there. We found that our experience with The Giant Joshua" was very helpful in appreciating your city as we visited iL The book has given us great insight as to the way in which the major buildings mMJ jlC?L"J! and wife was very pressed with the insight the book provided about the founding of your city and about early pioneer life in Some time ago my wife discovered and read a book about the founding of the city of St George. It was entitled "The Giant Joshua" and was written by a woman whom I understand to be a native of the city of St George by the name of Maurine Whipple. number of federal employee exceeds the total number of factory workers. Mr. Hatch said he considers the National Health Care Insurance Act a major '' Nstlml where he cut television comma-dai- s with Ronald Reagan who is endorsing both the candidades of Gerald Ford and Orrin Hatch. (o&DF Dear Sir: fourteen mlf' Coo" by WILLIAM E. BRANEN President "The Giant Joshua the first time the total ' California a government should be local basis." G. Murray Webb, Four Year Commissioner Candiate said, "The growth factor is at its greatest at the present 08E' .mhlimkon pFSra million government workers, kr' Practice Your Right! Mr. Hatch discussed issues Thursday A.M. at the Sunroom, Dixie College with a group of one hundred and fifty people, who received his comments enthusiastically. His stop in St. George was occasioned by a trip to - federally planned economy. The bill, if passed, would require an expenditure of from twenty to forty billion dollars and would require the employment level to be under three percent, an impossible level due to the "hard core" unemployables we have in the nation. Mr. Hatch pointed out that already we have approximately Give Us the Right to bounty ftos' a in Can- Schmutz, Webb, said, briefly, "I believe on County -- . cited the Humphrey-Hawkin- s full employment bill, which he said would put the government in direct competition to the private em- resulting if Replying to a question from his audience, the youthful father of six children said that he was against abortion engovernment big croachments, Mr. Hatch Irom Jerry Lewis, candidate for Two Year Commissioner or would have a residents. County time. It is important for the county to have experienced commissioners to keep up with the growth of the county." Mr. Webb said the County and the Commission were both operating in the black. Lewis. Ray Schmutz. candidate for Utah Houe of Representatives, said. "For any reforms we want made, we will have to do our house cleaning here locally and work up to the top. We cant start at the top." representative available to . ployer, Washington The Senatorial hopeful, bureaucracy, Mr. Hatch said that the government is comments didates, who describes himself as an "eclectic" (a person who accepts his philosophies from any source) promised that he would either spend time in Government U.S. V. bounty Noivo f imtl J. F. Mountford 4 Asa L. Mountford Publishers J. F. Mountford Editor ' Entered as Matter once a week at the post office at St. George, Utah 84770, under the Act of March J, 1879. 2nd-Cla- We would high recommend STAFF Associate Editors Errol J. Foremaster Stewart R. Giles Features Dorothy E. Se that the citizens of SL George action is possible to give this book additional publicity so that St. George can appreciate the city, as we did, through its pages. Had we not read it prior to our visiL we likely would not have stayed overnight in your very enjoyable city. We think we will continue to stay in St. George as we travel through Southern Utah because of the insight which we now have about St. George, which we do not have into any other southern Utah towns. We trust that our particular insight may help you in SL George in your continuing . efforts to make the stay of visitors in SL George a profitable and enjoyable one. If it is possible, your printing of this letter in your newspaper may bring The Giant Joshua" to the attention of more people in your t community. Very truly yours, Brian J.Stowell ' take whatever -- to build a better community for others a Newspaper AiaocUUou whether we are professionals, industry or in anything else. Do you have a right to know? Do you want to have the right to know? Do you feel reporters and editors should be gagged? Do you think the news media has prejudiced individuals suspected and being tried for a crime? These are questions all of you must answer in the days ahead. You must decide if freedom is exploited, or if you are being cheated. You were all interested in the Sheppard case. Not long ago it was depicted on TV in a dramatic presentation. This is the story, as you know, of the celebrated Cleveland, Ohio doctor who was accused of killing his wife and newspaper reports were said to have convicted him. It should be noted on the other hand that a newspaper woman was responsible for his eventual retrial and acquittal! Newspaper reporters have been tossed in jail on contempt charges in the last several years; have served jail sentences because they refused to reveal sources. You read of the case in Boston, Massachusetts where a Superior Court judge told the reporters he did not want the case of a woman who allegedly killed a police officer five years ago reviewed in the newspaper again only the actual facts of the trial would be allowed. He said this was not a gag rule but newspapermen everywhere called it that because it told them what to write and DEADLINES: Monday - 5:00 p.m.: Social News and School News. Tuesday 10:00 a.m.: Advertising, Classified Ads, News and Pictures. All deadlines advanced one day when a holiday -- falls during the week. ALL DEADLINES MUST BE OBSERVED! SUBSCRIPTION RATE: In County $6.00 per year Out of County $7.00 per year All subscriptions Payable in Advance 23 EAST ST. GEORGE BLVD. PHONE ST. GEORGE, UT.S4770 . 8011673-611- 6 - Dear Editor: It is apparent from recent decisions of the County Commission, that even in our local government big money news for a change? The answer to that, in my judgment, is that yea, as a community and individual businessman and as a citizen of the community should give us good news. It is not for us to print the good or the bad news but ALL news. If there has been an area of wrong-doing- , whether it be on Main Street or at the White House, the journalist should have to tell you about talks. The County Commission will not reverse its decision to grant a conditional use permit to the Haynes brothers because they are afraid that the Haynes brothers will file suit against them. It matters not that this salvage yard will be a detriment to the community of Ivins and a blight on the landscape. L (Bewitch tfour diove Governor Rampton Day (Cosmic The Haynes brothers are not intimidated by threats of legal action. They will (and have) laughed in your faces. The only response will be from actual legal action. We. need this action NOW - t ' 'i ) It takes money to fight moneyed business such a' as this (and dont consider foT that they dont have it!) one moment THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY -- addY00R FAVORITE CARTOON ClASSES EVERYDAY 835 E. 100 N. HARVEY CARTOONS We are asking, begging for your support. If you feel strongly about the growth of this area for the good of this area, please send any contributions that you can. We do not want to battle for years and years against a situation similar to the one that existed on old highway 91 at Bluff, where all those old junk cars once were. How long did it take to move that? Please lend your support, send your contributions to Ivins Action Committee for a Cleaner Environment. Lyanne Goeser WHEREAS, that man is going to retire from the governors office at the end of his term in January, 1977. 9, 1976 Hail's Insurance Agency Olsen Insurance Agency DeMici't Fme fewefop 17 North Main George 20 off reg. price OnJd Winter Coati now for Winter Season Ahead Lay-aw- ay EARTHQUAKE CONTACT "Wedding, Bfefo thru the month of October ROOD Dixie Insurance Agency and "Coati SpectiacuDair as VALUABLE THIS COVERAGE IS NOW AVAILABLE! OFF JiotheJ(oS et GOVERNOR CALVIN L. RAMPTON DAY (Soati 1 lAith a diamond's allowed our city to grow and prosper, and urge all citizens of SL George to join with me in Governor honoring Rampton on this day. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed the seal of the City of St. George this 5th day of October, 1976. Neal M. Lundberg, Mayor NOW, THEREFORE, I, NEAL M. LUNDBERG, Mayor of the City of St. George, Utah do hereby proclaim the day of October .1 n S&U in recognition of the many years of public service and the help he has given to the City of SL George which has WHEREAS, that man has been a good friend, a great statesman, and of great help to the people of SL George during his tenure as governor, and , , d)iamon J from, dbehtit 2 FVoclaimed the--mos- We, a few citizens of the city of Ivins have formed the Ivins Action Committee for a Cleaner Invironment. We are going to fight the Establishment of this junk yard. iL Whether you are a banker, an industrial-isa merchanL publisher or editor, we all have one thing in common we are Americans. And as Americans, we subscribe to the document known as the Constitution, the greatest instrument of democracy ever written. While the Magna Carta, the previous model of freedom, is no longer in direct use as an instrument of British governmenL our Constitution is still a viable document in daily use and continually updated to meet changing needs through the amendments. Think of us as newspaper people who have heard again and again from the superintendent of schools, aldermen, mayor or the police chief who answered the newspapers inquiry by saying, This is really classified information." How many times have we in the newspa- been given the paternalistic attibusiness per tude of "this is not good to publish"? Who is the judge? How many times have editors-reporter- s been asked, "We would appreciate it if you would refrain from using this item" whether its a Main Street item, in the State Capitol or to some of our top reporters in the nation's Capitol? This is a sign of the times and these are the days when we really need the help of the business community to make America work. If men who carry the free enterprise banner refuse to stand up and be heard, who will? Give us the right to practice your right! what not to write. I have heard it said many times in small communities that everyone knows whats happening and a newspaper only verifies iL It goes further than that. How many times have you been at a basketball game and watched some local kid get real hot on the floor sinking baskets and free throws right and left and how many of you have kept an accurate, foolproof account of that total? After the game, you might go to the score table and irritate them. But, you do check the newspaper for the box score to revive that memory and have the correct facts. The right to know is as fundamental as apple pie or baseball and you know all of us have dreams to be followed; a purpose, perhaps THESE are our elected" Commissioners WHEREAS, The office of supposedly . making decisions that will governor is the highest office better our County and our; in the State of Utah, and Communities? So much for, their decisions! WHEREAS, the prosperity and welfare of the citizens of In and around Ivins we St. George depends to a great t have some of extend upon the cooperation beautiful and spectacular between local government scenery in Washington and state governments, County. From Snows Canyon westward it just abounds with WHEREAS, the office of beauty, so why spoil it? Lets work to clean up existing governor has been held and junk-no- t build bigger & better the duties performed exjunk piles under the guise of cellently by one man for the past twelve years, and salvage yard. in your comthe who create we is it munity told you that climate of the nation that if it were not for us (meaning newspaper writers) the gloom would be less and that we should print some good Big Money Talks Barbara Mountford Tammy Gtedhill in business, How many times have people in COMPOSITORS Doris Mountford bet- ter world for others. This is true regardless of ly Belly $oie and Ubaiii of Boiton Master Charge & Bank Americard Kemp Corner Shopping Center |
