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Show January 20, 1984 Forum Page 4 letters to the editor Stop Drunk Driving To the Editor: read articles in the Salt Lake Tribune and in the Deseret News dealing with drunk driving. One article in particular stated that 91 of all fatal traffic accidents are related to drunk driving. This means that 9 out of 10 people who are killed on the highway die as a result of drunk driving. This scares me very much and I am very concerned that the laws in Utah are not strict enough to have an impact When I go out on the highway I would like to feel very sure that my life is not going to be endangered by a drunk driver. I recently The drunk driving laws in Utah are some of the most stringent in the nation. I feel, however, that Apartments for Rent conthey are not strict enough. I think a person should time first for the victed of drunk driving receive a mandatory license suspension for five years and a very large fine. I strongly believe in capital punishment for a person convicted of killing someone while driving under the influence of alcohol. Many times it is the drunk driver who lives and gets away with the least amount of sufferage. This must be changed. I recently saw the movie License To Kill" in which a drunk driver killed a young Its a Matter of Education Dear Editor: Last summer, as a new resident of Salt Lake City, I knew very little about Westminster College and set out to investigate. I was interested in what girl. What really got me upset was that this man was almost acquitted on the basis of some minor legal technicalities when in fact he was obviously guilty. I wonder how often this happens. I think our judicial system needs to take a very close look at the way drunk driving cases are handled. We, as people in the community, need to fight against the unexcusable crime. Petitions need to be signed and public denouncement of our states laws is a must 8 blocks from campus Quiet, roomy, $240 - $265 per month Unfurnished newly-renovat- ed Christopher Satovick older students. The discovery was a positive welcome and excellent opportunity. From admissions personnel to tutorial math, experiences have been marvelous. Continued on page 5 this school offers 2534 South 1300 East Call 277-41- 16 IF yaDun9!? sffni!iis 0 Wi? SEnmiS Mljpfinng ysw IF!? jpsay O One of the worries you dont need is how you are going to pay for your education. We can help with a student loan. You can get information about our student loan program at any First Security office, or contact the statewide Student Loan Office, 405 South Main, Salt Lake City (801) And chances are, no matter where you live or where you go to school, theres a First Security near you. 350-138- 6. For student loans, checking, savings, HandiBank . . . any financial service youll need to help you through school, come to the Student Activity Center First Security Bank. FOrsG: StHomirntty lainiCs. Member FDIC |
