Show 12 A THE OGDEN STAND - UTAH OGDEN Offices Bsd (r Ab STiiAilG AKD-EXAMINE- B By Elsie Hix 1 1 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Secretary of State Lamont F Toronto — always looking for more room — says some of the wayward state agencies will be back on the Utah THE SKUA HAS EEEU OBSERVED WlTHlU 200 MILES Or THE SOUTH POL- E- CLOSER EV'EW THAW THE THESE ARE OWE MILLION PEWEK FARMS 1VS THE US TOEAY pew sums THERE WERE THAW Capitol grounds next year Many of the state agencies occupy space in downtown Salt Lake City but next year there will be more space on the Capitol grounds with the completion of the new six floor office building The highway department will use the fourth fifth and sixth floors and share the third floor with the State Dept of Public Safety which includes the drivers’ license division financial responsibility division criminal identifcation bureau and the Utah Highway Patrol The State Tax Commission will be on the first and second floors The move to the new office building will vacate space in the Capitol The State Building Board is considering plans for remodeling the capitol and director Glen R Swenson says the work will start in the areas vacated by the moving agen cies It will proceed as other agencies move into vacated quarters The remodeling will include Log air conditioning new elevators and new lighting years ago 10 'M AG - SPALD1U6-- Boston 1875 l h nign senior - K 14-sta- te The Box El- der County school budget of $5142000 was fnally approved at a public hearing this week The budget is higher this year because of plans for the new county high school In other action the school board adopted a new policy on renting musical instruments accepted a cash gift from the Bunderson eachers Assn discussed rules on absenteeism and approved safety regulations for school buses Musical instruments rented by pupils will require a $5 deposit in addition to the regular $5 rental BRIGHAM CITY ming pool owners charging for lessons The city has sent letters to the owners They asked the owners cooperation with city ordinances and rules regarding public swimming pool use When a person charges for lessons in his pool the pool is classified as a public pool chief sanitarian Wilbur C Parkinson said 1960-6- 1 Parent-T- 64 WINNING Mb SUCCESSION— I- W IIk'W'W I lL w Li i - 4 L 4 a i - right) Unit byrntfUa - r L "h Ml - L OPEN DURING REMODELING is! OWWmWOO ’ I - n V We Are Enlarging - ’ 1 J ? seven-ye- ar-old - pital last night and officials said she apparently had been electrocuted The victim was Janie Lea Sachs daughter of Mrs Alma Sachs The girl was rushed to the hospital from the Motor Vu drive-i- n theater southeast of Salt Lake The manager of the theater said she had been playing on a pole used to light a playground with Electro milking units vacuum pump line new Must sell before June 30 See at 2550 N 300 E $rg Brain pipeline 3 nlt Reasoneble Offer Refused No 6:0 9:00 TsElL t T m wp i ! 'X d ' t Y ! V vf 1 Jl ‘J : r- ? - imm V Our Facilities to Better Serve You SALT LAKE CITY (AP)— A girl was dead on arrival at the Salt Lake County Hos- I w IT" ftLL ftfo! V Girl Dies Of Electrocution RYLIEH 4 Im - ATTSHTIOU YS TIL! i Mown i !K0Jhv1b!: - contest sponsored by the Democrats Young cf America Four regional winners will compete in the national finals at Los Angeles July 5 OPEN DAILY m-- tfiirnJ tat O— AB Faotwr A Lot ALL'LL VET HE NEVER THREW A CURVE Id teg U Cow (90 by w—— (Mi torical fee the board decided by name with the Science Club of The Bunderson PTA' gift of $60 the high school was to purchase a new phono- Hired a cooking staff for the new Mountain View elementary A group of parents asked' the school Mrs Mina Rasmussen will board to study the regulation that be unit manager and will be asallows a student only 20 absent sisted by Fae Hailing Ellen Rich-ma- n and Trina Larsen days before his marks are cut Said all Box Elder School district Supt Walter D Talbot was authorized to hire a special teacher buses will be equipped with new for home instruction to students signal controls and will be given who cannot attend school because a painted sign on the rear reading of illness “Stop When Light is Flashing” The board also received a letter Accepted a gift of $1000 from from John Higginson of Thiokol the junior high school student body Chemical Corp who said the com- The money will be used to purpany dees not want to be identified chase equipment for crafts classes r CONSECUTIVE GAMES 4 24 IN SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A sen-L03 Angeles High School rtilnam J Arnold yesterday wen Lie western regional ora- at SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — Salt Lake City has taken the first step in a move to stop private swim- GAMES HE PITCHED THAT ytkZ AND LOST ONLY Wins Oratorical Contest 39 PITCHED L I 'i (( f i hA 'rrgA-- ' - Vn ij ' ’ ’ ° f ifihU I’At r - ' V G V "- 1 h -j vv- V - SII iv (V Dr Ycrno L flicfsan ’ tv-- ' 1 2325 Wash Blvd Dial EX if ’ k Ve- i ly V'i r I 3-10- ' If 11 r t Na Cfcorgs for Consultation Terrorists Kill Two BUEA Salt Lake Acts To Halt Private Pool Business itO! 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