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Show Heslop To stake president, and his Preside At Meet Wahlquist and C. Budd Rich. to GRANGER. J Malan Heslop will be the visiting authority at sessions of Granger stake conference Saturday and Sunday. In conjunction with the conference, a dinner will be held for Special Interests at 5:30 p.m. Saturday in the Granger building. Mr. Heslop will be guest speaker. Adults of the stake are to meet at 7 p m. in the stake center On Sunday at 8 a m. a meeting has been PROGRAMMING . . . Geniel Montgomery and Janice Morgan go through process of placing information on the West Valley City computer. For West Valley West Valley City, UT. - West Valley View Thurs., Oct. 30, 1980 13B Computer To Hold Data WEST VALLEY. this citys new When computer begins operation shortly, it will be capable of storing material for five municipalities the size of West Valley City. That capacity, ac- cording to City Auditor Gerry Ashman, could enable West Valley to offset the computers purchasing cost - if other cities contract to use the system. Even if contractual -- are not agreements reached, the system will still be able to provide an answer to just about any question anyone might want to ask about West Valleys financial Ashman situation, noted. In addition to carry- ing the complete by the citys Justice of the Peace court. Other systems can keep track of an individual police officers tickets and arrests, but few contain information about the disposition of the cases once they are brought to court. Since the West Valley computer can keep track of dispositions as well, police department personnel will be better able to determine whether an officer is performing his job well. Its a better management tool. If an officer is poor and a lot of his tickets are dismissed in the interest of justice -- often insufficient evidence of wrongdoing - his superiors will be able to tell better, the auditor said. Use of the computer by police will be limited for some time because the West Valley force is presently tied into the Salt Lake City computer system, dispatch Ashman noted. But once a power system is hooked up for the computer by Utah Power and Light, other city departments will be able to utilize its se- rvices almost he added. With every expenditure, the auditor will know how much a department has spent that fiscal year, that month, what percentage of its budget has been spent and what re- mains. To aid planning and scheduled idenify industrial hazards, test water supplies, and to evaluate deficiencies in waste methods and sewage treatment. PROMOTED. Thomas W. Nelson, son of Patricia W. Nelson of Kearns, has been promoted in the Army to the rank of Spec. 6. Specialist Nelson is a steno-graph- at Fort Ariz. Huachuca, The father, specialists Harold R. Nelson, resides in Sacramento, Calif. for priesthood leadership. During the 10 oclock general session on Sunday music will be provided by a combined choir from Granger wards conducted by Carma Moore and Pat Cook. Accompanist will be Joyce Madsen. Conducting the conference sessions will be W. Peter Thompson, LOADIN' UP . . . West Valley deputy recorder Kathy Kaumans prepares to load cartridge onto computer. Dorwain counselors, the course, students studied the causes and control of diseases. In addition to the proper methods of pesticide application, they learned HONORS. Spec. 4 William R. Dautrich, whose wife Angela and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude W. Dautrich, live at 902 Storm Mountain Drive, Taylorsville, STAKE (From Page 5B, Col 3) inspection early November, with dedication to be held later this year. Members of Jordan North 13th and 14th wards have met the past two weeks in the new building, the 13th ward final basketball, are being held in the new building as well CHURCH (From Page 5B, Col. 4) man said. Rev. Betty Hamilton will preach. Sunday school will be held at 9: 30. The junior choir will rehearse at 6:30 and the senior choir at 7:30 tonight (Thursday). A bake sale is being planned for by the womens association On Nov. 9 a dinner will be held for new church members. HUNTER RE - ELECT D. LEON REESE DEMOCRAT mental health specialist course at the Armys Academy of Health Fort activities, including MAGNA has completed with honors the environ- Sciences, having the morning and the 14th the afternoon time schedule. Stake 32 STATE LEGISLATOR DISTRICT He's qualified, experienced and dedicated Sam Houston, Tex. During Re - ELECT zoning, the city will be divided into a grid on the computer. Information on services ranging from snow removal to engineering also will be programmed into the system, he said. At this point, Ashman said he is 90 percent sure at least one other city will hook into the West Valley computer. Negotiations are under way with about five cities in all for use of the intricate system. Theres no limit to what it can do, the auditor stated REPUBLICAN The best test of a Legislator is what he does-n- ot what he says. House Majority Leader "Good Government is everybody's Business ." A PROVEN LEGISLATIVE LEADER Those dont wants around your house are probably do wants for someone else. Advertise them in Green Sheet classifieds! W.V. CITY -G- RANGER Paid For By Citizens To -T- Re-Ele- ct VOTE NOVEMBER 4 30 HOUSE DISTRICT D. LEON AYLORSVILLE Bangerter REESE Paid for by Committee to for II Elect Reese budgetary system for the city, the computers 331 records also will hold information on court records, personnel matters and planning and zoning records, as well as data for other West Valley departments forming Jan. 1, the auditor said. have Arrangements been made, Ashman noted, for communications between the city computer and a state model, a process which will ease efforts to obtain information on license plate registrations, police warrants and other material. West Valley hopes to work out a similar program with the county, he added. For persons not in- ,Q j timately acquainted with the computers, variety of services which can be provided by the system are -- ; ' ' mind-bogglin- g. Every business in the city will be categorized in several different areas. Considerable can be t gathered from the processing of a single check into the computer. Well be able to break down the number of liquor stores, restaurants with minibottles, gas stations and stores with liquor in no time, explained Ashman. The computer will even be able to print out how many convenience stores have pinball machines. All this can be accomplished in seconds. But one of the most unique features of the computer, citys Ashman said, concerns information generated C He Nobody represents you better. No one represents the citizens of Kearns and West Valley City in state government better than Reed Palmer. Consider this, as a freshman representative Reed Palmer initiated proposals which eliminated one entire state agency, 46 excess state jobs, saving you over $6 million in taxes. Representative Palmer acted to have state janitorial services subcontracted rather than provided by a state agency, reducing expenditures in this area a full ROOF PATCHING PLASTIC Available in Quarts and Gallons J i c two-third- s! 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