Show ’ p iwiirWiuuiin M l‘tH 1 feifciSf iM it I Ogden Standard-Examine- Sunday June 24 1973 r 13A By Tom Wilson ZIGGY TO SERVE IN REGIONS IDS Church Calls 14 SALT LAKE CITY T'riiSisvouRmKe-u- p SeRViCeMRZi3iV -- sorry Bur i QVeRSLepr J! West Stake (UPI) — 'former president of the Nether-Denv' The First Presidency of the tends Mission I Harold Wright Mesa Ari- A Didie Liege Z()na Church of Jesus Christ of Lat-- t Charles prudent 0f the Montana- ter-da- y Saints announced the Switzerfandl'i ssion°headquarterl Wyoming Mission headquarter-- 1 in Billings Montana appointment of 14 new The representauves of the Twelve Presidency also an- COmClded that honorabe i releases Ke 'wth' Chfnfe 0f pounced Nevada former duties of some re iLake Mead Stake president had been extended to 15 regional combining Mission representatives gionai representatives and mis-- 1 Joseph A Kjaro'f 12 ORIGINAL Centerville “S'Utah president otaKe Among those released were 12 Seventy of the original regional repre-five- s FROM WASHINGTON The new regional representa-- ' whose appointment are: John R Lasater Washington ! sedatives m October 1967 announced ? Moroni Taylor Abegg Salt DC former president of They include Carl W Buehner Lake City former president of 'vicemen’s Stake-Europ- e David D Lingard Granger Wilford M Burton J Howard Albuquerque Stake Dunn Stephen C Richards and Ressner Ihester' WHbur C West all of Salt Lake er I regional‘?er4Ils“"eerarterled TOOELE Utah (AP) — Tooele Army Depot officials say the Army is working on a machine which would have the capability of detoxifying large supplies of deadly nerve gas Depot commander Ralph Robinson said the unit would be the first of its kind in the United States and will be built next to Tooele’s nerve gas storage area S"Sr2rVj£ stroyed It’s estimated the plant will take two years to w Also j cfaleM01atkfmer PreSidennldseelPcarl R Curtis Salt Lake City 'Colorado YVeC nJifnn FtelertonCal- jro1 Taylor Arvadaj'--Dformer president Mew tensen - St ale BountiMUtah and USU Officials Contend $5 Million Investment Loss Figure Inaccurate Utah (AP) — Utah) But university officials said Also released were Ray B State University officials have Friday the only accurate loss Evanson Taber Alberta Cana- challenged statements by the figure thus far is their own Monson’s figures ignore the da and Spencer J Palmer' state auditor and state treasur-ProvUtah er that losses from a USU in earnings we’ve made” said Hugh W Pinnock Salt Lake vestment program could reach Dee Broadbent vice president in charge of university business was also released to serve as high as $5 million BANKS Idaho (AP) — For bodies of two girls who appar-ICit- y Mon- - affairs in-o- s S Auditor David State to mission in drowned a similar Pennsylpresident the second time in less than 24 ently son said Thursday an audit re- - Rolfe Kerr assistant to Univania hours Idaho State Police Satur- cident a short distance away Guate- - port next week will show not versity President Glen L TagArnold The body of a third victim of Robert B day night reported a drowning Guatemala and merely realized losses which gart said the state auditor’s accident Evelyn Adams jmala City the university officials last projected loss figure is unrea"hen a car plunged into the! 43 0f Banks was recovered Sidney F Sager Angleur week said were $582000 but listic because it reflects losses River near Banks also the unrealized losses the that may not occur The victim Charles Harris 9 The prediction of losses Rawson president of the Mission university will suffer in liquidawas the son of Roy E $5 million is based on curHome in Salt Lake City were ting its remaining holdings on of Boise the stock rent losses and estimated losses market as mission released The accident occurred while honorably searchers tried to recover the representatives Idaho Two Cars Plunge Into Idaho River in 24 Hours 4 Drown LOGAN j i ’at fi Bel-Payet- j te State GOP Selects New Party Chairman SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Utah Republicans Saturday elected Rep T William Cockayne of Salt Lake state party chairman Cockayne a retired businessman succeeds Kent Shearer a local attorney who announced his decision not to seek on However Colonel Robinson said the toxic gas supply in Utah is part of the nation’s shelf stock and is not now scheduled to be de- Ser-Iw£- prsidentofTexNorthhs-jBrjntSres'ant Cumorlb Sau6 WUBo’etOgdenf ift'ah Sta'ke0’' Scowcroft former counselor in the Weber! John Major coun- second Illinois Wilmette State presidency Martin Bowler Logan- - selor in the Chicago Stake Grant JOOELE PLANT TO DETOXIFY GAS PLANNED which could be suffered if all the university’s stock holdings were liquidated today at current market value Monson said He said the final figure wid be made public next w'eek in a report of a completed audit to a legislative committee The program of investments in speculative common stocks was declared illegal by the Utah attorney general’s office and the university has been divesting itself of stocks since early this year earlier this year Cockayne failed to get a majority on the first ballot over Neil Christiansen a Salt Lake County realtor and attorney Grant Kesler Salt Lake On the preferential second Cockayne 4 outpolled Christiansen VICE CHAIRMAN Dorothy Clark Provo was reelected State GOP vice chairman over Hope Hilton of Salt 7 Lake City Sen Wallace F Bennett surprised the 2000 delegates and supporters prior to the voting by announcing he will retire from the Senate at the end of his fourth term He will leave the Senate in 1974 after 24 years in Washington DC Both Bennett and keynote speaker Sen Pete V Domenici said President Nixon and the Republican Party will survive the Watergate scandal Domenici said “The Watergate matter has not changed 454-37- 429-39- R-N- M Nixon’s ideas and He said this was was his image not re-elect- ed Bennett said the Party ‘‘is not going T WILLIAM COCKAYNE Heads Utah GOP hill” because of Watergate and ‘‘Nixon will come out on top because of his foreign and economic policies” Four other state party officers ran unopposed in the organizing convention at Highland High School They are: First Congressional District Chairman Bill Anderson Provo the incumbent First District Vice Chairman proposals” Shirley Stewart Kaysville Secwhy Nixon! ond District Chairman Kay because of1 Cornaby Salt Lake City and Second District Vice Chairman Republican Katie Dixon Salt Lake the to go down- - z iii A 0 ®S3 Ml KING d 7 f m $17999 $20999 FabricMasierncclrlcDiyeL f §XSGKS3 Appliances Carpeting Water Heaters Tires Catteries & Paint also at Sears Appliance Stores! 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