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Show h 8 p CB JP ny' rmai y " - iy j '.m ,yt"fii''1ii w .4 r Centers in that he felt taxing units "should not go on hitting Desert Area the group of people of fixed incomes and those who are already overtaxed. The committee meeting with Special to The Tribune AMERICAN FORK -Twelve petitions opposing tax increases were presented this week to Rep. Glen T. AnderFork. son, The petitions, signed by 900 Utah County residents, asked HAWTHORNE, NEV. (UPI) vote that the legislature Discouraged searchers, tax increases. against any hampered by continual bad They also protested the deleweather, concentrated Saturof taxing power to the stretch of gation day on a desert wasteland and rugged subdivision of government. The petitions asked that the mountains along the route of legislature deny pressure a missing gamblers special airliner with 35 persons groups the right to destroy our inheritance and assailed aboard. forces that they said are deWith fresh snow falling termined to take away freeevery day and temperatures dom through destructive taxadropping below freezing, offition. cials said there was little hope Rep. Anderson thanked the of finding any survivors frm citizens for their interest and d the DC3. said their viewpoint would The plane disappeared becarry to the federal level of fore dawn Tuesday after leavHe urged the government. ing here to return patrons of a taxpayers to keep in close local casino to their Southern contact with not only those California homes. who are representative in the state government but ai.-Snow Hurdles representatives in the county Twenty Air Force, Navy and federal government, and and Civil Air Patrol planes school board particularly covered the entire route again members who administer a Saturday, but concentrated on great amount of the public a stretch from here to monies. Death Valley. They were Rep. Anderson said he was hampered by snowfall around opposed to continual raising Bishop, Calif., on the eastern of taxes and felt that we can side of the Sierra Nevada. still obtain growth and develFive ground parties were opment without raising taxes, checking leads hi the desert by getting the most of our tax dollars through more judicial and valleys, but heavy snows slowed their use of the funds we have. ef'orts and kept some of the 30 searchers in snow-catWeak radio signals were picked up along the missing planes path Friday by a light plane pilot flying west of Special to The Tribune Inyokern, Calif., and by Navy Two PROVO women personnel at the nearby China were and released treated Lake Naval Ordnance Station. from Utah Valley Hosnital Another Plane? here Saturday following sepaHowever, a spokesman at rate shooting mishaps near Hamilton Air Force Base near Orem City Park in Provo San Francisco, where the Cannon. search is being coordinated, No details were available said military and civilian airfor the incident in which Dixie craft which flew to investigate the signals failed to pick them Lewis, 20, a student at Brigham Young University, was up. Lt. Bob Schwartz said the signals could have come from wunded in the right foot, said Utah County Deputy Sheriff another plane in the area. Dean Kirkham. We cant link the signals to the missing airliner, he said. was The second victim Brigham In Cleanuji Rep. Anderson was an outgrowth of an earlier taxpayer protest meeting held in American Fork. The committee was headed by Val Johnson, Lehi. He said Special to The Tribune BRIGHAM CITY Mayor Olof E. Zundel will be in Washington, D.C., Monday and Tuesday to receive a national beautification award on behalf of Brigham City at the NaCon Beautification tional gress. It will mark the second consecutive year this city has received an award from the Fix-UPaint-Uand Clean-U- p Bureau. The award will be one of ten granted to cities with population under 25,000 persons. Awards will be presented Tuesday. On Monday, Mayor Zundei will represent Brigham City Corp. as a panelist in a discussion of urban - fmrmiwmmm ""is mwmi. p twin-engine- ing engineers as well as the tourists. They stand firm in Lake Mead. Penstocks of Hoover Dam contain four million cubic yards of concrete, intrigu Chanced Face of West J Special to Tlie Tribune 60ULDER CITY, NEV. -Tof thousands marvel at ejis It every month. it rfom They scrutinize afave and below, walk across it and inspect it internally top to bottom. e feaThe central ture of the Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Hoover Dam in a deep, brown rock gotge of the Colorado River a man-mad- jog east of Boulder City was a landmark ahad even of the placing of cqrtcrete block No. 1. R was so from choice of The location. dim backs water 115 miles, almost to the lower end of the Grnd Canyon, and gives the nouth of Utahs Virgin River (where Colorado River explorer JJohn Wesley Powell took out 100 years ago this summer) muscle greatly beyond it$ own Input strength. before-breakfa- st 6 Engineering Marvel i I) was so from design. Its penstocks on the upstream g Side of the curved, crest of the river barrier that ate up 4 million cubic yards of concrete still intrigue engineers as mtifch as sightseers. If was so from economic highway-supportin- cated by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, a Democrat, the called dam was is for Boulder. Hoover, President Herbert Hoover, Republican predecessor of the 1935. That was when the Unit- ed States was frozen in a depression that caused hand-ou- t bread lines in every major city. Here was joyful work, though not at todays pay. Bulldozer opera tois received 62V$ cents an hour; truck drivers, carpenters and electricians 75 cents. Laborers earned 50 cents an hour, while dragline operators topped the list at what was then an amazing 1.25. first dedicator. It was so historically. Attention came to Las Vegas, whjch now far outperforms Monte Carlo in gaming and fabulous France for entertainment. And government - planned Boulder City was created from a dust pile: more specifand sand, gravel, ically, cobbles. The dam, incidentally, took 165,000 railroad cars-fu- l of that material after 9 million tons of rock had been ercavated for Its abutments and footings. The dam, half in Nevada, half in Arizona, has turned out to be such a big tourist boom that It looks like it will have to shed its highway, Too much congestion. Officials are talking about constructing a bridge across the Colorado a short distance down stream for through long-fame- d Fast Work It was so from standpoint. A force a speed of 1,200 men accomplished the job in a fifth the time it took 100,000 workers to build the Great Pyramid of Egypt. And the local job was bigger. It was so contractually. Six companies combined their talent and machinery. Assemblage of specialized construction equipment was historic. Morrison-KnudseCo., Boise, now known for its projects around the world, was one of the combine. It was so politically. Dedi anxious-to-wor- k n SAVE tifrie. The 151,950,000 project wa$ started in July 1930 and completed in late September Results in it pgden Alert 15 - I I I Sears Regular $279 All-IThe-EHearing Aids n- ar ou missing out on some of the oi Ids happiest sounds? I.et Sears aid tune sou ill. Weighs oulv D ot ,m ounce. Fur model. ite healing losses. Arc $ w 229 3 IfM I M J It I la. Sm. 4 5-- 43 pa. 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Console 26C39 25,000 Volt Chassis for trouble-fre- e Chassis 3 l.F. Stages bring in signal for all ARMSTRONG IOC a. I and American - different color models, each priced under $500. Add Size 12 x 12 inches The Utah College Friday night. The orchestra performed compositions written by "all- - 15-In- ch I Seee, Keebtsek sed w Atdtwi CUy,8Uta,Zl SPECIAL CLOSEOUT - FuQ (Meas. Diag.) Portable 35P01 mailer than a penny lighter than a dim for the next two days. Special to The Tribune ij)GAN Students of the Coljcge of Natuial Resources at; Utah State University will pnei-en- t an Audubon wildlife him titled Mule Deer Country? Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in (Jie main auditorium. er Actual Size weatherman has predicted wildly variable condi- ; OGDEN (AP) Orchestra preSymphony sented the sixth of seven performances at Weber State Trouble-fre- e TJie U$U Wildlife Film Apparently Miss Vetetos .22 caliber pistol discharged as she was placing it in her holster while on a hunting trip with two men and anothet woman, the deputy said. Utah Symphony Plays at WSC Heavy Duty ejected. tions Gayla Veteto, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Veteto, Orem. A bullet entered her upper right calf and came out above the ankle about 4 .p.m., the deputy said. Special to The Tribune More than 200 PROVO entries are expected for the 1969 Greater Utah Science Fair at Brigham Young University on March 15, sponsored by the Utah Junior Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters. and senior Junior high have been school students Invited to participate. Entries' deadline is March 10, said W. R. Liechty, fair director and member of the BYTJ botany department. Prizes include two expense-pai- d trips for the serion high school winners to the 20th International Science Fair at Ft. Worth, Tex., May Other winners will receive certificates, gold and silver medals, encyclopedias and a Navy cruise. Look at the features you can choose. Look at the values you can get The Happy World of Sound Re-ent- PGDEN (AP) Slide warnings have been issued for Ogden Canyon after a slide at tit mouth of the canyon Saturday morning. Webers Cou.ity Sheriffs Office said the slide, over 8 feet and 30 feet wide, caused little damage but with warming- temperatures more were ham City. 12 petitions from state tax increases. 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