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Show The Salt Labe Tribune, Sunday, March 2, C5 1!)B9 Dixie Students Ask Slate Probe of Power Structure at College A gioup of ST. GEORGE Dixie College students hae announced plans to etuion the State Board of Education for an investigation of the col- administrative lege's ture. struc- The division to petition was reached when some 200 students assembled to discuss what action should be taken to rescind the dismissal of tvv o Dixie faculty members ast week. Melvin T. Smith, associate professor of history, and L. inCarl Jenson, chemistry structor, weie notified they would not be rehired next fall. Distressed" Students Ihe weather ft recast map for Sunday indicates partly cloudy skies over We are distressed about the dismiss il of Mr. Jensen and Mr. Smith, but it is the power structure at Dixie that said Paul is our concern, Rosenbaum, a student from Las Vegas, Nev. most of the Intermountain Region, with not much change in temperature. Mr. Rosenbaum, who lead a group of students circulating petitions Friday, said letters of appreciation will be presented to the two teachers during a student body assembly Tuesday. There has been and w'ill be no student demonstrations as Melvin Bowler, St. such, George, student body presiWe are deterdent said. mined to solve our problems sensible in a Forecast The southeastern third of the nation, plus the Northern Rockies and Caltfor-- n a, can expect cooler than customary weather during the next 30 days. normal Above temperatures are over the North Mississippi expected Valley, the Upper Lakes region and northern New England Elsewhere near normal temoeratures are in prospect. Most of California can expect more than normal precipitation, along with the Southeast, most of the Great Basin and portions of the Northern Plains. Subnormal precipitation is Indicated for the Northern Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes, as well as the western part of the Southern Plains. In unspecified areas, near no'mal precipitation is expected. mature, manner. Students claim they have the support of a number of members in Dixie faculty their quest for an administrative investigation. Clouds Linger Awliile Woodbury, associof biology and Loraine ate professor Dixies faculty association, Saturday acsome sort knowledged that president-elec- Snows Cant Slick, Fading Away Data Prom U S. Weather Bureau Sk.es wi.' change to partly cloudy over most of the intermountain Region Sunday, with snow showers continuing to decrease from west to east. Temperatures will be cooler at night, slightly warmer during the day temperature at chart p.m. Data to Saturday Utah 5 hr. High 61 38 Ft Worth 41 68 Phoenix 51 63 San Antonio 38 66 Tucson Salt Lake Weather Data: Precipitation for ended Saturday period at 5 p m .24; Precipitation for March, .24 Accumulative excess, 20 Precipi1. 10 1968, 00, Actation since October cumulative Sunrise Sunexcess, 3 68S 01 M S T. 7 T. M 20 Sunset 6 day, and morning fog and low clouds. Otherwise partly cloudy Sunday and Monday. Lows at night 10 to 20, highs Sunday 30 to 40. Warmer Monday. Southwestern Idaho Mostly fair Sunday and Sunday rnght. Increasing clouds Monday. Continued mild days. Highs Sunday 45 to 55, lows Sunday night 30 to 40. 12 36 29 40 36 35 39 45 32 34 Bianding Bryce Canyon Cedar City Delta Duqway Green River Hanksville Hill Field Logan Milford Moat) Ogden Provo Roosevelt Salt Lake City St Georqe ... Umv. of Utah Vernal Wendover Prec. 34 12 30 .08 .03 31 29 28 33 28 10 29 33 26 30 19 41 38 ...36 35 35 36 63 35 35 31 39 40 28 15 26 50 34 40 36 48 33 35 34 25 27 13 34 16 25 .14 .26 .05 .20 tr. .19 .1 .16 .24 .06 .07 Salt Lake City, Ogden and Provo Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday. Hghs Sunday near 40, lows Sunday night near 20 Probability of measurable snow decreasing to 10 percent Sunday and Sunday night. Utah Partly cloudy Sunday and Snow flurries eastern mounMonday tains Sunday. Colder night. Lows at night 15 to 25, highs Sunday 35 to 45. Warming Monday. Eastern Nevada Partly cloudy Sunday, becoming mostly fair Sunday night and Monday but with increasing clouds north portion Monday. A little warmer at night das but colder nights 35 Lows to 45. 10 to 20, higns Sunday Southeastern Idaho . Areas of night Wyoming Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday Colder Sunday. Warmer Morday. Highs Sunday 25 to 35, lows Sunaay night zero to 10 west, 5 to 15 east, 5 to 15 beiow mountains. t of petition ed. of is being circulat- Basically, the students are unhappy about the teachers being dismissed. Some faculty people think there is not enough balance of power in the colleges administrative structure. Hit Censorship An eastward moving Summary cold front spread cloudiness and precipitation over the Intermountain Region Friday night and Saturday. By Satur-to day afternoon the snow was confined southeastern Idaho and Utah althouqh some light snow was still lingering in parts of eastern Nevada. The snow melted as It fell at the Salt Lake City was airport but seme accumulation noted over the bench areas Minimum over Intermountain the temperatures Reqion were mostly m the 20s but ranged from the teens to near or below zero in parts of western Montana end western Wyoming. Mr. Woodbury said students complain of a lack of involve- administrative deand of the college presidents censorship authority over the student newspa- ment in cisions per, The Dixie Sun. He added that some faculty members feel there should be more del the atithoi ;iv in egated school's atlnumsii alien. Dixie's Dr Enron C. Lo-opresident, was attending a conference of junior college p. officers in Atlanta, Ga , over the weekend and was not available for comment. Cammon Arrington, faculty Utah Future Homemakers ended a convention Saturday night with a banquet in the Univer- of America two-da- v sity of Utah Union ballroom. Mrs. Joan P. Fisher, Mrs. Utah 1969 a.id Mrs. America 1969, was the keynote speaker and state officers of the coming year were installed. The convention attendee.' by 1.200 girsl from 62 high school chapters is Utah, was themed Your Tomorrow Began Yes- - JO 1 Montana Butte Bozeman 1 29 21 Nevada 28 12 42 22 33 30 59 43 E'ko Ely Las Vegas Reno ' ter day." HurriRebecca Hattman, cane High School, was installed as new state president by outgoing president Cathy Tuttle. Emery High, in a candlelight ceremony. Other officers and their high schools include the following: Evelyn Lyman, first vice piesident, Escalante; Julie Richardson, second vice president, Skyview; Lori Kay Denslev, third vice president, Tawna Mitchell, llillcrest; fourth vice president, Alta-mon- t; Utah Doctor Named to Texas Post Special to The Tribune ST. GEORGE Dr. Ever-ar- d F. Eox, a native of St. George, has been named chief of surgery at - A the one world's lar- medical gest Laurie Stewart, secretary, Spanish Fork; Sue Jorgensen, tieasurer, Gunnison; and Harriet Randall, historian. Monticello. Are You Becoming Your Ideal was the subject of Mrs. Fishers talk. She outlined four guidelines for attaining the most from life and reaching an ideal. Enjoy Each Moment First, enjoy each moment. Dont wait for what may never come and dont want something so much that you cant enjoy the moment," she said. Her second guideline was people who have goals are successful people. She urged centers, Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas, fessor of surgery at Southwestern Medi-- c an Asiatic-Pacifi- bon, Theater c a nine stars and Harbor ribbon. ribpre-Pea- rl JOHNSON You Can Do It finaly. if it can he done, you can do it," she said. She said a positive attitude was the important thing and the realization that it may take one longer than anolher or she may not receive the same results. Saturday afternoon the girls civided into nine discussion groups with American Field Service foreign exchange students for sessions on The And WHY JOHNSON? Over 35 yeorg of experience guarantees a completely roll' able product . . Heavy Steel reinforced , . . tongue-- a plastic osphalt seal unites cover securely with vault . , . The ultimate In protection and durability. Call or Write for MU INFORMATION , World Beyond Your Doorstep. The morning session featured a spedch by Harvey Hira hi, coordinator of vocational and technical education for the State Board of Education. He told delegates to be in taking pride in themselves, their homes and1 their countries. iro5. otinion CEMENT 1726 YAULT CO. Jiffinoa - 485-344- 2 Btlivery Any Piece, ve Any Cemetery SA VE Dr. Cox is the son of the late Wilford C. Cox and Elizabeth Cox. He is married to the former Lela Sullivan, also of earning A DEMAND e e Dallas. St. George. The Utahn served in World War II as a dive bomber pilot, a Distinguished Flying Cross, an Air Medal, an Admirals Commendation, IN TIM! OP NEED the girls to have and short-ranggoals so they but can enjoy achievement also have something to strive for. Grow four ways each cay" To was her third suggestion. make rapid strides toward your ideal attempt to grow physically, mentally, and ituallv socially day, she said. long-rang- Mr. Cox a 1 School, University of Texas, also at W SOUND Your Most Important I .18 of Mrs. America Advises Homemakers .02 .09 .01 that allows us student body president full voting power on the schools administrative council. Meanwhile, in Salt Lake City Dr. T. H. Bell, stats su .ion to deny tenure to one the two teat hers when, acvoiding to Mr. Woodbury, both were placed on probation. Dr. Bell said neither of the teacheis appealed the denial of letnne or probation to the slate board vvhuh, as Dixie's is the board, governing on school's final authority personnel matteis. den of public nistiuc-tion- , said be was not aware of the student petitions, but did not preclude the possibility they could be included in his weekend mail Dr. Bell recalled that last spring the State Boaid of Education upheld Dr. Losee's perintendent Guidelines to Future Idaho Boise Burley Gooding Idaho Falls Lewiston Pocatello Twin Falls member and assistant to the pies dent, said Dixie is the only junior college in Utah i Famous Brand 21-Pie- ce '.fO Link With Those Yon Love .38 .15 Wyoming Big Piney Evanston Rock Springs Sheridan 33 35 1 36 36 4 13 Colorado .. Denver Grand Junction Pacific Anchorage Fairbanks Honolulu Juneau Los Angeles Portland San Diego San Francisco 20 33 42 44 Let Us Help Yon Get More tr. 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