| Show 4B Ogden Standard-Examine- Tuesday March r 9 1976 J “ r f rvr X- ''? "VY:7--" v'V‘ J'V f" Blast Rattles Vegas r Another Scheduled MERCURY Nev (AP) — Anihad an announced yield of be- tons underground nuclear test at the tween 200000 and 500000 blast TNT Hiroshima of The Nevada Test Site produced a was about 20000 tons rolling earth tremor that shook An ERDA spokesman said Las Vegas 120 miles to the the blast rattled equipment at south for about 30 seconds this test site control headquarters but kicked up little dust over morning ground zero because recent The nuclear device with at snows had moistened the least 10 times the force of the ground bomb that destroyed Hiroshima during World War II was exploded 2800 feet beneath the desert in the Pahute Mesa area Bills of the test site There were no problems reSALT LAKE CITY (AP- )codetest the from ported The City Commission failed to named Estuary budget for electric bills inSIXTH TEST volved in the restructuring of sixth the US The blast was Main Street and now faces an anannual bill of about $17500 underground nuclear test nounced this year It came just The power is for decorative three weeks before the March lighting vvaterpumps and 31 effective date of a proposed heaters on three blocks treaty limiting the of Main Street size of underground nuclear City Property Manager E tests said the Walton Woodrow The pact has not yet been rapumps and lights are on 24 tified by the Congress but the hours a day He now recomEnergy Research and Develop- mends they be shut off at ment Administration which conducts the US nuclear testing program said it would advance scheduling of tests in anticipation of the SL Didn't Plan On Power EAR-PIERCI- OUR REG (7-1- NG 795 PM ONLY) 0 INCLUDES: FREE EARRINGS bus-shelt- er US-Russ- Peters DAVIS COUNTY Sheriff’s Sgt Robert checks first aid equipment in one of three emergen- the sheriff’s department is using to up- cy or grade emergency medical services in Davis County Sheriff William J Lawrence hopes the units will be a base for a paramedic service in the future E-un- its Paramedic ia high-power- Plan Gets Davis Push While 2321 Washington Blvd Plaza 3676 Wall Ave arf Read the Classified Ads ed treaty Not all US nuclear tests are announced Wednesday morning at 6:15 test with a am a high-yiel- d 0 force of between designed and one million tons of TNT is scheduled to be detonated at FARMINGTON -- Davis Pahute Mesa — of affluence not It’s of a on LAKE evil an SALT CITY (UPI) lems are part product by Sheriff William J “Dub” A University of Utah biologist The technological age but a our human evolution It’s a The device exploded today Lawrence has taken his casesays affluence has brought us natural outgrowth of man’s continuing search for higher Stand Coins Gone for paramedics in Davis County environmental problems and ’elution and his attempts to quality” and lo a regional medical group Me"” “In the West we have BRIGHAM CITY — the lime t0 tighl for clean air Craig He and water the County Commission reached that level of afflue- Warren reported the theft of FOLK CITY nce” Treshow said “But most an Ogden Standard-Examinsays he’s received favorable Dr Michael Treshow says the Treshow said “Environmen- for environment! concern both from newspaper stand response arises only when a population talists are often criticized fori0 the world’s people are still rom 680 S Main The report Sheriff Lawrence announced reaches a certain state of with survival to being rich city folk with said an estimated $250 to $3 in on which in their basic “the hands” affluence worry about the quality of their change was in the stand needs for survival are satisfied1 “But there’s nothing wrong! eUrroundin!?'? ” ice m Davis County by using and we begin to reach for with acknowledging that envi-- 1 But the his patrol deputies biology professor said jronmental concern is a new and there is a limit to how far the He said at the weekend the quality” “Today’s environmental prob--j different set of values brought industrial West can carry this plan involves two general1 of concern for the aesthetics of should which the first phases life while the other UTAH GOVERNMENT be underway within 30 days of the world lives in poverty MAJOR PHASE “Our success as a species has The first maior phase is to been determined by our ability three newly-pur-to adapt to utilize energy designate drive vehicles: chased most importantand efficiently now on patrol as “E” (emerour ly ability to exchange gency) units Each would be information and communicate” driven by a patrol deputy who V- Ill ADAPT TO CHANGE ( is an emergency technician — not include did LAKE SALT CITY doing 80 (UPI) hours “Our for at with (ties least (EMT) special capacity of first aid training At least three major state complete audits of all agencies behavioral change and exsaid The of information has sheriff the base From that change "t- - AUQd7ltor gavernmenlal agencies have! he is to adapt more allowed us by build to sticking a paramedic! hopes diigilt) IjSIilfe been comPIetely audltedmendation that the state get rid never some and force Paramedics have quickly successfully to 'MSi (4 Mxt tii wn Audito Legislative 0f one of its auditing offices environmental 0 than 480 hours of training and change jphasing out the State Auditor’s animal species dependent solely form about 40 different medical tor Dr Lennis Knighton At news a conference tu : Monday job in favor of the Legislative 0n genetic change techniques at the scene of an Auditor 1 a released of a But this ability has taken us perfor-accident under suDerivsion Knighton mance audit survey which “I see no justification for two so far and insulated modern physician by radio of! offices in Sheriff Lawrence said it is shows the departments existence” said man so much from his Educa-to Social Public the Services “But that doesn’t beginnings that we forget we j Knighton graduate planned in t it “i j Tax and the a State into ticn two feasible is offices can’t work are ultimately bound by natural the as mean system VM(sIk 4ri i‘ laws” Treshow said paramedic service after two Commission have never been together effectively” 1st new hospitals are completed fully scrutinized “If we are to develop a sane FEDERAL MONEY this year in Davis County environmental policy we must 1 NOT POLITICS Knighton also said the state continually question the results He took his plan to the Emer“It’s not political pressure should be taking advantage of j0£ our actions Certainly we gency Medical Services (EMS) from being federal money available to pay have altered Council a three-count- v with advisory tampered Knighton said part of the cost of certain and expanded our environment group and said he received a?ucecj’ ( III (5ui inS a lack of personnel for the departmental audits He said Bu we have not reaction to it the escaped be said ore Cclorado last fiscal $190000 Knighton got conAt the weekend he informally! of ecological David Monson became State year from the government as operation 3 It presented his proposal to the Auditor his sequence” for payment predecessors doing partial are He said Americans County Commission and several to exploit the world’s health officials at an un- - patently felt their responsibili-announce- d audits rushing Utah he said had received resources with little II lit 'I III & ! meeting here federal money for only one remaiingto the future “And we thought GOOD PLAN audit done in conjunction with are indignant when Third World Commission Chairman the Agriculture Department on nations call us to account” Flint said he thought the plan the state’s meat inspection SHARE RICHES was “good real good” program — SALT The LAKE CITY sixth the He said Also at Monday’s news “Because of mass communimeeting brought intro- cation the rest of the world is out five things the sheriff must annual Photographic Society of conference Knighton fs V si I Hi 4 Sun will be America a Roundup he can implement duced his new deputy Mont not going to put up with our get before Travelodge Kennedy 58 who was promoted affluence without wanting to day at the Tri-Ar- c paramedic plan 161 W 6th S Permission include: share it” he said from audit manager They A day-lon- g seminar sponsored from the County Commission for expenses not allowed in his by the Utah chapter of the fol- budget licensing from the state group will begin at 8 am 7 a at d banquet by pm training of his men as para-lowemedics a radio contact set up! 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