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Show 4 'i'TS TWTT' I:' JOB i "" k tt TTt yrrrrrrrgrrrr rT'vr rTTTTTT Thundoy, September 7, 1967 DESERET NEWS, w kqyJIFir Scenic-- So : fj By LEO PERRY Deseret News Staff Writer - .WASATCH MOUNTAIN , STATE PARK Construction on a fcew Forest Service scenic road fyhich will connect Mt Jimpa-nogo- s loop with a road at Cascade Springs near Wasatch Mountain State Park Is sched- uled this fall. TO HESEfl iR0V0 SCENIC DRIVE, DECKER TO AMERICAN PORK The apparent low bidder on 6.56 mile'TOad is Strong Co. si Sprlngville with a bid of the ' k 6398,224. MT. TIMPANOOOS road begins near the 'summit of the Alpine Scenic Loop and travels down the Spjrth Fork of Deer Creek. It (emirates at the newly developed Cascade Springs, The SCENIC AREA .0 A Jl Tourism, especially in Was-tc- h and Utah counties Twill be Katly enhanced by the new foute," C. S. Thornock, forest tupervisor, Uinta National Forest. said. ALPINE SCENIC LOOP "F, The road will more fully de- velop and utilize the multiple use resources and services in the forest, Mr. Thornock said. The Forest Service road will make possible the full coordination of outdoor recreation, grazing on two sheep allotments, the Intensive management of aspen, and white fir timber Douglas-fi- r lands. It also will assist in im travel with fire trucks and prtvement of important fish pumpers. add wildlife habitat on a large Ultimately two campgrounds area ,of land, Mr. Thornock and one picnic site will be delaid.' ' veloped by the Forest Service The forest supervisor said the along the route. These are in to the nature trail now gh standard road will make addition eontrol of forest fires easier by being developed at the new Cas- i a V :N.M. GOVERNORS MEET Utah Seeks Regional Okay For S.L. Customs Office from highways or B--l Explained To Council Despite Loss Of Sleep Deseret News Special ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. A student loan plan that will Although Miss Utah, Patricia financial assistance Soutas of Salt Lake provide City, is not regardless of family Income sleeping too well, she said was explained Thursday to the Thursday she feds great Utah Coordinating Council of And one of the factors that Higher Education. has bouyed Pat's spirit here Since It is important that while she competes against 49 Utah students 'have access to other lovelies in the Miss Amerthe benefits of the federally ica pageant is that Wednesday insured student Loan Program she received a dozen roses from for the coming academic year, her boyfriend, John Spams of it will be implemented immedi- Salt Lake City, a medical) said John OConnor, ately, Denver, Colo. Miss Utah has been Mr. O'Connor, assistant finan- receiving telegrams, gifts and cial aid officer of the program, flowers since her arrival to and Dr. Merle Ogle (also compete for the Miss America roses Denver), regional director of 1968 title, but Speros higher education, spoke to the wer -- special. The pageant pace here to so coordinating council in a Unihectic and demanding that Miss of Utah versity meeting. Loans are made under the Utah admitted die slept fitfully before competHigher Education Act and Na- Tuesday night, tional Vocational Student Loan ing in die evening gowit division Wednesday evening, the first of non-profi- t, im-)th- at whose family income is less a year- - When the han oan recipients graduate or government leaye schLo1- wiU PV cent interest unPaid principal balance. Repayment does not begin until nine months after graduation or on withdrawal from school. The student has 10 years to pay. Mr. OConnor will be available to answer further questions for the next two weeks at the coordinating council office, 136 E. South Temple. three preliminary appearances leading to the selection of a new Miss America Saturday night. Kristine Phillips, Miss Idaho, and Pat Soutas, Miss - In the gown competition Pat Utah, chat at Mis? America Pageant. wore an original dress by of Salt George Strafapoulos Lake which was of sea foam to the tallest girl ever to com- - Martinez of Torrington, selected blue green silk chiffon. It had pete in the pageant. la gold Georgette crepe over a fit-three layers of skirts, dropped Asked what the pageant com ted taffeta with cowl neckline. Miss Nevada, from the bodice over silk crepe. petition has so far done for her, Vicky Lynn Winners in the evening gown Miss Wisconsin said, Well, its Landeck of Carson City, chose a pale pin heavily sequinned made me more punctual. phase are kept secret. Miss ' Indiana, Mary Lynnf Ttt never be late again in 'gown with a sequinned neckline and, very full skirt. The dress Haglund, won Wednesday's pre- my life, she vowed. was Miss The especially designed for her Idaho, Wyoming with talent competition liminary a dazzling display of ice skat- and Nevada also competed. by a shop in Reno. Thursday the four Western Wednesday night in the evening ing. beauties will match their talents Miss gown phase. Arkansas, Miss Idaho, Kristine Phillips during the second evening of Sharon Ann Evans, who thought she didnt stand a chance be- of Rupert, wore a beaded coral preliminary competition. cause of those long legs of gown of her own design. It was Miss Utah will sing and put shared honors by win- of bonded crepe with a silver on a show ot magic, for which mine, she has been instructing herself ning the swim suit division. thread throughout. Miss Wyoming, Patricia Ann tor seven years. Sharon, 20, of North Little Rock, New Coordinator Named By State Hall Renovation 1 c SALE 1 Idaho, and a graduate in business administration of Utah State University. Since his graduation Mr. LarGov. Rampton told report- sen has worked successively in ers that he had no trouble Boise as administrative assistIn selecting his presidential ant to the Idaho State Board of Lyndon B. John- Education and the University of preference son. Idaho Board of Regents; four He said he thought Utah Rewith the U.S. Navy Bu. years publicans would naturally favor the candidacy of Gov. reau of Personnel; training and Romney, but said that spec- placement officer for the rehaulation in this way is a httle bilitation program of the U.S. out of my line. Veterans Administration, Poca-jtellThe Republican governors and nine years as a buildattended a $100 a couple GOP fund raising banquet here ing contractor at Preston. He served two terms on the Wednesday night. Asked if he had a dinner In- Preston City Count!. vitation, Gov. Rampton reMrs. Larsen is the former plied that he had been invited Idella Borup of Emmett, Idaho. to the GOP gathering and had accepted on one condition, but Gov. Cargo then withdrew the invitation. All he wanted was half the proceeds," Gov. Cargo told tUTUQ. ocoa newsmen. Murray Full Ball Bearing Super Deluxe The finest full ball bearing wagon modal Body Is ona piece of heavy gauge deep drawn steel, 26" long by 17" wide. wheels, tires. Auto type spinner'hub caps and vinyl covered wagon handle. Vermillion Red with .White Trim. 10-inc- h Re;. semi-pneumat- ic 15 conomooo mvi . . U.S.A. Won 3 Awards France and England SPIROGRAPH Mekss intricsto taigas and Tkeaiends at patterns them. Faa,asy aad ckalltag-laYaaag child ar adalts caa draw bcaatifal taigas at aca taorata statieasry, treating cards, ate. ... 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Holley, called the nouneed ThursUTAH'S LARGEST 3-DA- Y meeting to be held in Mr. Han-day by Ward C. TOY STORE sens office. All three county Holbrook, execucommissioners have been asked tive director. to attend, according to Mr. Mr. Larsen to Hansen. a native of GP?'We'll lack e P n Officials To Study rail possible impact upon develop velopment of radio broadcasting facilities. ment of public television. systems." Rose! H. Hyde, chairman of lias a population concentration to referred Boyd Secretary of .more than a million persons the Mountain State area as the Mr. Fletcher said the ,cthe Federal Communications told delegates federally .Commissions, and Salt Lake City is the only fastest growing region in the creates a a proposed federation plan major manufacturing and distri country" and warned the gov- chartered corporation to buting center between Denver ernment and industry leaders prove the quality of non- to create a regional educational radio and television and radio network is certainly And the west coast. not to make the same mistakes commercial programs. worthy of exploration. also The proposal lndlcates,madelnsomeotherareaslnde- Tbe act also He said that federal statutes provides safethat Utah Is a major exporter of velopment of their transports' federal control such as the broadcast act would guards against manufacand tion systems. mining equipment of programming, political inter- help individual states and retured goods to foreign markets He also warned that federal ference and adds a new cate- gional networks in their and has an exceptionally large funds to help in the developto permit accelerated de gory to over movement of people ment of regional transportation, tears destination. whether they are used for highECONOMIC STIMULUS ways or airports, will be with- Mr. Smith said a Salt Lake held if there is any dlscrimina- customs office would be In tion in employment on the projnowise deleterious to the inter- ects. ests of other Federation states" TEMPORARY SLOWDOWN By M. DeMAR TEUSCHER meeting of the Federation of and would serve as an economic If this means a temporary Deseret News Political Editor Rocky Mountain States, the stimulus to the entire region. slowdown in the pace of such GOP governors were asked if In the Thursday morning conALBUQUERQUE," N.M. -Fso be it, he said. they had any preference as to ference session, bold new con- construction, our Republican governors candidates. funds can not be a Federal in and one Democrat reached a cepts for regional planning of whatever Imagined Govs. Babcock, Samuelson 01111081 agreement of sorts transportation and communica- part from flow and rewards a allegedly Hathaway declared they outlined. tions were here Wednesday. had no. preference at this biased employment policy, or a of The lour Republicans Transportation Secretary recruitment time, but pledged the support Alan S. Boyd, the newest mem- biased union Tim Babcock of Montana, of " the nominee at the convenprogram." called for the of Don Samuelson of Idaho, tion. cabinet, ber diScott executive Fletcher, total Involvement of all of the David Cargo of New Mexico Gov. Cargo, who has been Rocky Mountain States in build- rector of the National Associa- and Stan Hathaway of an active supporter of Gov. of tion BroadcastEducational ing a transportation network Wyoming agreed they George Romney, said he had 'Within your region which wilTers, told conference delegates would support a presidential held a preference until the serve not only your needs but that a regional educational tele-t)- nominee selected by the 1968 last day or so, but now I dont vision into a national system." network linking the GOP convention no matter know." We have to look at transpor- - Mountain States would be a who It might be. . lie said the candidate tation as a single integrated very useful tool, not only for The Democrat Gov. should be "someone in the educational developing your Cavin L. Ramtpon of Uta- h- main stream of the system, Mr. Boyd declared, party. We cannot isolate private potential but also In industrial agreed that he would oppose Asked to define mainstream, the Republican npminee he said the candidate could transportation from public development. Mr. Fletcher discussed the whoever It might be." not represent just one section transportation, personal transof the Public commercial implications At a press conference held of the country or one segment portation from transportation, add air travel Broadcasting Act of 1967 and Its at the opening of the annual of the political thinking. Cfyitinned from Page Miss Utah Feels Great' v-- r- 1 Insurance Act and are insured by the federal government, Mr. OConnor said. Any student , regardless of family income may apply for a loan If he is enrolled at an eligible school and is a citizen or national of the United States. The government will pay six contract, they intend to get all cade Springs. The road contract will provide' the clearing done this fall and the road to a gravel . surface, begin construction. The compa- Hard surfacing is planned in;ny will complete the project two or three years after nature next summer. has helped consolidate the road The contractor is allowed 270 calendar days to complete the fills, Mr. Thornock said, If Strong Co. Is awarded the job. ;'.': Loan Plan -j . rrxxxrrxvrxxxx,vxxvv,x,vv,,crx" Nf. US to 1 JO vinyl handles 1 attached JL 39 ZCMI SHOC CUNIC Sell lake CeHnwod ... 2203 Highland Drive Ope dally till 7 mi-M- ou. 466-201- mil Frl till S pjq. 0 |