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Dr. David E, Miller, (chair- - ogy and History Associates Dr. Miller will discuss 'The iman of the Depaitment of His- - meeting Friday at 8 pm at the of the Utah story Discovery . tory, University of Utah will be Sen i 6 r Citizens Recreation of the Escalante Expedition with lfXHMored Slides The re atives of an! who thinks turned of the the Indian rums m Dfsperate Anyone they may tentative Jeads.were uplsome The lecture will be illustrated lie is Invited to attend guest speaker at the Archaeol ,Center 237 10th Fast r . elderly Salt Lake couple who be able to be of assistance which have hot vet been corners area. ur. uoyo -- somewhere m should watch the papers and disappeared . said USED IN MOST PUBLIC SCHOOLS to TV and radio for instruc-- l southern Utah were contemplat-teMinprs thp flrSt .u URht 'h'S couldnt rranTcoTniv mg Friday a request for mass tions we w.lMssue on how the np Th0mosnn have been my parents because volunteers to join a weekend search will be coordinated, Dr sald a whosp appparan(:p L yd Smd matched newspaper photos of,hpy were due" home Sunday ' nf fripnHs ? I1 Mr and Mrs Llovd, 2554 the Lloyds stopped at the mine night But if they had merely St (1610 East), left between I and 3 pm. Saturday wanted J explore the ruins hr ayMor a tour pf to ask for water. Ld.remote side roads leading'10"1" the Blanding area they still L ah parks including They drank the water with TOuld have made in to southern Utah parks ln ,old ' time Md -15 miners .they were heading his wife, Ida Doyd7 72. MISSING CALL toward Deweys Bridge and "But we may make a general The third lead was the report Towers. had not decided when to to citizens They fishers help private plea owner of the Colonial second the left for route' which the Meanwhile, Dr said they us qver precisely weekend, in M,el Panguitch that he had was two in a would travel. A missing", time report days Bruce A. Lloyd, 3731 Delia Cr. they a couple matching (2306 East), a son of the miss- - call went out Monday w'hen they 'received that a couple who legistered the Lloyds description Thurs seen was like the had not looked returned Lloyds by Sunday ing Couple ' "There may be some hunters night. ,near Landscape Arch area Arches to Sunday, the wilds on check into After a full day of searching going hunting sites for next weekend by air and ground parties "This couple told a man they One f h mysteries 0f thp Maybe some of them can help.lThursday, Dr, Lloyd said three wanted to travel farther and see , disappearance has beeri the fact that no motel records of the overnight stays are Lloyds available. Dr. Lloyd said he would fly w ith one one of two CAP planes Friday m a tandem air search area over the Canvonlands Planes searched m the Buck-horFlat area between Welling ton and Hanksville Thursday. pub- - - sub-tfou- n Now you can have the best S.C.A1. Typewriter in your sejL r)h XKrSi hiSi -- few, idEb-- home Oil lt0me d today n Car Items Stolen 4 iit4 Pamila Jesse Rosen Clements Sherri Owen Michael Littlefield Trisha Frederickson - THE DESERET NEWS SENDS BIRTHDAY 6REET1N0S TO Pamila Romp daughter of Mr and Mri Bar! Rosen 463 8ih Ave ; Jesse Clements, son of Shefri Owen daughter of Mr, and Mrs Bill Clements 2793 Marcus Rd Mr and Mrs Thomas Owen 1431 E 625 South Sandy M rhael Littlefield son of Mr and Mrs Arlen Littlefield 3186 Cantwell St Trisha F ederickson Scott Brinfl daughter of Mr and Mrs William Frederickson 2450 Aklon St Mr of son N 2181 and Mrs Ellis Bringhurst 6630 South and ail other hurst, babies one year old Friday Pictures of babies of Deseret News subscribers will be take free of charge at the Deseret News baby photo stuaio 33 Richards St , Monday through Friday from 10 a m until 3pm at last three days be fort baby s birthday ) BIRTHS GIRLS Mr, and Mr. and Mr, and Mr and Mr. and Mr and Mr and Mr and Mr and Mr. and Mr and AS REPORTEO FROM SALT LAKE CITY Scott Bringhurst Thieves stole a car sfereo, 23 stereo tapes and other items with a total value of $401 from the auto of Paul W Jensen, 3222 S. 2nd West, Thursday. Coming Monday HOSPITALS. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Glen L Fagg h East Orrtn Ray Mueller, 1235 W 9lh Nor'h Dean R Smith, 606 Millcreek Way Charles Robinson 65 W 700 North Bountiful. Donell Adair, 3007 $ State Arno'd Leek 1553 W 4505 South d Robert Odekirk East Richard W Anderson 7440 Butler Hills Dr Eiwood A Blank 640S Silver Bell Ave, Murray Don M, Barrett, 3465 S 4210 West G John Rich, 767 Loveland Ave Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs ial BOYS Mii Mr; Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr, Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and L Atwood 4961 S 5500 West, Kearna John Carpenter 235 Creek Rd Ray D Christensen, 2186 N 10000 West Provo B B 6526 South State Murray Kimberly Steven Sorensen 2628 Westrrilng Way L Carl East Anderson 6053-9tWilliam Ray Cooper 2331 Park St Rona d O Garner 308 N 800 West Mark Robinson East Sidney J Mulcock 2723 E 3960 South Nolan W Fink 51661045 East Robert L Basta 4401 Jordan Ln , Murrf Norman Brlngard 3159 W 3780 South Robert Piper, 254 W Main Sandy Boyce Syme, 2951 $ 8750 West Ed Freeman 3096 Whitehall Dr Granger Robert Charlesworth 3375 W 3665 South, Granger. Norman $ Stevens, 358 N 300 East, Provo I AEC Prepares Vitro Survey A federal survey of uranium the pile. There is no immediate mill tailings pilqs m southeast- - hazard known to exist, he em Utah and Colorado will be added. expanded to include the pile at Dr Winn disclosed a variety the Vitro Minerals & Chemical of reactions to a request made Corp plant at 600 W. 3300 South, by the committee to towns and The, purpose will be to measure counties throughout the state the amount of radon (radioacIn a September letter, the tive gas) escaping were governmental agencies THis announcement was made asked to control voluntarily the Thursday afternoon by Dr burning of garbage and their Grant S Winn, executive secre- - 'dumps, tary of the Utah Air Conserve-- J Duchesne County agreed to g tion; Committee, at the groups take the request under in the Utah State Piute and San Juan sion of Health Building, 44 Med- - counties replied that they had leal Dr. no problems as far as the oper- The survey, being conducted ation of garbage dumps was by the U.S Public Health Serv- - 'concerned Ice and the Atomic Energy) Kanarraville agreed to follow Commission, will start within aii rules and regulations in the the next two weeks. operation of its dump D. Winn noted that studies Monticello replied that made on other piles bage ls"bumed once a week at indicate no radon more than a its dump, but that this creates half mile from the pile. no pollution problem. The city The study will continue for government considered land fill about a year, too expensive and suggested He said that the state air con- - that the committee confine its servation unit will conduct its pollution control efforts to the own study of the amount of Wasatch Front where they are radioactive dust escaping from needed Pleasant Grove and American Fork reported that they are planning a cooperative land fill Non-Speec- h, dump Provo and Salt Lake both reported they are operating land fill dumps and have strict regulations on burning of trash by individuals. Snowville replied that it had Rumors on the University of no dump and no burning Its Utah campus that it wasn't worst air pollution problem is Andy Warhol who gave a non- - pigarette smoklng. 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