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Show 24 B DESERET NEWS, Thursday, February 15, 1968 Pro Rata Welfare Expenditures Under 1940 NORTHEAST CITY IIMITS Bennett Asks letter Utah Utah expenditures fer public, provide Boy Scouts with almost Prison for the May 1 robbery of) Such a bill should be of great versity of Itah Angel Flight Air Society. Miss the knowledge necessary for the N-welfare in relation to its total interest to the bean, potato, 'and Arnold Bar, 726 S. State. an officer ini Angel Induslivestock and have (Urson dropped expenditures Montoya, whose last known sugar beet, c S uy sincejiiitiilliilllllllllllltlillU address was 806 S. West Tern-- j try ip the Intermountain Area, heavily oI CLEANUP Presldent 1940, according to Shislf pie, was arrested Wednesday by! the State Welfare the state AREA Los a boarded d A as FBI he agents was autopsy Division. to be performed Thursday on a Angeles-bounbus in Salt Lake ElMoine W. found Angel Compete Thr seventh annual Goverbaby girl, direcKirkham, FEBRUARY 19 dead in her bassinet Wednesnor's tor of research Prayer Breakfast will be of TO his conviction in May, Ann Larson, daughter at 7 am. in tht day. Lar-idFriday and planning, i FEBRUARY 23 d the defendant was freed on Judge and Mrs. John Farr that fiscal 1967 state Ambulance to appear son, 2877 E. 4430 South, will Newhouse Hotel. officers ported failed bond but $5,000 w.io WASHINGTON Sen. Wal- mail is now air lifted hundreds e x p e nditures for welfare arrived at the home in response Justice Matthew W. Hill of the scheduled for compete in the regional Little lace F. Bennett has of miles past these' communities 9.8 to a call from the moJier found amounted to 233.65 million Sat- - Washington Supreme Court will and Colonel contest Friday asked Postmaster General Law- and then resorted in Salt Lake be guest speaker and Gov. Cal- per cent of total state govern- bruises on the babys lower W WfHlV KCKUf, THt TASH urday in Denver, Colo. rence O'Brien to take immedi- Gty or Ogden and trucked back MUST M OUT MONOAT IT M 0 AM. ment expenditures of 2342.38 body, including tbe legs, and a the Uni-- j vin L. Ram.pton will respond is She byr sponsored ate action' to improve mail over long distances to these million. discoloration ot the childs back. service in Utah, it was outlying rural ' cities and Pick-UIn welfare for The mother told police she About 1,000 prospective Utah p Trash towns? Sen. Bennett asked, announced here Thursday. Expenditures 1940 were 27.45 million or 27.2 had given her Railroad postal trains have Utahs senior senator said, a bottle (housewives are expected to Due to storm, cleanup per cent of total state expend- of milk at 1 daughter been discontinued under your dl "Last year Congress approved which time gather Friday and Saturday for at a.m., 19-2- 3 (exitures of 237.38 million, he said. the baby appeared normal She the annual state convention of to , increase mail area for Feb. rection resulting in significant legislation deterioration of mail services in rates and grant pay increases' cluding Feb. 22, a holiThis proportional decrease went right to sleep, the mother the Utah Association, Future JwLTUW CDS COnWWOQO Homemakers of America. Sen. Bennett wrote to to all postal workers. In approvUtah, day) will be east city lim- has been achieved despite the said. Mr. OBrien. She ing this legislation, found the baby dead at Guest speaker will be Marilyn Congress its to M Street, South advent of medical services proFor nearly 100 years, many relied on your promise that this Van Derbur, United Airlines lim- vided since 1955. A total of 34 9:15 a.m., she told officers. to north city Temple of our communities in Utah 'ould result in better mail servof the fiscal 1967 cent youth speaker and Miss Ameriper its as last week). (same were served by the railroad-posta- l ice throughout the nation." can for 1958. She will address expenditures for public welfare Bound Over system which allowed for the opening general session in were for medical a sistance, he HAS COMPLAINTS L save 50 on fabric , the sorting of mail en route, and said. George W. Jackson, 77, the Lafayette Ballroom, Hotel The number of letters crossChoose from thousands of drop-of- f and pickup of mails e mur- Utah, at 7 p.m. Friday. charged with ing my desk complaining about of handsome materiboth from east the yards and moving has been bound over to Goals and Dreams will be in receipt of mail Course der, als west coast of the United long delays and custom workAstronomy get Third District Court for talk. the title of her trial, leads me to believe that ConStates, the Utahn explained. manship at prices nobody after in preliminary hearing gress was deluded in thinking Registration is now open for a can beat for this quality. MOVED BY AIR that more revenues or pay innew session of the Hansen Plan- Gty Judge Maurice D. Jones Farmers' Speaker Your furniture will be "new" court. Now that you are not moving creases would solve the growing astronoetariums introductory from the inside out. Free mail by train, I understand problem of handling the large Continued from R1 my course, Exploration of the The charge rose from the Jan. The president of the National Page pick-u- p and delivery, of 4 death of Willie H. Watson, Farmers Union will front your office that much volume of mail in the country. Heavens. j'oin .George who-wa- s s couise. mail will be moved shot at the J&W Re- Klein, the director of, the Idaho Sen. Bennett said, I respect- available at Brigham Young the University of Classes begin Saturday at 9 cord Shop, 708 S. State.- - This is Farmers Home Administration, ZCMI by air, he noted. fully urge you to take immedi University, SERVICE consecualso Jacksons home address as on the speakers' platform at the However, how is airlifting ate action to resolve these Utah and in private homes to a.m. and continue four free fer phene sample from 9 to 10:15 listed on going to help many of our rural transportation problems before handle the overflow, the audito- tive Saturdays shew in yeur heme police records. He is Idaho Farmers a.m. communities in Utah formerly there is any further deteriora- rium manager reported. ne Union oh'igatien: convention and being held f the jail Friday Salt lake 36J-- 1 57 serviced by postal trains when tion of mail service. Mr. Dunn said he is neutral The course is designed to en- without bond. Saturday. Ogden on liquor by the drink. He noted able participants to identify the 1 Prove Tony T. Dechant, president of however, that while it would un- stars and constellations of the the fanners association, will Robber Sentenced doubtedly be a boon to some seasons. Motion of the stars, at-hopresent and outline a bargainbusinessmen, as far as the moon, sun and planets also will Anthony Montoya, 23, was ing bill to bring better prices building (Salt Palace) is con- be studied. sentenced Wednesday to serve for farm products through the 4a 1(4a Im t L e4 fVq4Mteeteesp cerned, the liquor question has The Introductory course will Htm no effect whatsoever. PtrP4eifRe pes C police-ordere- Service AAail d - j f reupholster now . , first-degre- Manager Optimistic first-clas- SHOP-AT-HOM- E Utah-Sout- h city-coun- 399-S96- S 374-173- mail for Board Okays Addition To Hillcrest Junior High MURRAY Plans for an ad Sition to Hillcrest Junior High School were approved Wednesday night by ' the Murray Board of Education. Easton Parratt J. said Supt. the plans call for construction of Cheating Admitted appointment me 4tMeeS9 ONLY 17 PCX. He observed that only 17 per new home , economics and cent of civic auditoriums in the science laboratories and provisell liquor, and 22 per sion of a temporary choral country sell beer. cent room. The addition will be If there is a bad Image beerected in front of the present cause of the local liquor situabuilding. we have created it ourPlans will be "submitted to1 tion, The question doesnt the State Board of Educa- selves. , In bidding for convenoccur tion for approval It is expected tions. construction bids will be called Holding up crossed fingers for i spring. audiboard also authorized the chamber breakfast Mr. Dunn said the city ence; purchase of an additional school close to dickbus to add to the districts fleet may be pretty for a national hockey ering Aii of three. older buss will be ' ; 1franchise.,' "1 , ( kept as a spare for use In NO PRIORITY Parratt Supt. emergencies, In response to a question, Mr. said. also told the Dunn said the Church will not Parratt Supt ' SIOUX CITY, IOWA (AP) -'- board that Murray High School have priority in renting the A Sioux Gty chiropractor testi- had been fully accredited by the building. Northwest Association of SecConventions have first priorified Wednesday he enlisted the ty on use of the building. ondary and Higher Schools. aid of two chiropractic interns to help other persons cheat on basic science examinations in Utah, Nevada and South Dakota. Dr. Peter V. Modde testified lp federal court that he also accepted $600 from a graduate of Die Palmer College of Chirot practic in Davenport to help c him get through the Nevada OGDEN , A professional $100,000 could be raised by sale lest is expected nationally of the smaller medal, agency advertising Modde Is a key government hired to come up with while the larger medal would be witness in the trial of 1? persons to.be bn charges of fraud and conspir- ideas for the Golden Spike Cen- limited and, there would be few, ' of the nation- if any, sales. tennial a acy to cheat on basic science al Goldenmeeting Commission A serious problem facing the Spike six states examinations given in commission, explained Mr. and by the National Board of .heard Wednesday afternoon. Goodfellow, was the lack cf The commission, preparing of such Chiropractic. Passage appropriated funds an examination is required for for the centennial May 10, 1969, for the centennial. in Ogden, met time for first in thq arts.' die licensing healing REPLICA PROBLEM its western headquarters. Sioux Gty chiropractor The of same lack of funds has Die profeshiring report earlier pleaded guilty to, two of the 21 counts in the Indictment sional her came from chair- also hampered the procuring of man Thomas A. Goodfellow in replicas of the original train and is not himself on trial. He identified the interns as response to offers of help from engines that participated in the Donald L. Kettwich of Minonk, several civic and church organi- driving of the golden spike. zations. We may have to borrow III., and Brian E, Long of Fort on some of list the similar engines for the High and problems Tacoma, Lauderdale, Fla., .Wash., and the man who paid facing fiie commission is the celebration period, said Mr. of the .centennial Goodfellow, and then work him the 8600 as Richard W. Bre-vi- k striking of Davenport, 11 defend- medal Utah interests want a later for a permanent solution, pure silver medal, slightly larg- because time is too short now to ants. , reconstruct the engines. h er than a silver dollar, to repre. Modde said he, Long and TRAVELING DISPLAYS were .interns at a sent the event ' Interests from California want Dr. Everett Cooley of the Tacoma, Wash!, clinic. He said he and Long used a larger, three-inc- h medal de- Utah Historical Society asked hand signals to . help some signed and given to a select the commission, to consider a clients pass a test in Utah, and few, while the smaller medal traveling display of the history he paid Long $250 for his ser- would be for general sale and of the occasion and to make use distribution. vices. of the national archives to He said Long also obtained in The national com mission was assemble the display. advance copies of the South told that xhe Utah Golden Spike Dr. Cooley also said that a Dakota examination to be given Commission had deposited Utah Historical Quarterly publi-- j in November 1966, and he and $5,000 with the U.S. Treasury to cation would be dedicated to the Long gave them to clients strike the medal when the con- spike event, and commission' Modde had brought to Sioux troversy on size and design members were asked to investi-- 1 Gty- - Modde said he was to have arose. gate the possibility of sale ofi 'received 21,500 if one of the Utah commission members the publication nationally to also told the visitors that nearly raise funds. clients passed. 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