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Show "npiTH DESERET NEWS, Thursday, 14D October 19, 1968 Trade Poor Airs Valley Potentials PLAN PROVO CONFAB Fii-da- y Deaeret News Wash.roton WASHINGTON y y e Sugar House OF help. Ask your druggist about new SURE-la- x Bureau die combination system Used ir Sen. Frank Utah, one of the two candidates e ronve"'l0" hoafs E. Moss, said today heated tne he the maiortty candidate will ask the 91st Congress to set up a presidential nomination jjg noted the pure primary had been used in Utah, process similar to Utahs no vention-primarbut proved costly because system. received The senator said the Utah sys- one candidate always tern, which nominates two final- a majority at the first pnmai y, ists for each office by conven- thus necessitating a runoff prition then selects the party nomi- mary. nee by primary vote, has He said the direct primary also had the disadvantage of proved most satisfactory. in been has lessening party responsibility Strong opposition since candidate voiced to the present system of selection of a or selecting presidential candi- there was no party platformrun. must candidates dates," Sen. Moss said. Under which the The annual fall convention and luncheon of the Utah Federation of Women's Republican Clubs will be held in Provo Saturday at 10 a.m. Mrs. David L. (Mildred) McKay, federation president, said the meeting would be held at the Womens Cultural Center, 310 W. 500 North St., Provo. Gubernatorial candidate Call W. Buehner and State Rep. Howard Nielson, chairman of the GOP research committee, will speak at the meeting, Mrs. McKay said. Luncheon speaker will be Mis. Wallace F. Bennett. Mary Del Pritzloff, head of the western region Women for Nixon, will be a special guest Members of tne Provo Womens Republican Club are hostesses for the meeting, with Mrs. LaVorn Sparks, president of the Provo group, as chairman of fits of being able to store inter- conference awards banquet national trade goods temporariin the Wilkinson Center. ly for air cargo customers tax H. M. Calvert, senElectronic free here in Utah. That alone Saturday, PROVO ior and a mem- vice president an new role as Industries and a should be a powerful stimuher of the board of directors of airline freeport center may hold lant, he said. the best promise ior developPrudential Federal Savings and OTHER QUALIFICATIONS ment of Utah Valley, businessLoan Association, will De the men were told at the areas anAs for the valleys other quali- main speaker at a special nual Trade Fair. fications, he noted that it sits on breakfast in the Riverside Coun- east-weThe four-daUtah Valley a rail try Club. He'll speak on f inaneIndustrial Trade Fair was for- route with a rail line to the bor- ing industrial development. mally launched Wednesday as der and southwest to Los school children and business- Angeles, and also has good men crowded exhibits at the trucking facilities. George Albert Smith Fieldhouse In study after study, and on the Brigham Young Univerproject alter project, It's been sity Campus. proven that even smaller communities that build a SPECIAL FIELDS find prosperity airport Dr. Paul Harmon, a Universicomes tapping at the door, he of of Utah associate professor ty said. Industry likes to be management and a native of where the runway is. Utah Valley, said the businessMoss said he was chairSen. HOME FAMOUS men should . concentrate on elite manufacturers such as man of a special subcommittee electronics, research or techno- earlier this year which made a survey of eight major airports logical firms. across the country. From his Dr. who Harmon, spoke Wednesday, said these types of observations there and as a businesses would be best be- member of the Commerce Comcause they require a small, mittee, he concluded that the specialized labor force and country is on the fringe of a 2-pa- nt several managers, revolution in distribution techwhich would mean more good niques that is tied to the airso inseparably that an leaders for he community. plane ertire strata of middlemen can FEASIBILITY STUDY be eliminated." Sen. Frank E. Moss, TAX STRUCTURE commented on the Utah Valley Dr. Industrial Development AssociaHarmon, in his address, tions feasibility study for an air said the first consideration in freeport center and said he was attracting industry was the tax ctructure and in Utah that impressed by it. There was a time not so meant a need for lower taxes. He said other ways to attract long ago when a port had to be within smelling distance of salt industry included keeping a favair to be in the running for orable labor climate; retaining international cargo," he said in the right to work law; more By DON WOODWARD Deseret News Business Editor Pattern Nominating After Utah's Plan? GOP WOMEN'S CLUBS Y. He wants to TEXACO With lots of laxatives an lots of claims -- no wonder youre confused. Your druggist will tell you a doctor often prescribes a laxative that works several ways . . . not just one or two. works tour New SURE-la- x beneficial ways: it lubricates, moisturizes, softens and stimulates. SURE-la- x ike -l- a prescripof ingre- - is a compound dients that tion works four ways! Ask your druggist. SURE-lax- 0M Get Your Share ofFi ee Gasoline Values Along With Money-Savin- . Gentle, effective relief In tablet form, CO. I TEXACO g BRANDS SAVINGS FRL APJD SAT. STOBE-VJID- B all wool a employ man's suits remarks prepared for delivery cooperation from communities, teachers and newspapers ; buildtoday. ing a better airport and helping CHANGED PICTURE the small farmers in the valley The airplane, in one genera- - remain in business. tion, has changed that dramatiOTOER SPEAKERS cally, and theres no doubt that any community, with enough The annual trade fair will grit and determination, located continue through Saturday, close to other basic means of Other speakers who will a"d with a pool pate include Warren W. John-o- f Unresourceful and energetic Jston, vice president of people nearby, can plug itself perial Corp. and general man- into the trade picture, the Sen- ager of its Fluidonics Division, ator said. which is located on the UniverHe noted that the valley's feas- sity of Utah campus. 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