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Show 14 A DESERET NEWS, Wednesday, October Id, 1Vo3 toll Logs Behind West n Finances Of Colleges to cent lor Iemisylvania From 1967 to FIG!), the Utah inciease was almost 3G per cent. The national increase was 43 per cent, ranging from seven per cent in Alaska to more than !)2 per cent for Pennsylvania. Utah's tax exiond-ilurefor operating expenses for higher education increased by almost 1.T7 per cent. The national increase was 233 per cent. This ianges from a low of 9ti per cent for Oklahoma to IJr. Chambers emphasized that college and univeisily enrollment likely will double from 11)70 to 1080. Children who will be ready for college in 1980 were six years old in 19118. They were born before sition dial even the national rate of increase is loo low. "Public higher education still is not receiving the supjxjit it must have to keep up with rislie ing costs and demands, said. Utah lags behind both the Mountain We.it and the nation in the rate by which expenditure of tax funds for higher education has increased since IftiiO. This is indicated in a nationwide study completed by Dr. M. M. Chandlers, University of Indiana, for the Office of Nainstitutional Research, tional Association of State t Universities and Colleges. Dr. Chambers takes the po In the period lrom 1960-0- l!lli7-(i!- Land-Gran- s S.L. COUNTY Settlement Ends Strike At Markets '69 Budget Estimates "yea vote at 6 a.m. today 80 meat cutters, clerks and cashiers back to their jobs in six Smith's Food King Markets boom in Salt Lake County, the post-wababy began its decline which may The members voted to lie reflected in slower enrollaccept practically the same ment increases after 1980. hut settlement we reached with not before. last Safeway and Albertsons Di. Chambers also notes week, said A. B. Drage, secretary-t- 509 pet Show Upward A sent r of that public colleges and uni- reasurer Local 537, will continue to bear Amalgamated Meatcutters and Woikmen of the brunt of the increased Butcher North enrollment. Currently private America. institutions grow at the rate The wage scale is the same of about 50 per cent each but there are minor differences' 10 years while public colleges in other provisions of the con- grow at a 100 per cent rate. tract, Mr. Drage said. The eon-- versities 8310,725. down from this budget of $382,410. Ev JOSEFH T. LIDDELL Deseret News Staff Writer Inct eases of from four to 71 per cent are lefleeted in 11 of 12 preliminary budget estimates for Salt budget. Lake 1969 County's I yeai's rend $65,607, up 42 per cent, and dr. and jvclopmcnt promotion, 9 per cent. $338,018, up Other estimates were: County to 1907's annul attorney, 8152,899, up 10 per Compared the 1969 estimates S44.090, spending, grounds, cent; building reflected increases averaging ill up 4.6 per cent; building and $186,292, per cent in two years, according up enforcement, zoning to auditor's computations. Total center 27.5 per cent; detention estimates $305,898, up 4 per cent ; property preliminary budget to reach $23 department, $12,050, up 23 per are expected to $24 million later this cent ; recorder, $220,058, tip 4 as departments submit month per cent; treasurer, $212,891. up to the auditor. tabulations 14.8 court, family cent; per The requests total over $4 milrepresent about 17 per the plus $20 million budget the county will consider from 50 departments later this fall. The figures were released today by Salt Lake Counyt Audir tract covers a period.l The Safeway and Albertsons tor Glen Palmer who made 1968 the with contract expires in three years. comparisons budget. The employes are happy! The Salt Lake City Cummis- - a passing auto as the truck was The largest department estiwith the settlement, Mr. Drage the scene of Sherwas for the mate has framed a resolution of e'nS k"ed Rom sion County said. fire thp $2.7 condolence and a citation to Lie Were pleased that the strike iff's Department estimating million for next year, 31.65 per of Tony M. Cannuscio, ' was settled, said management cent abve this years $2 million family representative Ross Thoresen of city truck driver who was killed the Industrial Relations Council. budget. in a freeway accident. A combined custodian esti- Friday Meanwhile, 110 striking cabitotaled $235,972 which was The resolution spoke of Mr. mate netmakers continued picketing death 74 untimely per cent above the 1968 Gannuscio's at Salt Lake Cabinet and after 17 years service with the Fixture Co., 1436 S. West Tem- figure. Only one estimate fell below Streets Departments. ple and Granite Mill and Fixture Co., 400 W. 2nd North. this year's budget. This was for The citation told how he The company has offered a the Neighborhood Youth Corps, "courageously ailed in such a UNFINISHED an hour increase over a 80 per cent of which is furnished manner to save the life fo a the federal government. The F. Robert three-yea- r period. The workmen by FURNITURE 1969 for totaled Bruhii, exposing himself lo are asking for a $1.50 an hour estimate Weil built. Good selection of great personal danger. increase over the three years. tore Gannuscio Mr. burning pieces. We have the best The Brotherhood of Carpenand the coveralls from Mr. Bruhn and choice in town ters and Joiners, Local 181, is to on the him rolled is ground right. price representing the workmen. Salt Lake County sheriff depu- snuff out flames which seriously Management and union repFurniture Annex burned the mechanic when a resentatives met Monday and ties said today the death of Baker Batt, 29, 7781 W. carburetor evploded on a city made some progress, Mr. Thor-- ! esen said. No further sessions 3100 South, Magna, Monday truck. but were about 4:10 p.m. was due to have been scheduled Later that evening. Mr. Gan6 41 2 So. 6th West still in touch, he added. nuscio was struck and killed by hanging. lion and cent of mil-lio- 1 A table of percentage in- - 3 U. Coeds Will Enter Condolence Resolution one-yea- ' Utah's Miss Wool Contest Three of Utah University - ' S. foods selected Tuesday night to Wool Miss the of Utah ruler ' 4 X contest are Patty Coon, Ruth Ann Pearson and Karol Jean Kasteler. The winners were chosen from 25 contestants, and will I compete against other statewide winners for the Miss Wool of Utah title Monday at noon in ? J Hotel Utah. Jan Johnson, Miss Wool ol Utah for 1967, conducted the contest for University of Utah entrants which was held at Cottonwood Mall. Miss Wool of Utah will rey ceive an expense-pair trip to San Angelo, Tex., to s t enter national competition later this year for the Miss Wool of America contest. Ruth Ann Pearson, Karol Jean Kasteler and Patty Miss Coon, 19, a daughter of Coon, from left, enter Miss Wool finals. Mr, and Mrs. LaMar Coon, 2655 Comanche Dr., is a freshman; sophomore, majoring in second- of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kasteler, 2183 Logan Ave., is a sophomajoring in psychology. ary education. education Miss Pearson, 19, a daughter sop, 1102 E. 4500 South, is a more elementary Miss Kasteler, 19, a daughter major. of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Pear- - ' n ' JL fe38, 4$i A')-- d f All J $1 y,i . fellow-employ- staff members are expected at fall conference training Thursday and Friday at the Peruvian Lodge, Alta. Richard P. Lindsay, director, Uah CouncR on Criminal Justice Administra- ia tion, will keynote tlie ... Found Dead Are-len- e KETCIIUM'S 35S-46S- ten-de- ON all Maytag "HALO-OF-HEA- ft - T" Mrs. McBeth devotes more time to Yoga I like the time my gas dryer naves. I can read, or practice Yoga, or just he with the children more these days. I think using a flame is nicer for heat and dependability than any other form. 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