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Show Outdated Codes Hit1 New Pant Copley News Service WASHINGTON Some 85 per cent of cities and towns of 5,000 populatUnited States the in have ion codes that prohibit some building modern and less expensive construction materials, a survey has revealed. Only 15 per cent has a national model building code, according to Paul H. Douglas, chairman of the National Com mission on urban problems. out-of-da- te The fT' r full-tim- e cent pay employes professional as much as $13,000 a Wednesday, October 30, 1968 year. Douglas, a former Illinios senator, said 15 per cent of all municipalities of 50,000 population or more are without any building code whatsoever. the failure of cities to update building codes, which take into consideration the latest materials and The survey by all applicable model codes. One the use of plastic is pipe in drain systems prohibited by almost of the municipalities of 5,000 or more which have a building code. Yet use of plastic, which in many cases is proved construct- ion. methods, many times pushes up the cost of housing in those areas, it has been proven. The about materials them ap- inquired 14 specific building or practices, 13 of two-thir- inability of a city to pay for professional building staffs has a and planning direct bearing on the efficiency with which local buildi"" cheaper than ether materials, has been tested extensively and found acceptable. regulations are carried out. Many building codes RENT Visit Already Too Small urvey survey also shows that of all jurisdictions attempting to regulate buildhave ing practices employes for such work. Only one out of nine of the 18,000 communities surveyed use trained employes and pay them as much as 9,000 a year. Only two per 'Shakers' exclude the use of plumbing trees or preassembled pipes for drains, waste and vent, preassembled electrical and nonmetallic sheathed electrical cables. If items can be preassembled on a mass production basis, the cost savings are obvious. Gem State A California firm, which located in Utah just last April to take advantage cf work at Hill Air Force Base, has already outgrown its facilities and is thinking of moves to get additional space. The company Is Pacific Flight Support Inc., suppliers of aircraft components, which held a special open house for business and civic leaders today at 940 W. 1st South. Don J. Frischknecht, contracts and program manager, said the firm came to Utah after seeing news accounts of the large volume of business being dona out of state by Hill Air Force Base. After further contacts through the Industrial Promotion Board, the company decided to locate a second plant in Utah, to provide electrical, sheet metal and ma chine work for high altitude missiles. It already had a facility operating in Gardena, Calif. Starting with five people, the plant has now grown to 60 employes, he said. It doubled its plant space to 11,000 square feet and is contemplating additional moves to get more space, he added. Employment will also in- ! j rr the Gem State. On U.S. Steel The group plans future trips Checking stock are Bud Williams, Ralph Ward; assistant manager TRUCKS LICENSEE LOW DAILY and WEEKLY Rates TRUCK RENTAL CENTER 342 W. 13th So. 6ne4$62028 USEE? to Cedar City, St. George, Phoe- Bill Long. nix, Vernal and Price. Warehouse Food To Open In S.L. low-ren- Reports Sales Dip 5 YEAR UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE IARL SCHEI1 GUARANTEES HK WOULD FAMOUS SW.M PA'NT JO FOI S YEAIS AGAINST FADING. IF YOU SCHIII FAINT JO FADfS WITHIN S YfAIS AFTI THIS GUA. CAI AISOIUTI V FAINTING FAIL SCHIII Will tiPAlNT YOU ANTIi COVEAS All DIAMOND GLOSS COIOIS INCLUDING FI IS AND METALIICS. IAl & two-by-fo- DIESEL their northern jaunt, the Salt Shakers will trav i first to Pocatello and then to Idaho Falls. They will visit with the of ComBlackfoot Chamber merce on the return trip. t warehouse A food store that is low on ling from a clean and neat but absolutely frills and service but proposes to make up for these lacks with no frills; operating with a mini- low prices will open its doors mum of employes and letting Thursday to Salt Lake Valley the customers do some of the work ordinarily handled by customers store employes; eliminating a Buy a can, a case or and gimmicks. There carload, is the motto of Ware- stamps memwill be a 3435 S. Food house Main, Stores, crease. bership charge. the areas newest but not its WE'LL GROW We have about $25,000 fanciest supermarket. Well grow with the busiinvested in fixtures in our store is in our store Everything said Arnold Gravning, or with $125,000 ness, said Bud Williams, compared discounted, in most food stores, $150,000 president, and indicated that a of the busiwork force of 100 to 150 people as he stood at the foot of a explained the other ness, Ward. was not out of line with current mountain of cases stacked Ralph company thinking. We have no warehouse or wall. a against storeroom. Everything we have The firm now has 68 different Deseret News Special The 25,000 square-foo- t is right here on the floor. We he warehouse-likis contracts it on, working e Sales, shipments and earnings . . building Is filled item only once for U.S. Steel in the third quar- - saia with rows of and handle each tre of this year showed a' Mr- - Gravning said the compa-marke- d plywood shelves laden with when it comes into the store from the truck, Mr. Ward said. wm b.eSin shipping some cases of cans, bottles and bags. decrease from the sec-,n- y The stores 25 to 30 ond quarter, it was reported beayy machinery in from its It will be the largest grocery are about a fifth of theemployes number which hires stock In Utah, today by Roger M. Blough, Garden, a plant Mr. Williams required in a conventional about 20 men in that specialty. said. chairman of the company. supermarket, Mr. Ward said. He said the sales, shipments VERY PLEASED The firms ability to sell for This is the third cf the firms and earnings reflect the sharp on the Utah less according to the owners, stores. Others are located in Commenting decline in steel activity fol- work force, Mr. Gravning said, comes from its policy of operat- - Ogden and Boise, Idaho. lowing a new labor agreement Ive never seen such workers. at the end of July. In the second They know just what to do. customers made Were very, very pleased with quarter Metal Market advance purchases in anticipa- them. Livestock Market tion of an interruption of steel On hand to tour the facilities NEW YORK (UPI) Metal prices: OGDEN 265; Hogs supply. was Gov. Calvin L. Hampton, Aluminum, primary W per cent plus, barrows and gilts about steady; lot U.S. Mr. Blough also reported that whom Mr. 227 lb 18.40; 24 ingots 24. 00c lb. lb Gravning said pure WW per cent pure, the directors of U.S. Steel de- encouraged lb sow. scarce, the company to Antimony, dome-'lF.O.B. Larado, Tex., bulk 44.00c lb. lb lb clared a dividend of 60 cents come to Utah last March. At U 5. Copper, delivered electrolytic 80; weaner pigs, small lots York refinery unquoted. per share on the common stock, the time I told him we only had lb head, a few payable Dec. 10 to stockholders four workers we could send Lead, common, N.Y. 13 00c Ib.j St. cwt. Louis 12 83c lb. Sheeo of record at the close of busi765; all classes about steady;1 he said, but we came Manganese, 99.9 par cent pure, to 20 up, slaughter lambs, small lots mixed choice tons, 29.85c lb. ness Nov. 8. anyway. And now our growth lb 22 other F.O.B. and prime Nickel, electrolytic cathodes, Steel prodi.ut shipments In the (W'c lb. Colborne, On. choice lb slaughter ,)jas been way beyond our expe- Fort 99 5 fhe S132.C? oz. soft, Platinum, ewes cull to good fall shorn cted quarter amounted to 4.9 tations. pelts flat. H Quicksilver, feeder lambs, small lots mixed Tin, N.Y. prompt del or 19. 50c lb. miiLm tons as compared with Id 24 noice and fancy Tungsten powder, 98 8 per .nt mini 7.2 millions tons in the second mum pure, $4 50 lb. lb 22 choice small lots lb ewe lambs Zinc, pome western, N.Y. 14.00c lb.; choke and fanev lb. 13.50c St. Louis East 70; shipment choice and fancy 131 quarter. Gold, $39 35 per troy ounce. New York. ib vearlina ewes 22 50; small lots choice Net income is reported at $11 Silver, $1.90 per troy ounce, New York. 2 to breeding awes 1 Wool tops fuNEW YORK (UPI) million for the third quarter, or tures ooene dtwo to seven points lower on 21 cents a share on total sales the New York Cotton Exchange today. follow: Dec. (1968) 165.0 har-ness- About 20 members of the Salt Shakers, good will ambassadors of the Salt Take Area Chamber of Commerce, traveled to Idaho Tuesday on a good will trip to visit chambers of commerce in - - 3 HI Hiurt: Mm. 570 Fill. 'wtoNtM'W SO. STATE I P" ' Sit. I Ml ll 355-656- 11 MM 6 .i ALLIED BUILDING MATERIALS' i A -- i jy - POWER i! 0 0 Flt UFCIIWVT - Til. 7:10 in t 6 SAW 13.00-1- CARRYING CASE if . ' RIP FENCE 7 5 25.25-2- million. This compares with $36.2 million, or 67 cents a share on sales of $1,013 billion in die third quarter of of $1,075.6 1967. Opening prices bd. May 165 6 bid, March (1969) 164 bid, Oct. 165.5 bid, Dec. bid, July 165 166 bid, March (1970) 167.0 bid. Grease wool futures opened two to five points lower. Dee. (1961 121.2 bid, March (1969) 121.0 bid. May 122.0 bid, July 122 0 bid, Oct. 122 5 bid, Dec. 123.0 bid, March (1970) 132.2 bid. your company to Tr Thorough Analysis Experienced Judgment Complete facilities show appreciation! for investors CHOCOLATES 000 THE IMPORTANT ROLE IT CAN PLAY Why it . Silver your best hedge dollar devaluation? against Why are to many f!nanc:al analysts and investment expert recommending silver? Learn the answers to m questions affecting your financial future. 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