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Show I CACHE HOUSEWIFE D LTG P 4.1 uurtuWeu neurt Is Full Of Hope I"f I Deseret 1 . .",.7:'.:.;.,,','' - CALIF. '.Betty Johnson of Logan, Utah is tiny and fragile looking, but she more than makes up for size with a i ' her diminutive ' :borrowed heart full of exuberance. Daily site scrubs floors, 'l makes beds and bicycles li three Or more miles. Next ' winter she hopes to go skiing t 'I again with her family. "I feel great. I can do everything I used to," said the "cheery homemaker, a transplanted heart beating steadily i away inside her chest as she i spoke. became the , Mrs. Johnson 17th person to receive a trans:,-, planted heart at nearby Stanford Medical Center Sept. 3. ''i Since Christmas Eve she has t been out of the hospital and at with :4 home her husband, Homer, and two younger sons. WONDERFUL THING , , ''I feel absolutely wonder:, ful. People think this is gruesome. It's not. It's a wonderful thing," she said. who : "Sometimes people know I've had my operation : lint to . . . to touch me or , something, like I'm different. " I am different. I feel great. I t circulation. I have vitalhave i ity again," she said in cheery optimistic tones. 1 Mrs. Johnson returns to the ' medical center three times weekly for tests; this rules t out the Johnsons' return to i Cache Valley. 1 "We would like to go back, of course, but . . .," she said. 4 "We loved it there. It was I perfect for us with skiing and hiking and all the things we , liked to do outdoors." I LAST SUMMER Just last summer Mrs. ' Johnson wasn't talking about and making beds and skiing t raising her sons. Stricken with steadily wor,, sening deterioration of her muscle, she had been SLNNYV ALE, -- - . 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"On New Year's Day of 1967 MIEN'S on Page See B-- 2 p,,.,,,..,,,......: c..1 ....,, Michael Kelly, 48, American Park Cir., charged with robbing a North Salt Lake bank last Dec. 10, was arrested near his home Monday by Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents. Russell P. Ca lame, special agent in charge of the Salt Lake FBI office, said Kelly, who was arrested on a warrant authorized by Assistant U.S. Atty. Glen Mecham, was Dennis A Bucket Of Laughs The Deseret News women's basketball team made an auspicious debut into the Salt Lake County Recreation League i by holding the highly touted Old Timers to a scant 44 points. t The Old Timers is a team of physical education majors up on Indian Hill. It was the Old Timers' experience that paid off in the end. They have played together for some time. Our gals only had one practice session before first game. And in the 20 minutes, they only had a ball Itheir the time . . . plus they could never find the switch to iI turn on the gym lights. Part of our gals' defense seemed to be keeping the Old Timers laughing. Our gals had them rolling on the floor and I that is traveling in any basketball league. a Ulf, NO NET, GIRLS a The opening tip-owas delayed for about 10 minutes while the referees tried convincing the forward wall of our 1 team that there isn't a net stretched across the middle of the court. Our gals apparently had women's basketball mixed , i up with volley ball. t The News team missed a good chance to score in the I first few seconds of the game. Karen Bush passed to Janet 14and who was free under the basket. However, the ball went i out of bounds because Jan was busy putting on her lipstick at i the time. i ff 1 i After five minutes of play, Captain De Ann Evans of our team called time out. She tried to inspire the gals. ''Let's hustle," she said. "We haven't even made a first down yet!" 4 Three of the gals are from the Society Department and I somewhat. They (lid a lot of travel- , may have influenced them lug. They wanted to play in heels and said they would sooner I be (lead than wear tennis shoes in public. I 1 ME LAYIT FLOPPED and both gal from the Old Timers went in for a lay-uCarol Perkins and Carolyn Homan (society writers) could a i possibly have stopped her. But they were both so busy look-- I nag at what she was wearing! Taking notes. i J Elaine Rene 11, the fastest gal on the team, got a bit upset , ) iviien the referee sad she was out of bounds. "I never get out of bounds." she snapped at the ref. Elaine is also in Society. 1 there was going to be refreshments after the ,. She thought game because the coach kept talking about turnovers. I A bar broadcast advertising of cigarettes a year from now, give the Federal Trade Commission power to police adver'ising of tobacco in newspapers and magazines and strengthen warnings printed on cigarette packages. The new warning would say flatly, "Cigarette smoking is dangerous to your health." Bank Suspects Nabbed izy Fl:;1 3062 a Bureau WASHINGTON Actor Tony Curtis and Sen. Frank E. Moss. joined forces here today to promote the American Cancer Society. The Cancer Society honored Sen. Moss at a luncheon as the person who has done the most for the public good in the hazard of combating smoking. Curtis has helped lead an advertising effort against eig arettes, and Sen. Moss has fought for legislative restrictions on tobacco products. The two appeared here today at the luncheon to publicize the efforts. Moss said before the luncheon that he believed the House would approve a Senate-passebill that would d 41 i.H,f,:.::::,.$.,:e,,:i:,,.,,,::,,,5.." ...:...., leadership programs. In other action the USB1 which Delegate Assembly. sometimes showed sharp differences between urban and rural school board members: Requested passage of the onding bundle" which would provide for a constitutional change to bring Utah laws in line with U.S. Supreme Court action and would remove ceilings on the rate data Biggest difference between the USBA request and Ramp Approved a petition proposed by Dr. M. Lynn executive secretary of. the Society of Superintendents, calling on the Legislature ''to lead in promoting a Ben-pio- interest governmental u.ats may pay on borrowed money. program of nomic dvelopment our people." The Bennion petition notes that "it is our considered judgment that unless further positive action for economic Utah growth is taken faces the possibility that its tax revenue will not be suffi SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Tuesday, January 13, 1970 n, eco- long-rang- e DESERET NEWS 131 See for SBA oil Page J. B-- 2 p The 'Name Game' Tougher As Stanleys Ponder No. 17 The Lujans are scheduled for a hearing Wednesday before a U.S. commissioner in Phoenix. By PAUL SWENSON Deseret News Staff Writer 1 but remains unnamed because the traditional poll of family members on ideas for names hasn't been completed. "We haven't heard from Craig yet (son Kenneth Craig, serving a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints in Saskatchewan, Canada), or from Richard (a student at Brigham Young University)," Mrs. Stanley said. The nannc! game becomes more difficult with every child, especially since the Stanleys' first three grandchildren have needed names in recent years. a "My daughter (Mrs. William Robert Kelly, 133 K St.) had her second son and I had my seventh daughter on the same day Christthree years ago," mas Eve Mrs. Stanley said. Joseph Duane Kelly and his Aunt Sharon Traci Stanley were born four hours apart. Sharon Traci and her twin sisters Jackie Lynn and Jody Ann, 5, were among the most excited at the birth of the new baby sister. really thrilled "They're Some scattered showers this morning lett a little light snow through passes of the Wasatch mountains. Little or no snow is expected tonight, but some may develop Wednesday in western mountains. Salt Lake City's high and low Monday were 4S and 36. A trace of moisture was recorded. High for the state was 50 at St. George. Low was 3 at Roosevelt. It was Karen who tanked a basket for us just seconds before the final buzzer. And our gals carried her off the floor I on their shoulders and the spectators gave her a standing ova 1 Karen hadn't won the game with the last minute goal, taut she had narrowed the gap 44 to 2 for the Old Timers. 1 I That s almost as wide as the generation gap. a But what I wanted to point out is that these same pretty 1 j, kittens of ours ace the ones who want to have a woman presiI dent of tile United States in this decade! 1 - WIT'S END make 'cm We've found a way to punish the kids en the couch and listen to Lawrence Welk recorusl sit taxes. card-carryin- Bank Americard holders numbering about 130,000 in the state have been sent two forms to be used for the purpose of obtaining automobile license plates and paying personal property tax, First Security Bank also e bas announced that it will pro-vid- ld- a cardholder needs to do in the amount on the checks and xvrite in his ceedit card account number. The bank then will charge the cardholder's account for the amount of the check which goes directly to the state or All is fill federal agency. Ames K. Bagley, vicp president al Zions First National Bank, said today, We expect before the year is out to provide for payment oi state and local taxes iig....41141114111 4111.01.164111601L"4"""OlLAA, Master has The been system announced by City National Bank ez Trust Co. of Columbus, Ohio, which uses BankAmericard, and four Colorado banks, two in Denver and two in Colorado Springs. This will make payment of income taxes by both Bank- Americard and Mast er Charge possible in Ohio. parts of Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Kentucky and in ColMontana, orado, Wyoming, North Dakota and New Mexico. A1161'1"1".".".'"1.4"177,7Is ,e ' 'i ?:'',,- ' , , ,, 7 -- ,:;. - 1..;. ...is,,...,,,,,:.,;,.-',s',--4- :: ''.:!,.,,,,, 4.,;, 1. -- c,::::,' ,:. 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" ,.,3 " .::H:', ,s4'..' :::i::::. :'' ::::::.:',..:':, r ,::::'::.:::,i;:,f,,,:: 1:::::.:: !.::t:::::.:6:.:::'::'.;,:::',44.-0- :" ,.4. :,' ,::::-,:- :: ' :::: :.::. ::,oN.,-- i::: ::, ." ,.. ': :;. :: :. ?l.k'1'.4' :.:::::;: N,,,i44 ',' .. , :. " , , , ,' , .. ' ' " ' ...,.,, ,, , , ::,- :.. L , :,:,:,,,: :. , ..,1,.., Mes. Joseph L. ,,, s Stanley, Granger, ponders name for ler 17th child. about it," their mother said. The Stanleys now have eight sons and eight living daugh- - ters but the leveling off doesn't necessarily mean the family won't play the name game at least one more time. "We'll let the Lord decide that," Mrs. Stanley said. r El'ucation Ifi CI IS ;I Erie Anil Appointment of two associ- ate commissioners of higher education was approved today by the State Board of Higher Education. S. Bertell Bunker will serve as Associate Commissioner for Business Affairs and Dr. Leon R. Mc Caney will serve as Associate Commissioner for Academic Affairs. Their appointments were recommended by Dr. G. Homer Durham, Utah Commissioner of Higher Education, executive officer of the Utah System of Higher Education (USHE). BOARD MEETING Action on the appointments wzo; taken during the board's January meeting held today at Utah Technical College at Salt Lake. Bunker will be responsible for business affairs within the USHE, including preparation of budgets, administration of systems of uniform account- ing and management, preparation of reports and acceptance of gifts and grants. MAJOR TASK McCarrey will work directly with academic personnel of USHE member institutions in the areas of programs and policies dealing with academic matters. A major task will be proposals for defining and developing institutional roles and meeting state manpower needs, Durham said. Both men served similar roles with the Utah Coordinating Ccuncil for Higher Education, predecessor of the State Board of Higher Education. Both are authors of professional papers, many written I I L. with Charge cards." t s.doa.., . Dann ing. credit be able to sily to federal and it" "charge state income tax collectors and to the state automobile license division this year. ''''''' y Some Credit Cards May Be Used To Pay Taxes Some 'tahns , tiV44.A;,..i..:411ti:2. I Number 17 was born Dec. 11 1L--- ers in Utah with tax payment checks to be used for paying federal and state income - 1- Partly cloudy skies are expected in Utah tonight with increasing cloudiness Wednesday and a chance of rain or SnOW in the northwest by afternoon. Temperatures 1011 remain mild Ivith e 41, highs in the 40s and lows tonight from 20 to 30. Cold air remains trapped in the Uintah Basin, however, and highs there will be 25 to 35 and lows from 15 to 25. The outlook for Thursday is for scat... : - tered rains and snows followed by clrxtr- By ARNOLD IRVINE Deseret News Business Writer ,,. , :,,?' "Tonya is the favorite right Mrs. now." said Stanley today. "But we're also cor-5ering Karen and DeAnn." CLOUDS TO BUILD UP, MAY DRIP WEDNESDAY taken before U.S. Commissioner A. M. Ferro today. Kelly is charged with taking $12,000 from the North Salt Lake Branch, Bountiful State Bank, 230 Wa hen Village. Several armed men held two women cashiers at bay, scooped up the cash and fled. They chopped the telephone cable into the bank with an axe before the robbery, according to officials. FBI agents in Phoenix, Ariz., announced Monday the arrest of three brothers in connection with the same robbery. They are Rubel G. Lujan, 22, Milo A. Lujan, and Arthur B. Lujan, 20, all of Twin Falls Idaho. . .:.,.. As soon as GRANGER the upstate and downstate returns come in, the Joseph L. Stanleys will hold a family conference and decide what to name their 17th child. i 1 programs, $200,000, and processing, $300.000. BIG DIFFERENCE teacher or I Asked USBA members to contact titan's congressional delegation to support federal school money bills. A presidential of veto proposed money bills would raise "critical problems" for many Utah school districts, said USBA Executive Secretary Darold J. Long. PROMOTE ECONOMY :. ;,..::,:; w.;.g-r.- ,...n!;;P.,14,t.,,?,,..,,,.. ' ' 4,'i- - I tiff 4,0iit:4';',;12:'.g',.!1:;',r:,.',v!..Ik:Vii, rP.:0..:::;.;i:.k.:':'.;'.4:. , .":44 :::;.:4:,...4:, ,,,, 4 ,0001:;.,AL ,.: :, as ety of Superintendents and staff members of the State Board of Education and the USBA. It was approved by the USBA Delegate Assembly at a three-hou- r meeting in the Granite District Auditorium earlier l'Vonday. The plan proposes that the $11.3 million increase be allodistincated as follows: guished teacher leadership (a Waldo M. Andersen, president of the Salt Lake board, accepted the plaque for Mrs. Landa who is out of the state. The $11.3 million boost in public school expenditures for 1970-7requested by the USBA is nearly $1 million higher than the school in Luncheon Honors Sen. Moss ,5S,1-,.,,,,- VA. .,....,,:.!,....g.,;..1,K-'914,;,-N,:z.- yg.:, N Soci- tons. proposal is that Ramp-to- n has suggested Si million :: .. ..:44 : ' , JOINT PROPOSAL The plan money wor11 out by the plan to pay higher salaries to teachers who serve in leadership positions. requiring extra responsibilities), $2.2 million; retirement and social security, $500,000; growth, !;1.5 million; salary increments and inflation, $5.1 million: transportatio n. 700,000: for programs aimed at prevent ing students from dropping out of high school, $S00.000: for extended summer school 117,,e Li :... .. ::. creases proposed by Ramion earlier Monday in his budget message to the Legislature. 133:0 , L;;;..',';-,..i::':t;,- ,',.i: o j 1 - ..::;:i:,... .,.....,.. 911b. . II' t,':'s.:41'. 4i?,..4.,...:4;:.i;,: ..f:n:: .. Qflq, 's.:. 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Landa, member of the Salt Lake City Board of Education. .....,... - - 1, Iheart - " l':.,i, ,::,;:,,,:,,- 0 ; Deseret News Education Editor By DAVID JOHNSTON i 4 A 1 By LAVOR K. CHAFTLN 1 n 1 r7,7 ,,,,....,i,:.:.,,?..:..7,..,,..:,.::q...,1-'.:'.- :40.- ,0,....'!7.7',,:,:,::,:,.;,,,, ,',...''',:' ',::::':.:. I i..;...i.:,...::,!',r7.7.77.:::::;1::::::!;!;.! ...: ....r.:1:....,:..,:.,:..:.:...,::::,::::,:..:...;1.... ,:,:::!:;:',::,::,::,:i.:::.:::.;.:,!:::!!:':... I ' ' N.. , .. :::, "!4, ,71.,,,,,... . :,:. ....... .... ..,,.,, .... :: .... - , ,,,,,,,,,,....,... ,.,..,,.,:.,,.)...e A,c ,..!, ,7..::,:,..: ,::) .:,...:,:.:....:..,,,o,e .. ::, 4 ::,...,..440,1001:::::,Q., .: ' .. ... f.,:., ,. ,.. .!. .''::.:::','-':- , 1) " '''..:"..- i: cr,....1 alma .........1 Dr. Leon R. McCarrey I e..: I w.mmiat takes academic rote for the Coordinating Council. A native of Ot'em, Bunker is an honor graduate of Brigham Young University and holds a master of business adminis- tration degree from the Un- iversity of Oregon. He passed the national certified public accountants exam and holds certificates in both Utah and Oregon. He is a past president of the Utah Association of Certified Public Accountants and is a member of the American Institute of Public Accountants. He i3 a former Utah state budget director. McCarrey is a native of Logan and a graduate of Utah State University. He holds a master's degree front BYU and the doctoral degree from the University of Oregon. 1 j ........ ' '.:A:111.;::: s :,:':,.','....':,:,:::;:.;,,:: ,:,,,:.-,,, ..:. .i:'' ,. ...' .. :. 2 I S. Berta Bunker . . finance director lie has taught at the University of Oregon, University and BYLI of Washington, Weber State College. 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