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Show Sears Goes Along With Sunday- Closing All-Volunte- Utah National Guard citizens adv.sory council; Dr. Earl L, Riley, pastor, Fust Baptist Church; Ormon R. Weight, Gi juite SuiOuI Disiiivi riuml director; Sgt. Maj. Gaylord lieas of the Minuteman Statue at Concord, Mass., from Maj. Gen. Maurice L. Watts, Utah, adjutant general, included: Mrs. Calvin L. Raniptun; Stephen C. Richards, member er Army Hold - Improbable E. Whitney; Mrs. Rene .... -- "iff S. C. Johnson, general manof the Utah Idaho Disof Sears, Roebuck and Robert E. Halliday, execu- Continued from Page Bvice president of the hat is alleged to have hapThis did not change Sears UMA, said he had hoped for a at Song My is totally pened more that on Co., announced effective definite committment today position regarding of our Army unrepresentative Sears Utah stores will disconthe governors part to place Johnson added. legislation, as a whole. These allegations of tinue Sunday operations after Jaw on clarification the and the Lake Salt the Only City must not desecrate the dediFeb. 22. session on special stores legislative Ogden opened cated performance of thouOur company completely agenda. Sunday. sands of soldiers who have the a spokesman supports newly enacted Meanwhile, However, he described as served in Vietnam honorably Common Day of Rest Act, he for the Utah Manufacturer's very helpful the governors, and with distinction. said. Association said that Gov. statement that he will ask legHe said Americans should He noted that Sears had Calvin L. Ramptons comislative action if the law apnot rush into judging the supported previous efforts to ments Thursday on the Comto cause substantial accused in the pears alleged My plqce Sunday closing laws on mon Day of Rest Act have problems to Utah manufacturLai masacre, but leave the the books and had initiated considerably cleared the air ers. determination to the courts. Sunday business Nov. 2 in as far as Utah industrialists The Utah attorney general ' For the most part, Wesof the continuing trend to are concerned. light had held in an informal opintmorland said, todays Ameriion that the law, contrary to can soldier continues to legislative intent, did not exiiihBwTi bis obligations of citaccept empt all manufacturing from izenship and serves his counits Saturday or Sunday clostry proudly. ing provisions. Quoting liberally from the The language exempts only of Brigham Young, writings those which process minerals Westmoreland closed also or which, by the nature of with a quote from the Mortheir operations, must operate mon leader, saying that even on a continuous basis, said the American soldier though Assistant Attorney General H. may not know it, he affirms who the wrote Wright Volker, Brigham Youngs poignant opinion. thought that: busiThe governor invited We will cling to the Connesses or industries who are stitution of our country and in doubt about their status the government that reveres under the law to remain open that sacred charter of freeon Sunday and invite court doms rights . . . and if necesaction. sary pour out our best blood He indicated he would not for the defense of every good seek legislative action until and righteous principle. this had been done. At ti.c press conference, Rampw said he personally Westmoreland said President did not agree with the attorN i x o ns Viet namization ney generals interpretation of program is sound and workthe law. able and he urged all AmeriC. DeMont Judd, cans to support it. Rep. Democrat and chief Ogden In addition to WestmoreAlso . . . Sale Includes Sport Coats, sponsor of the act, also took others receiving the rep- land, & Pants Jackets, Furnishings. issue with the opinion. He said he feels that the wording of CHARGE IT the law clearly exempts all 6 MOS. to PAY 15 manufacturing from its proviSunday retailers. ager trict other by openings -l tive ri V 0 95MS ffia Let your present car be veur down payment ... inn-,l- ell, Ogden attorney, and Dan Valentine, Salt Lake Tribune columnist. Four- - president, Mountain Fuel Supply Co.; Samuel C. Pow- fut-r- , t Ml SMART CLOTHES ty&liitdtjM&'BtfMftjc SIMMS Two Pant $ Reg. 88 NOW All ... ... 1-- OPEN MON. FRI. to 9 232 South Main sions. 363-713- Halliday said the governor s statement has laid out a clear path for us to follow. 3 Open Mon. thru Sat. Continued from Page 1623 9 COTTONWOOD MALL 1708 B-- l building a service road west of the railroad tracks to serve properties there. Northbound traffic will be routed over the east frontage road while the new northbound section is completed. The southbound traffic will then be moved onto the permanent northbound section during construction of the new southbound lanes. OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATIONS: SALT LAKE yfl8 Three other construction jobs also will be advertised Saturday to make the grand total of projected new con- e struction work $11.2 million. Bids on the three smaller jobs will he opened March 17. The smaller jobs are: Surfacing 10 miles of the new access road to Halls marina on Lake Crossing Powell in San Juan County from 5 southwesterly. The roadbed for this section has been completed on an earlier contract. Rebuilding (the road to Hanksville) from near Green River in Emery County southwesterly six miles. This is to be completed in 140 working days. Building of 2 miles of federal aid secondary road in Rich County from the junction of 5 to half a mile east of Sage Creek Canal. This is to be completed in 80 working days. WHITEWALLS FULL 4 PLY 14 MORE REDUCED! Special Fcctoiy Purchase '69 Cutlasses. Was Now $3,517 Celebrity Sedan $4,050 Supreme Celebrity $4,330 Supreme Hardtop $4,052 Hardtop car We have the you want Come and get one Examples $2,317 $2,850 $2,930- - $2,852 '67 Olds Toronado Cush, 67 Olds 98 Luxury Sed. 67 Olds 88, '68 Olds Cutlass Convert '66 Olds 88 Was Now $2,795 $2,495 $2,395 $1,595 $1,195 $1,495 $2,795. $1,995 $1,595 $1,795 f 1-- MONTHS GUARANIES WITH MONTHS FREE REPLACEMENT YOUR CHOICE . . . Each reduced to this P mm U-2- 4 POLYESTER CORD! 36 Delta Custom U-9- FOREMOST P.LM. 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