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Show 5e 4ft DESERT Nr.WS, Tuesday, A committee arrangements was named today for the visit of President Richard or. N1xon while Secret .Service And iliiiiiiliiiiliiiiini:!) men White House advance c o n- ?ducted investi- gations to de- r.termine where the President will speak. Nixon is due to arrive around 7 p.m. Saturday ;jaooard Air Force Che and appear at an Airport public The exact time schedule '' rally. and where he will make what !has been billed at a major address is still uncertain. The site of his speech likely will be either the Special .Events Center of the Univer-it- u of Utah or the Salt Lake people 1 0 rCffWirwuriM 0;tobr 27, 1970 Tabernacle. Security factors will determine the site, it was reported. The arrangements committee is headed by Fred Wright, GOP state chairman. Others are Sen. Wallace F. Bennett, Rep. Sherman P. ; Rep. Laurence Lloyd, Mrs. J. Burton, David Lawrence McKay, state of Republican president Womens Clubs; Ken Garff and Madge Fairbanks, national committeemen. Others will be named. mitted to hospitalizaton. trict Judge Merrill C. Faux after he learned of the case. Friday, a formal hearing committed the young man, a former high school track star, Shortly after District Judge Frank Wilkins signed the commitment order, the youth took a turn for the worse and has since been taken to the State Hospital at Provo where authorities report the boy is in deep drug psychosis. teenage boy who lay naked in an isolation cell at the Salt Lake County Jail for six days before receiving medical treatment for drug abuse has been formally com- A selected . win- ner of a public speaking which Involved youth from five councils of the Boy Scouts of America, fjby S ptheo nsored BSA and Readers Digest, the congest was held at Great Salt Lake Council Service Center in Salt Lake City. The youths, all Eagle Scouts and active in Scouting, school And community affairs, spoke Youths Role ,oii the theme, in- the Environmental Crisis. L.As winner of Section' 6 of Jftegion 12, Lynn will compete in the Region 12 section of the contest Nov. 12 at Las Vegas. If a winner there, he will be eligible for further comped- - Auto Tags By Mail For 1971 All 240,000 automobile owners in Salt Lake County will be receiving auto license renewals and personal property tax on their cars by mail starting the end of December. County data processors this .week were halfway through Computer printouts of fhe registration cards and assess-- ' Wfcnt certificates. Computers' will take .20 days to process thie huge auto batch. -- Tom Rowe, data processing director, said all vehicle owners will receive by mail the two printed forms. Owners must sign the registration cards in two places and return them with the assessment form accompanied by a personal check or money order for the tax and registration fee to the Utah Motor Vehicle Registration Office either in the County Complex or the State Office Building. ;; State officials, cooperating with county assessor personnel. will receipt the payment and mail' back the motorists small registration card to place in the automobile, a license . plate sticker and receipt for. the payment. .The , procedure will eliminate entirely long sign-up- s at tag and motor vehicle counters in the complex and State Office Building and solve traffic snarls in the parking lots. of 1 Al Sen. Hatfield Nervous add indigestion? Unique medicine takes the the acid and the gas out of acid indigestion. Art- The speech is sponsor- ed by s 4 u d,e " 4' Hatfield McGovern-Hatfiel- ment lo end the war. The amendment was defeated a few weeks ago after lively Senate debate. 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Evans, advertising company executive, was chairman of the contest. The youths were rated by seven judges. the It neutral- izes excess acid fast. But it does more: Di-G-el breaks up trapped gas bubbles a chief cause of painful indigestion. Di-G- el contains a special anti-ga- s ingredient. Simcthi This unique discovery gets rid of painful Amend- d antacid. anti-ga- s the cosponsored Its is different. Di-G- el dents. ville Council; Dennis King, Rock Springs, Wyo., son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. King, Jim Bridger Council, and Norman Younker, Logan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Younker, Cache Valley Council. , , All five youths will receive . the trial. ADVERTISEMENT managed ists and Speakers Committee and tickets are $1.50 general admission and $1 for U. stu- Earrell, representing the Utah National Parks Council; Rodney Merrell, Garland, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Merrell, representing Lake Bonne- n an-ho- Steven Anderson, 8320 S. 745 East, told the sheriff that a pack of dogs killed two of his goats in a pasture at 925 E. 86th South. Vietnam war, will speak in Thursday the University of Utah Union Ballrocm at 7 a. OGDEN throws of lush acrylic pile 2 Goats Killed Nixon over the for 1970. in Chosen as runner-u- p Monday evenings contest was Ed Earrell, Pleasant Grov-- , son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Paul . 5-- Thursday and FAIR multi-purpo- se Requested by the merchants along the block, the parking trial will test patronage cf motorists and effects on' busi ness by reduced rtalls during the holiday period of Novem-he- r and December. The commission decided against doubling parking tolls and will keep the present c ent rate. Merchants had requested a nickel rate for half an hour as part Mark O. Hatfield, the Republican senator from Oregon who split with President dabator speaker and valedictorian of his 1970. graduating class. Last June he was selected as Outstanding Teenager in Utah con-te- LY 3rd South. Hatfield Speaks At tion for a $1,500 scholarship. McMurray is a freshman at Brigham Young University and a former student bodv president at Skyline High School where he was an VAI i THE PURRY LOOK! two-mpn- The youth was brought to the Salt Lake County Jail on Oct. 7, charged by University of Utah police with grand larceny. He was experiencing 1). cni COTTONWOOD Salt Lake City commissioners today authorized a trial of parallel parsing along the east curb of Main Street between 2nd and D. Youth Committed SALT LAKE Parking Tryout to hospitalization. Saif Lake Youth Is Top Speaker Lynn McMurray, 18, son of A. 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