Deseret News | 1975-11-06 | Page 20

. , . 20 A ' NOVEMBER 6, 1975 DESERET N'EWS, 1111.11ZSDAY, Board of The Salt Lake Health today further relaxed its moratorium on building permits around the Vitro tailings site by allowing construction that will not increase present occupancy. Board members agrreed to allow construction of additional warehouse space by Welders Supply Co., 3415 S. 700 West, and authorized the health department staff to grant other permits that do not increase occupancy of the property. At its last meeting, the board mile building f decreased the moratorium around the radioactive tailings, located at about 33rd South and mile per year, h 7th West, by of the removal tailings. Dr. pending Harry L. Gibbons, health director, said today removal could start this spring if federal funding is obtained. City-Coun- ty one-hal- one-tent- No major layoff Stewart Pendleton, owner of Wel- Co., told board members he had no intent to increase the number of employes, but the additional space will be used by present employes. h He said even with the mile yearly relaxing of the moratorium, he would not be able to build for at least two more years. He told board members he would not want to be absolutely prohibited from adding even ai single employe. But, William T. South. board chairman, noted that "he could hire 50 more people now without buildingwe have no way to restrict orrupancy." In other action, Midvale Mayor Boyd Twiggs told the board remodeling y of the sewage treatment plant and lagoons is proceeding on schedule, and lagoons should be finished before ground water infiltration starts in- - line recently built connecting the Sandy treatment plant to his plant, apparently authorized by state authorities but without knowledge of the one-tent- Tri-Ci- ty 6111? SP.4104P i .. 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All of modacrylic fibers in a range of That's right 5 .,;-- ! ' ''' , lA 0Q 175R-1- Icel, ,,..., , save 8.00 each on three great wigs 5 5 BELTED . ,,00,10' , LR78-1- 165R-1- TRUCK &CAMPER 95 41 28,95 30.95 1. . !lc:Mir , -- 5 5 28.95 155R-1- " Avst ,n WW 3 00 more Ava' in steel WW 300 more Ej Avdd ,n steel WW on!y 6 00 more 1 k - is,, ZofF,) - ise.,:l?,,, - - , I. ol'irl"- Ar- , HR78-1JR78-1- 'cZ'.460015 , 0 'It . r ,, ,....:....,..,,,,,,..,,, ' ''' ' , 1 ...1.1- f. , '', ' ., 4 ' Irr":"At - ' ' 1 4114kgtwwi. - ,.... J - - ' - 1N ',,:.,.;- - s7S1' 5 0R78-1- 5 32.950 1 185R-1- . ' 410AD HUGGERS 155 , Nik' ,. ' ,,,'"r-- . ..10 ...00,.,-.- ,? ''' IT'',,1 ;for .,8Ait..:.. i. 4 ..., ,, ., ,..,,,,,,em..., ' F.- BR78-1- 2,, t't ...,,, ', 4 HR78-1- 175R-1- , , 28,95 30.95 32.95 WIDE! WILD! RUGGED! ,,. 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Discontinued Tread BELTED (Extra wde 70 senes SOO 'wet ftignway type are geatanteed 40000 miles it mounted by an authonzed agent ,1 1 iia 7'.- El The Elks National Foundation has announced it will award more than $740.000 in college scholarships !g1 111',.. HOLIDAY' i) ....,,...--..,,,...,- 30.95 32.95 34.95 36.95 31.95 35.95 37.95 39.95 41.95 1 -runurl,------ 1 1 4119,160. II cg in r---- 11 ' L78-1- ) 25.95' H78-1- 5 vail 5 -2- J78-1- 5 $2495 FR78-1(G1478-15- 2.1.95 F78-1- 5 G78-1- 5 t ', RADIALS SIZE 171ore HIGHWAY SIZE AR78-1- 3 29.95 L. ' J78-1- 4 ,,. Discontinued Tread MILE GUARANTEE' STEEL BELTED RADIALS , ' H78-1- 4 ' 1995 SIZES 23.95 22.95' 24.95' 078-1- 4 - of SW STEEL BELTED ALL $ ' ' 21.95 F78-1- 4 ,; Discontinued Tread . 20.95' E78-1- 4 - limited quari ww 2 00 more 40,000 ,. , .' (a) ......., IF - . i (Wnitewalis 2 00 morel nenen 2 00 n)orel UJ - ' 21.95 22.95 23.95 C78-1- i' SIZE C78-1- 4 NOT BUMS NOT SECONDS iwide Irl 1181E C7813 -A- 2095 -- A78-1- 3 s14" . 22.95 SIZE ------- '22.95 , 'CC' 4k, $2 00 4' ' ONLY : 221955 FIBERGLASS 15.95 16.95 17.95 18.95 19 95 20.95 Z UJ A non-Indi- Elks offer f 5 HIGHWAY 4 R DA DWAY 1 3 ' 78 WIDE , Sizes 14 S', .,, . .' . 1 , ' .r L78-1- - .,. 0 v good-looki- tr t 8-15 Mhtewalls sink 1 1 l' Non-India- ft ..,.- -4 A solids in ------ 21.95 A great variety of and patterns. i .s. Gov. cross-deputizati- - , -J7- . Calvin Rampton has issued four new proposals to temporarily govern law enforcement in the Uintah Basin. The proposals would be in effect while courts decide the validity of a Ute Indian Tribe Law and Order Code allowing tribal police to exercise jurisdiction outside the present Ute reservation. The proposals, outlined in a letter to Lester M. Chapoose, tribal chairman. include: State and local .police should stay off the reservation except when their help is requested by tribal police or they are pursuing an offender who committed a crime off the reservation. Tribal police should exercize no authority off the reservation except at the request of local police or when pursuing a person who committed an offense on the reservation. taken before tribal courts and Indians brought before local courts should be allowed to issue writs of habeus corpus to test each courts jurisdiction in the case. Until the U.S. District Court suit is decided, the tribe will not attempt to exercize sovereign jurhxliction in any form, particularly in licensing businesses within disputed territory. Rampton said he hoped Cahpoose would reconsider an earlier suggestion that persons arrested on Indian lands be allowed to seek a change of venue to a court. Chapoose wrote Rampton Oct. 30, following a discussion with the governor at Bottle Hollow resort, rejecting the proposal. In his letter outlining the interim law enforcement proposals, Rampton said he hoped Chapoose's rejection of his suggestions was not an "ultimatum" because "such would certainly not have been in the spirit of the meeting- at Bottle Hollow. "After discussing your letter with local officials in the Unitah Basin, they have decided, and I concur, of state and law enforcement that officers, on the one hand and tribal police on the other, would not be acceptable in the absense of a change of venue agreement," Rampton added. ono A ,1j1 . A .,i4- - 1 , ' Other speakers scheduled at the seminar are Dr. Herbert Stein, of the University of Virginia faculty, and former chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisors; Sen. A. Larry Higgins Jake Garn, Jr., executive vice president. Continental Bank and Trust Co.; and J. Howard Craven, Los Angeles, senior vice president, Union Bancorp. 4 proposals sent to Utes - WE 7,,,,i,:,,,,,, '1.4:,::- . Suggesting ideas or might be taken to alleviate the crisis, Bucher said "a carefully variable interest rate mortgage, or a mortgage loan whose principal balance is adjusted for changes in a suitable pricei index, might better insulate many borrowers and lenders against price level changes, and to this extent permit ; them to concentrate more on real economic variables." I :', r'".:.,','' .:. N and 1985. ' Bucher said this sum appears tremendous, but he believes it is not as impossible as it; seems. 1973 0 b' t, 1 He referred to a study of the New York Stock Exchange indicating the country will require an investment in current dollars of $4.5 trillion between rts-gt- -CO ---a) B1:30 -M19.95 -M22.95 - , s 12.95 560-1- 3 (Toyota) 15.95 15.95 -A- 78-13 15.95 C78-1- 3 16 95 16,95 C78-1- 4 17.95 17.95 E78-118 95 18.95 178-119.95 19.95 678-1- 4 20.95 20,95 H78-1- 4 21.95 21.95 J78-1- 4 22.95 15.95 560-1- 5 14.95 (Volks) F78-1- 5 18.95 E78-1- 5 -- - 19 95 n C12111 ' '41.-- ' ' y31 41,1 . 1 1111111;1111;11-1;140.- SNOW SIZE HIGHWAY 21.95 !Intern N - ' '''' '.k.', FIBERGLASS BELTED ' WIDE 73 POLYESTER ,,,,...--..., ,,,,,,i ki .1- " I A '4 I ,.,.. rarr,i, l''''L,:,,,,,m,,,,, 41, t ,..,,e - - Ir I . .:,: t. ,Lvia i- - -t Saturday . i - 'It, i l'oii.7'..,4 re.t....::::, 4 - I,- Si " 1.11 Friday , '': Ili .440.:.',,aH'.:,...'.....134..:......,. 4 t 4 11 II . N 44I 0001' t, I ITNEonvoeumAbNenc:tsh,07FtwihA&Ny8tshizE: L.A1Nm. ,NNSI14 ''''' 1., , ,tirlpen P TV,..Vtli''. VT eTi (3 co8 :c) FROM 9 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. - -- - li.1.,. .... I' 7,,,,k,: t,-..--. ES8 B1i I , 4"1,,,'",i,'?,... 4tt,;,,,,, p C3 Thursday .., Ig. gonwown dikt43::' ,, ik. Ii' -- I , j,, ,4,4itir l' '' ii.).4.-'''- ''e -- - - ' FASHIONS WEST .J.S7t, ....,,,, - (1, c- , Do (00.Pioneer ,,,. i';'. . .,.. I. .e,,,& 4,1 acr" 16.) , ,443 ....1 I ONLY! . 404 West 4th South ,,,c1 S ,, 4 DAYS 1 , downtown Salt Lake City In 41'4' ... -- -------- t Rampton acts , sr' :' (7) -- d 4 I - a) 3Cr )ft c 1 fi 1 (13 tti Its 1' CA c. tim ,k1 1' -w 471 IN "fit----- The House Appropriations ComBy Gordon Eliot White mittee trimmed I a requested $116 millDeseret News Washington Bureau ion budget increase to $86 million while WASHINGTON Utah members of the Senate committee has recomCongress said Wednesday that there mended a $106 million increase. The was no serious threat of major layoffs Senate hill would cut 560 job slots, at Tope le Ordnance Depot as a result of Army-widwhile the House would cut any Army budget cuts. 4,885 from hoped-fo- r Army figures. Aides to the House and Senate Rep. Alan T. Howe, Diltah, said the Appropriations committees said the reported 850 job cut at TAD was panels had trimmed budget increases "unrealistic." Howe added that he for Army Depot maintenance, but they believed it 'Possible that all fund cuts C indicated that staff cuts, if any, were could be restored, barring even small ii'i cuts at Tooele. likely to be small. By Arnold Irvine Deseret News business editor LOGAN Interest rates are likely to go higher and stay there, Mountain West bankers were told today. John Wettack, associate administrator for finance of the Small Business Administration, Washington D.C., made this prediction at the Intermountain Banking Seminar. The seminar, held at Utah State University, is sponsored by the Utah Bankers Association and the USU College of Business. Whettack told the 125 Utah and Idaho bankers attending the seminar, "I find it difficult to believe rates will decline despite the temporary turndown. More likely, the next year will see rates increasing." Lending by banks will betautious as they strive to continue to improve their liquidity, he said. In addition, venture capital managers will be extremely careful in selecting investment opportunities. "Everybody is becoming extremely cautious," Whettack said. Also speaking in the morning sessions of the seminar was Jeffrey M. Bucher, Washington, a member of the Federal Reserve Board. Ile discussed 7'(,,o LA ,i 71 .. Lr A ' . 0 ti: Q 2 Foci ..,,, ,,. t E c t fri,,I 1....! 1 , am; ...... 9 ,...! k t ig LI . 0--, 6441,4' ' 'L - .401411',400400, C;j: -- seen for Tooele Interest rates likely to rise, stay high -- ,AIIP -0-1,41P' P la P nil r41 ;1 A ki a t is El 1 Tr-Cit- 45,0"4y- 1 if t iti 24),..,,,, lit 1 IL;;;... vil LITE4i.1 ,.,,, ,,.,,.. .i ,,,,,, , ,,,,,:n . ,..1 -- 1P,I, .. . He said they had no objections to Sandy using the plant on an emergency basis, once remodeling is completed. "But we cannot handle any additional load now," he added. a '7g-it'', ,....... .,, board. creasing volume next spring. TOggs expressed concern about ders Supply '' , ' if ,t1,3,,t9.iii.-...,- ( CO 1)1 LI R! l ilA I , Vitro building moratorium relaxed IIPP.WPMC . ' , .,,i, 115 11 11-4,LT . ,, .... 3 WAYS -- !i .1...110C,HAR,GIE1,,,;--.:,,,- , ---, , i I: , -- , ---' , ,t--!-- 11,.,.,...,.. iT ' .......- -. tilr . . .....' ' T: