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Show rr rr 8C DESERET NEWS, TUESDAY, MAY 18, 00" rr "i ?' 1976 Bom beck Focus on energy, water Energy and water resources are the target for campaigning politicians as they meet with citizens. Jack Carlson, Republican candidate for the U. S. Senate, told Magna residents that incumbent Sen. Frank E. is Moss, largely responsible for Congressional failure to provide authorization for funding of the Uintah Unit of the Central Utah Water Project. Failure of the federal body to include funding for the Uintah Unit could have been prevented had Moss been a member of the Senate Public Works Committee, Carlson said. Moss had an opportunity to sit on the committee, but refused. Carlson commended Sen. Jake Garn, for for discovering the mistake and drafting corrective legislation to properly provide project funding. Orrin Hatch, Republican candidate for U. S. senator, said proliferation of environmental laws and regulations on energy supplies have caused the Candidate tells campaign policy someone to represent the people instead of politicians making campaign promises in order to be reelected, said John Storey, candidate for the state senate from District Five, in announcing his campaign policy. Storey has filed to run as an independent under the Jackass Party label. He is a former American Party chairman for Salt Lake County and was impeached by the party following internal problems. We should put a stop to the public display of pornography and start punishing criminals instead of victims, he said. He also advocates a merit system for public officials, based upon reelecWe need reprints problems faced by the country today. A collective desire to have a cleaner natural environment has crystallized and become a national goal. In typical American fashion, we have inxisted on virtually instant results, he said. The results of this thinking have stymied development of fuel resources, including Utah coal. Before the Clean Air Act, it had been anticipated that use of coal would grow at about 4.4 percent annually. Instead, it has grown at only 1.3 percent, increasing reliance on petroleum fuels, he said. He called for a balance between the two concerns. Clinton R. Miller, Republican candidate for the U. S. Senate, told members of the Senior Citizens Speech Club there is no such thing as a free bus ride. When we ride free, someone has to pay for it. The free ride to Socialism is a ride to communism, he said. He called the Utah Transit system one of the most socialized, and hence most immoral bus systems in America. Miller stressed that citizens can take no more out of the government than is put into it, and said government which steals from the working man to give to others is corrupt. Yoth living in such a society learn indolence and immorality from the example, he said. Copies of Erma Bom-beck- attorney in Dist. S.L. s traditional Mothers Day column, reprinted on parchment paper, are available through the Deseret Bruce Humberstone, former reference attorney for the Legislature, has stated his campaign views as a candidate for the House seat from District 16. The post is being vacated by Rep. Frank Matheson, who recently became affiliated w'ith the state Attorney Generals Miss Bombecks bute, tri- When God Created Mothers, was published recently. Also available in time for Fathers Day are copies of When God Created Fathers. Each is available Or 50 cents, or $1 for To obtain copies, send requests to Bombeck Reprints, Deseret News, Post Office Box 1257, Salt Lake City, Utah 84110. Copies also are available at the newspaper office, 34 E. 1st South. Office. fund-raisin- L, 3140-336- both. He Mr. Humberstone is a save enough Ad coupon clippers in one week to pay for a months subscription to the Deseret News. of graduate 6 race and University of Utah Law School. He served on the committee which formulated the Utah Housing Authority and has been active in his community as chairman of the Canyon Rim School ad hoc parent committee on school policies. Humberstone claims a broad background in light construction, teaching, research, rehabilitation counseling, title insurance and real estate. This experience, he said, has made me sensitive to the needs of people. Proposed legislation must be scrutinized for flaws which may adversely affect the social and economic life of Utahns. The less government unnecessarily intervenes in the problem-solvin- g process, the more likely individuals are to learn to govern and do for themselves, he said. Humberstone is an active Republican, having served as a state delegate in 1972 and a county delegate in 1974. He has particig propated in jects. He and his wife, the former Louise Winn, live at 0 East. They have four children. News. 1 Brigham Young University WANT AOS WHILE YOU WAIT SALE Dial BENNETTS 521-353- 5 Travel workshop Friday Utahs growing tourist industry will be the focal point for a Travel Research Application Workshop Friday in the Salt Palace, Salt Lake City. The day-lon- g workshop will run from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sponsors are the Institute for the Study of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism, Utah State University, Utah Association of Travel Regions and Utah Travel Council. Information will center on Mountain-lan- d and Great Salt Lake Country, encompassing Summit, Wasatch, Utah, Tooele and Salt Lake counties. EL REG. SGPERIVflCflTlON TEETH REPLACED FULL DENTURE SERVICE $6.45 OSES SENIOR CITIZENS SAVE NEO DENTURE CLINIC H NOW KETCHUM'S 400 So. 800 W. PAINT SALTS 1879 Suits So. Main, 466-415- 355-465- 4 102 S.I.C. 1, MEMBER NATIONAL DCNTURIST DIPT. ASSOC cm tave a! tdhke favefeirfe to five percent, the candidate said, with 45 percent of tax income going- to the cities, 30 percent to the county and 25 percent to the state. Storey has attended the constitutional seminars of the Freemen Institute. REUNES EXTERIOR REDWOOD I tion before increasing salaries, and a limit on state budget increases. He believes there should be an end to regionalism and a return to state constitutionality. Taxes should be charged as at a fixed percentage rate of from two DENTURE REPAIRS RANCHO STAIN dhxedks - ooo at m exfa dm " do a lot of traveling with my insurance business and traveler's checks are the safest way to carry money. In fact, in four months used over $1 ,000 worth of traveler's checks. Since have a Gold Account, can have all the traveler's checks need... at no I I I I I extra charge. 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