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Included in the leading roles are Rebecca Glade, Sue Carlson, Gayle Brockbank, Steve Evans, , survey of what Salt Lake Valley residents think of arts and culture will be conducted July 16 through Oct. 15 by the University of Utah's Bureau of Economic and Businebb RebearchThe study, to cost $7,146, was authorized today by the City Commission at the request of the Salt Lake ..,. .. Council of the Arts. cts , open tonight in the University of Utah Special Events Center at 8 p.m. The production is an adaptation of "Promised Valley," the Utah Centennial musical that has continued down through the years. The musical drama tells of the settling of Utah, and "The Great Prologue," authored by Elder Mark E. Petersen of the Council of the Twelve. "Above All Other Lands" will continue through July 10. Tickets are available for $I at the Promised Valley Playhouse box office, 132 S. State St., and in all ZCMI stores. This week's performances will be the only opportunity for local resldents to see the production. After July 10, t . A . .. .,,,f-i- e.,,,, I . Culture survey for S.L. '..-- -; ,' 1 '1 A.,.) 0, 'et ,, , , f,ort, - - 4 4,4, e,,,, '''--,- i , . , eee ,) ,;,. :- 4 . . ' -- , "4-- , , . . ',.:,- ,-:-, -- . Statements released to the press by prosecutors following the arrest of Rep. on a charge of Allan T. Howe, soliciting sex for hire have become a major issue in the congressman's court ease. Howe and his attorney, Dean R. Mitchell. in Salt Lake City Court today during a session of motions, asked Judge Raymond S. Uno to dismiss the case on grounds of prosecutorial mis- (.4wifhtet, , ,,.,. cf '.' 1. ., a .,'..i ' ' , 3: " - : ,,, 41. kS',. .'f i i: ' .:. , :'' ' , '.,..- - ,.. ,,,,...,:. ,--. , ' .4:s.''..::..- - - , i. i ;i:...-.!.- Dcl,tret News not exactly. Larry Nelson, 1118 Lake Street, gets a lift from his dog, Popp, as he collects tronthly bills on his Desenft News ., , . wiThthurt!lagelvy. Craig Stephenson. Glen Slight, Edward Dore. Michael Bennett, Frank Freeman, and Scott Allen. Ralph Rodgers is executive producer, Pat Davis is director and Newell Day ley is musical director. "Promised Valley" was composed by Dr. Crawford Gates as the Utah Centennial musical of 1947. Gates was prominent again this Bicentennial year for his composition of A New Promise," "Symphony No. 4 that was presented in seven concerts by the Tabernacle Choir and the Utah Symphony. One of two wonina:. UTAH STATE PRISON inmates who escaped from a Salt Like fireworks': display Monday has been captured in Ogden. Prison officials said Theresa Lanier Gonzales, 20, will be returned to the facility after a court lppearance. Ms. Gonzales is serving a zero to five-yea- r sentence for forgery. Still at large is Vivian Apodaca Falcone Garcia, 25. who also fled Monday. She is described as four feet 11, 105 pounds, brown hair and brown eyes, with "Vivian" tattooed on her hand. She was serving a one sentence for forgery. to Also missing today was James E. Travis, who escaped from the prison's minimum security section ar June 28. Just 4 gallons per flush Salt Lake county commissioners passed a new ordinance today that governs the water capacity for toilets, hiniting them to four gallons per flush. Beginning Jan. 1, 1977, no toilet with a larger, capacity can be installed in new construction of any type in the county. By Jan. 1. 1982. the regulation will apply to any waterthed or canyon contiguous to a watershed in the county. The new regulations will relieve the over taxed county's overtaxed sewage treatment plant and conserve water. Utah Homebuilders Association supports the ordinance, Commissioner William E. Dunn said. Four gallons are sufficient to do the job.. association members told commissioners. 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Ralph Miles, deputy state forester. said the fire in Coal Creek Canyon 25 miles northeast of Price. Carbon County, has cost about $50,000 and still is burning out of control. Carbon County officials had $3,500 in their budget for fire suppression. When counties run out of money, they can ask the state for 50 percent of suppression costs. said in the past the procedure has been to wait hduntil after the fire season is over so counties know what the entire fire suppression costs are before applying to the state for help. He is concerned about the fire situation because of the hot and dry weather. Miles said the fires on Antelope Island and near Deer Creek Reservoir might also cut into the fire suppression fund. Carbon County officials also contacted U. Gov. ayde L Miller about the situation. Miller, who is acting governor while Gov. Calvin L. Hampton is out ernor about thofetoswitnua.tsaionidwhhe enwinhemnfretuernar Nearly r .:::.. fNo,...'neeet, e ,ei ', ?, ,",.er,t7 '''';,,T .'.:, ". 1 drain funds Fires - , :,..0 ,,,,...,,,,.'''..104,. As... 4,,: . :. -' 1, ;,; .'! ..w.,.,:''. : 2 - e. :: 1..11 ., le ee -- es K., :. -- - ..' .1:.'.2:.' . ,. ''. ......1 ,..:. ... .,..e.,, - Ot;'. , - ' e ees! e .: ':''''..: ..., :. F- , , :''' - ''''''''''''''''''''''''' ' e - ', ,,,. ,: ,i, .... ,,' .:: :: :. , ' - i".' :',' ::.' s ' ' ,:' P Im : :. , ' , - .. - '4!:.:.,, '. ' ' s:' , e , ,e '' .': e, ;i , '''' ..i v'kk ' e: - 0 s' ' . .. :. ' - - See 38 HORSES z ' , : 2 ''.: -: .: . .. '. - :' ' 30. , : .,,''' In his memorandum decision, Croft said the revocation appears to be mandatory under state law, though fines, imprisonment and probation are left to the judges' decision. Croft enjoined the Ogden judges and unnamed justices of the peace from continued use of the first offender program until final determination of the case is made. Final arguments will be presented July f.,....: ii,,,;to0' ::' e ';:- - e' ; .., .. ,- 1- ': , - :'!" - ee- - e , zeee- colts Monday aid led them into the Orr Springs area, 1 ,...'.i7.:e se, : . ,N,,Ar All since have three letting them drink the water. e: ,? ,e, '. .., -' .. , died, Templeton and Hall reported. 'N '4, :I, e: i.1. , I Mountain Cedar in the said the Hall e.'s,e,;,..4. ' large herd .1tp.1;:, ele-- keiw: ,f,area the last two years has shown a preference for a, e -, e . --- -,,etwas..9,,,,,44.,, ,,m ; ,- mo - ...,.. e ,,,,,,,,.....s fr.1 :AomE,.drinking at Orr Springs. He said that was why the BLM dug out two underground seepages from the ,t,e.:,,,,...'!. t. '' ...... ,' , , '71,!;,'"etee. west slopes to, the Cedar range and damned up a " ..eeeee e. -e . " ,,r.,', , small drinking pond for the herd at Orr Springs just e.,..0.1. , two months ago. !'s.:, e,e; : eee ',':' 4 'e : ,.,4,-.-Schoenfeld said the investigation team has not Y ,;,, ,, reached any conclusions on cause of the deaths yet. .ir 1 ,' He said them was no evidence yet even to indicate the '' .4 ,,..., wild horses ttad been poisoned somehow. e'ffi ;'''' . 4 The Army said it had no indication of any type of ( - ae, 7 e4,' a, ..,,, 'se 1, :, as such 4,e, wild because other animals, aeareee e epidemic 0 1 .:404t. .. , z.;"fr., jackrabbits, ;rodents and birds in the area. did not ,F,..',7,. :11 ".. appear to exhibit any illness, and none were found ,, ,,,,,. dead. irif.;,A-1,-i,.,: ,t .,,,, ,10, ., ., Today's. briefing was held in the Dugsvay p.,:stii,.,,-,,,,,,iheadquarte:!s. Uked why officials waited two days : before releasing information on the deaths. Temple.07 1 ':,, ,Ittr. r ,,, ton said the tune was needed "to coordinate our , ,',t position with the other agencies." Elaborate preparations were made for the press , , conferenc e. The colonel said all news media would be 5, , , , treated equally, but officials waited for late groups to , set up television cameras before starting the press r conferenee. Sue Carlson and Steve Evans with Macy and Gretchen Soffe Rothenberg and Templeton said the horses did in musical adaptation of "Promised Valley." not exhf bit any of the symptoms that were found in 4,900 sheep which died in March 1968 on the opposite side of tle Cedar Mountain range. Templeton said any nerve gas agent would have caused pinpoint pupil contraction in the horses' eyes, and this did not occur. Dugway has not conducted open air tests tvith toxic sgents or noxious material since 1969, Temp. law. L : e e. ''''''''':':?'' :'," : : : or-- some explHoseivsaesidantd debeleild1Wyvecrhemmaiteearilalchs'aringeels, are being chemicals. The of them drunk drivers to keep their licenses during r a probationary period. Third District Judge Bryant Croft ordered the temporary injunction halting the program in a memorandum decision as requested by Harry McCoy, attorney for Earl Dorius, director, State Drivers' License Division. Dorius is contesting a program implemented by Ogden area judges and justices of the peace in which defendants charged for the first time with driving under the influence of alcohol are allowed to plead guilty and are then placed on probation for one year, without revocation of their licenses. If the defendant is not again arrested during that year for drunken driving, his guilty plea is vacated and the ca3c dismissed. Challenging the program being used by Ogden city judges David E. Roth, Stanton M. Taylor and E. Fred Ziegler, Dorius said the license revocation is required by state ... '',': S... -- ' allowing offender program ,i T"'.:" ' ''':' ''' e , '...1:..: Bodies of dead anitnals were sighted on western slope of the Cedar Mountain range during a routine security flight by helicopter over the Orr Springs area Sunday evening. Dugway life scientists who were immediately sent found 20 carcasses in the vicinity of the w ater hole. Six more bodies and approximately 16 sick animals were found during an inspection Monday. Twelve of the sick animals have died since. "We cannot relate this to anythiag going on at Dugway at the present time," Templeton said in a briefing for newsmen today. Most media representatives were from the Salt Lake area, but some came from as far away as Los Angeles. Asked what activities were presently going on at Injunction halts '::" ;'- ,:.2. Granite Mountain. day to temporarily , t in - "We observed several animals dying," Hall said. "They seemed to be exarting very little activity, but not suffering from any apparent paralysis." Some of the afflicted mustangs were "very Army, Department Agriculture, U. S. Public Health Service, Bureau of Land Management, Utah Department of Agriculture and the State Department of Health were cooperafing today with Dugway scientists and Dr. F. James Schoenfeld, state veterinarian, to determine the cause of the deaths. The 38 ciead animals were part of a herd of 90 to 100 wild mustangs that range in the area. The cause of death possibly will not be known for two weeks, according to Dr. Mortimer A. Rothenberg, Dugway scientific director. He said tests to be run on water and tests on blood samples from the animals will require extra time. "We've never seen anything like this with horses," Ron Hall, a BLM wild horse biologist, said. He said he had worked with wild horses for seven years in Utah and Montana. Ogden city judges , ,. , gliiiir DUGWAY PROVING GROUND The number of wild horses found mysteriously dead has risen 4)38 in the On Springs area of Cedar Mountains at Dugway, tile Army reported today. I , t ,, ... Ogden t- i B Sports ''. 41111110111111101111111W , i , ''- Business Today ,, , Comics - 1 , .,,, , T;,.,r---"- -- , .. ,,r,,,,,,,7.,,,,-..,,,,,e,.,.,...- stel 1 , ,, 1--1 ,,,,:..,:.,,,,,,,,,. ., ,o-b,.-, ,,... , -- : , ,,. i;;::;:;t;,..1-::?r''- I :.:' ' .....4NIU:44t.i. ' . ViEDNESDAY, Cbsicr:dar t.i..",441,, A.,...,1,..,..1....p.,,,,,,,,i.,iiit,A.,zk Tit .i;'- - ' ,.. r---- ''''t 4,, i .,i -' 4 5 , :,,.,,,,,, 4,,r- ' t1 4.,,-!F-. 44, . The motion was submitted by Mitchell. who produced newspaper clippings in which City Atty. Roger F. Cutler was that the quoted as guarante-in- g gressman was not set up for arrest. The newspaper articles, which ar,0-peared both locaity and in New York and Washington newspapers, also quoted Cutler as saying he mind it hard to believe that llowe would be going to a in Salt Lake Cits red light district. Howe was arrested June 12 on west b.d South street on a charge of soliciting sex for hire from two police decoys posing as prostitutes. Mitchell argued that Cutler's state-pape- r merits amounted to misconduct by the prosecution because those statements have the effect of questioning the creelbility of the defendant. rue-etiti-g "Any lawyer should know he shouldn't attack the credibility of a defendant," Mitchel said. "Certainly, the city attorney should know that." City Prosecutor Philip Palmer gave the court an affidavit from Cutler denying he made any personal guaranThe tees that there was no set-uaffidavit from Cutler said he was contacted by the news media and discussed the police decoy system, wnro not established saYing. especially for Howe. Mitchell responded, "Either Mr. Cutler isn't telling the truth, or the press isn't telling the truth." Uno said he was concerned about the statements in the press, adding, "If the statements were made, it does attack the credibility of a witness in this p. case." The issue of prosecution statements and pretrial publicity will be knitter aired in court July 12 at 9 a.m. That date had been set for llowe's trial, but the trial date has been reset to July 19. Palmer said if the judge finds there was prosecutorial misconduet because of the statements to the press. the remedy would not inc1ude dismissal of charges See COURT on B-- 3 A citizens' lawsuit demanding closure of a garbage dump at 6200 S. nO0 West, Kearns, has been settled out of court, it was announced today. "We've agreed to get out and stay out of the dump," Salt Lake County Commisioner Pete Kunnas said. Several hundred residents surrounding the former garbage and trash dump banded together last fall. hired an attorney and filed suit demanding the county close the dump. Residents complained of obnoxious odors from mysterious fires in the dry trash portion of the site and of cockroaches from the garbage area. Konitac Rai,t county health officials will continue to monitor and spray the area when necessary. , r, Crowds head for Monti About 110,000 people are expected to MANTI view this year's "Mormon Miracle Pageant," which opens here Thursday on Temple Hill about 9:al p.m. The production, which depicts scenes crom the Rook of Mormon. the life of the Mormon Prophet Joseph Smith, and the pioneer trek to the Rocky Mountains, will also show Friday, Saturday and July 1' I I 13-1- It. Morgan Dyreng, pageant generid manager; said this year's audience will be somewhat less than the 120,000 who saw the show in 1974, the peak year "Each year we attempt to upgrade the pageant," said Dyreng. "This year we have spent S6.000 to improve lighting and we added 50 new costumes," The er cast began rehearsals June L t 1 I |