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School, ney civil t really have a sense of time." They were to imagine they were going on a long trip across the ocean. The teacher asked them to go home and make a list of the best things to take along on a trip if they were never to return. "They thought hard about it," Mrs. Oliver said. "This is a decision the Pilgrims had made, to- leave and not come back. "We went over the lists, pointing out things similar to the Pilgrims', that they had to take food, clothing, tools, equipment and their families," she said. Some suggestions were anachronistic. A few said they should take ice cream and their favorite toys along. Mrs. Oliver explained that Pilgrims had no refrigerators and that space on the Mayflower was at a premium, so most toys had to be left behind. The lists became the first page in each child's history book for the Thanksgiving unit, a folder containing drawings of Indians and Pilgrims, Indian picture writing, crayon-colore- d vocabulary words and other information. "One day I had them close their eyes and rock back and forth as if they were By Jon Webb Deseret News staff PROVO writer Mountain Resort here got the final this morning from Uinta Natioal Forest Supervisor Don T. Nebeker. No changes have been made in the limited approval given in the Forest Service's Oct. 5 Final Environmental Statement which precluded development in the Slate Canyon drainage. Nebeker emphasized that approval is only the beginning, and a big job remains. lie said the Forest Service must now The Heritage ad When someone MANTI (AP) hands you a lemon. says Manti Mayor Frank Wan lass concerning the slide which threatened to flood his town, "you ought to make lemonade. And that's what we did." It's not that the danger is completely over, or that the city isn't still up to its bonded limit of indebtedness, but it has doubled its culinary water flow and power generating capacity, Wan lass said in a telephone interview. Manti is at the mouth of a canyon in which the south side of the mountain startel sliding in 1975, raisine the levol of the creek which flows through the enitynn into Manti Experts had feared the mud might 'create a temporary block, water could build up, then push through the block P n d flood Marti. Emergency work was carried out last winter to forestall possible disaster 'in the spring. But the winter and spring were dry, the runoff 20 percent of 'normal and tine slide mostly came to a halt. "There still is a litt'e movment the upper end," said Wanlass, but the earth has been stable due to lack of moisture. He said it may have stabilized the moutitainsid9, -- ;ling the problem. but "we'll have to see how it reacts to a normal year of moistore," l'he longer it goes with iRss than Sem. uter switc ? Resort gets from a Manti lemon I - agement Contract) that is providing comparable services at lower rates. "Furthermore, many of the actions and investments of the last three years are just beginning to pay off. Because of this and other planned performance improvements, we expect our service rates to compare. favorably with those of other comparable suppliers for years to come." Capitol Hill observers are also wondering if the contract has been sealed and delivered to Boeing Computers Semices. Inc., Seattle, Wash., although no contract has been signed. Gov. Calvin L. Rampton insists no promises have been made. That is why the State Board of Examiners will hold a public meeting Wednesday at 9 a.m. in the Governors Board Room to obtain information about the proposal from Boeing. governing the to turn over the computer system to a private firm? That question is being- asked with increasing regularity on Capitol Hill. Just five months ago the State Information Systems Center (SISC) said in a publication that it could provide computer services cheaper than any private firm. In a status report by the SISC for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1976, center officials said. "...the SISC rates have been compared with those of many other suppliers. "To date, we have been unable to locate a single supplier (including those operated by companies soliciting a Facilities Man Why - A , ' I'194:i7i .i' t,;:i i,t,: It ,, :.': i.:7; .4, .. .. .1. :a ::.,:,,:,:g,,,.,- : :,.,.,,..e.,,-..- :: ,..,,, iv,,: 41:::';::1', 1 s ,::,:.;',;:k1 't,,:z,.''',-.::;:,:,:"- ;,. --.,- );,1.-,:;,t- - ' &,,,..,...,;,,,,4 ,..i.,4z,,,::;ii.i.tp:k;.,..a..,,,, wt....Ir....mg f7...!.7.77.7, i,'..7,..!ti;f:',1;:::-- '.1:t:1:'..4:'..;;.!..::,. However, Boeing officials have been interviewing state computer personnel the past few days regarding their potential employment with the company in the event a contract is signed. The Deseret News has obtained a letter from Boeing officials to a state employe See related story on 0 - A-1- which indicates that work is moving ahead in hiring the employes even though the contract hasn't been signed. The letter was sent from A. M. Savio, Boeing's general manager in Utah, to a female employe. "We will review details of this program with you as soon as they are finalized with the insurance carriers, which is anticipated to be no later than Dec. 1, 1976," he said. See WHY on B-1- 3 go-ahe- ad develop an updated revised special use permit to include necessary clauses to insure proper planning, construction and management. Include d as permit requirements will be proof of available funding for development of the first full 'phase of the resort and bonding to insure performance. Norman Nielsen, vice president of the developers, Wilderness Associates, said construction will begin in the spring, weather permitting. See RESORT on B-I- 3 s illtftgoS ,st University of Utah professor was given much credit today for the release of two Chilean political prisoners jailed in their own country. Dr. Sterling McMurrin, dean of the U. of U.n.. Graduate School, interceded on behalf of two physics students arrested in Chile Dec. 31, 1975, for alleged subversive activities. The Salt Lake Chapter of Amnesty International,' confirmed the release of the pair amorlg more than 100 persons freed from Chilean jails recently. The two students, Hugo Urrestarazu and Gab,, riela Salazar de Urrestarazu, were outstanding physics students at the time of their arrest, Dr;,,7 McMurrin said. They 'nave beea offered graduate admissian and teaching fellowships at the U. of U., but it is not' known if they will be allowed to leave Chile. Dr. McMurrin interceded on their behalf with the U.S. and Chilean governments, as well as the Human Rights Commission of the Organization of American States. Herbert Clemens, local chairman of Amnesty International, said "Dr. McMurrin's actions werk, very influential and may have been decisive itc, tt",:ntf: "y:ir am.' protth'- - th? prison." B-I- J , c' , : 1 'H .I . .. .i'.::'.s.:1 1 17, ......,. ;.:.:.:,,,:,.4.,...577,..:- ''''''''' J,'".-1- ,.,;;,: -.,- .:?..: -: , ,.., ... 1 '7T77',....':-.....-,...:- i.,1:1...,:.:::Yc-.:.:!...:- : '!:;.:::: State Republican Chairman Richard Richards. ,:iili '':!,--- . :,'...l..1.7.:''',..;:-- f: :.:,, '- - :- GOP ..,...:::::' '''' 7..',o'":,:,:'":',: ,,.;:-..,:-...- , ..,...,,,,.,!:,,,...:4-.:,::,- ,::::,:...,:...,:::., -- ., 4 ., ,.1. ,,- - -: ' t::::4.:::):,,,,-::::::..:,:-,:,:::,::-:::,,...... ,....... her decision to step down .,:r 1 "I have the endorsement of the Reagan people." "but that really isn't enough. I'm going to meet with the western states chairmen in Denver to decide what support I have and what support I would need to have to seek the job." Richards said he also plans to meet with GOP chairmen from the South, an area where he said he is uncertain of his support. The Ogden attorney, a former deputy national chairman, said he expects to announce his decision within a week. The new chairman will be elected in when the Republican National Committee meets. ; ,:,:....., 1 ,.:,. ..,.,...... : ,,,, gz; : 4,...' mid-Janua- Principal Albert Brunisholz wears an Indian headdress. ),Fer,,; Treat cause of porno, panelist says to seek $427, 000 ' Despite cuts, moratoriums and freezes, the University of Utah will have to ask the 1977 Utah Legislature for a $427,000 deficit appropriation t6' ,41 finish the Z976-7- 7 year in the black. Dr. David P. Gardner, U. of U. president, said today that the university lost" $870,000 in expected' tuition revenue when 1976 fall enrollment dropped' more than 900: below last year's level. Gardnee announced these actions to help meet the deficit: :t Take $65,000 from the school's contingency ? Freeze coal purchases and use from stockpilo to save $1901,000. moratorium on employe LDeclare a ment of any new personnel to fill vacancies, savings. The amount and type of pornography displayed material is revolting and alarming, newscaster and educator Rex L. Campbell said Monday evening. But Campbell, 9ne of four participants in a symposium sponsored by the Society of Sigma Xi at the University of Utah, said he is tired of hearing pornography arguments. "Why not get to the cause?" Campbell asked. find its Don't just treat the "sore" of pornography cause, he said. Erich Fromm, Quoting psychologist-psychiatriCampbell said the reason for obscene sexual indulgence is sheer unadulterated boredom, one of the most frightening aspects of today's over competiiive society. "Why don't we search for a psychological answer to the question. How can we cure boredom and subsequently minmize pornography. Fromm says it Ill come from true love, not lust," Campbell said. Saying there's danger in too much exposure to pornographic material, Campbell added he's against closing down theaters or book shops. If people want pornography, they'll get it, he said. "It just doesn't work. There is something much worse about the under the counter distribution of filth than to be seen going to it in the open," he said. Campbell, former director of educational television and radio at the U. of U. and a KSL Radio newscaster was critical of the commercial broadcast industry. He said it insists on sensationalism in entertainment and news programming. He also said he had been physically threatened with harm over the telephone if he spoke against pornography at the symposium. six-wee- ic in broadcast and printed $120,000. , r..--' I I , .' il , 4,;i Cut budgeted expenditures and supplies, other than find costs, by one percent. With the year halt gone this will mean an effective cut of two percent fOrm ,rv the balance of the year, saving about $63,000. Measures These will trim an expected $443,00:: Gardner said, still leaving $427,000. he said, "can only go so far without becoming counter-profluctive- 4, t è fund. i- - .., ; 1A-- ," ; He recommended to the Board of Regents: Monday that the U. of U. "seek legislative approwil for a supplemental appropriation of $427,000." st , 4 tRetA N. Temple walk closed k The pedestrian crossing on North Temple between Main Street and West Temple Street was closed Monday by the Utah Department of Transportation. Crosswalk lines were removed from the pave:' ment and chains placed across the end of the crosswalk. Ray D. Free, chairman, Salt Lake Valley Traffic Advisory Council, said the crosswalk was closed, principally, for safety reasons. Since !XL he said, five serious injury accidents involving pedestrians have occurred in the crosswalk. "There also have been 13 vehicle accidents, s, that can be attributed to the mostly crosswalk," be said. To help. pedestrians cross North Temple. the department installed pedestrian signal lights at the intersection of North Temple and West Temple. There already were such signOs at the North Street intersection. Temple-Mai- n mid-bloc- ; Pf 1:', rear-ender- B-2- 4 steps hinge on Gilmore hearing 1 By Joe Costanza Deseret News staff writer If the Utah Board of Pardons confirms Gary Mark Gilmore's death sentence next week, a variety of legal motions will spring forward. Robert VanSeiver, one of a group of attorneys representing other death row inmates at the Utah State Prison, said appeals aimed at stopping the execution will be filed immediately if Gil:,cti7 a nen, date wit!, the firing squad. The attorneys will oppose the execution on grounds it would prejtplice the case against their ; c,;EMONADE on 1342 clients, who have beer sentenced to death. Van River said he is not certain what shape appeals will take because the lawyers first have to await the outcome of the Nov. 30 Board of- Pardons hearing on tinniore's sentence. -We would spring into action on the following day," VanSciver said. Deputy Atty. Gen. Robert B. Hansen today said his office has been anticipating possible appeals aiZoincys a:al has already done some preliminary planning 'We can't say catagorically that Vey won't succeeq," Hansen said. "But if they can delay it (the In addition to possible appeals execution). they can largely defeat it." However, Hansen added, "The main question they face is how to get a court to act on a case where there is no case. They have no standing in tlx. G1rard3 matter, and that's the approach we'll be by other condemned men, legal taking." permission to talk to his VanSciver said the action taken by him and the row tOlrneys for other death ini.,.1tes probably has not been 'ing t;Itts !:efore. Hvyever, he said it is possible alvlals could delay the execution pe..ling court acti;mt on the :itter. ,; the , ow slap is showing... interference with an execution could come from the American Civil Liberties Union, whose officials said they also will fight the death sentence. Gilmore was in his fourth day of a hunger strixe today. l begali Friday after he was refused v- Admission to the Artists in Action Arts and Crafts Fair Friday an, Saturday in the Hotel Utah exhibit hall is free. The Deseret News inadvertently indicated that the admission was by ticket at the door. The news article also indicated a "Christmas Stories Booth" would be available for mothers. It should have said "for children." The matter was brought to the attention of the Deseret News ombudsman. The fair, from 10 a.m., to 10 p.m., both days, will include eppraximately 60 different booths, including paintings, pottery, metal sculpture, decorations, toys and macrame. 1, girlfriend, Nicole Barrett. Prison officials said the 35- convicted killer has hten year-oldrinking water and coffee with sugar but is 110W weakening from hunger. Flo also has been given medication for headaches. d See NEXT or r- poi t R-1- 2 ip. L.7, le I. -- i r:, i... ( , ., ; , 4e041.6.moa&,14, OW1 , .. - madiN, pa . -- " , ,,, C T v vi...1,...,-!',.- 4 - , 1 - - nr .1 et. 4 n 'tat .. - I. 7 11 ... , he said ..4:":", ' ".:;::- - , ,' ...''' , chairman. She announced Monday. :: ,':. ; .....: seeking the national GOP chairmanship. He said several factors must be worked out before he makes a decision to pursue the position being vacated by Mary Louise Smith, the first woman .- ... 1 an Ogden attorney, was in Denver today discussing with regional party leaders the advisability of his 4.';:.'.,!.....:,----.:: ''' t i , :, I,.5.:-- 2... Utahn seeks GOP job VfT k AT,,mmt,o4t,46,".4TAN,4!".k - , , 1::':-4.:7:.,i. ,':..5'..t'A:.:-:"''''-',!,.'t:- See TREAT on Next. ts. . A U. 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