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Show f xs tuition increase The Utah State Board uf Regents sent a $188 million proposed budget for higher education to Gov Calvin L. Rampton and Gov. elect Scott Matheson today. The proposed budget which includes a $2 3 million boost in student was finalized tuition after a day-lon- g regents session Monday in the Marriott Library at Uni- ersity of Utah. -- A iiwunv iVUota fwntM uviu four student body presidents, the regents voted to increase tuition by $60 annually at the University of Utah and Southern Utah State College, Cedar City, to $73.50 at Utah State University and $51 at Weber State College. Junior colleges would increase $36 per year for resident students, while students at the two state technical colleges would pay $24 more per year. Presently University of Utah students pay $120 ana wuutu im. lease U $480; Utah State University, $375 50 to $450; Weber State College, $324 Lewis Hone Lewis Hone. 73, Of 67 West 90th Souh, ded Nov 22, 1976, Bom Aoru to $375; Southern Utah State College $300 to $380 and junior colleges from $264 to $300 with technical colleges, now at $276, to $300 tuition Non-reside- nt wouid increase University of Utah i;udent from a current $1,275 to$l,3C5, Utah State University, $1,133 to $1,224; Weber State College, $810 to $937 ; Southern Utah State College, $750 to SQOO- junior pnlloaes 66(1 to $750 while techmeal colleges would remain at $876. tuitions at the University of Utah College of Medicine would go from $3,000 to $3,390 while residents would be boosted from $1,450 to $1,693. Student leaders Scott Calder, U. of U.; John Lopez, Snow College ; Kim Lawrence, Utah Technical College at Salt Lake, and Paul Watei-soUSU, protested tuition increases. Non-reside- nt Hatch requests clean air views Members of the Salt Lake Area Chamber of Commerce were advised today to let President-elec- t Jimmy Carter and members of Congress know their lews on the Clean Air Act. Senator elect Orrin Hatch, speaking at the breakfast meeting of the Chambers board of governors, voiced his opposition to the act which, he They asked that the said, is needed in the East but not in Utah. increase be delayed until Hatch listed as other legislative matters that after the legislative sesmay be expected to come up in the next session of sion and approval of the proposed budget. Congress: a modification of the Humphrey-Hawkin- s Bill, a National Health Care Insurance Act and an However, t'.e regents attempt to repeal tne "right to work provision of the contended the proposed v law jghnr increases, nasea on pro I may have to become an expert in filibustering, he said, indicating he was. opposed to the three efforts. Hatch denied accusations that he is an ultraconservative. Im an eclectic, he said. I accept truth regardless of where it comes from. I may have some liberal attitudes on some matters. Local births He avowed his determination to represent all Utahns but when it comes to matters of conscience, LOS Hospital I'm going to vote my conscience. RENDTSEN. Mr aild Mrs bov. He invited the group to go to work on me and try Norman H . 3038 S 2nd East.Carter L., Mr. and Mrs to change my view's when his views differ from 17iiKNAPP, Oa Serines Or , boy Mrs Mr. and Shelley XCNCHER, theirs. C 3847 S 6400 West, boy GADDIS. Mr and Mrs Richard, Hatch said he had hopes of bemg assigned to the 3560 E sommerhlll Dr boy SAETRUM, Mr and Mrs Brent, Judiciary, Labor, and Public Welfare committees 357 Harrison Ave , boy as other with Public Works and Commerce posGILLESPIE, Mr and Mrs Robin, sibilities. 2987 Eucalyptus Wav. Granger, bov BROWN. Mr and Mrs. Charles. Before the senators talk, the board approved 1715 Herbert Ave . boy. HANSEN, Mr and Mrs Bruce, 882 a state for establish to program proposed legislation W 4000 South, Bountiful, boy rehabilitation of alcoholics. SULLIVAN. Mr. and Mrs Bruce. S 900 East. bov. who will intro- 1446MARTIN, Mr. and Mrs Blaine, Rep. David Irvine, duce the measure at the next session of the State 2979 Fillmore SIMr. boy and Mrs Ronald. PUGMIRE, Legislation, explained the measure proposes raising 5905 DeNarles Circle, bov Mr. and Mrs Ray WOESTMANN. in funds for treatment facilities through an increase J , Giantsvllle, girl the tax on beer of 10 cents per gallon. The current PERRY. Mr and Mrs Dick. 2021 1600 East, girl beer tax is 10 cents per gallon less than the tax on S THORNOCK, Mr a.d Mrs. Gary soda pop, Irvine said. B . 5067 Royal Arm Dr , girl An estimated $1.7 million will be raised through St. Mark's Hospital MILLER, Mr and Mrs Mark, 8626 the tax increase which will nearly cover the Tracy Dr , Sandy, girl of cost the alcohol $1.8 million estimated proposed pMERY. Mr. and Mrs Ronald. yvauon juen Dr girt .treatment program, Irvine said. The tax will place FRANZ, Mi. and Mrs. James, 413 the burden of treatment upon those who use the Sherman Aye girl Mr. and Mrs. PENTELUTE, product, he said. Bradley. 1475 Sandpiper Way, girl n, Taft-Hartlo- jected enrollment, should be included in the budget presented to the governor. Under direetion of Chairman George C. Hatch, the regents attempted to slash programs and expenditures to bring the budget to a level which would be approved by the Legislature. The $188 million budget would require approximately 120.2 million in state appropriations, 16.8 percent more than was appropriated by the 1976 Legislature for higher education. Hatch said chances are slim for getting a budget proposal approved which calls for more than a 17 percent increase. dont want the governor calling me in three Or tour days asking I where he could cut the regents proposal for $3 or $1 million, he said. Regents agreed to a proposal presented by H. Bruce Stucki that calls for trimming merit and promotion increases from 3.5 to 2.8 2 8 percent and making a fiat 1 percent reduction in requests. . , , Resort gets go - ahead B-- l We are very pleased at the decision the Forest Service made to issue the special use permit. Many months of effort have been made to bring us to this point, he said. Regarding the exclusion of Slate Canyon, which reduced the original 7, development to 4,500 acres, Nielsen said, We hope they havent closed the door on possible future expansion. However, we are pleased that they will allow us to use sufficient area to make the project a year-roun- d tourist attraction. The ski resort development was first proposed in 1959, but a master plan was not submitted until August 1974. The first Draft Environmental Statement was made public last April. Following a period of public review, the Forest Service evaluated public comments and proposed the modifications listed in the Final En- ironmental Statement. Also included in the Heritage Mounbase site north tain project is a of the Utah State Hospital, purchased from Provo City. Planned at the base site are four cultural villages, which will spotlight 500-ac- re 90-d- 187-ac- early Utah, Scandinavia, the British Isles and other European areas. According to Nielsen, the themes of the villages will connect Utahs past with each of those areas. The village complex will include 725 hotel rooms, 19 restaurants, and a 2,400 seat theater, which will revolve around a stationary stage. Also planned are a nine-hol- e golf course, 16 tennis courts, and possibly a swimming pool. Private residential development would occupy 46 acres, including 78 single family homes, 76 apartments, 112 townhouses, and 76 duplexes. Present estimated cost for the base site project is $60 million. The Forest Service approval will allow developers to build ski runs and lifts in Slate and Rock Canyons. Fall 1978 is the date set for the formal opening of the resort, formerly known as the Four Seasons project. The proposed ski resort has been the subject of controversy for several years. Nebeker said a team of Forest Service specialists will participate in planning and supervising every phase of the development. Continued from l papers regarding cost overruns and inadequacies in the comThe proposed target date for o;ir performance contract with Seattle. panys assumption of responsibilities would be He suggested that Monson call for a early January. We would need to processing delay in the computer contract evaluacomplete tion until the new Board of Examiners by Dec. 31, 1976, he said. takes over. Pat Portway, special assistant to the Monson will be sitting on the board of president System Development Corp. Scott Matheson and w ith governor-elec- t (SDC), said his firm hasn't been authorRobert M. ized to conduct interviews with state attorney general-elec- t Hansen. was firm personnel even though his allowed to study the states computer Meanwhile, Gunter has asked the setup along with Boeing. Utah Attorney Generals Office for an Also obtained was a letter to State opinion on whether he can release the Auditor David S. Monson from Kent reports on the states computer system Sherrer, a Salt Lake attorney, who said preDared by Boeing and SDC. he has been retained by Computer He claims the reports contain some' Sciences Corp., El Segundo Cali., to proprietary information and wants a get that firm a contract with the Ltate. clarification If they can be released. My client s experience with bi. The request was made by the Utah John Gunter and his rubber .stamp Public Employes Association. board has been less than satisfying, Last July, $5,000 was paid to both Shearer said. SDC to partially, fund a Gunter is director of the Systems Boeing and study of the facilities management Planning and Computing Department services. states computer and the Systems Planning Steering Tort way told the Deseret News he t Board. would be willing to release the report Boeing is at best a questionable Shearer said, pointing to when it is determined his company is contractor, not bcigg considered lor the contract e oral clippings jrom Seattle news B-- Mr and Mrs. Randy. 2136 Leogewood Circle, West Jordan, girl Mr DICKERSON. and Mrs Ronald, 7901 Mandanow Dr , Sandy, fl.rl FORSGREN, Mr and Mrs. Roy, 3467 w 7HI South, West Jordan, girl. HOWARTH, Mr and Mrs. Gary. 391 7 w 4990 South, Taylorsville, girl Mr and Mrs. David, MACKAY, 5068 S 3uu West, Murray, boy Mr and Mrs Paul,1465E BAIRD, 1217 South, Draper, boy Mr and Mrs Kenneth, HOGG, 1399 University Village, girl BARR, Mr and Mrs Robert, 1335 E. 1300 South, boy Holy Cross Hospital BANNER. Mr. and Mrs James. 9449 S Srreatham St , Sandy, girl CHRISTIANSEN, Mr. and Mrs. John, 4901 S 4015 West, girl JEREZ, Mr and Mrs Orlando, 10 Villa Capri Court, Midvale, boy McELHANEY, University Hospital PAPPAS, Mr and Mrs Steve, 927 E 600 South, boy CARROLL, Dr and Mrs Michael, 5776 S 1145 East, boy Valley West Hospital AVILLA, Mr and Mrs Michael James Midvale, twin boys. VIRGIN, Mr and Mrs RIchardL, 8470 Grambllng Way, Sandy, girl Mr and Mrs Luther THOMAS, Max. 3254 S 8880 West, Magna, girl Mr ard Mrs McLAUCttLIN, Brent Gavlon, 3679 S 2200 West, girt SHEPARD, Mr. and Mrs. Greg. 4515 W 595 South. Kearns, girl. Lakevlew Hospital KLEINBERG. Mr and Mrs Jotm. 633 E 470 North, Bountiful, boy BRIGHT, Mr and Mrs. John, 1705 N iVioifi Si , Farmington, bo KNOOSON, Mr. and Mrs. John, 786 N 600 East, Bountiful, girl. STOTT, Mr and Mrs. Wayne, Ogden. girl Cottonwood Hospital 8ATEMAN, Mr and Mrs. Lynn David, 6785 S 1300 West, West Jordan, girl. HAI E, Mr and Mrs John F , 6544 Indian Rock Rd.bov KIRBY, Mr and Mrs George O 3249 Crestfteld Or., Granger, boy. LARSEN, Mr and Mrs Von V , 9661 S 570 East, Sandy, girl NORDHOFF, Mr. and Mrs Louis, 1006 E 5600 South, girl. ROBERTS, Mr and Mrs John C. Jr.. 5)31 W 12690 S . Riverton, boy Christensen May 25, 1925. Sait Lake City Utan Formar emp- lovee Indepen La Dell Bear call Hone Mamed S arah J ana Webb August 15, 1921, Provo, Uth Later soi ummzed m the Sait ake LD Temple Tremonton, Utah, Lewis jr , Sandy; Glade W. Castiudaia, Mrs DeVtre (Carol) Kent, Sait Lake City; 19 grandchildren; U brother Leo, Springyllle, Mrs. sisters Kenneth (Velma) Law, Pocatello, Arthur (Vera) Idaho; Mrs Shepherd and Mrs of Mark Orem, (LaVern) Sheelev, both Utah Funeral Wednesday, 12 noon, Sandy 19th Ward, 8625 South 150 Ul fUI Tirtuiku 5 X p m at McDougsf urwr a Home, 4330 South Redwood, and Wednesday at the church one hour prior Robert jortn Nelson Robert John Nelson, 59, died November 16, 1976 He was born August 15, 1917, in E9therville, Iowa, to Hannah and John C Nelson Married Edith Gibbs tn 1946 Employed at Hill Air Force Base He was a of Wasatch Pr- esbyterian Served Church 44 months aircraft earner Saratoga aboard in World War II. Survivors wife, daughters Nancy Elizabeth, Salt Lake City; Mrs Clark (Shelly Mane) Davis, Laie, Hawaii, three grandchildren Monica, Emily and Spencer Davis, brothet t and sister Harley, Carl and Winston Nelson and Mrs Al (Ruth N ) Thompson Memorial ser views Wednesday, 12 noon, at Wasatch Presbyterian Church, 1626 South 1;h East. Family suggests contribution to Wasatch Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund in his name Funeral Deaths ADAMS, Robert M Nov 22, 1976 , 4, Logan, ALBERTSON, Alfred Thomas. Evanston, Wyo , Nov 21, 1976 ATKINSON, Ida M, 95, 1028 Sterling Dr , Nov 20, 1976 BROADWATER. Maurice 76, Salt Lake City, Nov. 21, 70, 1976 BROWN, Robert H . 42. East, Nov, 21, 1976 CULLENTON, ames H., 74, 211 W State Highway, Copperton, Nov 20, 1976. DAVis, Mist, See Mary bah. Infant daughter of Craig Frank and Tamary Wilcock Davis, 22 Oak St . Midvale, Nov 20, 1976 DAVIS, Richard Emmett, 62, 3047 Mountalr Dr , Nov 21, 1976 DEFa, Dennis J., 27, Salt Lake City, Nov 22, 1976. HAIGHT, Jack (John) Flod 75, 1025 Bryan Ave , Nov 21, 1976 HAWLEY, Glenda S , 51 Centr-a- l (Sevier County), Nov 21. 1976 HAYES, Bert L., 96, Price, Nov. 2? 1976 HONE, Lewis 73, 67 W 90th South, Nov 22, 1976. JACKSON, Bryan, 79, Fillmore, Nov 2), 1976 KIPP. Taylor , 15, Magna, Nov 20. 1976 KIRKMAN, Lima B , 79. American Fork, Nov 21, 1976 MABEY, Leslie Kent, 33, West Jordan, Nov 21, 1976 MclNTOSH. Daniel Howard, 73, 1731 2nd Ei st, Nov 22, 1976 MADSEN, Amanda, infant daughter of Ivan Holdersen and Beverly Anderson Madsen, Bountiful Nov 19,1976 MCKINTOSH, Daniel Howard. 73. 13 2nd East, Nov 22, 1976 NELSON. Robert John. 59, Sait LekeCItv. Nov 16,1976 SLOWIK, Walter A , 66, Tooele, Nov 20, 1976 TAFT, Ivan L . 84, 171 5th East, Nov 22, 1976 YEATES, Irene Humphreys, 64, Washington Terrace (Weber County). Nov 22, 1976 OBITUARIES Jack (John) Floyd Haight Jack (John) Flovd Haight, 75, Bryan Ave , passed away Nov 21, 1976 m Sait Lake City He was bom July 8, 1901 in . olrectcrs Evans and Early. Eastman's CENTRAL Sevier Countv -Glenda S. Hawley, 51, Central, died Nov. 21, 1976, in a Richfield hospital Born Dec. 14, 1924. Central, to Elva and Delilah Washburn Mamed William L. Staples Gentry June 22, 1945, Richfield He died May 24, 1972. Married George Hawley Dec 28, 1973, Central LDS Member Church, Relief Society teacher, past secretary of YWMIA. Past manager. Holiday Host Motel Owned aid operated a grocery store Member, Buvnc a and Professional Women's Uuo Doctor's assistant for past 20 rears. Survivors son, husband; daughter, William Larry Gentry, Provo, Mrs. Blaine (Andrea) 7 Breinholt, Richfield, grandchildren; mother, Central; brothers, sisters, Vance, Terrill, Kay, Mrs June (Carol) Jensen, Mrs Kay (Mary D ) Poweil, ail Centre!; Richfield, Sylvan, Ronald, Circteviite, Piute County; Mrs. Walt (Orean) Zobell, Orem; Mrs Durraiho (Gloria) Roberts, Annabelia, Sevier County; Mrs. Kenneth Mason, (Elnora) Spokane, Wash ; Mrs Larry (Louisa) Hoover, Great Fails, Mont Funeral Wednesday 1 pm. Central LDS Ward Chapel, where friends call hour before service. Burial, Richfield City Cemetery under direction of NealS Megieby and Sons Mortuary, Richfield. xv & gr andchi Idrtn, 3 sisters Mrs grandchildren, Josephine Richards, Mrs Claire Parsons, both Salt Lake City, ReitnWMson Bountiful, Utah Funeral services will be held Saturday 11 am at the Colonial Mortuary, 2128 South State, where friends may call Friday 64 pm and Saturday 1 hour prior services interment Sait Lake City Cemetery. Robert Grace H. Brown South Robert M. Adams Robert M Adams, 64, Logan, died Nov 22, 1976, in an Ogden hospital of a heart ailment Born Anarch 26, 1912, Logan, to Floyd S and Ethel Munro Aoams Married Beth Bench May 18, 1945, Preston, Idaho, lafei Logan LDS Temple Member LDS Church Eider, Logan 22nd LDS Ward Worked at USU more than 5 years Machinist, Lundabi's and Heston's Survivors: wife, sons, daughter. Doyle, Providence, Cacne County; Larry, Mrs Susan Woodhead, Mrs Donald (Sheila) Simon, all Salt Lake City; Floyd "Buzzie," San Francisco, Calif ; Lonnie, Ogden; Jeffrey, Wellsviite, Cache County, Mrs David (Shirley) Cederhoim, Santa Barbara, Calif ; Mrs. William (Julie) Wolf, Demming, N M., 14 grandchildren. Funeral Friday noon, Logan 22nd LDS Ward Chapel Friends may call at Hall Mortuary Thursday 9 p m , Friday 10 soil 30 am. Burial, Logan City Cemetery Alfred Thomas , Albertson - Alfred Thomas Albertson, age 70, died November 21, 1976, In a nursing home in Evanston, Wyoming Bom June 23, 1906, at Rawlins, Wyo, to and Larson Henry Mary Kathe-in- o Albertson Married Margaret Trask Nov 4, 1929, Ogden, Utan He was an engineer lor Union Pacific Railroad for 43 vea-- s Member o B of L E No 136 Member Union Pacific Old T imers Club; member of St. Paul Episcooal Church. Survivors, wife, son, Gary Albertson; daughter, Mrs Earl all Newsom, of (Jackie) 8 grandchildren, 3 Evanston, 2 brothers, Edward Bllcksektt, San Diego, Calif , Chris Blickseldt. Ogden, r Mrs Rmabnoers Eureka, Calif., Anna Udy, Ogden, Utah. funeral services will bo held Wednesday 11am at the St Paul Evanston Church, Episcopal Friends may call at the Crandall-Bill- s Funeral Home Tuesday evening 7 9pm and Wednesday one hour prior to so vice. Burial will be in the Auitorest Cemetery in Ogden, Utah. Melvin A. Stembridge - Melvtn A RCXBURG, Idaho Stembndge. age 32, of 548 Gemini, Rexburg, Idaho, died November 23, 1976, at home, of natural causes He was born May 10, 1944, Coalville, Utah, the son of Arthur Gordon and Evdlyn Irene Franson Stembr,dge He married Carme Bagnell, September 9 1966, Salt Lake LDS Temple He was an eider in the Rexburg LDS 17th Utah Stele Ward, graduated University and served LDS New England mission Survivors wife; two daughters and one son Pamela. Christine, and Paul, all of Rexburg. parents, Peoa, Utah, brothers and lister Eloen S , Wende.l, and Mrs Fred (lone) Merchant, all of Peoa, Utah Vrn, Wanship Funeral services wilt be held Friday, November 26, 1976, at 30 p m , ot Rexburg 4th and 12th Ward Chaoei. 345 S 3rd West will services be Graveside Saturday, November 27, at 10 am, at willWanship Cemetery friends receive Family Thursday November 25, 1976 from 7 TO until 9 00 pm at Flamm Funepai Home and Friday from 11 00 pm at the 30 am to Chapel W. - !! Hardman died November 22, a Mur- rav hosoital ot r natural causes Born April 23, " 1976, in f i ' - Hardman, R Member, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Relief Society; member, church husband. Midvale Survivors sons and daughters. Bobby Martin, Yuma, Ariz ; Ivan, Terry, Utah, Lvnn, Udell, all Sand Fairview, Utah, Michael. Mrs. Kay (Bonnie) Clift, both Midvale, Utah. Mrs Bill (Carol) Landures Magna, Utah, Mrs C N (Virginia) Purdle, Oregon, Mrs Bovd (Share i Brewer, Murray, Utah, forty grandchildren; fourteen en , brothers, Leonard Williams, Salt Lake City, Lzrov Poliett, Granger, Utah Funeral services, Friday. 2 Union 1st 4th pm, In7400theS. the 1000 East, where Ward, friends may rail Friday one hour before services. Burial, Sandy Dennis J. Dais Leslie Kent Mabey 22, 1976, Leslie Kent Mebev. 33, of West Jorden. Utan, died Nov. 21, 1976. He was bom' April S. 1943 at Murray. Uta, , a son of Leslie ? Dean and Doris 1 Johnson Mabey. an V& South. Friends may ( call at Larking f Mortuary, 260 0 South Temple, Tuesday 8 pm Bom April 9, 19x9, Sail Laker City, to Alva A Married Logan LDS. He was ivnduw mnv ager at Harmon City, member LDS Church S u rv i voi $. Temple O OH wife. 2 sons, 1 daughter Scott, Jeffrey, Nichoie; grandparents Mr and Mrs James H Johnson, Midvale, Utah, Mrs Leona Mabey of California; 2 brothers and 2 sisters: Robert of Sait Lake City, Ronald, Washington, Utah, Mrs Sharon Maynard, Provo Utah, Mrs Flovd (Annette) Goff of Sandy Funeral services will be Wed , 1 pm at West Jordan 6th Ward, 7000$ 2700 West Friends may call Tues ,64pm at McDougai West Jordan Mortuary, 1661 West 7800 South, and Wed at the church I hour prior to services Burial South Jordan Cemetery. Kirkmart AMERICAN FORK Lima B Kirkman 79, of American Fork, Utah, d ed Sunday, November 21, 1976, American Ellen Hale 7upan on July 30, 1964, Sandra Wlcox Divorced Survivors daughters, Stacy, Julie, stepchildren, Ricky, Connie, parents, brother, Michael A , sister, Mrs. KeHy (Kathy) Delgado, all Sait Lake City, grandparents, Mrs Beatrice Chatwin, Corte Madera, Calif , Mr and Mrs Andrew Defa, Tabiona, Duchesne County. B. in an Fork Born 13, Hospital November Ivan L. Taft American Fork, the daughter of George Ivan L. Tati, 84, 171 stti East, died Nov. 22, 1976, in a Salt Lake hospital. Born July 15, 1892, Bicknell, Wayne County, to Seth and Olive Ethel Lyman Taft Married Alda Russell Aug 17, 1917, Provo, later solerr.nijcd Ms- -! LDS Tomoi. steamfltter. Plumber, Member Plumbers and sreamfitters Union Local 19. Member LDS Church, high priest. Salt Lake 12th LDS Ward, stake missionary, active temple worker. Survivors: wife; sons, Vem I., Mrs Beth daughters, Densiey. Mrs. Jim (Barbara) Mrs Sturm. Pawd (Colleen) Morris, all Salt Lake City, Newell R , Price; Allen D , California; T. Mrs Donald (Evelyn) 22 Christensen, Kearns; 12 grandchildren; brother, Ellis, American Mrs sister Fork; Claude (Harriett) Baker, Bicknell Funeral Wednesday 11 am, Deseret Mortuary, 3e E 7th South, where friends may call Tuesday p m Wednesday hour before service. Lake Hills Burial, Memorial Park. Anna and McNeil Ball. Married Jessie E KirkmanJuly 20, 1913, in Osden. Mar ridge later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple Mr. Kirkman died January 15, 1966 Survivors one daughter Mrs Orln (Beatrice) P Jones, Lehi; 13 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren, 4 great-gregrandchiF dren; three brothers and sisters Oor Frek Ball, Mrs Georgia Draper and Mrs Mr. iorie Martlneau, ali of McGill, Nevada, Raymond Bail, Vancouver, Washington Fureral services Wednesday, 11 am, m the Wing Mortuary Chapel, Lehi, where friends may cad Tuesday p m and Wednesday prior. Burial Lehi City Cemetery B. Waiter A. Siowik - Walter A Slowik, TOOELE age 66, died November 20, 1976, m a Tooele hospital ot an apparent teart attack Bom May 20, 1910, the son of Paul and Zofta Slowik, in Married Nowy $Pz, Poland Theima Bevan n Elko, Nevada, June 1950 A veteran of World War il, U S Army Retired employee 9f the Tooele Army Depot Survivors Wife; sons Robert and Tom, both of Tooele, stepMichael sons Richard Seder Lamb both of Tooele, Roger K Sedar, Indianapolis, Indiana; Bill Lamb, Helena, Montana, 14 Joe (Carol) McOmie, Kearns Irene Humphreys Yeafes step-gre- granddaughter; brother Andrew Slowik, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Funeral services Wednesday 2 Chapel p m , Tate Mortuary Friends call at the mortuary Tuesday pm and one hour prior to services Burial in Tooele City Cemetery Serf L. Hayes PRICE- - BertL Hayes age 96, died November 22, 1976, m a Price nursing home Born June 26, 1880, Kirkwood, Missouri, to John Henry and Ulncka Fredricks Wilde Hayes He married Clarice Philips She dWI Qrtnher 1953 He was a retired machinist He was a life member of Carbon Masonic LoogeNo 16 of Price Survivors nieces and neohews Funeral services Wednesday, 3 p m , Mitchell Funeral Chapel, where friends call Tuesday and Wednesday. Burial in Mountain View Cemetery, Pueblo, Colorado 23 Great 13 Grandchildren, Brother, William, Sait Lake, Charles, Apache Junction, Arizona, Kenneth, Cantor- m ItlApwiB a 6 01 hi D tipafr Robert Salt Lek Funeral services will be held Wednesday, 12 Noon m the Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 260 East South Temple, where friends mav call Tuesday 64 P m and Wednesday one hour prior to services inter- wavtil .VttrTVCr j! li.eoi, Park He was born March 22. 1914, ML in St Louis, Mis soun to Richard Cir, li , Sail Dated this 23rd day of 1974 Hemxtuer Utan November, UTAH TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION BLAINE J. KAY, PE. Ravrnod Irene Humphreys Yeates, 64 of 4605 South 400 West in Washington Terrace, died Nov 22, 1976 at McKay Hospital of a heart attack She was born March 26, 1912 at College Ward, Utah, a daughter of Angus LeRov and Margaret Nielsen Humphreys On May 31, 1935 she married Farley J Yeae$ in Sait Lake LDS Temple He died July 29, 1976 She had been an item Control manager at Hill Air Force Base, retiring after 20 years of service She was a member Washington Terrace 2nd L D S Ward, had been active in Temple work, had been Visiting Teacher for the Relief Society, she had m the been Relief Society Presidency and Chorus, and sang m the Ward Quorum, member N A R F E Survivors 2 sons, 2 daughters F Louis Yeafes Sait Lake City, Utah Brent D Yeafes, Vienna, Mrs Janice Cash, Virginia, Washington Terrace, Utah; Mrs. B (Karen) Adams, Roger 5 Calif Redwood City, 3 sisters Mrs. grandchildren, Glenn (Lola) Anderson and Mr Alan (Coiteen) Smith, both Logan, Owen Mrs King, (Jean) Pocatello, Idaho Funeral services will be held Wed ,11am at Lmdauis & Sons ( oionial Chaoei at Ogden Friends call lues pm and Wed prior to services interment Memorial Gardens ot the Wasatch PUBLIC NOTICH Request for Aperovat Project No. NP$40fe7 Signal improvement e ym South at Main street KM East an tm East and Hoitadav Bivd. at Holiaday Rood The Utah Transportation Commission herewith advises ail Interested persons that on November 19 1976, the ra Com- , ed mission reoursted on Nov 17, 1949 He was a 32nd degree Mason, a trustee of Argena Lodge No 3 F & A M He was also a mem be of El Kaiah Temple Shrine and the York and Scottish Rite bodies He was president of Radio Institute, Inc and a Public Accountant since memoer uf the Utah 1942. Society of Public Accountants and the National Society of Public Accountants Survivors include his wife, Salt C zmt 2 Vfj Conrad (Hazel) Schroeder of Pittsburgh, Pa Funeral services will be Friday. Nov 26 at 11 00 at Evans and Early Mortuary, 574 East 1st f Snuth Friends may call hour before service at the mortuary Bunal will be at Wasatch Lawn Cemetery. Fat L; 1965, relating to Career Service Exemptions Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, Utah 1 SECTION That Section 1 A 3, subsection (2), ot the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City, Utah, 1965, relating to career service exemptions, be, and the same hereby is, amended by adding to subsection (2) the positions of Deputy Director of Airports Opera tions end Deputy Director of Maintenance and Airports by changing the title of Airport Manager to Director of Airports, and by deleting therefrom he tr!e of Assistant Air purl Manager. SEC 1 1ON 2 In the opinion of the Board of Commissioners it is necessary to the oeace, health and vielfare of the inhabitants of Salt Lake City that this ordinance become effective immediately. SECTION 3. This ordinance shall fake effect upon its first publication Passed by the Board of Commissioners of Sad Lake City, Utah, this 17th day of November, BILL NO 177 1976 1976 AN ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Section of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City, Uah, - 1965, relating to salary schedules Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, Utah 1. That Section SECTION 25 of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City, Utah, 1965, relating to salary schedules, be, and the same hereby is, amended by adding thereto a new subsection (h) to read as follows "Sec 6 Salary schedules adopted (a) (h) There is hereby created the Positions of DIRECTOR OF 364-554- 4 5th So 10th West MILDRED'S FLOWERS 33rd So J AIRPORTS, DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF AIRPORTS OPERATIONS and DEPUTY DIREC MACKINTOSH Graeside Services for Henry Earl Mackintosh will be held Wednesday 11 a m intheSaitLakeCityCemetery Friends may call at Russon Brothers Mortuary, 255 East 2nd South, Tuesday 6 to 6 pm and Wednesday 10 to 10 30 a m FunerRusson Brothers al Directors, Mortuary Funeral CARSEY services tor Rosa Carsey will be held Wednes12 Soffe at noon the Jenkins day Mortuary, 4760 South State where friends may call Tuesday from 6 to 8pm and Wednesday one hour prior to services Interment, Murray City Cemetery Funeral direc- tors. V C Soffe and Sons. Funeral service for MABEY Leslie Kent Mabey will be held Wednesday, 1 P.m , at West Jordan 6h Ward, 7000 South 2700 West Friends may call Tuesday, 6 to 8 p n. at wcDcugm West Jordan Mortuary, 1861 West 7800 South, and Wednesday at the church one hour prior to services Fi neral directors, McDougai West Jordan Mortuary Funeral services GRAVES for Waiter S Graves will be held Wednesday 1 pm. in the South Cottonwood 7th Ward, 1280 East Friends may call 4800 South Tuesday 6 to 8 p.m. at the TOR OF AIRPORTS MAINTENANCE lowing salaries With the fol- Effective March 15, 1976, the salary of the Director of Airports $hal be 115,000 per year Effective November 16, 1976, tn salary of the Deputy Direc- for of Airports operations, shall be $25 900 per year Effective November 16, 1976, the salary of the Deputy Director of Airports Maintenance, shall be $23,750 per year. The foregoing positions shall be exempt from the Wage and Salary Administration Program for Salt Lake City Corporation Employees, adopted July 1, 196, Bill No 116 Ot 1976 SECTION 2 In the opinion of the Board of Commissioners it is necessary to the peace, health end welfare of the Saif LoxeCiiy that this ordinance become effective immediately. SECTION 3 This ordinance shall take effect upon its first publication Passed by the Board of Com missioners of Salt Lake City. Utah, tin 17th day ot November, 1976 TED L. WILSON MILDRED V HIGHAM C ity Recorder 4760 Mortuary, Of Mayor (C 36) FREE DELIVERY e TED L. WILSON Published November 23. "Always the Finest" in flowers - 1976 MILDRED V HIGHAM City Recorder (SEAL) Brown Floral Co. FUNfRAl NOTICIS Director AN ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Section subsection (2), of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City, Utah, Taylor E. Kipp - Midvale-Utat- 1976 C67) MAGNA Taylor E Kipp II, age 15. of Magna, died November 20, 1976, of cardiac arrest while under care at the University Medical Center Born August 9, 1961, the son of Taylor E and Marcia S Kipp He was a student at Brorkbank Junior High School, Magna Survivors parents, two sisters Stacey Lynn and Andre Dee, both of Magna, grandparents Mr and Mrs Ewaid Kipp, Sait Lake City, Mrs. Wilma Straup, Salt Lake City Memorial services will be held at the Magna Lommuntry Baptist Church, 2906 South 8900 West, Friday, November 26, 1976, at 7 00 pm In lieu of flowers family to the contributions suggests Shnners Crippled Children's Hospital. E North, UTAH TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION BLAINE J. KAY, P E Ida M. Atkinson 1522 810 November, Ida M Atkinson, age 95, of 10?' Sterling Drive, died November 20, 1976, in a Salt Lake hospital of natural causes Bom March 21, 1881, m St Mary's, Kansas to Je'ore snd Vary (8cst.au) Roberts She married Edward J Sllnnvw M (jiM) Survivors daughter Mrs Fred L (Mary) Sipes, Salt Lake City, 2 6 greatgrandchildren; brother Paul C grandchildren, Roberts, San Francisco, Calif Funeral mass will be held Wednesday, 10 a m , at Guadalupe 715 West 3rd North Ch'rch, Rosary will be recited Tuesday at 7 30 pm. at the Nell G Donnell Mortuary, 372 East 1st South Friet6S ull Totrsuoy 74 30 inn Buriat Mt Olivet Cemetery. 486 7267 i Highway Administration approval for the location and design features of the above project in Salt Lake County. The proposed protect consists of traffic signal Improvements at the intersections Indicated. All maps, drawings and other information pertaining to tne project art available for public inspection and copying at the Salt Lake County Department of Highways and Flood Control, member and Jenkms-Soff- Director (C46) Mildred Eden Davis He married Nra Menhe V- ed 1 Mrs Rolland (lois) Knight, all Salt Lake Mrs (Janet) Aston, Murray Mrs of Hospital natural causes teacher, Primary choir. Graveside services tor Dennis J Dea, 27, Sait Lake City, who died PUBLIC NOTICE of Approval Moc PrMK.t Nu. IhNnhaikMi Sooth Pays Tne utan Transportation Commission her Eth advises ail Interested porsons that on November 11, 196, the Com m iion eceivad Federal Highway Administration approval for the location and design features of tho above praiect in Utah County The proposed proioct consists toil 'r.Ur kAA VV I ikl W change at )nterstknignwy 15 on BOO South in Pavaon Ail maps, drawings and other Information pertaining to the protect are avalianie for public inspection and copying at tfte Department of Transportation Da ie Grandchildren, ROBERT L NiELSON Purchasing Agent (C 9?) Richard Emmett Davis 62, 3047 Mountair Drv, Sait Lake City. Utah, died Nov 21 at a Sait Lake Salt Lake City, April 6. 1979 Lake! LDS Temple Mes was president of the Sit t ake Chapter One Utah Association of the Blind Member of tne Meiodoeic Chorus and 7 in the 13th North Ward Survivors wife, parents, two Mrs Kan (Jeanne) sister Mrs Keith (Carol) Fenton, both of Logan Funeral services Wednesday, 10 o m , Larkin Chaoei, 260 East South Tem pte, bere friends may call Tuesday 64 pm. Additional services at the HaM Mortuary, Logan. Utah, Wednesday, 2 30 p m , where friends may call one hour prior to services. Interment in the Logan City Cemetery to Family suggests contnbut.on the Saif Lake Chanter One Utah Association of the Blind i June 29, iVM.$a'tLakeCity, Utah .Member LDS Church and Moose wOdgeNo 259 Wfe, Sons. DaughSurvivor, ters Nona3, TaykrrsviHe, Jay a Mrs Del 'Jerry 5ugter, Mrs Frank (Marjorie) Garner, Mis Car (Cciieen) Whiteman, Etta and E the Salt Lima Salt Lake Citv, Utah She oed Davis Hvatt Williams Married Henry May 15, 1965, in Las Vegas," Nevada Later solemnized ini auto dent, will be! Wednesday 1? p m , Elvsian Burial Gardens,! 1075 E. 4?eo! Christensen July 20. 99, Uteh, to Moses Linda Chase, Nov Mamed Mane Richard Emmett Monroe, 1907, 1097, LOGAN . MIDVALE Grace Vermont Hardman, 69, 870 E 7800 Robert H Brown, 62 South 3rd East, died Sunday, November 21, 107A n 0 UH 6Mjuk Lake hospital Bom April 12 1834, Loean Utah, the son ot 1 Samuel R Giadvs Hanson Brown Married 'f Lor- don Broadwater worked for Gibbons 1 Reed for 36 years Member LOS Church Survivors wife, 3 tons, daughter Jack and Delbert of Wah,ng-ton- , Lax . ty Orion jay oi and 3eiva Groves of Illinois; 22 2, great giandchiidren,3 sisters AHon J. grandchildren, Stoddard, Leah L Kan son, Alice L Garner, ali Idaho Funeral services Wed 11 am Memorial Estates Monuary, 5850 South 9th East, where friends may ceil Toes 74 om ana Wed I hour prior to services Bunai sunset Gardens of the Valley, 10600 South 100 East. great 5 f to James Margaret emmzed Salt Lake Temple Se't employed fuCK dr cr Ice Co for 50 years Member LDS Church wife Survivor daughters Mrs Jeannme Gnen, Mrs Melvin J (Shmev) Newbold, Mr Myrne Mrs Robert S (Sharon) Havda Slnrt, al of Sait Lak Cy 13 INVITATION TO BID V Gohir, William and Utah 1 3- - Sealed proposals wmi oe received by the Purchasing Agent ot Weber Sta4e College, Ogden, Ut , until 2 00 p m Thursday, December 2, 1976, for Gas Chromatograph 2 Ski Equipment Bd specification mav be obtained from the ofr.ee of the Purchasing Agent, Adm Bldg , Weber State College Weber State reserves the rohf to retect any or ail bids or waive or mfor any irregularities mahhes In the interest of the College Maurice Lordon Broadwater, 76, died November 21 196 in a Salt Lane Wba&tai ot a snort nines 2 Bom i Mv 20. 1900, Parker, Idaho to Chauntey Henry and Josaohine L Ovett Haight Mamed Verms Renoids July 8, n Tw.n 191 Fails, Idaho soi B legal Hows Maurice L Broadwater 1024 Ice dent Survivors wife sons and da g hhr Dean member Mciuifeh Daniel Howard McIntosh, age 73 of 1731 S 200 East, died Nov 22. 1976 at home ota hear! attack. Born Feb 20. 1903, Sait Lake Citv Utah, to Daniel J and Alice Howard MarMcIntosh ried Blanche Emma and EVANSTON er Why the switch in computer setup? 1903. Glenda S. Hawley VITfiL STATISTICS Continued from 3. Beniamin, Utah, to George W 23, 1976 DESERET NEWS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Daniel Howard OBiTUfiRISS South State and Wednesday at the Churrh one hour prior to services Interment, Sunset Gardens of the Valiev Funeral directors, V C Soffe A Sons fSEAl Mayor ) BILL NO 16 ot 196 Published November 23, 1976 (C 35) UJERTHER SALT VICINITY LAKE CITY AND Fair, continued mild through Wednesday. Highs in lower 50s. Lows near 30. UTAH Fair tonight and Wednesday. Highs 50 to 60 Lows 20 to 30. NEVADA Generally fair through Wednesday. Highs in 50s Lows in upper 0s. S.W. IDAHO Fair tonight with increasing cloudiness Wednesday 40s 50s. Lows near in and lower Highs 1 30. S.E. IDAHO Fair tonight with increasing cloudiness Wednesday. Highs in 40s and lower 50s Lows near 30 Jamas H. Culleton H James COPPERTON Cu'ieton 74,?iW State Highway, Copperton, died Nov 20, 176, n a Sait Lake hospital of natural causes Bern Oct 2:. I W, Buhe, . n . to PMNtp ard Katnerme Lownev Culleton Retired storekeeper for Kennecott Copper Corp Retired agent for Bingham and Garfield R noham Railway Mfne Firemen's Assn, Utah State Firemen's Assn. Member Catholic Church Survivors: daughter, Mrs Molly Calif i Covina Paramor Edward M Culleton, brother, Draw n 2 grandchildren will be celebrated Funerat Wednesday 9 30 a m , ImmeuM Hg Conception Church, Copperton ot Recitation Rosary Holy luesoay pm, Net1 O'Donnell Mortuary, su E 1st bourn, wlere f tends call Tuesday 6 30-- 30 p m Family suggests contributions to Utah Bov's Ranch Burial, Mt CalsAry Cemetery. m9 Bryan Jackson FILLMORE Bryan Jackson, 79, died November 21. 1976. in a Fillmore hosoital, of a ,'eart attack Born in Fillmore vA.tooer 28. 1897 the son of Heber Charles Jackson Alice Simons and Married Velma Robison Jo- - :1, te 1925, Sait Lake LDS lamp.. was a High Pnest in the LDS Church and a carpenter. Survivors wife, two daughters aitd lour tons Mrs Ped (ftever-Iv- ) Richards, Atlanta, Ga , Mrs Elmer (Shirley) Duncan, Buffalo, Wyo ; Charles B , LaCanada, California, Joseph E , Cedar City; Stephen L , Sait Lake City, James E .Clearfield. 24 grandchildren, 5 a sister great grandchildren, Mrs Floid (Gladys) Warner, Fit nore Funeral services Wednesday, 11 Fillmore 1st Ward Chaoei am, at the Friends ca't Oipin Mortuary, Fi'lmore Tuesday pm and Wednesday prior to Burial in Fillmore services Cemetery. FORECAST FIVE-DA- UTAH Rain and snow likely Thursday. Chance of snow Friday and Saturday. Miscellaneous Weather Data PRECIPITATION 1976. minus 176, minus .03, .88. 60, 1.47 Since Nov 1, depaiture from normal Precipitation since Oct 1, departure from normal Max. Mm. Free. Max. Min Prec. SUN Sunrise tomorrow, 7:25 a m. Sunset tomorrow, 5 04 p m, COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURES Salt Lake City yesterday, high 56, low 27, mean 43, normal 36 A ve..r ago hiuh 39; low 16 e low for high for month- 75. 14 month e - Temperatures period ending 5 00 for the a m. Tuesday: 4.4 r o?)i A.V - i. rs -- e : S- m |
