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Show ''T''irVmun j q lgiiiig4r uyii rT1 1 I T' DESERET A NEWS, WtDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1973 23 Growth in Utah businesses noted Uintah Basin and Utah County saw the largest increases in business aeth ity in the state last year according to statistics released today by he Utah Foundation. Among the principal cities in Utah for which data are available, the greatest business activity gains were made 64 by Roosevelt, percent; Orem, 48 percent; Vernal, 37 percent, and American Fork, 34 percent. Salt Lake Citys increase was 11.8 percent, according to the Utah Foundation study. Gross sales as measured by local sales tax collections amounted to $948,338,000 in 'the city during 1972, eom- pared with $848,221,000 in the previous year. The study is based on an analysis of local option sales tax collections through February 1973. For the state as a whole. the volume of business activity totaled nearly $3.3 billion, an increase of 16.3 percent in pany's construction program has been a major factor in Emery Countys growth and the oil boom in the Uinta Basin has contributed a large share of the new business 1972, the Foundation reported. Among the counties, Emery led the state in business volume gain with 165 percent last year. Duchesne posted an 88 percent gain and Uintah County business increased 51 percent. Utah Power and Light Com there. Total sales volume throughout the state amounted to nearly $3.3 billion last year, an increase of 16.3 percent over 1971, the study showed. Allowing for inflation, the ad justed rise of 12.6 percent still is higher than the increase in any previous year since 1960. The 1971 sales olume in- dollars crease in constant was 10.2 percent. The average increase in the 1960-7- 0 decade after adjustments for inflation, amouiiiod to about 2.8 percent per year. Over the past five years, the total volume of business for many years. District officials presented a report to Rampton which summarized various studies and reports made on the situation over the years and asked him to push for the loan from the Water Resources Board. Sanpete Water Conservancy District ofhcials asked Gov. Calvin L. Rampton Tuesday for his support in obtaining a $600,000 loan to build the Gooseberry Project. The project has been a source of controversy between Sanpete and Carbon counties impound water and divert water through the tun- would nel into Sanpete County. The controversy arose because the water impounded by such a dam would flow into Carbon County and residents tli.re believe the water is theirs. Parley Neeley, an engineer for the Sanpete interests, suga committee be chosen sion of Water Resources, to gested each side with a disfrom Lawstudy and then have in the interested person rence tell him how to promiddle to talk about the probceed. lem. A tunnel has been drilled Rampton said he attempd through the mountain but as to do this once before and yet hasnt been lined or com- came out all bloodied up. Dam Gooseberry pleted. dnSGTHBIHinraiMill Special Dinner J Grecian or Steak Dinner Early Special From 5 p.m to $ p.nu Monday through Thursday Regular menu prices until 1 o.flW were By DeAnn Evans Deseret staff writer to An effort recruit six new 247 East 2nd South FREE PARKING News minority teachers was DINNER for launched Tuesday night by the Salt Lake City Board of Education. TWO $095 Ham Fried Rice Pork Chow Mein Sweet (Sour Spare Rits tm The board okayed the special recruitment of Chicano, Black and American Indian teachers in a unanimous vote after a representative from Spanish Speaking Organiza- 10 p.m. tion for Community Integrity con(SOCIO) urged that tracts be offered to qualified Chicano instructors this year. Q&L. 7640 South Stqte 23 East 21st South mO ACC VII TILL 10 P.M. OPEN DAILY Neeley said the Carbon County Conservancy District is storing 30,000 acre-fee- t of water in Scofield Reservoir illegally since the water right belongs to the federal government and it was earmarked for the Gooseberry Project. The governor said as long as the District Sanpete doesnt have the physical facilities to store the water they cannot complain about the water right. The Sanpete officials said they believe there has been a change of attitude by the Carbon officials and maybe the time is right to settle the problem. g minority teachers launched dfthenian m G A special effort to recruit $295cmpl ete CHINESE The report notes that more than 54 percent -- f the total business activity in Utah is in Salt Lake concentrated Lake Salt County. City accounts for more than half the S.L. County total and about 29 percent of the state total. Funds sought for Gooseberry project said he would Rampton turn the report over to Daniel F. Lawrence, director, Divi- SPECIAL in Utah has risen 71 percent with about half of t amount being caused by inflation. activity 2SS-S4- 62 466-93- 52 CHINESE (PICK 10-1- 5 An attempt to set the minority recruitment number at 10 teachers failed by a 4 margin after board president John Crawford Jr. said the district "is faced with the problem of not knowing if FOOD UP ORDERS' EVERY DAY 11:30 AIR. TO 2:00 AH. going to be in a zero hiring situation." tors. Carlos Esqueda, SOCIO education vice president, called the groups request for 5 minority teachers very adding that the dis- modest, trict should have 125 Chicano teachers to balance the 10 percent of the student population who have Spanish sur- - 2mt FOR currently have 25 Chicano teachers, and two have indicated they will not be returning next year, he said. 4 ffDIETI fflfM The Salt Lake City Schools George Brooks, district personnel director, later reported that current estimates indicate that the district will have to add only 11 new teachers for the 1973-7year. The estimate, which assumes that personnel will remain at current levels, is based on projected enrollment figures calling for 933 teachers and an estimated attrition rate of 126 instruc- .$YOP r The Hotel Utah Sky Room. names. 0PO1 VITAL STATISTICS Local Births Service with a Sir! CtUtiMd Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Men in Anderson. ' 159 N. Hale St., Granville, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dye. 680 N. Main, Kaysville, boy. 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