Salt Lake Tribune | 1962-01-09 | Page 20

20 r The Salt Lake Tribune, 'ucbilay, January 9, 1962 Industries Will Buy Sewer Plant Water a 0 , Industrial use of effluent water from the proposed Salt Lake City sewage treatment facilities has found a market So reported two chemist-researcexperts of Metcalf .& Eddy, a Boston, Mass., sanitary engineering firm. The two are making a study of the city's sewage disposal pr&blems to determine the type of facilities needed. DR. CLAIR N. SAWYER, DIRECTOR of research and senior member, Metcalf A Eddy, Boston, and Dr. Rolf Eliassen, the firms resident partner, Palo Alto, Calif., Monday completed a study of Industrial water usage and said If the 30 million gallons a day was purchased it would be worth $1,000 a day to the city. We would be derelict in our duty if we did not explore the potential uses of this water in Salt Lake County," said Dr. Sawyer. "This is a great natural resource going to waste, the quality of which is far better than from wells and from Utah Lake." i . - . as ;; If f I tVK I '& vto i 4 ' " f wvA. 4 i ,$ - Vv I BOTH EXPERTS SAID THEY HAD contacted the American Oil Co., In Salt Lake County; the Standard Oil of California, Beeline Refining Co., and the Phillips Petroleum Co. in Davis County, concerning their use of the effluent water. City Engineer Roy W. McLeese, who met with the-twengineers, said: , We are encouraging all Industries In Salt Lake County to contactjus concerning use of the water. Oil wants three Dr. Sawyer said American million gallons a day, .that Beeline is In need of more water because It is .expanding its plant. . - VA f ' t - e. J6an Nicholson, left, employe at bank, turned In alarm after L. E, Recourt, assistant manager, witnessed holdup. ; , $ From left. Chief Deputy P. L. Dow, Police Officer M. M. Miles, Sheriff George Beckstead and Deputy Don Strong in- - vestiyate auto believed to have been used In robbery. It was abandoned on Elgin Avenue (3005 South) after, holdup. In Mask Pick U.Rite Today Panel Sees Utah at Top Regents Gunman Loots $13,869 Starts Center Of U.S. Law Dean Economy Rise the new University Continued From Page average in future years, From Coast From Suburban Bank X takeUtahfor Medical Center will or an increase of four and Price said. at 10:30 Pillow-Cas- A i STANDARD OIL OF CALIFORNIA HAS a long time con. tract with the Weber Water Conservancy District, which has been satisfying the needs for Beeline with well water, said v Dr. Sawyer, Dr. Eliassen explained that this water would be available only on the basis of the construction of a sewage treatment plant which Salt Lake City voters authorized in the bond e Ground-breakin- nies of 13 place Tuesday Continued From Page 13 couldnt. When he pushed me a.m. Continued from Page 13 off the stool, my foot dropped te'red her cage and pushed her BUI TO AVOID the possion the button, she said. "K. Droubay, vice president and off a stool. bility of someone straining general manager, United Park THE GETAWAY CAR was his back with the usual "I was trying to reach the City Mines Co. of. button - with my foot, but iound.a short-- time, later-juing of ihe.. It was"" recommended "that east of 700 East on 2910 South. earth, a bulldozer will be the State Building Board Sheriff -- George Beckstead used. award to Otis Elevator Co. the A brief ceremony will be said several houses were contract lor Installing elevachecked, but no trace was conducted by Gov. George tors and dumb waiters in the D. Clyde; Royden G. Der found. new medical center. rick, chairman of the U. MEANWHILE, FBI men and Board of Regents, and THIS COMPANYS bid of sheriffs deputies combed the B. Flint, a member of $409,449 was the lowest ofcar for clues. the board and chairman of fered. Sheriff Beckstead said the the campaign Other faculty appointments automobile was stolen in Mesa, for .the center. approved by the board were: A leading national traffic Arlz. THE OFFICIAL start of MRS. GERTRUDE Thody DEPUTY SHERIFF N. D. the center, which will house expert will arrive Wednesday Peterson, and Mrs. Elsie for a series of addresses and In- (Pete) Hayward said the li- the College of Medicine and Shults, lecturers in education; cense which tallied provide facilities for the ColDr. Pasquale A. Cancilla, in- formal talks with Utah off! with the plates numbers given by Mr. lege of Nursing, will take structor in pathology; Dr. Joe cials and service clubs. were stolen from a place on the northeast secRecourt, R. Kimmel, associate profesAMOS E. Neyhart, of car belonging to Cyril AnderPROF. tion of the upper U. campus. sor of pediatrics; Mrs. Ear-barEast. State University, son, K. Varley, instructor in Pennsylvania Another car probably was will speak at two public meetpsychiatry (social work). ings on Thursday, the weekly used as a getaway vehicle. TO BE VISITING assistant Kiwanis Club luncheon at 12:15 TIRE, TRACKS were found " are and associate-professo- rs P.ttv at Hotel Utah and a spe- in a pile of mud in front of the Dr. Carroll Hurd, political sci- cial gathering of driver educa- abandoned car. The muddy ence; Dr. Harry P. Sharp, so- tion teachers at 7:30 p.m. In tire tracks led out onto and ciology; Roland E. Wolseley, Room 213, Orson Spencer HaU, south on 700 East.journalism; Jefferson B. Ford-ham- , University of Utah. The gunman was described dean of the University of FRIDAY AT NOON. Prof. at five feet 10 or 11, weighing Law School, and Pennsylvania 170 to 180 pounds, wearing a Charles J. Meyers,, professor Neyhart will meet with the gray flannel shirt and black A the Council at State Salt Lake man Safety of law at Columbia University, pointed shoes. was booked Monday night in both In the U. College of Law. Capitol. Later, he will consult SOME WITNESSES said he with leaders in the trucking inon traffic charges of here. was Wearing a navy blue city jail dustry S.L. Window Broken He will discuss at both meet- jacket. reckless driving, drunken drivPolice were told Monday that ings the posslbile establishHe was wearing horn ing and resisting arrest and vandals had broken a window ment of a Safety Center for rimmed glasses which were also for Investigation of grand at D. N. and R. Walters Co., training at the University of noticeable under the pillow larceny after a high speed 510 W. 1st South. case. chase which ended when the Utah. car the man was driving crashed into a utility pole at 2440 9th East. Agents of the Salt Lake office, Federal Bureau of Investigation, questioned the man about the robbery of the Valley State Bank branch at 3020 Highland Dr-- which occurred a short time before his arrest, but said later they were not holding him as a suspect in - first-shovelf- st Noted Expert To Discuss Road Safety a Le-lan- d fund-raisin- "AN ADEQUATE SEWER TREATMENT plant was which would meet the requirements of the Utah Water Pollution Control Board for Class D effluent, said Dr. Eliassen. The present sewage and waste water are not usable in their present condi tion. The objective is to build this plant which, would, produce much meeded Industrial water. in addition to safeguarding public health, said Dr. Eliassen. ceremo- g g 1962, per cent over 1961. SPEAKING - ON for interest rates and the demand for' funds, Dr. ElRoy vice - president and Nelson, economist for First Security Corp., said: "The price of money or Interest rates will increase slightly in 1962, with most of the increase accompanying that of the upsurge in business, but at a much slower seven-tenth- s HE-out-look - Mr. Brightest spots in retail sales for 1962 are for food and cars and trucks, he said. It is anticipated food sales will Increase eight to 10 per cent and new will - be - increased to approximately units, approximately 16 per cent above 1961, he said. After the forecasts were concluded, panel members answered questions from the -- THE EXPERTS SAID THE FIELD WORK is nearly com-- . pleted and the findings, together with the economics, plant location and plant design, would be combined. They said they favored a plant location where most of the Industrial water usage would be. Both officials said it would be the end of February before an overall report would be completed for submission to the City Commission. -- 36,-00- 0 pace. Moreover, adequate funds are available from the financial centers to supply the needed credit at a very reasonable, although slightly increased cost. he said. Utahs missile industry, said Robert W. Bernick, business editor of The Tribune, will continue to grow. 434-130- 0 Chase Brings Booking of S.L Motorist - I a , Defense Worker this man has found (he good things in life come easier, by saving at Guaranty. Just a year ago he invested 54,000 with us. Since then hes earned $287.20 interest. Thats nearly twice as much as he as getting. We also guarantee his principal and 7 per annum paid quarterly. And every dollar is safe and available. Why not open your account -today? Then start living better with 7 interest on , your money. that case. POLICE OFFICERS Ray L. Page and Clifford Leaver sad they spotted an automobile at 3:30 p m. traveling west on Elgin AveifXie (3000 South) at a high rate of speed. They followed the car to a brickyard at 3100-llt- h East, where the driver circled the plant two times, narrowly missing employes, then traveled west on 33rd South to 9th East, The officers said the car made a right hand turn onto 9th East and continued north at speeds in excess of 90 miles an hour. At 3440 South the driver attempted a left turn onto Parkway Avenue and collided with a utility pole. THE OFFICERS SAID they had to break a window in the automobile before they could apprehend the driver. Police reports state the vehicle had been stolen from the Fred A. Carleson Co, 509 S. Main St., earlier Monday. A man booked at city-j- ail gave his name as Albert Lincoln Freeman, 468 Redondo Ave. (2029 South I, HE SAID ANOTHER 4,000 persons will be employed directly In the Industry in 1962, bringing the total employed to 17,100 persons. Supporting industries will bring that figure to near 20.000 persons and that does not Include persons employed in construction of such plants, ORK he added. BIGGEST MISSILE Industry growth will be shown by Hercules Powder Co. at Bacchus which now employes 3,800 persons and will bis employing 6.000 by the end of 1962, he said. "Payrolls In the missile Industry in Utah are running now near the mark and will be in excess of 125 million at the end of 1962, an Increase of near 30 million dollars," Mr. Bernick said. Howard W. Price, vice president and general manager, Salt Lake Hardware Co. predicted a continued high growth for the distributive wholesale and retail Industries of Utah. "UTAH IS ONE of the few distribution centers where the dollar sales at wholesale exceed the total of all retail sales, notwithstanding the difference In values of the Items sold at wholesale compared to those at retail. The reason Is ' because wholesalers supply merchandise into possibly six states, Idaho, western Wyoming and Colorado, Nevada and some areas of Montana and eastern Oregon, he said. UTAHS NEW ROLE as a distributing center, he said, holds great promise for potential growth because the northern part of the state Is the geographical hub of the 11 western states. He cited as examples the several national companies that have established distributing andor accounting centers In northern Utah. HE PREDICTED that dur Ing 1962 many more manufacturers will take advantage of Utah's strategic location to establish regional supply depots. The area Is destined to grow at an accelerated rate and faster than the national CLOUDY K3 FA0 PARTLY CLOUDY SNOW WARM FRONT COLD FRONT STATIC FRONT SCATTERED! SHOWERS SNOW I MIAMI FLURRIES tPHD IMWI Of niUUII AMAI MOM nMMIATUIII fOMCAST -- WIND The weather forecast map for Tuesday indicates cloudy gkles, colder temperatures and Data From U.S. Waether Bureau Skies will bo partly cloudy over Salt Lakt City and northern Utah Tuesday and occasional snow Is expected to fall Temperatures will be colder the weather bureau said. TEMPERATURE CHART to Monday at I pjn. Utah ra day with a few showers or snow flumes. Fair WednesClearing Tuesday night Colder. Highs 35 to 45, lows 10 day to 20. mounin southern Wyoming Snow tains and southwestern areas, fair elsewhere Tuesday. Partly cloudy Tuesday night and Wednesday. Snow flurries in mountains cold Continued extremely through Wednesday. Highs Tuesday 5 below to 5 above in north and east, to 10 to 15 elsewhere. Summery Parity cloudy to cloudy skies with mild temperatures prevailed over southern portions of the Intermountain Araa Monday. An arctic cold front brought near blizzard conditions to sojpe sections of Wyoming and Montana The cold air spread across southern Idaho during the, day. The cold front was acSalt Lika Weather Dates Precipitation companied by anow and strong gusty for period ended Monday at S p.m , winds Burley, Idaho, reported gusts rta none; precipitation for January, 04, ac- 40 mph during the early afternoon. cumulative deficiency, .25; precipitation since Oct. 1, 141, 3 42; accumulative de.79 sunrise 7:52; Five-daTuesday, ficiency, Forecast sunset, 5:19. Tuesday through Saturday Northern Utah, eastern Nevada, south Sett Lake City and vkinlty Partly rn Idaho Temperatures near normal Cloudy Tuesday mom Inf with a tew In afternoon snow flurries. Clearing with moderata precipitation at beginning Fair Tuesday night and Wednesday. of period. Much colder, highs In Windy Tuesday. Southern Utam southeastern Nevada lows hear 15. upper-3near normal with light Utah Decreasing cloudiness north Temperatures near middle of period. Tuesday with a few snow flurries. Partly precipitation cloudy south with scattered showers or Fair snow flurries. Locally windy. New York Timee Service Colder Tuesday night and Wednesday. Snow and snow NEW YORK, Jan. Highs 32 north, 42 south; lows 10 to 20 flurries fell Monday from the northern Southeastern Idaho Partly cloudy Tuesday with a few snow flurries in southern and central Rockies through the Apniehf and palachians to the north Atlantic states. Fair Tuesday mountains. Colder Tuesday. Highs 15 Rain and drizzle occurred In the Peclfie Wednesday. Northwest and showers along the south to 25, lows 0 to 10 above. 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