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Show y r The Salt Lake Tribunk, Friday, February 22, A 17 Schools Funeral Rites Conducted Fight ytej Gera State For Boise Firm Officer Setup Beet Scientist, 63, SPECIAL CLOSEOCT Sugar For Nevada Mines Plan Dies in Logan Hospital Funeral IIElJ 11ESTIIICII0USE c!ialP 1963 3-in- Special to The Tribune and moved to Idaho with his BOISE sendees family two years lata-- . He atfor Alvin P. Nichols, 46. presi tended Pahsimerol Valley High -l i By Associated Pns, BOISE - Senate approval waa voted to the Idaho Legis-laturThursday for a bill which would make the office of state mine inspector ap. pointive rather than elective! e AT THE SAME time the Senate put on its calendar for possible consideration Saturday a bifl which would provide for the election of the state commissioner of agriculture. The office now is appointive. efforts to - reach agreement on a bill revising Idahos primary election laws continued, but those Involved reported no progress. EXPLANATION of school distribution formulas continued, with no indication of , Behind-the-scene- s dent and general Nichols Drilling Oo., Inc., Boise, who died Monday after a brief illness, were conducted Thursday in the Methodist Cathedral of the Rockies here. - Mr. Nichols died in a Boise Challis, and married manager, School Mabel L Rogers in Challis March 2, 1910i Surviving are his widow; two sons, Johnny and Robert; a daughter, Deanna, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Nichols, all Boise; two sisters, Mrs. Thelma Howard, Boise; Lillian Keyser, Chicago, and two brothers, Donald, Boise, and Dan, Asbum. hospital He orBURIAL WAS in the Terganized his firm race Lawn Cemetery, Boise. here in 1956 and prior to that served 10 years as a field superintendent with Boyles Bros. Drilling Co., Salt Lake City. Highway Users Fill Area Post HE WAS A member of the Idaho Mining Assn, the North, west Mining Assn, Associated Special te The Tribune General Contractors of Idaho WASHINGTON, Feb. 21 -nd of thft First Methodist The National majority agreement on any Church Highway Users of Boise, Conference Thursday named one of them. The House voted to override MB. NICHOLS was bom C. Owen Allen, Cody, Wyo, as Gov. Robert . Smylies veto Aug. 26, 1916, in Benson, Neb, Rocky Mountain regional representative. of a bill which would have included legislative candidates MB. ALLEN will work with as members of political party Lake Mead Victim state highway user groups in county central committees, BOULDER CITY (UPI) Colorado, Utah and Wyoming. but adjournment came before Las A native of the Intermoun-talbusinessman John Vegas official word of the action Area, Mr. Allen was edua DeBuono, 33, p p arently reached the Senate. cated in Colorado and' has drowned in Lake Mead served as manager of the Cody THE LATTER body likely Wednesday when he and a will decide Friday whether to companion were thrown out Chamber of Commerce for the five years. sustain or override the veto. boat. Boots Van past of their The governor noted in his Horn, Las Vegas, who was PRIOR TO fhis he spent veto message that a State Cen- with Mr. Dubuono, was pulled seven years In radio broadcasttral Committee had urged the from the water safely by ing in Trinidad and Boulder, bill be disapproved. rangers. Colo, and Cody. n 16-fo- CARSON CITY, NEV. (UPI) Educators, splitting sharply By Associated Prtg with health and welfare offiLOGAN Dr. Forrest Vern cials, Thursday opposed reorganization to create' a single Owen, 63, dead of the U.S. DeState Health, Education and' partment of Agriculture sugar Welfare Department plant InvestigaFIVE EDUCATIONAL lead- tions laboratory ers told a joint legislative ses- in Logan, died sion that to combine the agen- Thursday in a cies would put the schools Logan hospital after an Illness- under political control." He was genetiMrs. Edna Patterson cist in charge of State the of president reBoard of Education, said that sugar beet search. body had strong convictions laboratory that such reorganization would His awarded a was have great harm to the edu- USDA superior cation department" service award for- - saving NEVADA SCHOOLS are Industry from curly top disnot and should never be pawns ease. of politics," she told the Legislature and a packed gallery of HE WAS ONE of the most widely known authorities on onlookers. Thursday was the final pub- sugar beets in the United lic hearing on Gov. Grant States and had been given the Sawyers proposals to create service award of the Utah a little cabinet system" In Academy of Science, the USDA state government. Under his superior service award for plan, super agencies of com- outstanding research, awarji merce, public works, adminis- of American Society of Sugar tration and health, education Beet Technologists, and a service award by Utah and welfare would be established to coordinate the many State University for cooper-ativservice. administrative practices. . LABORATORY was at HIS REACTION TO THE reorbeen moved from USU, having has been varied. ganization Many agency heads opposed Salt Lake City in 1960. w He was born Aug. 27, 1899, public works and commerce, but those involved in a depart- in Farr West, Weber County, ment of administration favored the son of Charles Hanford the plan. and Mary Jane Taylor Owen. 30-ye- e ' HE RECEIVED his B.. Degree from Utah State University and his M3, from Oregon State University. His doctorate was gained at the University of Wisconsin. He married vBemlta ONeal of Salt Lake City on Feb. 12, 1932, In Parowan. 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