Show 'h -- ------- -- ' ifik t 2B Salt Lake Tribune Friday Serember Panel Faces Higher Education Too Insulated Conference Hears Gilarile)(i") STAR-V Dilemma held 4' oct r-the from Page - 12 1969 i' i Doctors Hear ?Z16 ARIES MAR 21 API 19 27 CtAY IL PO121Yam Doily AdivOy Guido According to tho Stars TALUS A Lecture on APP 20 mA'Y 2o Probably 2To4ung 38 A Anolyzo 5 Whatever 6 Opposite GEMINI Teen Topics MAY ( 10 5plendc1 1 Best L4-59-7-0 Continued from Page B-- I tii3 6:0:823! JUNE 0 an irritative compound which is combined with alcohol and propylene glycol Dr Roskelley said this is not be be confused Dr James Zf 7 chief VIRGO AUG23 of infectious diseases Latter day Saints Hospital said that 0 a 1 I sEpl22 k penicillin semi-synthet- called carbennecillin shows promise as an effective agent in combatting hospital infections particularly pseudomonas infections Aeronautics National and Space Administration failed in one respect on the Apollo 11 mission — it failed to discover any moon microbes brought back to The earth Lindel Geertsen Petersen local businessman and active baseball promoter died Wednesday in a Salt Lake a ic '' that Pacif- - p Coast '11 its4:1 League base- ball to Salt Lake City in Mr Petersen 1965 He served on the board of directors of the Salt Lake Bees and organized Sugar House Night at Derks Field one of the larger baseball promotion events He owned and operated Rainbow Neon Sign Co and was a member of the Sugar House Rotary Club and the Sugar House Chamber of Comrt2rce He was an active bowler Mr Petersen was born April 6 1910 in Salt Lake City to Andrew Christen and johanna Emilie Geertsen Petersen He married Ada Willodean Connery April 5 1930 in Salt Lake City include his a son Lin Eugene widow Manila Daggett County a daughter Mrs Richard (Kay) Murphy Sacramento Calif four eight grandchildren persons should not be allowed medical services afforded through Medicare" Dr Walter C Borne-mete- r of the president-elec- t American Medical Assn said Thursday at Hotel Utah "Before the Medicare law was passed (June 1966) the Medical Assn (AMA) was violently opposed to it we're still Today opposed to portions of it particularly that where elderly people with money can obtain free medical services" Fre Outdoor Recroutkm Affectionate 79 Promotion 80 Of 8 TommororuY 82 Trouble 83 Toward 84 EsPsciclbc 85 Sports 86 Ahead 87 You 88 Importanoe bi Now 90 Wonlermse Review Bids W- JA11 19 The bids will be reviewed by the respective state agencies tc detern:ne if plans will have tc be changed and another call for bids made a board AQUIUS JAN20 FEBI zi- 18 n e "e pyscEs '' MAIL 20 tce! official said Co Ledger Construction Salt Lake City submitted an apparent low bid of $138750 for construction an interdeominational chapel at the State Hospital in Provo Funds have been obtained through private and church cortributions The architect's estimate was $120000 Ntg Veterinary Scieoce Raymond Construction Co Logan submitted an apparent low bid of $1317000 for convetstruction of a three-floo- r bacteriolscience and erinary ogy building on the USU campus The bid exceeded the architect's estimate by about American I areas" i The retired Chicago surgeon predicted that artificial human organs eventually will replace natural organs in transplants "It's a problem of mechanics" he said "As soon ac the encountered by problems transplanting human organs — such as blood clots coagulation and rcjection — are solved and e suitable metal or plastit is discovered artificial organs will be used" "Neither the medical pronor the people are ready for such a move" he said $100 - 171°--- SALT LAKE C M'' I COTTONVOCEd ' 1- -- ': -- ' -- '' t: :' 1: 't ' - y ‘Alt‘' ::i' ' I 4!kozh:'! i : ' s :1:?' :' '' c Westinghouse Uptight Home Freezer ! 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COST do-- i‘ REDUCED PRICES 2New Westinghouse 10Cu It Refrigerator t ::Nem00ilosw I Z Vili pates I SIOHNOIN I EARLY '' teUnqEOILSTOREi I ' with gig 1 'A COLOR TAN (RUSTED ': § CLEARANCE SAVE t T111111"crila PUP" a aa a RIO 4 0 BELL-BOTT- 98 NYLON !RAINCOAT LUND POLES : CODEN 1 - am : isokfl IM1 - WAREHOUSE 1 ‘1 495 85c - TRADING 98c NIE4611111ESM 1161015111111girili 7 1 Plinteri JUST LAYAWAY THIS 'ex OR PLAY includes $1720000 for a library addi-:--tion $115000 for a motor po61 to service 45 collep $391000 for utilities for building alterations and repairs: $360000 $716000 for purchase of additional cam pus grounds and $307000 for includcampus development ing drainage parking and lighting EPAULETS TUBULAR SINK TRAP I This budget ' grandchildren three sisters Mrs George (Verna) Weir Salt Lake City Mrs William H (Mildred) Lyons Mrs M F Millbrae Calif Johansesn Mogadisco Somalia East Africa Funeral services will be Monday noon 260 E South where friends may Temple call Sunday pm and Monhour one prior to sen day vices Burial will be in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park I s - year 1 el comh-t- No Snow Shoveling this -) (-- of $9635400 during the 1970-7school year and USU's council approved the appointment of an assistant vice president for business affairs The two councils along with for the of $3799000 appropriations At the same time the Utah State Board of Education will hold its regular monthly meeting at Utah Technical Collego at Provo Thursday Weber State College's institutional council approved for recommendation to the Utah State Board of Higher Education a budget proposal calling for the expenditure KOFLACH BOOTS CHROME-PLATE- it ill1 dent hit LAT an MILLER BINDINGS HOLDS YOUR LAYAWAY 4) It Mr Stevenson preci- - IMTKAIR LAMINATED SKIS 117 ArAcial Organs I ARMY FIELD $85 SKI OUTFIT t : Nti4 - capital improvement request- r- The proposed WSC budget will call for an increase of $1965000 over the current year's planneti expenditure of $7670400 and will require a $1750400 increase in state 1 l' 74? A) BA GA BIG SAVINGS ON ENTIRE SKI STOCK: 4 s It t In: as dean UCTls will with SKI LAYAWAY BIRD L'-- 1 TRADING'S EARLY i 111T WESTERN "In the long run group medical services will provide more sophisticated and better medical care for the patient Although it also will save time for the physician and patient it won't save much money" he said Dr Bornemeier said the AMA is researching means of obtaining more physicians to work in rural areas where there is an especially acute shortage of them ''We don't have any answers yet" he said "but rural communities should have as good medical care as is available in urban conference WSC's council also proved for recommerdation the higher education board council from SUSC their meetIgs in conjunction vdth UCH& sectional meet- presidnit- Dr succeed Armin J Hill BY11 College of Physical and EngineerServices ing continue Friday at 9 am an address by Father Leary and a business meeting UCHE members will elect a $177000 Better Cure Mir The conference elect a secretary a treasurer and an advisory committee ings To Take Presidency Named le the business post at USU is Evan N Stevenson During t71 session Dr M Lee Morrell Southern Utah who has been director of the and State College assistant profesuniversity's auxiliary sor of chem- - P4767' ' ':-- 4"ef service enterprise since 1966 Previously he was director istry and cur- rent president- ki of the USU Union and coordi! nator of student activities elect will Battery of Problems Dr Wilson made these remarks in outlining a battery of problems facing higher echislition during which he struck out at teacher bargain lug organizations "Teacher unionism is an attack on the merit system It pays no attention to individual differences or abilities — all are classified as one" he said a 46 growing trend toward group practices wherein several physicians work together cooperatively utilizing the services of one specialist or laboratory fession Survivors great CAPRICORN DEC 22 toK He said there is an acute shortage and a poor distribution of physicians "There is a In Salt Lake City for the annual meeting of the Utah State Medical Assn Dr Bornemeier added "Medicare won't be repealed but it should be amended to provide medical care only for those elderly persons with low incomes" He would not say what other provisions of Medicare the AMA opposes A diplomate of the American Board of Surgery Dr Bornemeier said he does not see Medicare as a move toward "socialized medicine" under which the states would pay a fixed salary to physicians Doctor Shortage ailment Peter- Mr brought - 'e Boost Credit 73 74 75 76 71 78 Hospital and Utah State University that exceeded the architects' estimate ) New MIA Chief Opposes 74th heart drive 0 21 71 Dictatcr iMi No Repeal 59 sen spear- headed the Die eAarenz CNetitirai G0Cel "Well-to-d- o In Hospital of 1 ri0 By Barbara Springer Tribune Staff Writer Sport Figure Dies at 59 hospital - sAcarrmius NOV22 'Portions' of Medicare Aldrin and ColArmstrong lins However the men are going to be watched carefully for at least another year by doctors said Dr Charles A Berry medical director for NASA DI 515-26- iiiM0iMmilmmie Astronauts by 2:2 t)T5-7&- Mason O 110 found in with the vitamin-certain foods 21 5171 72 Mode 138 CANCER Is the use of vitaminA e10 127h The State Building Board was faced Thursday with bids for construction at the State 316-7-3- 70 Raltente Cause Al You 42 Decisien 43 EncourogIng 14 Day 44 Buying 15 Bothers p 45 Or 16 A 46 Unimportant 17 Carefuny 47 Not 18 Sides 48 Week 19 Neves 49 Or 50 Vaes 20 For 51 Is 21 Sets 52 A 22 Dol 23 Time 1 53 And 24 Be 54 &N OON 55 Find 25 Of 26 Yes 56 Mo 27 Leader 57 Push 28 My 58 Slaw 29 Con 59 For Gives 60 Only 30 11 p4c4 21 63 Unrecessory 64 Ihydvic9ico 65 On 66 Time 67 A 68 Tceloy 69 Doy new B-- 1 going" During a luncheon for members of the governing boards of Utah's colleges and universities Dr Wilson noted "Educators must decide how much freedom of choice we can give students in selecting their own curriculum and still give nem marketable training "We should tell students who want to do their own thing: 'Don't expect other people to pay you for this or to pay for your education'" he said On Projects SCORPIO CCI 23 62 PreposMons 36 The 37 It 38 But 39 Offen 7 Good 8 Nods 9 Time 21 AA 20 7-4- 4172839 4- - (IA 31 A 32 le 33 For 34 To 35 An 1 Continued 22 develop message for Friday words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign 572194:73)-- ft zer1112311RA — —- -— -r—' -: - -"- "--- 4 I k r 4 — — -- - k |