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Mr. Baird obtained a description of the getaway car, which was later found on Major St. (.50 East). a11 He was a member of the Jordan School District Board of Education, and supervised the building and improving of the South Jordan City Park. Mr. Newbold had served as a member of the Jordan City Council and was a member of the Farm Bureau and Beet Growers Boards. He was also a charter member of the South Jordan Lions Club. d. the car and a box of .7 mm cartridges shells found on the back seat of the vehicle. The suspect, arrested at 6:50 p.m. at 33rd South and 460 East without incident, will be given a hearing before the U.S. Commissioner in Salt Lake City Thursday morning, Russell P. Calame. special agent in charge, FBI. Salt Lake City, said Wednesday. He is expected to be charged Thursday morning, Mr. Calame added. Was LDS Bishop member Jesus Christ A the Church of of Latter-da- of y Saints, Mr. Newbold served as bishop of the South Jordan LDS Ward for six years. He was a member of the West Jordan LDS Stake High Council and served as high priest group leader and elders quorum president. Mr. Newbold was born Dec. 20, 1906, in South Jordan, a son of Samuel Ernest and Ella Marie Mahay Newbold. He married Mary Henrietta Richardson. June 1, 1927, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Survivors List Survivors men's dress shirts reg. 3.99 short sleeve ties slacks doubie-kni- t list 16.95 reg. $5 each reg. 5.99 long sleeve 2$7.... famous-bran- d 11.95 2.99 materials in solids and stripes. French, cuffs or short sleeves. Neck 1412-17- , sleeve permanent-pres- s 32-3- ZCMl BUDGET STORE MESS FURSISHISGS all stores Never so many for so little Handsome 4" wide ties of first quality fabrics in an array of attractive colors and patterns. ZCMl BUDGET STORE MEN'S FURSISHISGS all stores double-kni- t polyesters you can wash and dry and wear like new. Dark solid colors and pat; terns in waist short, medium, long lengths. Tidy 30-42- ZCMl BUDGET STORE MEN'S FURSISHISGS all stores include his widow; three daughters, Mrs. Lee R. (Rhea) Beckstead, South Jordan: Mrs. Frank H. (Darlene) Little, Morgan: Mrs. Morris F. (Larraine) Durrant, CenteniUe; and 10 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m., in the South Jordan LDS Ward Chapel. 1500 W. 10400 South.' Friends rail at 8090 S. State on Friday from 6 to 8 p.m.. and Saturday at the chapel one hour before services. Burial will be in the South Jordan Cemcterv. u Silt Lake Weather Data: Precipitation for period ended Wednesfor day at 5 p.m. none; Precipitation October, .41; Accumulative, excess, .23; 1971, October since precipitation O Accumulative, txesss, .23; Sunrise a.m. m.D.T. Sunset 7:01 p.m. M.D-TFair Sait Lake City, Ogden, Prove Thursday and Friuay. Continued m..u. Highs Thursday in the upper 70s a no Friday in the lower 70s. Lows Thursday mght in tne tew 40s. Probability of ra n near zero through Thursday night. Utah Fair Thursday and Friday. A lime warmer Thursday then local cooldays 70 to ing north Friday. Highs bo-80. Lows Thursday mght 52 tc 4. Eastern Nevada Mostly clear Thursday and Friday. Not much temperature change. Highs Doth days mid 70s through the tow 80s. Lows Thursday mght 3G to 40. Wyoming Increasing cloudiness Thursday with chance of showers north by evening and spreading over most sections Thursday night and Friday. Rainshcwers changing to snow showers on elevations higher Friday. Turning colder north Thursday night and over the state Friday. Windy Thursday and Thursday night. High Thursday 65 to 75 north, 70s south, 50s mountains. Low Thursday night 25 to 35 north, 30 to 40 south, 20$ mountains. High Friday upper 40s Sind 50s with 35 to 45 mcuiv tains. Southwest Idaho Generally fair e Thursday and Friday except some higher cloudiness extreme north trend uays. Slight cooling Thursday. Lows 35 to 45 Thursday night. Hiyhs mid 60s to mid 70s Thursday and 60s to low 70s Friday. Southeast Idaho Some variable higher cloudiness at times Thursday and Thursday night. Generally fair Friday. Slight cooling Thursday, cooler Lows mostly 30t Thursday Friday. night. Highs 65 to 75 Thursday and 55 to 65 Friday. FBI agents took custody of County Mosquito Abatement Boa-- shopping sack he had placed on the counter and twice urged her to hurry up as he pointed the rifle at her. Finally he stated twice, that's enough, and took the bag and walked out the rear door. Miss Vaugh told Sgt. C. L. Van Bigger, Salt Lake City r a she saw man police, approach the bank from a parking lot to the rear of the building on the noth side. "I looked up and saw him head this way. there is a hunter get some money. She added that shocked when he came up to her tellers window and pointed the rifle at Jier. Baird, served as suburban coats frequently ol 324 University Village. 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MIAMI FLURRIES front: $65$95 t SNOW WARM FRONT COLD STATIC FRONT rg. a FAIR! Extended Forecast Extended Forecast Utah Fair and dry weather expected. Cooler after weekend. Valiev highs in the mid to upper 60s men dropping to low to mid 60s Monday. Lews mainly in the 30s. Eastern Fair Nevada dry weather is expected. Valiev highs in the mid to upp3r 60s and night time lows in the upper 20s and tow 30s. Wyoming Cloudy Saturday with decreasing cloudinvss Sunday and Monday. Chance of scattered showers east Saturday. Hiohs 45 to 55 with 35 to 45 mountains. Lows in the 3Gs with 10 to 20 mountains. Southern Idaho Mostly fair skies through the period. West portion mild temperatures with highs 60s to lower 70s and lows mostly 30s. East portion temperatures cool but with warming trend. Highs 55 to 65 and lows mid 20a to mid 30s. aJ County Session Irons Out Procedures on Job Bids In what turned out to be for the most part an amicable three contractors meeting, and a representative of the Associated General Contractors of Utah discussed county bidding and contracting procedures Wednesday afternoon with the three county commissioners. Horace Gunn of the AGO and commission chairman William E. Dunn said afterward that tire purpose of the meeting was simply to go over the ground rules. There had been some "discrepancies." said Mr. Dunn, but they have largely been ironed out. Procedure Matters One difficulty arose out of the interpretation of billing In one case, specifications. they said, the county surveyor notified the apparent low bidder, (though it was not his place to do so) when, as it turned out, he was not the low bidder at all; it had taken an attorney general's opinion to decide which bid, on the basis of the job required, was actually low. The result was some bitterness among all concerned.. Another difficulty lay in the negotiation by the county of bids it did not deem accepta-- . ble; paring down the job to meet the bids, a pracl Commissioner Philip R. Blorn-quisaid was illegal. Size of Jolts st The contractors were also anxious that the county not do too much of its own work. There are statutes governing how big a job a governmental agency can do belore it must ask bids on it. and the limit for a county the sice o Salt Lake is quite low, $2,000. (A city, for example, do jobs up to $12,000, and (V on certain classes of roadwork. the limit is $25,000.) first-clas- s , |
