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Show 12 The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday November 4, 1972 V , Jewish r Woman Wins Battle A Jew- TEL AVIV (UP!) ish bnde from Cincinnati, W ith Kremlin battle Ohio, won a With the Kremlin Friday with the arrival of her husband in ii Israel for a second honey- moon He said it was a uream come true. Gavriel Shapiro, 28, and his wife, Judith, 26, stepped off an El A1 flight from Vienna in a rainstorm and declared their thanks to world Jewry in general and the American press m particular for making the moment possible. I've been dreaming about this for two years," he said. :p "Now it's come true. You can't describe the feeling The Shapiros were married Moscow in June. In the middle of the honeymoon, her visa expired and she was forced to leave while he remained, to be sentenced to a year at forced labor for campaigning to leave for Israel m Only after her effort at arousing public opinion against the Kremlin was the sentence cut to two months and her husband released. They were reunited in Vienna Wednesday and flew to Israel with a planeload of Soviet immigrants. ' PUT YOUR FINGER ON A BETTER JOB f ' , jutt figures that your chances of finding the right job are mighty good when there ore more than ,00Q job: to point your fmget to That's why people check the Classified rt first the Mountain WevJ's lorgest employment morketp'ace by for. See Columns 10 through 17 in today's CLASSIFIED ADS If V' ' ' i ' ' t mmi 4 JjK ? ' s a u? ,, , , 'Z , O v ltA3sE f' &'jf - - - a$ S x V J' ' Lz-.w.- 1 Ve will never have any rriore land, more water, more dir We will never have another Alta; another Brighton, or; more Wasatch Front .no Xanyons for our needs aod recreation. No more Escalante gorges; r mere CdnyonJands; no more expanses of sparkling, blue sky. Survival on earth hinges cn the wise use and conservation of the limited nature! resources of cur one earth No issue is more important, for nt pRly docs cur livelihood arid pleasure depend on it, cur very Q00GD liEUBD, - , 'i$7$ SMBS j ? Ar. Lloyd's votes,: His speeches, show a failure to appreciate man's spiralling environmental predicament. Our orth tan no longetsuport Uncontrolled exploitation and pollution. As professional environmental scientists and dgrde Wb FIELD & STREAM iWogazine rttgl AAr. ttoyd is among those . .. who need to wake up engineers, . iyqre it's tao tee "V ogree with COMMON CAUSE and the liAGME OF CONSERVATION VOTERS that his : ' s- ' ' ' " ' is ''poor' epyiroiimental ; I?y ' ! Fur-trimm- ed V 's''. s'v .A , ' J wd sf xy'- s 1fCIs3 L.w-l- 's Ci'WtiAwv) o s' ' ' v ' yjy A s; Your statements show that you are aware ,of the profound thread to Our earth rndiYs dnly (;cmo in the universe. We agree with your staterrient: .'vr:V :'K erArrmican shook be a decent environment basic right for t ' ; in which foiive. We have y ; v; cUsOjmifjtybedradoCHthebeotjIyCHfrrkblkmdscc:, arid but if is also a rriemce toovrhe$h eyesbre; j , 'A' commitmenf to the job of cleaning bp'i&rlA this before our mistakes simply cannot be corrected A. Owens, we hold your specific recommendations as environmentally AAr. , n i: . k ! a LADIES' :- ' w.i Vjr 24. IS Dressv styles for every occasion . . . Pant Coals. Fake-tor- s, Wools and Genuine Leathers in a stunning array of styles and colors. Sizes 8 to 18. rd i' v. ' A,. xa HIES' - Lloyd's ; Record on the Invirenmentil ferSut: ; , 'A A A ' i "x DRESS COATS "A" - 5 i 3. i t i. ' ,W i is v . ''We need a comprehensive, .land use efirownentolly sound, notional " ' : ' 'V. planhif policy." - : nuclear, fusion and - geothermal : !4 For ski or casual wear . HMK'f ,lon fabrics insulated for lightweight warmth. Several styles and colors in E r . k n - ?- uniformly enforced, peed ; high f among the states to guarantee fair, buteffedive 4 ' ' I protection.'' ,i" V a "We I heed to encourage 7 increased recycling of a wide variety ' of ' .'r-7,7 ;7A 77 f 7 7'7; material s. " - , , s Pesticide Control Act. S s 7 77 7 - SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT FLANE. .RELIN(i7: "I - would have voted against the SST," 7, ' st VVILDUPE. "I would have voted for increased protection for the bald eagle and marine - ft ts mammals." 7 .v S i MENS SPORT COATS ; REG. TO 2 Double-kni- ts tailored in fancy ( boose PtJssor in sizes 7,7 b- J I i I 1" Famous Maker styles in Polyester Double-Kni- ts with top pockets, licit loops and Hared legs. Solids and fancies in 28 to 42. : I IlfJST ' 7; ' ' CHANGE. l t'7.t 7'07cURE;;NftsoN;7 r 'r7l''!,7-4VYUnrfiitWiA,'4 " ' 7'7n;- 7 777777 rt-- 'r'i- l V cV' . ? - i 7 '; leal Section CONGRESS. ((970-197- 7 'A-y- v77:;-"a' ,s; , s' ' ' ' 'r.'' 7-- v IRVING , B. McNUtlY . - of Biology, Univ. of Utah. Chainnan. Botany Depodirtent, Unkr. of Utah, Choumom ' 77' on oisiRia pianning S CotmV OV721 Member- - ClTtZEN ADVISORY COUNCIL ON ENVIRONMENT, U.S. Army of Coips Engineer! (1972). - , v ,.y r? - 7 T ' ,At 4-i- ywS 71 n liiJ C r tyiiMiEiD ' 'k OWSN5 for CONGRESS CaWWITEE, Franklin Johnson Otmn. r " 3X - - -- tomnlil1e. Utoh Heritage Foundation, ' Chairman. Medical of INTERNATICNAI CHAN AIR - ' . t - v r ' Professor Assoc; Ptol. of Siotegy, Unlv. of Utah, Choirrnnn; INTEWCATlONAl CONFERENCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL ' CONCERN. , (Grand Canyon- - I97Q), Editor of Books ' Bio loq . Dc. B. GAIf DICK, Jr. Professor of Physrts, University of UtoH Member: AITA PLANNING and ZONING COMMISSION Member; GOVERNOR'S COMMITTEE on development, of interstote Former consultant: MINNESOTA tirghwoy 70. (1970-72- ) MINING and MANUFACTURING COMPANY. . ' ; Dr. L. H. WULLSTEIN 7 777 r 7' " J. vVJOfNSON Presrdent, ENVIRONMENTAL ASSOCIATES, Inc. Environmental Associates is currently researching environ- ' mental impocts ond preparing conceptual master plans (or Conyonlands, Artlies, ond Capital Reef Notional Parks, , Gkidngs, Chmir. ' 7'., s ENVIRON-'wEnTa- ENGINEERS for WAYNE OWENS, J1 C. S. DEWEU. , . t enveonmental engineer, mojor Utok oil refinery. Pionning, Opsrofions Qriatyii and CooriLnating cowuitan (or o rxjOr Utoh oil refinery. ' Professor of Economics, liniv of Utah. Represenfcftve: ' V ' ' UTAH STATE MULTIPtf USf ADVISORY BOrU, Bureau s of tonii Monogemetd: Author of book: THIS $ A , . COMMUNITY, il97U Autbpr of nunterooi ptofeuionoi LorH ' s : publirxitions, inttudira "f utuie Use of Utch'i Puhlk ' " Resoortas Th YWokePiftore" 7 - r,.- A. f1 s , "s'.- 'r,Uth Mineral ftesources ''-- xs. and - of 5he)Wol fngiizwlig, - CHEMISTRY, MAN. AND KNIT SLACKS 20.00 ; SCIENTISTS Dr. J. CALVIN GlDDINGS Professor of Chemistry, Untv. cf Utah.' Editor of book: OUR CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENT., Author of textbook: , - REG. TO " Stoo Ii j V 4 Rot., Ail-- : Pad by ENVIRONMENTAL Uiwv. O Utoh' ; Ccnwuitan! ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AGENCY ' AtWioa-AffUETECHNOLOGY OIVI-- - . ; .;19725 L OWk of Air fragrpms. fnvw onmemo! Protection , v C . , ,,, Agency., i!97l-72- ! ' ' ' ' , ' ; ; -: ; , , .j 45.00 i.allerns ami rich solid colors. from a wide array of styles v ". SO Polyester v ' ", " ",Or: NOEL DeNEVERS : ,v jn 4 . ' s PESTICIDES. "We need rnore research into 'biological' pest controls and a strengthened 7 i ENSHGY75 J"We need 7a greater research effort in deveioping clean power sources such as DOUBLE-KNI- T t V ' T r power. - - r? and , solar S |
