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Show I1 ' ' ' m '. 2 I) m TV ! 9 rm The Salt Lake Tribune, Monday. November C1 -- L ' m -- i ii 6, 1972 V - lm tail W" 1 ifeeievv" Randy Horiuchi Governor's Committee on Children and Youth Governor's Committee Vote the 18 Year-Ol- d SIC Youth Advisory Council Studentbody President Cottonwood High. 1971-72- . Delegate to State and County Political Con- ventions Granite Student Advisory Council Granite School District , BOARD Pre?nct OF EDUCATION Aa by TERM TWO-YEA- R 0 GRANITE Pd Po i Senate President Hickley Institute Mack legislature State sterling Scholar Social Science nwmm WARREN BENNION ...to bridge the gap. . ELECT C.tirens lor Hc'iXhi R Hcnucm. - t State Board of Education Sec. ,l,. Pa ill Pul I ,v fur Mi ..Kminlt.i- Hu Mli-b- ll tJuirnun Hal'-'"- eeeeoooee From President Nixon to Congressman Lloyd: .jjisa moods uoar locd3fo!iiD in tEio nent DcmcosS MY football hero... he ran into the goal post ' running on to the field! 2 ; Jf Tao Busy For Observance HAFB To Celebrate 32nd Birthday : Without Fanfare r By Darlene Galbraith Tribune Correspondent Z HILL AIR FORCE BASE ' without fanfare, Hill CFB will celebrate its 32nd birthday Tuesday. 1 2 Mai. Gen. Richard M. Ogden Air Materiel commander, said the Jtgiant Utah air base will be too carrying out its defense Emissions to hold a special ob- - servance. -- : Hill AFB. 1 H he headquarters for AMA, 'Ogden empjovs 19,500 military and civilian (personnel. Its payroll for fiscal t 1972 was the largest payroll in Ju'the state, 1237,901,773. -- I ' Although ground breaking ;Ifor Hill took place Jan. 12. - 1940. the base observe? its the date r birthday Nov, 7 ?. that Col. Morris Berman command of the Ogden Air Depot. From an unpretentious start I !in 1940, Hill AFB has grown ; into one of the most important bases of the Air Force, Gen. Hoban said. i . During its 32 years, the -- value of the base has increased until it now represents a $1.8 billion investment in real estate, buildings, 1 equipment and inventories, he : said. . 4 Operations at Hill support more than 50 Air Force activi-t ties in a four -' million square - mile area that eludes Utah, Colorado. Monta-"!nIdaho, . Wyoming. .New ; Mexico, Arizona, South Dako-MtNebraska, Alaska and the s of Canada. v; I western in-- Z C Hill -- supports the Air Force Qtber U 0ear Dy; ; ' r 0i,9n :nQrhlch he trie Sues.(f v'itaiiySPon- v' - hoteanSan ie' isfifuoZ dre, l 0,6 March 28 ceremonies marked the grand opening of a new $1.3 million base exchange; on May 16 ground was broken for a $5.3 million hospital facility, and on Aug. 18 construction began on a $1.6 million precision measurement equipment laboratory. On J e nakir, true ra3 bt if lTi tn S,860- ee n , ur e tr . 9 lCQrQiy u. SAND GRAVEL Hat, Cmtat, Pint . if. iNlk Mi nr'pvt its vitcl ttict veu scrJ Shcrm Slisrn Llcitf is cno of tbc most uclucd end rccncctod r.:mbcrs in the House. Deed to 1Jastiir.jtcn! says Utahs George Romney, Secretary, U.S. Dept, of Housing and Urban Development. ' " Sherm Lloyd hasnt spent the ,v. JT 22 Fresh, Vigorous Voice For Every Citizen Vote Nov. 7 writes Gerald R. Ford, Congressman (R), Michigan, who is House Minority Leader.' Sherm t loyd is one of the most valued respected members in the ei House of Representatives. He has assumed a heavy load of responsibility, and has earned assignment to two major committees and six subcommittees. Of particular importance to Utah is his sehiority on the House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs. His strategic seniority on lit on Public Lands and Parks and Recreation is a most valuable asset to Utah. In addition to those responsibilities. Sherm ha-- accepted our request that he serve as Chairman of the Republican House ask Force on telations. He has carried this additional responsibility for the past four years and the input of data and recommendations matje by Sherm s Task Force added great;1, quality to Congressional study. Utah should be very proud of him in Washington. His colleagues in the United States House of Representatives are pulling for a strong victory for Sherm on November 7. last year campaigning. He has served you in the Congress. He hasnt had movie stars and political mentors holding fund raisers for him fri Washington. He represents nobody blit the people of Utah. Hes a proven veteran. It is time to remember some of the wisest jdvice givn to this generation, Beware of those Who have fervent but false solicitude for the unfortunate. Sherm Be wise and Lloyd and President Nixon overwhelmingly." 4 J. DUFFY PALMER I - Serial; District A Pd J Po: Adv. Hss By Committee vvy tor PatTief. Wi'ton See SAVE WITH THIS" COUPON smss$$$50 Stm LIVING ROOM AND HALL of Size AMY UI1LI $1095 ks Our Exclus;ve Tinting Process Revive! Colors : S Can SacfcUts ' kaganlltst - , his AwY CARPET CLEAKZR ir i. Kake e The year 1972 has been one of construction at Hill AFB. Gen. Hoban noted. s Each pen was individually mailed, dropped into the mail box . on Post Office Place. Most of them were attached to postcards. Some people added notes such as, please, end the war" and sign the treaty." S dP ep 2 izens who, according to Dr. Frank J. O'Neill, wanted to help the President sign the Vietnam peace treaty S n vant to ;? tn , on ?.U fPr thfQSs in-th- belong to any tft$s$$s$i$ OJ1. 'ears . Other worldwide responsibilities include management of landing gear, wheels, brakes, tires and tubes for all types of military aircraft; photographic and reconnaissance equipment and aerospace training equipment for all weapon systems in use throughout the Air Force. The idea was. I)r. o Neill 2 said, " to show the President J- that there have been too I many excuses fur not ending ! the w'ar. Each pen w as mdivid- - W ar-l- ' s They didn't particular organization, they ;. said, but were concerned cit- - 2 '- paticnV'' Ppreciat :yjioa ver. lectio .vo - ; plosive devices in Air Force use. A test range, located 48 west of the base, is used for testing all varieties of munitions and propellants. About 30 persons Sunday i; gathered inside of the US. v Post Office, 350 S. Main . to mail pens to President Rich- ard M. Nixon. 2 of you" cin '4' unique mission is logistic A 2 ; OVe j ofVery isVPportunf,Jcti, aiS ' management of all ammunitions, solid propellants and ex- - Pen Pals For the President 2 Slert,.. yoU , 1972 air-to-a- ir v-- ;Peace Pact ocSE SHictos entire fleet of ICBMs the Minuteman and titan missiles. Other systems support management responsibilities Bomarc the include and ground-to-ai- r missile, Genie rockets and Maverick missile. inAircraft management cludes the fighter and recoil- naissance versions oi the F4 Phantom jets. two-third- 2 t"k:i,it i j UiSit AST CASFET CLEANED ft DYED LIVING NOOM AND HALL Rteemiv BnUia, ONIY ceuNowPoe AworwruHwr "mmwn 0$$$$$S$S$$$TKE 521-842- Qy 4 CARPET SAVERS with SHEnr.l LLOYD on TU! RiG JS89.95 Monday 7:15'p.m. WRITTEN GUARANTEE 319 Quince St. nitll all dye Ch 5 Zl work $ $$$$$$$$$$$$ $s0 A Paid Pnlilical Advertisement uoYE Fon snmr.1 Via tav iiim. lloyb on tuesdhy You can trust Him, by Citizens for Lloyd Committee, John II. SnOw, Chairman ft a;.'; I |
