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Show . CVVi . vk e Salt Lake Tribune, Monday, July Incumbent Sets Campaign Farm in Layton - slide farm ileve.omg on a im the Wasatch Fault is prutiaWy result mg from last springs earthquake coupled with this year's excessive moisture, a Davis County planner behoves. Robert Seott, The feme bin dt ring the mad to Morton's home is above the slide area, but has 'tuned about f.,ur feet be-- ( nose of tfie .sliding earth. In aid till be to appears will He said his campaign emphasize his efforts to ex pand local industry and develop downtown Ogden. Since 967 the local businessman has served as the assistant mayor. He also serves a, chairman of (he Welier County Area Council of Governments, president of the Utah League of Cities and assirtmt County planner, said the property has several natural springs and would be wet even in a normal Water year This year, he said, the ground is saturated Mr Scott said the earthquake which rooked southern Idaho arid northern Utah last March provided conditions for tne slide and "gravity just took over Mr Morton said he not red the eiacks after the cs.rth quake The I tab ecological bur vey and the Davis Comity plaimii.g office are collecting information on the slide and oilier land on the neaihv' foothill, I'Ulild i'omtail !v -- ( i 1 towns and was recently elected vice president rf the National Association of Regional Councils Cambodian Family 11 City Coun- cilman Karl 0. MacFarland Sunday announced his candidacy for a sixth term Davis The ranch, evened by Willard Morton, is on the base of 'he Wasatch mount am on C S Highway 8't In the last month, the slope has been dro ping off and er:u Ks as hue a, loi fem have b. vii it OGDEN (UP) moving down ta me. Morton said, 'about n inch a day A s 4is.iw,i 7, 1375 Slides Threaten LA5T0N tAP) il'Vw,eiU,r Refu gees Arrive in Cache - LOGAN (API Eleven members of a Cambodian refugee family, none of whom speak English, have arrived in Cache valley to live with an American family untd they ran move into a house being prepared for them The Hok Van Thoeum family is living at the Jim Pond Residence m SnnthficM llok Van Thoeum, 24, was a gunner on a Cambodian navy ship. He ami his wife have two children. His sister, Pak H,)k Na. has five i h.iidien and a mere make up the r "st of the family. Pak Hok Na last logon at 3?(i E Center, we sent word to the authorities and they sent a family to fit the houso " She said people have been donating new and used things to help setup th Ifoks new home and are helping to provide clothing for them. She said the family had to leave Cambodia so fast that they came with only what' they could carry. " Finding a jot seems to be the greate-- t proolem right saw her husband, who was in Ihe military, six months ago. The family has spent the last two months at Camp Pendleton camp w California. Mrs. Pond said they have had an interpreter with them a couple of times, but that they use sign language and a Fiench-Englis- h dictionary to communicate. Two members of the fam.ly speak French. "It s up to us to see they have a job. food and e!o Pond said Mr, tiling, ' When v. hough.! because the language harrier is so great, Mrs. Fond said now a house in & I UBVN MATSUR! (Japanese folk dancing) Saturday, July 12 8 P.M. Colorfully clad dancers dances performing age-ol- d under gay paper lanterns. Oriental box lunches available from p.m. 1 SAIT LAKE BUDDHIST TEMPLE 21 1 West First South . j i Hollcv ), Better than quarterly . Better than dally. .r$? r Why is it all the NUTS get a crush on me?!" n Tourisl Town Quid Aain! After Youthful Invasion and that was good. Then most ons time banks paid interest banks switched to paying quarterly and that was better. Then some banks switched to paying interest daily and that was better still. But effective July 1. 1975 Walker Bank switched to Instant Interest," on to do better than is Regular Savings in the Green Walker Bankbook. Nobody going that. Ever. So you don t h3ve to give up your passbook to get instant Interest. Our new Green Walker Bankbook not only gives you a complete record of all Regular Savings, but all Time Deposit Savings too in one little book. If you want the highest bank interest permitted by law on insured savings, p'us recoid, got a Green Walker Bankbook. At your the convenience of a nearest Walker Office At tlTli Sunduv, but Myers bail net j Everything was back to yet lifted his deeMon lei normal Sunday m the tiny suspend liquor licenses mountain town of Grand Myers and his small sta.'f of I ake. but Police Chief Gary ihree dputies, who are kepi Myers arid Ins three deputies bu by tourists during the still were keeping an eye summer months, were out oen for some of the esti- checking on the whereabouts mated 3.3(M vouths who tried of the you ig people who came to celebrate Independence to ihe a ea although it Day m the community most had 'ett When large numbers of When the road block went' mature yeli-t- s began aiming up. My or, refused to allow Wednesday aid Thtir-duanyone into the (ommimity Myers set up a roadblock mi except people who had ae the highway leading into the i onmiHl rtions or "a good, town of ITU persons and reason to hi here " 'cmporarily suspended all L No property dain.ie was' quor licenses hut two am Ms The oaeiblock was lifted were niude 1 hursday GRVND LAKE. C'alo j i y . j semi-annual- one-boo- ly k ROCKY MOUNTAIN WORLD TRAVEL ASSOCIATION presents Charter Tour via United Airlines DC-ITC Jet tiLL, eUMCRMi Ptl5Ea:iT TODS 1 1 12 nights days July 22Auyust 2 c499 BICERTEIffllU HISTORIC 1 1 12 nights TB11H dnys. July 22 August 2. $565 n A'l qsxfrtJ a moJe bonded Fo Oov jor Tour Bl ICC MC 270tt owt G103E TRAVEL AGENCY 32 Richards St. I m'tm (801)328 City. Utoh 84101 Sole laV "r,rT ? im 6 a. n !v - , ' ' is IV si, 01 ' '! 1 11 - r . " v 4 f v I 1 . i T TTT Ta V'cr-Sf-- in Vr M r r,tj t1t. fj 1 iw -- 1 i, H K3 p. 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