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Show r 8 , The Salt Lake Tribune, June Regional Briefs 13, 1378 Artifacts Uncovered Special to The Tribune PROVO Artifacts left by a culture of hunters have been discovered by an archaeological dig sponsored by Brigham Young University. The artifacts, approximately 1,000 years old, were found by Dr. Dale Berge, associate professor of archaeology, and seven BYU graduate students week dig in central during a two and one-haUtah. .Artifacts found at the various sites were arrowheads, knives, hide scrapers and evidences of tool making. lf Parley Slated Oil Women Ingenuity Key to Energy Mans AP) will dictate what forms of energy will be available by the year 2025, a Princeton University professor says. ' Dr. Robert Socolow, speaking Monday at a Utah State University science lecture series, said the earth has an energy income provided LOGAN . ingenuity by the sun, ocean movements and radioactive materials. The future will be decided by mans ability to find a way to use the available energy. Dr. Socolow said. Environ- mental concerns, source re- constraints and nature will surprises also determine which of Industrial Park Bidding Set The $450,000 project developing OGDEN (AP) the first phase of a new industrial park will be open for bids Thursday. This first phase of the park in West Ogden will involve installation of all utilities and roads. Developed and marketed by the Weber Industrial Development Bureau under contract with Ogden City, the park will be financed through sale of land to industrial and warehousing companies. Bids will be accepted through June 25 and will be submitted to the Ogden City Council for action that day. re 270-ac- re USU Damage Report LOGAN (AP) - Utah state University officials Special to The Tribune -- CITY CEDAR energy form is used, he said. The United States will use nuclear reactors, coal or solar energy as its major source of energy by 2025, Dr. Socolow said. He said there is enough coal for it to become the keystone of the American economy. About 90 percent of the energy reserves are coal, but only 18 percent of them are used, he said. Women: Self and Society" will be the topic of a special seminar at Southern Utah State College June 21 through June 25. Designed especially for women in transition going from one point in the life to another seminar will lie held from 1 to 5 p.m. dally in the Old Administration Building, room 306. College credit will be given. say they cannot find the $10,000 damage reportedly caused by Boys State delegates last Saturday. Darrell Loveland, Boys State board of di- rectors president, told the Associated Press Saturday the boys had flooded the bottom four floors of the east high rise dormitory. No flooding damage has been found in either of the dormitories where the 535 boys state delegates spent a week on the USU campus. The total damage does not equal $209, officials say. "If there was any damage anywhere near that amount ($10,000), we would know' about it," said Margo Pogue, east high rise head resident. "The only damage was from water fights. Claude Burtenshaw, vice president for student affairs, said the only damages had been a broken chir and a broken window. Service - Thu PROVO (AP) Utah County Commission signed a $44,000 contract with the countys newly organized Legal Defenders Association to handle legal services for indigent s. The association will provide legal representation for those who cannot afford to hire their own attorneys. Duane Esplin serves as the countys first public defender. Funds for City Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON - 18 feet of cnHKhingt The mafl-eeti- fast growing eastern Utah community of Roosevelt has been awarded a $2,113,200 grant by the environmental protection agency. Sen. Jake Gam said the ng bmwi rpo' money will be used to improve the citys waste Youth Arrests in Provo For the third week police have arrested groups of young people on Center Street for traffic v iolations, possession of alcohol and drugs. Lt. Bud Gillman said the majority of the offenses were traffic violations. He said most of those arrested were from communities outside of Provo. Police have arrested more than 140 persons since the patrols began three weeks ago. PROVO (AP) water treatment facilities. Athletes Roll to Medals PROVO (AP) Provos two wheelchair athletes, both Brigham Young University students, returned Monday with several medals from the National Wheelchair Athletic Assn, finals in Farmingdale, N.Y, Mike Johnson, a Vietnam veteran from Huntington, W. Va., who lost both his legs in a land mine explosion, won a silver medal in the javelin with a toss of 73 feet, 10 inches. Johnson also captured a bronze medal in the dash with a time of 21:08 seconds. Curt Brinkman from Shelley, Idaho, who lost his legs in an industrial accident, placed sixth in the dash and seventh in the mile finals of the with a time of 7 : 39. 100-ya- 100-yar- d M EXCLUSIVE FIRST CUN Not since the Rainbow Rsndeivous m the 40's and Olies Terrace Room m the 50s has Satt Lake had an elegant ballroom for So get a d8te for Sat I One fee, 6 per person Cover charge Ail soft drinks and mixers all evening Tips and tax A great 15 piece swinging band One of the Largest dance floors in town Your membership card (good for 2waks)Ages ISw80.No RKervntunv dancing i includes- eans! Jackets-n- Suit taxi 2nd South Sait 2nd ADULT M silmg BIG ADULT HIT PLEASURE MASTERS X NOW SHOWING STUDIO Itecmy Swung ter Wanat aid CMDtetordy THEATRE OPEN A M SO. STATE EASY PARKING PHONE 355-425- 2 EXCIU 5IVE F,RST RUN miSS femjNMt 10.30 DAILY 228 SHOWS CONTIGUOUS MAT HIT INTIUTAINAAIWT CO-HI- T THE HNSUOUSl Jthree I y- - fmtim lake C it. Critics rate it best in every way! 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