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Show Lokasida Review North, Wednesday, May 11, 1983 flydntfs Tlk Ry SHIUIY KANCITIS tivities held in Roy during Elks National Youth Week. Review Cerreipendent ROY Censorship of cable television is the responsibility of individual citizens. They should not be prevented from exercising their right of free choice, according to a majority of students participating in a youth forum on Americas future sponsored by the Roy Elks. The 12 students, who attend Roy, Layton or Clearfield high schools, responded to questions on domestic and foreign policy from moderator Terry Wood of Channel 2 News during an hour-lon- g program at Roy High School. It was one of many ac While discussing censorship, Trino Carrera of Layton High said it is hypocritical to censor sex, but permit unlimited depiction of violent acts. Carrera said if social damage is the basis for censoring sexual scenes, the effects of watching people kill each other should also be considered. Paul White of Roy High represented the minority viewpoint when he supported legislative-regulatioof cable television. Studies show social degeneration results from pornography. s 14 i I' . panies, said Cook. Several students were concerned about cutbacks in government social programs. I think its abhorrent to cut social aid, said Jay Ashton of Roy High. A government is formed to take care of its people. Citi- Shawn Gunnarson of Roy High is concerned about people inflicting personal standards on others, but said resolution of the imcensorship issue seems since opinions appear possible to be equally divided. We must more clearly define the issue of artistic merit. Demand for a product is not adequate justification to provide it, concluded Gunnarson. Current U.S. economic trends worried the students, but they seemed optimistic about possible solutions. David Estes of Layton High agreed with several other students when he said, The federal budget deficit isnt necessarily bad. The government is also taking in a lot of money. The question is how far we should allow ourselves to go into debt. Mark Cook of Clearfield High believes the best way to revive the economy is through indirect government stimulation of the labor. If U.S. citizens are unemployed, there wont be a market for the products of these com Elementary School are (back, from left) Ramona Porter, president-elec- t; Shirley Romney, secretary; Cheryl Tarbet, president; (front, from left) Vilate McDonald, teacher vice president; Kristi Pederson, legislative vice president; Bowen Lewis, administrative vice Thli Burton Names Officers Burton Elementary School PTA has elected a new board for the 1983-8- 4 school year. Members of the executive board are: Cheryl Talbot, president; Kristie. Pederson, legislative vice president; Ramona Porter, presir Shirley Romey, secdent-elec- t; retary; Lorir Montgomery, treasurer; E. 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Lori Morgan, health; Diane Carter, safety; Corrine Barney, services ; Sandy Rollins, hospitality; Cindy Anderson, volunteers. The finance committee consists of Carla Caldwell, Shauna Morris and Judy 4 7GWPCJL president. KAYSVILLE an open house for Berlin in the school library,. Tuesday, May 17, from 2:45-p.m. The public is invited to honor this teacher. North Davis Junior High is at 835 South State in Clearfield. The administration and teachers of the school will host long-rang- overseas because of cheap Burton Students generally agreed that trade restrictions are not the answer to foreign competition in the marketplace. Kelly Stone of Roy High believes superior education and training e programs are the solution to successfully competing in the shift to high technology production techniques and jobs. There were differing views on American foreign policy. Jake Smith of Layton believes it is unreasonable for the United States to police the world, while others support this role for the United States. Students agreed the United States should maintain a strong defense, but Liz Pudlewski of Layton said what she defines as the United States offensive defense posture is merely a facesaving measure. Why do we need more arms? It just increases animosity among nations, she said. When the forum ended, Terry Wood complimented the students on their knowledge. Ive learned a lot too, he said. programs like tax incentives. He deplored the actions of U.S. companies who move factories at zens should not feel theyve CLEARFIELD Elliott Berlin, a teacher at North Davis Junior High for the last 27 years, is retiring from the teaching profession at the end of this school year. been pushed out in the cold. business community using TA, OFFICERS Educator Retiring 1TV, HfSOSHORfiiy People claim they have a right to view it. 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