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Show DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, SEPTEMBER 7,1 978 WEEKLY REFLEX M Decides: tiful boundaries and testimony by students indicated their desire to attend Bountiful High was the reason for the change in physical By TOM BUSSELBERG - FARMINGTON Its school at Viewmont High 19 students who conSchool, tested a boundary change effected by the Davis County School District, have been residence. Bennett although the students didnt live with their parents they should not be discriminated against. He cited the case of an Indian Placement told THAT DECISION was laid down by Second District Court Judge John F Wahlquist. Friday after he heard two 'days of testimony relating to a suit challenging a boundary change The students had asked permission to attend Bountiful High through a program student and foreign students who didnt live with parents and attended schools where they physically lived ATTORNEY Felshaw King in representing the Board of Education said, That is a in- preliminary dog-i- junction. The ruling has no bearing on the suit with a trial to be set later on the matter. During the court session, Judge Wahlquist called all 19 n the- - manger-typ- ar- e gument and has nothing to do with it. Each year minor boundary changes are necesHe called the sary boundary minor and said change tentative approval had been given for the change in December of 1977 with final board approval made Jan. 3. Public hearings were held on the matter and the change was reconsidered March 23 but reaffirmed by the board, the students questioning that argued boundary change to the witness stand Two others originally connected with the suit later enrolled at Viewmont AMONG reasons given by students were the unavailan of ability English class offered at Bountiful not and the Viewmont breaking up of families and friends by attending different schools he said THE 67 students affected by were the change all sophomores who have never The attended high school. reason is so that students won't have to change from one high school to another. If the change werent made, at the end of three years Bountiful High School would be The 19 students are all sophonnnes and have not atschool tended high previously Some 67 students are affected by the change but the others did not contest to change Had the injunction been approved, Davis School District could not have prevented m ?b overcrowded Viewmont High would have 406 fewer students and would be at 63 and one-ha- lf the judge said that was rrp.u dless of whether he agieed with the change or not BOUNT1I UL Bountiful High School The boundary change includes the area from Second West to Eighth East and from Fourth North to Third South going from Bountiful to Viewmont High jurisdiction affect 59 in 1979and Mr King said limited will ondut a workshop on Si pt return to seminar ( Register DR. PETERSON, a noli d in California will conduct the day long seminar on How you can enrich vein life, have more fun and face educator now by During C alifornia his seminar workshop, he will teai h you jKisime living, rid ourself of it belliousness and look for-aid to each new day problems easier " The seminar is on Filings for yourself, your spouse and your place in life li is scheduled to be held at the safety inspection. Traffic strategies to reduce emissions of carbon monoxide from vehicles would be ADDITIONAL information contact Mrs Bergs-uoEOR home of Mrs Dorothy Beigs trom in Kaysville from 9am to 5 p.m. Classes will he prepared by Wasatch Front officials. np ypjgfw' 4 'w eryKiry m 56 implement programs to decrease carbon monoxide and photochemical smog or ozone in compliance with the Federal Clean Air Act of 1977 Carbon monoxide emissions cause harmful health conditions on city streets while ozone is an areawide health problem resulting from reacwith tions of sunlight hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides from traffic and industry Traffic strategies to reduce emissions by reducing travel amounts would include areawide flow improvements, and carpool programs Slesrfield Area Pofe nepers -- improved public transit measures would include park and ride lots, CURRENCY totalling $60 was reported taken from the Corner Cafe at 710 S State, Clearfield police report. staggered work hours Pedestrian malls, parking and an antenna and bracket with a combined value of about $20 were reported taken Short-ter- such as the one in Centerville adjacent to Interstate 15, and radio valued at A CB controls and alternative fuels Apt B A NAILER and nails with a combined value of $443 were reported as missing from a construction sue by Bill Isak-soof 381 N Bruce, Clearfield n Clothes valued at $95 were reported taken from the Facat tory Outlet in Building the Freeport Center, tb $140 2 yvxfxren1 ?r zj in 1980, Everytime you shop at our store you save two ways . , . and that has to be better! 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CLEARFIELD - Clothes and jewelry valued at about $200 were reported taken from the Joann Carson residence at 2175 S Mam, Clearfield police report w increased distance students very apparent long-rang- e VfiWi would have to travel to school Many students affected live one half mile from Bountiful f and one and miles from Viewmont. There was physically residing in the boundaries of Bountiful High School can be denied entrance The students had moved in with friends and relatives living in the Boun- - PUBI1C hearings will be held allowing discussion of the plan within the next several months tb with lower pollution impacts are among Weber air quality health standards and would include an inspection of automobile pollution and emission devices and flow improved traffic programs The Utah State Departments of Six tal Services and Public Safety would administer the vehicle testing program with vehicles examined during the annual conferences statewide in for THE PI AN is intended as part of a state implementation plan to achieve national ailing 376 2628 presented DAVIS, Salt Lake and Counties must transpor- plan Council I)R. PETERSON has his master's dtgiee in education and has sered many years as superintendent of the school district in California He has 30 - A improved air quality in Davis ( ounty and along the Wasatc h Eront has been reviewed by the Wasatch Front Regional Dr. Lyman Peterson To Conduct AS OF Sept 5, Bountiful High had 1,364 students and Viewmont 1,324 Opposition to the change was also raised because of IN ARGUING the case for the students, Attorney Wendell Bennett said, 1 he issue is whether or not 19 students 7-1- -- tation control Dr Lyman Peterson a former Kaysville resident, IFfoim Approval UasaMn Firon It percent capacity Under tentative district plans, the boundary change over a three year period will students from enrolling at Sept. in efts his ruling was based on a rational decision by the board for the boundary change and disagreement wih Mr Kings statement by those In alien-danc- e when he said, I duration is not being inteiferred with and the schools aie an enual distance ao.irt " JUDGE WAHLQUIST said B's Bit fit tzdf l tfsrf Sept - Lynn Anderson - Red Steagall 10- Kenny Rogers tlssl CLrhfesj 8- 9- 1 1 n IV - Johnny Rodriguez - Starland Vocal Band 13- - Dottie West 14- - Jim Stafford 15- - Jimmy Rodgers 12- 16- yiAs nilJ vLu VJLyLJu AT? prrn QiQnn - Nick Nixon 17- - ,f w a !:2taf;uch!:3 Eddie Rabbitt COLD NOSE FIVE DOG ACT BOB MUNDEN FASTEST GUN AND MUCH MUCH MORE! r7T? 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