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Show . f f j ,, ..,,- - , , , r.., ,, ,r II lively granted an 11 percent increase in an overall boost of about its budget (. $1 6 million Salt Lake City spends more money for police protection than for any other In studying the chief's proposed service, while city residents pay more budget increases, the Salt Lake City money per capita for police services Council directed Arthur Young and Co than do residents of other cities of an auditing and consulting firm, to comparable size And, there are more compare the levels of police spending iliee officers per citizens here than in and services here with levels in other cities of comparable population and most municipalities Those situations exist, according to Tolicc Chief Bud Willoughby, because Salt Lake City residents want them to Criteria for Planning How the public perceives the police department and the levels of satisfaction with police serv ices are criteria we use for planning our growth," Chief Willoughby says His department this week was tenta- - 1 1 . , geography , The study showed that out of nine cities. Salt Lake City maintains the highest lutio of uniformed officers to citizens, and has the second highest ratio of civ llian offieers to citizens There are about three offieers per 1 ,000 Salt Lake City residents, compared, for example, to Tacoma, Wash , where there are 1 8 policemen per 1 000 r, Libertarian 'WyvwwOW ,, By Douglas L Parket Tribune Political Editm z tf politicking City y. '' ? said Saturday N?; ' 3 bit 1 Speaker James V Hansen as the 1st Congressional in the Salt Palace than 80 percent of the vote Party ticket, commented on Mr Reagan's campaign promises during his partys state convention at former aide "so-calle- Mr Wilkinson, 43, on leave as chief deputy for the Salt Lake County attorney, led the balloting with 1.172 votes, but just squeezing by the Mr Hansens 1,103 votes V4 'jfK f Tribune Stall Photo Valentine is recuperating from an illness This is one of one It of his favorites his past columns. is It's the little irritations in life that make a man go off his rocker All the experts And agree . this is as good a time as any to start a campaign against minor irritations I happen to be an expert on minor irritations so here goes with a list of little things that drive a man crazy: I hate to get up in the morning and have my wife smile at me. (There is nothing more irritating than a happy wife on a sad morning!) I hate people to meet me on the street and then rush and ask me how I am past before I can tell em! hate people who look at my wife, then look at me, then turn to my wife again and say, How come you married him1" . 1 I hate bachelors who give me hints on how to be happily married T.m Kailv b 7 ." 1 turn If Page One Mini who had Golden I, 154 limitation legislation and support for i at ifieation of the Equal Rights I mendmcnt the Mr Wright, 13. the formei parly chairman endorsed bv the top parly ' Slate Rep Hansen of Farmington, a leaders, swept to the biggest convention legislator since 1913. and en loving the of Hie vote 86 vutory, receiving peuent endorsement of legislative leadership, against three challengers won the nomination with 81 percent of Three Challengers 1st Congressional District 'tile ote State Rep Ted M Davis of Provo ran second in the gubernatorial balloting His total was 951 to challenger .led .1 with 172 votes Joseph Stumph, TaylorsMr 222 votes 'Richardsons 115 R E Gene" ville, got votes, and the Richardson, congressional partys Williams, Salt Lake City, garnered nominee in 1978, was eliminated the votes same w a.v he w on it two years ago bv Mr Wright, former chairman of the ousting a convention opponent with a 70 State Board of Education, was nomilorcent nomination nated by Ronald Reagan's state camMr Hansen, a insurance paign chairman, Douglas G Bischoff, man, appealed to the delegates to avoid who described the nominee as the party Ixts not drag this leader who engineered the sweeping a primary battle statewide Republican victories two thing out through a long hot summer Let's get it over today " years ago This is a Republican year m a The delegates complied, and sent Republican state with a Republican Speaker Hansen into the general elecDemocratic Rep heritage which has developed a strong, tion against five-terin this Gunn McKay independent people who said Mr Republican philosophy, Mr Hansen implied that a third Wright, who faces Democratic Gov. Scott M Matheson m the Nov 4 general icongressional seat to lx created next Jycar because of reapportionment could eleitmn Ik available for a bid again by Mr As governor," Mr Wright told Richardson, a professor of communica-tionnearly 2,500 delegates, "I will limit and debate coach at Brigham state government spending, limit the Young University growth of government, and limit the intrusion of government into your Delegates Split lives " But the werp too split to delegates In accepting the Republican nominacomply with candidate appeals in the tion, Mr Wright emphasized his differa ences w ith Gov Matheson, detailing the attorney generals race tn avoid Demo-crati- c before 'divisive facing ( hief to primary tax executive's opposition candidate James McConkie 1 s Both attorney general candidates contended polling on the other's elect i bility is shaky, and distributed endorse-.Jment- s from notable Republicans, evi- See Page B-- Column (Jun kie Yc.stcrla) a-- age is when youre not inclined to exercise anything but caution Middle 1 .5 f 0- V, v 1 1 v I hate people who stop me on smouldering summer days and ask, "Is it hot enough for you today?" S' I hate people who stop me on the street during a winter blizzard and ask, Is it cold enough for you today?" And I hate people who meet you in the middle of a rainstorm and ask, Did you order this weather1 V Y' Jr A And 1 hate old maids who try to tell me how to rear my children! Xiw S y -- i - g. : V " - ',r . v y i Vj ... All the psychiatrists agree that that can drive a man it's the little things nuts. 1 Sunday Morning .Inin 2!. !kH() ' Nothin"c Serious Dan Edward T Alter, a certified public accountant who serves as treasurer and investment manager for the University of Utah, won the Republican nomination for state treasurer He received 1.806 votes, eliminating former state Salt Palace to hear Gov. Ronald Reagan plan the campaign. Dan Valentines Editors note A candidate can win the nomination outright over convention opjxtsition only by obtaining 70 perrent of the vote j I ; Delegates at the Republican State Convention packed the II-- . challagainstDavid L. enger Wilkinson, a B-- Iajit , Attorney General Robert B. Hansen, seeking a second term, was forced into a Sept 9 primary election --X cal tires. )it u;iri("s I convention by winning more Angeles attorney running on the the Hotel Utah. Ronald Reagans tax program is just a shell game, an election year " Mr. Gark said of the gimmick Republicans vow to reduce taxes by $22 billion if he is elected Since the governments share of American income is expected to increase by $97 billion during the next fiscal year, Mr. d tax cut Gark claimed, the means that tax receipts would still go up by $75 billion next year. Mr Gark alleges that he could implement the greatest tax reduction and in the history of this nation concurrently reduce federal spending by slashing program budgets and abolishing such federal agencies as the departments of Education and Energy and the Occupational Health and Safety Administration During an interview before the conMr vention, the Harvard-educate- d Clark admitted that his goal is not to be Column 2 See Page I ( 1 1 brushed aside opposition . r candi- District date Both Edward E Clark, a Los Libertarian Ltx al Ncvvs votes gubernatoria candidate and Utah House ft' electing his opponent to that task would be like sending a "goat to guard the cabbage patch. tieasurer The Republican State Convention Saturday nominated Salt Lake City lawyer W Rolvert Wright as the GOP 3vV candidatein Salt Lake (Tribune T o Run for Governor I JS Os 'c B-- Salt akf GOP Nominatesj! Wright By Anne Wilson While Republican presidential hopeful Ronald Reagan was touting his ability to save free enterprise, another . xyV's Espouses Free Choice Tribune Staff Writer ixipulation is alxiul inn, non hut uses to about $00, bod dill lug vvcokduv business In ms when commute! Ilixxl into the (low ntow n area foi vv oi k Ho other (itles have a (ompaiable daily ixipulation mcionse" the chief If you look at officer per asked citizen ratios during the davtime on weekdays, vou'vo got a different pic tin e don't voiT" The ( hief contend 111 it urv ev show Salt Lake City resident prefer to have maiked police ears on constant patrol it in then neigblxn liixxls Ik'cuuso ii cate a feeling of seiuntv prevent cert tin crimes and mipiove the d partmont's lexponse time " We provide the oi v ice that the publu want' the duet says lie adds that the $1 n million budget Column See Page y less per capita for police protection than do resilient of Sacramento and Fresno Chief Willoughby argues that those figuies do not indicate that Salt Lake Cltv lesidents oveipay" for pnlu e protection, or are over solved by law eiifol cement There are a whole lot of variables that till study doesn't t.ike into consul oration, " the chief aigued Among those variable, he said aie demographic and ixipul.it ion differ cnees that render the study an made quate measure of the utv's xliee protection Signficantly he aigued Salt Lake City's "metropolitan" population - the is about ixipulation of the county haO.tMKt Salt Lake Citv's peimanent citizens, or Boise, Idaho, with 10 officers per l.ono itizens Salt Lake staffs about 2 1 uniformed policemen per 1.000 lesidents compared to the average in the nine c dies of about 5 offieers per ,tx citizens Cities I'sed in Study The cities used in the study, aside from Salt Lake City, were Fresno, Boise, Calif Sacramento. Calif Idaho, Lincoln Neb Tacoma, Wash Ubuquerquc, Colorado Springs, Colo and Spokane. Wash The study also showed that Salt Lake City residents spend alxiut $90 each m tax to pay for police services, while the lowest paying population in the study residents of Lincoln, Neb spend about $ 10 each for police serv ices Salt Lake City residents spend slight fr- . Citys Police Force Strong, But Costly By Con P.sarras Tribune Staff Writer l'. Hj , jt ; V sin sw s Like, for instance Roller skates on the stairway . . . Little dabs of leftovers in the refrigerator . . . Buttons off shirts . . . Unpaid parking tickets in the glove compartment of the car . . yy s , si u,4 V A ' cy V "i yf ID . a man crazy . . . Nylons on the towel Lipstick on a 'vV g Theyll drive x v A water tap drip coffee cup rim drip dripping through the night . Theyll send a man mad! stark, raving Worn out typewriter riblxms Ball point pens with Busted pencils no points Rose bushes that don't blossom . Nails Green grass that turns brown . Roofs that leak that go in crooked . . . . r. PHiliKMOiiiiwiW .r , w wniiijfcii,vt f. svAvv'fti itt r imn f Wat irnniiiMl Osmond family memlcrs joined Ronald Reagan on the podium as he addressed the U. -v Republiean State Convention Saturday Reagan drew applause speaking out for , states' right and deploring federal government involvement where it should not he. . . . S.L. Man Gels Vaccine for Rabid Bal Bile . the minor irritations that edge a man off his mental rocker and tumble him down the road to crazy town! Remove the minor irritations from your life, and youll never go crazy. Thats the advice of the experts. All mentioned this to my wife Salt Lake County man Was undergoing treatment for a rabid bat bite "Elaine," I said, you will never go off your rocker if you remove the minor Saturday irritations from your life " Dr Harry L Giblxms, health director, said the "1 can t," Elaine said, "I can't get rid man was bitten by a bat while cleaning of " my minor irritation hi yard "How come." I said, "you can't get He was bitten on the finger when he tried to dispose of the animal After rid of the minor irritations in your examination of the hat, the Utah State life1" Laboratory Thursday ruled the bat w as "Because," Elaine retorted, "I'm rabid married to him " The victim was stalled on duck Then she laughed embryo vaccine and was given hypers serum. Dr Gibimmune Which reminds me of another irrila lxms rejvirted The state health departwive turn that can drive a man ctazy ment. however, arranged for an who at their own jukes' laugh emergency shipment of the new rabies serum which requires fewer mpi turns, SAM, THUS D C YNIC, S YS to lie fliwvn from Florida foi the man's addld tre.it moot, the phvt-iciaSometimes it's a good idea to keep If untreated. raWs i fatal It afferts your mouth shut even when you've got ! See Page , Column 3 something to say 1 A city-count- y anli-rabo- Hookings Continue to Rise ii County Jail Population Overflows Again The inmate population at the Salt liko County Jail continued to rise last forced week, approaching levels that officials last spring to begin progiams to reduce the number of prisoners Uxikcd into the facility On Friday there were 375 men and 25 women in the jail that is equipped to hold 311 male and about 30 female prisoners Statistics tallied from Salt Lake County sheriff tail dockets show the aveiage daily ixipulation Ixtwecn Monday and Friday was 392 prisoners 229 Ibxiked The statistics five-da- v booked period, into show that during the 229 inmates (lie jail and 212 were weie (leased Among those prisoners held in tail on felony ehaiges this week most were booked fur suspicion of assault Fifteen peuple weie jailed on assault counts this wei k Six pnsunei s w eri Ixxiki d Hilo jail on f offenses, 27 for public intoxication and another 31 inmates were booked on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol According to statistics, 69 inmates were Ixxiked into jail on outstanding warrants or court commitments, and 15 were Ixxiked on drug charges About 25 persons arrested as illegal aliens were held in the jail tills week while they awaited depoitation pi nee (lines by the US Immigration and Natui alization Serv ice .1 Voluntarily Surrender Three persons voluntanh suircn deted for Ixxihmg a a re ult of pi ev ions criminal ( barges Several persons were Ixxiked on misdemeanor i barge, although the bail enmmissionei of three month-ol(ice is direitcd to r( lease misdenii.in nts with a rit at ion after the have paid a fine or had, or have promised to ,iiu ur in i ourt to fai e the ( hat ge d Jail officials said misdemeanant were Ixxila d into jail because they have prior criminal records, are involved m other criminal cases, did not possess necessary identification for a citation on the charge or are transient (hit of the 229 people bonked into jail perux! 97 were during the five-da- y at rested bv Salt Lake Uitv puller olficcis, anil 53 were ariested by Salt L,ikc County sheriffs deputies Other rrrsts Other agencies icxponsible for bonk week, and the leg prisoners tin numlxr of arrests they made, aie Sandy City xilice. two prisoners, et Jord in police, four prisoners. Smith Salt Lake police, l prisoner.. Niurray City police, six prisoners, Utah Highway Patrol, seven prisoners, police, HI prisoners. Draper ruhee, one prisoner Fedetal atueneli's. ('xcluding the injimigiation service, Ixxiked 17 prison-r- i s into the ronnly jail The I tali Adult Probation and parole (ilfiee txxik(d one pnsoncr into the tail Davis Cixmlv Sheriff s Office also Ixxvkesi one (iriv npier into llu' Salt Lake Cixinty Jail . Twxi pris uiers were txxikivj bv nulit-a-ailllvinlU'.s, and ime jirisoner wa v b 'ing held on chat ges (ihd out of dale Mnl-vial- e y 01 3rpV V.nJL L fL y I ' |
