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Show ''U of U Gets 6 SundayHerald PPMSeon|’ Scientist Issues | About People Grant From Grim A-Test Warning SALT LAKE CITY — An out-| spoken University of Utah sci-| Health Unit Set-For 1968 Commenting on a 100-kiloton SALT LAKE CITY — Th t esting plan-| nuclear blast scheduled during tree, Mass., where she, with her entist say ol By MILDRED B. HALL #v5" a) United fiscal 1969 in southwest Idaho, &% Mrs. Cecil B, Cahoon and son, daughter, Mrs. Darrold Ostlerjned for the We |year's segment of a seve \training grant from the U Public Health Service has b said, “No one can ® Lynn of Payson, spentlast week of Orem and Mrs, Byron Jen- States will make human guinea Dr. Pendleton sen of Provo were with their pigs out of thousands of peo-|predict how many human de» at Brea, Calif., visiting an on, Dick B. Cahoon, his wife, sons, members of the Gents, fects will be caused by such a received by who won the Battle of the Bands) Dr Robert C. Pendleton, as-| fallout cloud.” onal “contest ‘there, sponi-|sociate professor of monecilar According to writer” his wile, remained with the band mem-|issue of Science Digest, about | and revealing facts that would careers as psychiatric. social workers. Netson wing the week in a new car, a s by the U.S. Junior Cham- and genetic biology, issues @| Wadsworth, the Utah scien! gift to his mother by Dick and ber of Commerce. Mrs. Ostler| grim warning in the September |‘has uncovered some startli Program Director M Thackeray said the $72,646 re. ceived for bers completing: business ar-| the hidden dangers of America’s| indicate the AEC’s cratering Mrs, D. E, Willett, returned rangements fortheir further ac-| current nuclear-test program.|blasts should be carefully reto her home in Orem this week tivities. Mrs. Willett toured the He says, “underground atomic’ viewed.” following her journey to Brain-|city of Boston while away and/testing may be making us ra-| Dr. Pendleton's warning {s Se was received by Gov. Volpe of| dioactive.” “not based on theories, but on Massachusettes. ~ Ray Warner T I Attend ° di nadia M ee | =. 5 . 7 Shirley and husband, Richard Gurling and their two childfen| t part of a total $582,166 to be drawn from over the “seven years. “We have several such grants which are enabling us to ex. six years of selective sampl- Local Soldier2 Gets Promotion amine ing,” says Wadsworth, The nationally recognized radiation expert has set up milk testing sta- tions on about 25 Utah farms lab and-field readings Peck |Khe, Vielnam, director of the Provo School| | He was award. Pendleton is presently on his| seventh pack trip to Utah's highest mountain range to study the | effects of radioactive fallout is research in Utah's 13,500 foot high Uinta range is hiraing| up “sizeable but not yet dangerous” quantities of Strontium | Mr, Davis |90 and Cesium 137-30 to 40 times Tecruit training at the Marine|Earl Davis of Provo and his|the concentration that is found | Corps Recruit Depot in San|wife, Sandra and two children, |in the lowlands, of ‘The grant will be used to educate students for the mental health field, filling a demand eh eee District, has been selected to| Marine Privates Steven N.\a certificate i i s |Jensen, son of Mr. and Mrs.jof achieve| [Richard D. Jensen of Salem;|ment in “reJames. W. Larsen, son of Mr./cognition of . Harold Larson of|m eri torious some |'Thackeray said. Pvt, First Class David C.| and has spent six years collect-| from San Diego, Calif. The vis-| Davis has been promoted to Sp. ing animals, soils and vegeta \tives in Salt Lake City while in|tioned in’ An more deeply the problem areas of our, community environments,” Mr, |itors are also calling on rela-|4 in the U. S, Army. He is St@-|tion and recording thousands of Ray D. Warner, curriculum Utah, the budget period July 1, 1967-June 30, 1968. facts painstakingly gathered in 3 oeshad Mts, 3, Yi guests Abemaet of Mec Provo astheir for two days this week, a niece, the Universit Utah Graduate Schoo! of Socia: Work for preparing persons f ‘Pauline and their five children. The visitors returned home dur boy RECEIVING HIS FINAL PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONis Roger Pelt, 10-year-old Indian for personsin professional lead ership positions.It will help pro| vide communities with qualified personne! to adequately staif from Mexican Water, Ariz., as be prepares to live in Provo and attend school here for the mental heafth agencies and denext nine months, Dr. Paul Sondrup of the BYU-Health Center is shown examining the young- velop resources, Other related projects now ster, (Photo by Phil Shurtleff, Herald staff photographer) funded include school social work, juvenile delinquency, vo. cational rehabilitation, mental retardation and child welfare Budget items included in the Nigerian Exchange Studentto StudyIn Payson as Soil Conservation Trainee grant are salaries for profes. sional staff and secretaries, stiBart and Taunya,live in Orem.| The high mountain peaks, lopends for 10 students plus four ——— cated 60 miles east of the cam-| PAYSON — Damana J. Gaya soil, water and plant problems. will go back to Jefferson City, additional ones, if needed; faclection me Ray Warner pus, act as a “net” for radio-| from Hong, Northern Nigeria,| Mr, Gaya Js a student at Lin-|Mo., to continue his. study, ulty travel, trainee expenses made by Fine, AS’) Mr, and Mirs, Spencer Mad-| ARE ABUNDANT University, JeffersonCity,| Mr. Gaya has been in the Uni- other than stipends and tuition ST. PAUL, Minn, (UPI)—The| tive clouds drifting through] is in Payson as a trainee with coln for two years and for students and supplies. maceod Trelning ranch 28 of Lake View returned home hi de r Minnesota’ the atmosphere and have pro-' the Soil Conservation Service. Mo.His two and one-half weeks|¢ed States country his to back go to Mr, Gayawill be working with stay in Payson is sponsored by plans Education, ier pect Wook at Glacet Animal, according to the state's staff with a natural laboratory the officers of the Soil Conser-/the U.S. Departmentof Agricui-| after he graduates from college. SANS FRUIT vation Service, learning about) ture, Mr, Gaya is an exchange The seminar’ will include 25/p3y rodge on i ent of Conservation,|r their research, student under the Agency for] The beluga, sturgeon,is the DAVIS,Calif. (UPI)—Anagri educators from 19 states and The|The white-tailed deer now is International Development pro-|largest fresh-water fish in the cultural scientist at the Univer: will be housed by the Educa-| rounig found in every county of tional Resources Center in New| with slight Mrs, Madsen land-|Minnesota and the herd is , ram. world. One specimen weighed sity of California has developed a fruitless olive tree. Delhi, India, an affiliate of the| ing a 15h salmon and # boat|estimated at between 00,000 | After his stay in Payson, he 3,210 pounds. of the Uailed States Office of| isMeek,after n_adventure Tint big. game| Ved the Utah scientist and is University of The State of New cruise to the Muir Glacier, dodg.| amd 700,000. ‘ork, Thvolved in the seminar 1s oq b amphibious ,| The William E, Berretts have in under |wherether joietes dete| returned from ‘Europe where binging social aoe ditVter-inlaw, Mrs. Ethlyn Madsen| Dr. Berrett has been evaluat: Pre-School Special ferences. eats tend tot and children, Lynn and Duana, ing to van educabroadening horizons and new ives in tion puses from England to Spain. They are studying the languages and cultures of several countries. The Berretts also visited Scot1 Isle to doo, England He wil reun'in| 1 Man(behoweofMrs, Ber n- The bells are ringing for December via’ Hong Kong,! Dr, and Mrs, Iliff Jeffery,|Tett's paternal forebears). They ‘Tokyo, Honolulu and San Fran-| Provo have had many mae enjoyed the theater, tours with aro, here the past two weeks who |the students to many castles, came for the recent wedding of cathedrals, etc, They also took their daughter, Connee, Among|®. ski-lift to the top of the Pleasant Grove Seeks Another i i. Police Officer thm are their daughter, Mrs, |ighest Alps at Seefeld, Ausi Tripp and children, Jef- pa ae = school was ery and Jonai who mored at a farewell dinner at DISCUSSINGirrigation problems are D. W. Potter, work unit conservationist of the Soil Conservation Service at Payson, and Damana Gaya, an exchange student from Nigeria. [to leave Aug. afte tcter|@ mounlain restaurant, attend ol PLEASANT GROVE — Ac-|Provo, from. 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