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Show Page 1I—THE SUNDAY HERALD, Provo, U.ah J. Bracken Lee Asks Grand Jury SALT LAKECITY (UPI) — Mayor J. Bracken Lee, claimWASHINGTON (UPI) —U.S. ing one is “needed more now Education Commissioner James than ever before,” said this E, Allen Jr. says he foresees “a week he would ask that another substantial increase” in federal grand jury be convened in Salt WASHINGTON (UPI) —Law- aid to education, perhaps Lake County id he would is- makers are talking more, reaching the point at which it hearing less and afraid that by will pay as much as 2 per cent tement soon concerning ne government and summer they may be left in the of the cost of the nation’s would offer a motion to the Salt dark. All this is going to cost schools, “I wouldn't be hereif I didn’t you. Lake City Commission for supTt all came out today in think there was going te be port in calling another grand better support for education published hearings on why jury. Lee said he was “very much Congress needs $242 million tu and more support eventual disturbed over county govern- keep running next year. The frvm the’ federal government, men:” and criticized District sum is $8 million more than the Allen said in an interview. He would not say how soon he Attorney Jay Banks’ recent ac- current 12 months. expects an increase. tion in asking the court to disAmong the items is a $5.6 “T’mtoo busy at the moment ight of nine ccants of million allotment to print the trying to find out how to make mis-using public funds against daily Congressional Record—an C. Clark Ronnow, former county increase of more than $13 the best use of what we now have. This will be the faster social se.vices director. million from last year and The mayor said the action $300,000 more than the current way to get what we need,” he amounts to a “coverup of in- year's costs. This is partly said. Able To Spend More formationthat the peopleof Salt because more pages are needed Allen said state and federal Lake County are entitled to to record all the talk and partly governments now are able to have.”” because the page cost keeps learning 25 Genusof willows Lubricant Colonize 26 Masculine 31 Crimson 32 Termin cricket 33 Cosmic order 35 Australia is one of the— continents 38Couch 39 Jumbledtype 40 Conduc: Win at Bridge rising. (It's now $119 shortly will be $128.) But what one member is work better West's Discard Creates Problem DOWN 1 Mammal's saying others can’t hear, the Your Horoscope NORTH (D) tee 28 vi oF aga WA1085 ARIES(March 22-April 20) you are used to. Even so, defenses. The coming week could bring you into battle with co-workers TAURUS(April 21-May 21) But until you master your fear of money, you will not handle it well. Ultimately, you should reach a point es74 aK iO away from you. Attention to duty can do more to up your popularity rating than anything else at this point. GEMINI (May 22-June 21) —Join family and friends in leisuretime activities. Morning worship must not be neglected; include a stranger in your planning. CANCER (June 22-July 23) —A better-than-average Sunday for the Cancer who refuses to dominate the situation. Let others take their turns. LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)— A good mood must not be spoiled by a bad one. Keep yourself in the company of those who are ofan optimistic frame of mind. VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)— Cultivate a new friendship. vp with your own advances. Monday, March 30 SOUTH aK 107 VKJ4 —Don’t let a good idea get where you are able to keep You cannot expect real com- panionship to develop on its own. Work with others. LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)— Keeping things as they were is your best guide to success at this time. You can consider changes at a later date. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) —You will have the poise you need to meet the situation if you forget about your own anxieties and consider how others feel. 23. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. Dec. 22)—The Sagittarius who enjoys the quiet things of life should find this a per: West ARIES (March 22-April 20) —A period of fulfillment opens today North lt East Pass Pass Opening lead v5 for the Aries So the will | who haslaid the groundwork of success well and patientIf you are one of those ly. Prepare for gain readers who likes to look at TAURUS(April 21-May 21) the hand and the bidding —You should have your first and then try to find chance to be alone on the what the article is going to you may well employment scene today. be about, If so, take the opportunity wonder just what the problem is. to get ahead. The bidding s certainly GEMINI (May 22-June 21) enough > opening -A morning which may simple lead is nal and, after well leave you fatigued queen of ¢nough for real rest during ; ts withthe king, he will ak afternoon hours. Make every affort to gain leisuretime. CANCER (June 22-July 23) -If your main interest at che moment is a change of 2mployment, this would be badly Nowfor the problem. How avee day for perusing the ,. did a couple of good players ae (July 24-Aug. 23)— in a regional tournament 4 special study of your pos- wind up with only 10 tricks sibilities for future econom- against that heart lead? The answer is that, when ¢ stability should be begun at once. To wait may be toe theclub was ledat trick two, West fals ded with the forfeit security. iment pays af thebill for secondary 10 elementary spend schools, according to the first amplifying system, with a hand mike on each member's desk. The House, which wth its noisier membership of 435 has relied on a sound systemsince 1930, now needs a new one. It plans to spend $105,000 for it, cluding for the first time wal amplifiers at each HAQITA time today garnering your would be ridiculous notto! told. $125,000 this fail to install its WEST —You may have to spend you do take them en—it was member Senate AAQE about taking on greater financial responsibilities that ‘Today’s Forecast The federal House Appropriations Commit- about 6.6 per c By Oswald & James Jacoby covering am spend more moneyon education but they aren't willing to do <> until they know the programs enough evidence that they are working,” he said. Sides With Critics Allen thus sided,in part, with critics of the Nixon administration's education reform proposais, which call for a thorough investigation of education programs for the poor before they are funded. Allen said the special aid programs might not have worked as well as expected for a variety of reasons. “May they were underfunded, and maybe we didn’t plan well enough for them,” he said. “The taxpayer has to give them more money, atid the taxpayer is the fellow who is raising the questions. A lot of people have lost confidence in INCOME TAX It's easy to spot the wise the ability of the schools to man who takes his return produce for the disadvantaged to H & R BLOCK. He's child. “Tt isn't a debate to me over money or reform,” he said coast-to-coast know the “Tt’s both.” smiling, hoppy ond secure. Smart taxpayers from 7H BOTH AND STATE value of quolified tax as sistance. We guarantee accurate pre if we mo ‘any errors the EPISCOPAL GRANTS NEWYORK (UP!)—Fourteen ordained clergymen have re- National Education Association ceived fellowship grants votal(NEA). States pick up 40 per ing $63,000 awarded by the cent of the tab and local Episcopal Church Foundation for advance theological study governments the rest. Allen said programs for poor during the 1970-71 academic and disadvantaged children, year. such as Head Start for preWilliam A. Coolidge, presschool children and $1.2 billion ident of the Foundation, said “compensatoryaid” for helping five of the fellowships went to youngsters with basic skills are first-time recipients, while nine working but are underfinanced. were given for further work “The problem is getting toward their doctorates om BLerte America’s Largest Tax Service with Over 4000 Offices 105 «30s PROVO PH. 375-3436 ‘OREM AMERICAN FORK 4 EM 4612 204 South State— Ph 225-4018 195 WEEKDAYS 9 A.M.9 P.M, — ‘SATURDAYS 9 AM-5 PAL DRAPERIES MADE- TO - YOURGHMUS MEASURE OR DECORATOR FABRICS BY-THE-YARD ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY SALE 15% OFF PROVO STORE PHONE 373-4500 2 8 Roughlava (pl) 9 Mortgage Sunday, March 29, 1970 WhoSaid From FederalGovernment Increase Seen in EducationAid Talk is Only 15 Days Left Cheap? VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)— yourself in the Take care that by some s seat. 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You may be able to Friends and relatives at a lieved that kingofclubs play for a sure fourstop the present trend. distance are waiting for andsettled odd AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. news of you. What did West have to lose 19)—A Sunday for rest and SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23byplaying that king? The relaxation. Don’t be alarm- Dec. 22\—Take care that the ed should others threaten to irritation you feel over your answeris he had nothing to lose at all. The king was disturb your contemplation. present circumstances gone in any event, and by Invite them in. doesn’t spread. Try to make alse-carding with it West PISCES(Feb. 20-March 21) others comfortable. gavethe declarera problem. —Morning worship cannot CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. NO KIDDING! be exchanged for the satis- 20)—Opportunities for gain CULVERCITY, Calif. (UPI) faction of wishes. 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