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Show Page 17-THE SUNDAY HERALD,Provo, Utah Student Killed Trying To Aid L aw and Order | RA, SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)— ex- seven persons had been t t uary od and a late Thursday and wnt Kevin Moran, dewn ty began likened the earth to a space ment" symposium at Utah ship in a speech on the popula- State University in Logan Frition explosion. daynight, called for a stabilizaUdall said, “We are living in tion of population. a fool’s paradise. The earth is He said population growth, a space ship in a closed sys- once regarded as a blessing to tem. Science can do much, but the community, may now be a climbing a window of the en embattled Bank America Jniversity of California cam- branch after helping put cut a pus. Molotovcocktail blaze inside They were fi from Witnesses said Moran was behind buildings, ro trees reeted with a shower of rocks and behind cars,” a Santa from the crowd of some 500 Barbara County sheriff's de- dissidents outside the bank, who partment spokesmansaid. had broken out all its windows Kesaid things quieted downto after earlier rampaging through isolated exchanges after several 2r parts of the Isla Vista hours. business district. The district Demos Look to Reform d uk was damaged a senior, was er fire after des ner students to pr ut the blaze. The branch is across the street from a branch which Wa: stroyed by fire during the February riots. A du lawn curfew had bances erupted late Thursday appeal to give a bigger voice Commission here Friday in an Henry, a University of Colorado attempt to come up with better law student. Hesaid part of the problem methods of condu national political conventions in the fu- of the 1968 convention in Chicago which caused much of the ture. and protest was The Coloradoans madethe pre- demonstrations because party leaders “turned sentation at the Western States their back” on the youth which Democratic Convention held had come to the session behere in the Sait Palace. The cause “there was no other party O'Hara Commission, chaired by to go to for help.” Michigan Rep. JamesG. O'Hara, He also urged that a security is holding hearingsin connection to national conventions be plawith the two-day meet to dis- cuss convention reforms. Hart, a Denver attorney, listed a series of changes in the ced in the hands of convention officials “except in extreme emergency” and city police should not be called in. ay national conventions in the ‘Fine, Healthy’ and early Friday. All was apparently quiet through most of Friday until about two hours ing college “We will then do as other countries have done and voluntarily stop a lot of this growth,” Udall said. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)— Udall said the change will be An hours-old boy, found aban- accomplished without govern- before midnight, when small doned Friday in a restroom of menta! compulsion, but with the St. Mark's Hospital obstet- federal incentives, such as tax is of students began roamthe area, breaking real estate rics ward, wi id Saturdayto be “fine, healthy and doing well” by a hospital spokesman. baby, who was said to small witnesses have been born sometime Fri- s were up of attempted whatever fires they to the young “without whomthe t party is deomed to failure.’ came aeross. packagein the lap of the O'Hara Making the statement was Mike SALT LAKE CITY (UPI A group of Colorado Democrats laid a wide sweeping reform Abandoned Baby been imposed after the distur- g Of National Conventions it cannot create a ton of coal, disaster, 4 Darrelof oil or a square foot “The daywill come when peoof land. Sooner or later we ple will recognize it is the big have to choose between num- family that overcrowds the bers and living standards,” Scheols, raises the tax rate and prevents your child trom enter- he efforts of Moran d Udall, who was in Utahto ad- Rep. Morris K. Udall, D-Ariz., dress a “Man and Environ- The spokesm in svid at ( & SANTA UPI)—Sea of lawmen several snipe! briefly inf Sunday, April 19, :370 Morris Udall Urges Population Control In Santa Barbara DEPUTYSHERIFFS GATHERonthesteps of the Bank of America in Santa Barbara where a sniper killed a student as the latter exemptions ranging up to two or three children only, “After that you are on your own,” he said. ‘If the earthinsists on hav- day, was found by a maid who ing 20 billion people, then we had gone into the restroom to are going to have to live like was attempting to putout a fire started by a rampaging mob. 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