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Tribun Dan Waldis will perform at the Salt Lake Tribune Collegiate t of its ! f. i jiaf rXtO bv out litigation runofl. although ddficuJt to nu sure, has been considered a majot pollution contubutor m studitsof diamage basins and rivers within Utah ro'earih aNo partu lpatcni in bv th W ater Rf'caich LalKitatoix j A national commission staff number, explaining the latxiratory the on study Wcdncsrhv i Varied Program it of prnpeittion Colorado Basin, said is designed to learn the ontrihnte-- salinity hv ligation Change in Pra tiees irrigation rtf hunt limitations aie it will involve changes m irrigation practices We're trying to de tei mine the iff ctsof sue h controls on x ater quality the etiect, tor instance of II Jazz Sounds Will Jive At Tribune Festival Ben wouldn t like it He w as the soul of integritv He could not be bought He was one of the great men of our He if not the greatest new nation made great personal sacrifices to insure i.utica nuld work the dream of a Fld'hv solo' lelixed swing sound' all loud gii'tv 'olid sounds varieties will he Matured at the annual 'in Ike Tnbune Collegiate Jazz Fi'tiVdl wiiiih opt ns its three dav run Thui'dav Coleeiatc tab nt from I tab an Colorado wdl plav dadv at 7 30 p m at 'kvltne High Sc bool auditorium 3 '51 E 171 0 South lust off the 30th South exit of ir e He was our greate't diplomat He roamed the ro.val courts of Europe to gam support for the Americ an dream And how do we pav him hack 1 We make him a cheap pitchman on commercials sliced in he middle ot the late late, late show 1213 Thcrc should he i law aaui't it SAM, THE S VD CYNIC, SAA S It looks like America is getting set for a ear long bus rente nnial celebra- eu'tomari!.' the favorites these festivals will grab much of the limelight Thursdav The large groups are the Cmvcrsitv of Utah Mondav under Wednc'dav and Fridav Band iht .iuection of Henry Wulking. and the Westminster College Creative f.n st mble directed by I,add McIntosh Two h..nd' of tion Demos in Lend For Cheekoff Also on Thursday's docket will be the Cottonwood High School Band, directed b R Neil Weight, Manna, a University of Utah comho which will feature Dibble Au and vocalist Christine Miller of Westminster Colic ge Tv o jazzmen. Bob Florence and Vlunddl Li we wil1 offtr a critique on each group and present suggestions Gn Saturday night they wul direct and perform with the all festival band and Almost t vi ire as mans Demoi rat. as RepuhlRans have rhosen to to their poiitie al pdrt.es through the new State Income Tax i he kof f sv stem eon-tnbu- 11 ... K i z' PERSON VLLY I'M GLAD Be n,amm Franklin is not around to see how his name, his reputation and his honor be mg used to sell product' Salt I ake I ountv taxpavers alone 410 m3 have i ontributnd $1' 11, with 4 t 4' Democrats, the to go the American the to Repubhenns, H r., tv and $190 to Lain rlal ',n ril u - ; . A r Philadelphia native Hell come on the screen and ring a big hand hell Then he'll grin at the audience and saj old Bin franklin suggests ,ou put is lino in Bonanza Saving and Loan and win vourseit a tree 12 puce set ot basing . utensils Remember, old Ben Franklin savs this is a baigam l S H Sahmtx the me.'t is serums and pervaMve water quality problem in the Colorado Rr er system I Si' Conducts Study As a The Amrrit an Iartv is to pet ilalO thus far and the Lihcrtan.in Ruben mittee oil llic Colorado Riven 21 members lepreseniting all the basm W SAVINGS AM) 10 associations love to use old Ren as a pitchman for their pots and pin A dumps little TV announcer with a po'hellv will get himself all dressed up with $12 b,7 s west side and northwest have accumulated approx! ! M 'Mu in interest They were mutely started neatly four yeais ago At least one has never bum billed to property 'woes who w dl eventually pay Dip added costs - aieis think we should stop and take a at what s happening, Mayor Hm 'son 'aid Commissioners will" he .eked to adopt Hm moratouum and an ii solution Thui sd iv he added 1 made look iou ring Threp mbs state's hte 1 Page One riihune Fnvironmeplai Sjie i.ib't Re scare h to (let i num the deg-e- e of salmitv eontribiited to the Colot ado a lung and ninoti Rivet bv intuition and how much is addl'd bv tb' i, Ruial drainage' sy'tpni wi' di'iiissod Wed nesday at a in- ting eondwiesl b the National Commission on Watei Quality m Trt Are Tr 'H Izslge Gen FieiieiukJ Clark.' exi'cutiyp duw lor of the commission, and stafl memlxis kie State Tax Commissioner R Milton A orgason said some 25 pert ent of to ctintribute $1 taxpavei s havt opied $2 lor joint teturnsi to mi return per .Some T4 11" part organizations 'K 2h'-i returns haw bwh '"amplcd all of total percent of the expected of etui ns to come in, and a total oh muted to conn Iieert nt'7 his J dl to s Demon ats lead with $20,359 on tnbuled and Repubbtans are see end lanli - i,f see Abe Lincoln making a ii-- r r I f ) Vv Although occasionall) some heltv will get herself dressed up like Maltha Washington and wal: around Valiev Fo ge selling a r.e brand of canni d tomato s like i v .rJ A lr.l C.: j ?iU A$ t i I 'A , pitch di.nng the Bicentenntal celebration Old Ah.e just wouoiui .Mk right pitching a new kind of soap detergent. Put Ren Franklin isn t above pitching a new product. And jou never see a hamburger chain, or a frnd chicken outlet using George Washington as a pitchman One of thr reasons could be that George nad had teeth -- , ' i if- - N, p-- X Put he :Iv.avs g'cam.s at the 'IA an iier.ee and talks about what great bargains he has tor the public n 1. 1975 uv the ot Hansen iribune Staft Writc-Unexplained interest rharges on cuib and gutter bilhugs Wednesday prompter .salt take City Mayor ( ourad a moratorium on R Harri'on to sin h protect' un'il an inch pt ndent audit A t'raig Rv e JV v S' Ben has to do all the dirt.v work The pi ops, a:t alwavs the same Ben comes or. the screen with a siilj smirk cm hi fat face Mo't of the tune he cair.es a Lihertj Rell to indicate he s honest and a tiue mencan T V.nurt m urn (hunks Water Quality Meeting Discusses Salinit Froubie on Colorado hi-- iou never inleresi unarges 1 Several tones eaih cv nuip Ren hraiikhn appeals on ttlewsion his eoittails wavinp in the wind Hell either be celling a hamliurper sand-vieIt r cent3 oi he 11 be pitching carpt h. rpains f ir si IS a vrd Whx Ben Franklin? Whv dfes Ren do all the heav) selling' Nob 'iv di esses up like Tuom3S Jefferson to sell insuranre policies Nobodv dresses up like John Vlaiiis to pitch a soft drink ARRIES a rt V LfxalNcwi 7 See turn R BET that ora a e v ery hour on t?'t ivion vome used car pitehman will apjear all dre-- ed up m a Ben Frui.kuu i. He will uaie m3 beuv. w ave hi Libei tv Roll and tall- about the r at b.o a.n-- . In itas eio lot HE I A!av Fur some C K-- - C SOMETIMES r Thursday AInrning, i reason or othei the nuekvters of our land who will do anvthinp to make hue k haw j'lckfd on Mr Ren FiankiUt of Fluiadi Iphia to do their hard m 1' l ItKlay 4 1iijio 4 ,2 p ri n ' aleimne i r 1 Ran u vwivtthteaiwip pitihiug used ears or sidling carnets Ben is the hie p W h m a n in America s Moth eeehra-tiobirthday Calls Mall To Unravel job (t I Vied Faculty j By Angelyn Nelson Tnbune Staff Writer I'niversity of Utah Medi.al Center fat ulty members are the pacesetters ,n the fund drive for center expansion, the vice piesident fer health sciences smd Wednesday nitht Dr John A Dixon told the medical xtatf meeting at the Salt Lake Country Chib they will he the ones to lead the community eflort in the campaign for eap.tal gifts Total pi.ee tae for the meqical cemer 5 expaji'ior. is $i,2 million The applied, op. n every day from 9am to midnight They also are available at the door Pi weeds will he distributed to par timp.it, ng units fer educational purposes including s( holar'hips. hiring of visiting faculty for the participating shMt or travel expenses to jazz lime s tc Each night of the three day fest will ature different musica' groups W iMIifc Dvfcwlcr sprinkler nrigatioii ' thioughout the basin he said ' Would these changes in irrigation practice change water qualify' How1' And how iimbo which will he rhosen lrom pari K ipatmg units Mr Loup is former mu'ic dim tor foi Ptegv lae and wrote the score foi the no iv if Billie Jack 'Mr Florence also an arranger composer, is musie ui ier tor lor Vickie Carr AdmisMon is S2 for adults and 41 for stmi-n- ts with activity cards There are no reserved scat' and tickets are av ailable at The Tribune Library , Room 212 Tribune Bldg 143 S Mam which is c to changing . i.randv executive vice Ji)hp W prc'idenl of Defenders of Wildlife, will speak F riday . 30 pm at a meetingof the Hum me Smi'U of Utah at the rnulenti.il Plaza RITE A3ni South much'' Bishop invited mfoimat ion Horn committee on baste data and a'sumptmns to implement the study and determine answers to those question' The rc'tareh is underway now with a repent dje in June This is part of a nationwide multi faceted .study delegated to the national commission with enactment of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act amendment' of 1972 This legislation author led large sums for sewage and other purposes treatment and impo'cd stringent limitations on the amounts and kinds of wastes which cities indu'tiy, agriculture and ofht'r pollution sources can discharge into waters The law's stated purpose is to lestore and maintain the chemical, physical and biological integrity of the nations, waters The commission's task, funded by $17 million is to determine how muen this effoit will cost in money, man power, resources, energy and land, and wh.it social and environmental changes and just as it will bring about important, what will happen if the prov Kions of the law are not carried out In addition to the river basin studies. Di the Another $17 o a state million will be sought $10 million from federal funds with priv ate souri es in Tne faculty and staff were the 15 pace settees in the capita campaign medical Ihe when ouginal years ago Dr Dixon sun i was planned c ,'ijt faculty leaders feel the same shoud he line to demon'trate oim (ontribn'nn to the v n rnn! e'fort which I agree 1 there are questions.-- Sue ets $ omniissun r Scjnen Harir.seii noted lbs department hand les tbqse pi elects But many of the thrt oIa. ih t"cn vurcr. i t ' ijut He said he has been doing his ng L ' own "since last week bo SJevor Harrison said he s sick of he called Mr Harmsen s ting and the time has come for an ' independent audit L inane e Commissioner Jennings Phillips Jr also questioned whether the nty has the money to pay for the three cuth and gutter mbs 1 want to see tne funds I want to know cvnrre he money is who has it and u liete it's going ' W- - Philips sa'd what foot-dra- Interest Piles Up last week, city commissioners levied a s3bt3 7in bill on about 500 west side property owners It included a 41 ,35o intei est c hai ge The project was finished Oct 4 1073 and apparently sat clot maiit until Citv Engineer Joseph S Fenton, told Mr Hormsen in a July 7 1174 letter that it should he hilled Ml lips said hi: treasurer did not g'i not'ee to do toe billing until late last gear along with three other projects given higher pnouty by the c nginec r Interc.-- i charges are levied between fh tinier the contractor is paid and the pmp i tv owtit'is are assessed lhe sooner property owners pav their as-s- i "nu nts. uu. lu tr the interest costs Mr Phillips said Can't Handle Lead Meanwhile, Mr Fenton confirmed he was told to hold the assessments and work on other j..hx The depiTnont Beginning with pav checks dated cannot handle the load tiecause of the Thursday, Itah residents will see a size ot the jobs and the number of them boost in state income tax paycheck withholdings, an tnet ease from lb to 22 Currently, the city has more than $2 million worth ot curb and gutter pei cent ot the federal withholding Thui sday also mai ks the inception of projerfunder w av cut federal tax income th' program AJkwi'.Uips said it takes at least a Amount Varies morn V ngure assessments And hi The fedeial cut in the withholding depamStnf is buckling under the load . tax means a single pei son eanimg Harnisen's Viewpoint $10 000 a yeat will have $144 less Mr Harmsen argue'd the engineer is withheld net overloaded and only on new job has Foi a childless married couple been ordered for this summer ; earning 20 uoci the weekly savinrswtli City Auditor Lawrence A Jones said be $2 t A mat ried w ot ker supporting a lhe r die PuuiC than $2 miJliiin in cinb family of four on $15. ooo a yeat will take and gutter billings outstanding Those home an extra $1 73 hillings are in the form of interim Mate Tax Commission ('hurnrin warrants the it uses to pay conrac Vernon L Ihilnian said the stale tors They amount to promissory notes me i ease was set as an average of the the contractors sell to banks, which tax bites Utah wage camels expen collect six percent interest They are e nee n re deemed by the city th Half and Half One Oth. r Pryjiit It was based, as wa3 the lb percent 50 about Tuither of on the rate goal having investigation revealed another project with about the sme p i rent of wage carnets get refunds at still must be billed the end of the year while 50 percent numbered homes to pnr'frt" owneis Inat job involves would still owe Commissioner Holman said the hue the wtVside and began Aug 17. 1972 As 5: Sept 25 1971, it was may not lie fell is shatpiv as some complete hut had not been hilled to the propertv might think While the state peremtage owners The total cost of the job is going up. tt "ill le hased on federal income tax withholding winch is 4M10lS not including at least $50 iXH) mt rest going down Slarltx Txla State Boosts. Uncle Cuts Tax Holding tl-- 2 1 1 J : . - t fAU ( IU4 AAZ4tiOUai I - i .. t- -- - s - fuan - $ gr VttMl if i v V , ... Ax , $10 milhon m private .. 4 iit Oi. ii Dr Dixon ncbm that thiee faculty members Dr Maxwell M Wmtrobe, Dr Leo T Samuels and Dr Kenneth B Castle ton have already planed gifts that wil total more than '$250,000 The medical leader also pointed out that the current campaign la two and a half times larger than the one undertaken 15 years ago and largest evu laut.chf A b z any state agency Ctah businessman Gxirg' Ffejos ;s gi'neral c hairman of the bind anipaign AU I, g Only s expects to raise ' M ii" i. Legislature apprened txmuing bill wlmh iml'ioli of iiiai figure , There Are Questions the commission is also studying pmp in ail 50 states in the capacities ot public and pi iv ae entitle sto impli in nt the aet evaluating .such aspects as const nn turn gi ants ami financing, plan niiig dise hat re pei nuts entorcenunt ani manpower pubhc involvement dttltlidi s Fight t ites speetfiraly me hiding Utah ate being sub).' ted to intensive d At a collection in tins aspect of the national study Gen flat ke noted Dtults of 1'tia! ii ports on the national studies are due in June at which time i e suit' will be analyzed and, where (Missible aggiegated to provide a teg tonal and pci haps a total eharaeteiiza timi oi 'he nation ' wM is Pacesetlers in Fund Drive I tan : yivr&fr ri9 1 41 8 - v. s k - fi - . . r . - V- - i t V 'W J n ; c Hardly an hour passes on televi sum that Ren isn't e3f'n a ham-biiie- r 21 AJA&i 7 Bn overtime these old vw ft i i49P A r , O 1 b Poor Franklin uertcing Bicenicnmsl days iM av (ft A , 'U it a. 5 lr jf Nolhinff Srriou1 HARD J ... a 1 Kvv X Dr. Jhn rend main i Dixon points out structure of I. cur- Med- - " j I ics e ('enter will occur C model. 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