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Show Tieierala Business ear to betwee million when the min O80tons. {year it was up fo WR, NGtons,” said Weed wan Coal Co onths We e serves at e reevera He aitribated bi terest inn coal in a n tens of Wood total anspo aad you begin iebetfer see the size and scope of this project." he fold newsmen y Jobe s tn the 140 now empioyed there Work te supp! Ws coal will be 1,300 whenin full i done by a 2) ed told a news confereace MeCulleck ‘Matchmaker’ Aids Home Purchasing protec. effective Hersh tive, The snator said far s Ng and imoney wou needed ap thai the doesn't man over our com he added And the effect on the ceuntry Particulariy coal i al of the securities and Ex bearing states, be dramatic.” sit K Muss, Dt letter sent to Wood, said change Commission, the supply the June Unemployment Up in Utah County Old-Fashioned ice Cream Store oe Unemploymentin Utah County this area showed an annual Jumped from 4.4 per cent in May increase of 623 over Juce 1973 te 8 per cent in Juae, largely ‘Transportation was ap by 200 becuase of children in the public workers over the previous year, ee ere jobn iarket largeiy due to the need to support ie f nd be in the R — Betsy will open an nationwide organization Realtors has been tuted by receive Bill Brown Realty, Inc. of Orem. trans Mr W. Willian: Rrown Jr said nlent, plan’ i requirements. Initia! shipments havealready been made io Indiana & Mich, igas, be said, and once the contract become effective upon ap- instant communication with 2 wore water and sew nore Sos- are falling far s gaigs creamstore at pene euhers Unc ve United States, ‘he store will cater to ice In other words, futurersidents cream lovers with maits, of Utah Vallee me Deparment oi tmployment Security in Provo, the total civilian labor foree in the county {n otherfigures released in the department's newsletter, st was wwted that Ronkgrichtural wage and recive. in a matter of creamspecialties nd 1970 shave at per cent ‘bailding permits minutes, information on and The managerof the store will jast June's figure. The jump in were 43.9 per cent higher; 5 Pictures of homesfor sale hereas be the Wagner's son, Scott. The fhe labor force is considered overall demand deposits were up designed to bind together they sit in the offices of brokers Saft of six has been hired, and seasonal INDUSTRIALIST Armand Hammer,leit, details with Hammer, Jorg known for his 4% per cent: overall time their esent home business hours will be from 1¢ Total empleyment wa down deposits were up 10.5 per cent; announced that his company, Occidental agencies throughout the country 15 ability to de business with the Soviet Union. denis of tis aun. <@ 44 pan Niontday sirougit 490 trom May Petroleum Corp., Ras signed six contracts is Leonid Lukianoy, president of the Soviet to better serve an ini nely butba trem and the consumer price ingex with ike Seviet Union impl 4 jureign ode Tee Agiiculiviat Reale err ie bags Seat, Set billion chemical tertilizer deal. Explaining 4 ean opening will be held employment wasin its seasonal to 100) was 145.6 for May 1974, stopping at the Bill “Matchmake: larted in the Brown Realtyo during American Fork’s Steel upswing with 230 more being compared to 151.5 for May 1973, ieee Se Manythousands of home data Days celebration, said Mrs. employed in Jume than in the an increase of {4.1 points, } Atlantic = sta ; Sheets : 4 will be stored in the Wagner. previous month, reflecting 10 per cent inflation ae ane e an “Matchmaker” computer banks Before opening “The Ice Although manufacturing BUDE ENR Rerrareay in the nn office Creme Shoppe,” the aathnd Wagersat owed a slight loss for the country. A westward expansion Gare month, employment in that area ASHINGTON (UPL) ~ Sovi. is now underway. In one year. auc ena 1 be more Deteficial aor home pu Timpanoges Cave in American wasstill above last year's figure et grain production this year will it’s a expectedthere will be more 34g caltan Fork Canyonfor eight ears. with 556 more being employed reach the announced Russi tan a thousand “Matehmaker’ 1. 10 Bl 5:1 7 hag, & an Ju has a ai goal of about 205 million tons superphosphoric acid to the calls for the building of four bd By GORDONF. JOSELOFF Shor ages of materials was even though wheat prospects are through its new alignment with reserve of built-in workers, said Soviets. will get in return ammonia plants southeast of Bill Brown Reaitywill have the the nationalfi PH) Mrs. Wagner. with eight blamed for some manufacturing down from early estimates, the mst advanced Xerox quipment 45 Rrowr Soviet ammonia and urea, by- Moscow cutbacks Shortages have also Agnculture Department children said Originally, pipelines were to be sare of natural gas used te held back expansion, according this week Officials said in a modern age wht built to transport the liquid makefertilizers. Tequiredto serve our custome statement that a cut of about 5 DETROIT (UPI) — U.S. autoThe six coniracts signed ammonia but Hammer si newsletter. Such shortages are million tons in their estimateof Rill Brown Realty w makers Tuesday reported new Friday include four providing for Friday the plan now is t particularly no‘ed in fields using Soviet wheat production will be ic to strive for progress as carsales in the June 11-20 pi the commodity exchange and Specially designedrailroad ca petroleum-based materials offset by a boost of about § milby joining od were off 17.4 per cent from He also said plans are ountry atsprivate two worth $100 million calling Wholesale and retail trade tion tons in productionofbarley. aker Home year agobutstill the second best Occidental to design, equip and declined in June as usual, but oats, corn and rye midmonth period this year. sri¢ Moment in supervise construction of two Sovier puri facilities ty inaudie WASHINGTON (UPI) — lental will sell the Sovietthe exchange. the 76-year-old Occidental When the preliminary agree- made fertilizer components in ‘Transportation Secretary Claude chairman after the signing ment was signed in April, 1973, the United States or other S. Brinegar said this week that gt the sovernment would help Pam ceremony at the Soviet Poreig: ated it to be worth countries. The sai mer American Airways and Trans ‘Trade Ministry deliverthe Soviet oi i 8 ae Hesently, World Airlines to work their way American business said it is the | out of a cost squeeze but wasnot sfaction: ale avieis last week awardleila to offer them dire transaction ever con act related to tween a nation and a fi subsidies. The fet plants for use $200 million Open Daily 9-10; Sunday 10-7 estate S Huge Russian Trade Deal = by U.S. Company i Government Aid Expected for TwoAirlines Chemical Conhemtco) which ring the third can summ He praised President Nixon and Com st party General Secretary Leonid 1. Brezhnev for and interest scdasinoindleantaio 0 eee THIS WEERERD, USE YOUR TELEVISION AND YOUR TELEPHONE TO MAZE HISTORY! CFULL-PLY POLYESTER CORD WHY WAIT? USE BLACKWALLS YOUR Kmart EB, | SALE [ Fer.) 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