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Show Page 2~THE HERALD, Provo, Utah Sunday, July 3, 1977 Carter in Reflective Rockwell Mood at Camp David Fires THURMONT, Md. (UPI) With the toughest decision of his presidency behind him, President Carter came to this mountaintopretrea{An a reflective mood, mindful of the task ahead, but aware of the progress made thus far. Carter relaxed today with family and friends and planned to stay until Mon: day evening, returning to Washington in timeto watch the fireworks display on the Washington Monument grounds from the Truman balconyat the White House The stress of thedecision not to build Uranium Gas Escapes in French Plant the Bl bomber was left behind for a time, and Carter took the opportunity Friday totell reporters of his thoughts about this year’s Independence Day T think our country has substantially overcome the embarrassments of Watergate, Vietnam, the CIA Utah's Lowest food 2000 LOS ANGELES (UPI) Rockwell International employees who worked France (UPI) — Qe CANTALOUPES other shoeto drop Only 24 hours after President Carter announced the plane would Healso said he was “veryproud of the accomplishments of Congress’’ and said it made “superb progress on the not go into production Vine Ripe Delicious Farm Pack Crisp... veelw 17: APPLES ment issued a statement ow 23! asking them to wait until next week toapply for un- TOP HONORSin the general division of the employment pay, saying Children’s Parade held as part of Provo's agotoday First Legal Advertising SALT lawyer appeared Saturday A recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling said p.m. on September 19. the motorboat races at the Provo Boat Harbor. “To cap the nation’s 201 birthdayan niversary in Provo, this year wearein- viting everyone to attend the Family Bote at Kiwanis Park, 1000 N. 1050 ’ said Festival Chairman Jay Lou. “Wehavescheduled an evening of outstanding events for those who pack up a picnic andjoin us." The evening's activities blossom forth at 6:15 p.m. with a parachute drop officially opening the picnic. Four stages will be set up around the park featuring entertainmentbythe Deseret String Band, London Bridge, the Elk Water Flea and Tick Band, a Dixieland Band, the Knudson Brothers and the Brunson Burners. As part of the evening's entertainmentthere will be prize drawings and a skatboard rally, and U.S. Senator Orrin Hatch will make some special comments, For persons who so desire, dinner can be purchased in the park “We will have a special fireworks display beginning at about 9:30 p.m which should be a crowning concluston to this year’s Seatsconelsion Fourth,” Mr. Lewis said The celebration will somal continue through the week when on Friday a Freedom Festival Rodeo will be held at the BYU rodeo grounds. Twopositions will be up for election Georgia, Washington attorneys, like doctors, were notal- lowed to promote their services commercially. Salt Lake City attorney The cnlcren Parade Friday night got rained but that didn’t dampen the enthy - of the participants, or hinder the crowd, The floats enteredin the parade were viewed byhundredsof people on the route along East Center Street There were two categories of judging the entries, with three prizes given in each. In the general division, Rivergrove Third Ward took top honors with its ‘Raggedy Ann/Children of Flowers’’ theme. Second place wentto the Harold and Katherine Hines family, Brian Barnard placed the with their Book of Remembrance ad in the Deseret News theme. The Jean Dixon Elliott drill and the Salt Lake team copped third prize. Tribune. It was a small Three families shared the No. 1 spot ad which simply said, in the family category: the Collins Do you need family with its flower basket theme; Lawyer?’ then listed the Merrills with their future family someof the typesof cases theme, and a circus theme by the UpBarnard handles and the dike family fees The Provo Freedom Festival opened “We hope this ad will up Thursday with the Freedom Carget the Utah State Bar nival. The final day of the carnival is Association to clarify Monday, whenit opens at 11 a.m. and what can be done and closes at midnight. whatcan't be done,’” BarAn antique quilt showis on displayat nard said in commenting the Main Gallery in the BYUHarris on the ad Fine Arts Center from 8 a.m. till 10 There has been con- p.m, It will continue daily until July 15 troversy over whether the court's ruling will lead to overcommercislization of the law Russell D. Grange and the City Com- Also on Friday, the Orem Semi-Pros defeated the Indianapolis Clown: front of a crowd of 700. Theytook the Clowns on again on Saturday Friday night's Clog Festival at the Provo High School gymnasium featured the Hillbilly Hoedowners (national junior champions); the Daniel Boone Cloggers(national senior youngest clog dance team in the West, as well as the BYU American Folk Dance team and the Elk Water Flea and Tick Band, a hilarious jug band out of BYU The Freedom Bazaar wasset up at the Provo Tabernacle grounds Saturtions selling handcrafted items and baked goods, and with some game booths also set up. Panorama ‘77 that night featured Shari Lewis and Lamb Chops, plus a puppet gang that combined music and comedy, and Spike Jones Jr., with an act of music andslapstick shenanigans. Saturday’s activities wound up with a KEYY dance at Provo High, with music by Honey and Soul. At African Summit Fatalities Brigham late Saturday duration of one year dur- morning. Hedied an hour ing which the electronic later in a hospital, media, including still Earlier Saturday, a photography, may mother and her young televise and photograph, daughter were killed at their discretion, juicial whentheir car was ramproceedings, civil, crimi- med from behind by a nal and appellate, in all semi-trailer truck, eight courts of the state of miles south of Meadow, Florida.” Utah The legal community, Their names were with: with few exceptions, held until relatives were greeted the high court's notified order with alarm and Utah Highway Patrol frators warnings it would create a circus-like atmosphere in thehalls of justice that Trooperssaid the car was would see witnesses, at- state 15 when the semi sl. parked alongside the northbound laneof Inter: ammedinto it. The acci: dent blocked traffic for two hours while wreckers torneys, juries and possibly even judges “‘play- ing to the cameras.” B. J. Masterson of St Petersburg, cleared the scene Friday night, the past president of the powerful Oakland, Calif., an truck Florida Academy of Trial driver was killed when his moving van went off Highway 6in Cat Canyon east of Price. The victim but I think it's a good thing. I believe the Newman, Lawyers, told UPI Most judges and at torneys believe it will have an adverse affect, identified as James Government in the their approved budget of government Jury Ponders Fate Of ‘Poisoning’ Case DETROIT (UPI) — A federal court jury, anxious to get home for the holiday weekend, skipped its usual lunch break Saturdayduringits fourth dayof deliberations in the trial of two Filipino nurses accused of poisoning VA hospital patients, A US. District Court spokesmansaid there wasno indication of an imminent verdictin the three-month trial of Filipina Narciso, 31, and Leonora Perez, 33 But the decision to have lunchin the jury room was believed an indication of the jurors’ eagerness to reach a verdict, Thejuryof nine women and three men received the case late Wednesdayafter receiving final instruc tions from U.S. District Judge Philip Pratt By noon Saturday, they had deliberated 18 hours Publined Sunday through Friday by The Daily Herold, oh BAb0) oltics in Prove, Utoh NEA Sernce ware NITED STATES STRIKING COPPER WORK Smelter on July 1. The pickets wentup shortly after negotiators in Phoenix, Ariz, failed to reach agreement on a new contract (UPI Telephoto) Nt NUMBERS Rustlers NEW YORK (UPI) — The desk sergeant may have thought he was back in Dodge Cityin the days of the wild west. It's not FRANKS Fresh Tender sie ene‘b. 49 — CHEESE CHUCK STEAK ad — be 59 Lami¢CHOPS LOCKER BEEF ate 2 69" TISSUE bridge over the Kast River to an island where theyfinally were rounded up by cops on motor scooters En route to Wards Island on a walkway, the men were spotted by a police officer who radioed for assistance. pet iE ‘ 5Y _ KETCHUP Bet nn OM __|CE CREAM owt meals wa 9 vu: PUNCH tl59 PORK ‘N "WBEANS nenas 3740 PAPERTOWEL hme a OY 39: , PAPERPLATE 10 ct The three men and their two horses suddenly a, MACARONI found themselves SIS os cesseeee 99 con- fronted by a posse of three officers on motorscooters The cops proceeded to ; ,DREAMWHIP round up the men on OY oe ecseeee 79 process oneof the horses fell injuring an officer ., MARGARINE Another cop was hurt aa 2/69 horseback but in the when one of the horses kicked him. police said Abdul Odood, 35, Erwin Roderiquez, 26, and another man who would notidentify himself were charged with grand larceny, assaulting police officers, reckless en: HANDLO LOTION ie <Lii. arrest 88 _deagoiam Senko LAT... 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He has not, as limited trial coverage. profession. of yet, filed Barnard said the ad The only restraint on Florida’s media are. was exactly like the one strict guidelines covering discussed by the court camera equipment, and one which was placed LIBREVILLE,Gabon (UPI) — PresidentIdi Amin lighting, noise levels and by some Phoenix, Ariz. of Uganda madea dramatic appearance today at the (Continued From Page 1) the number of lawyers earlier in the startof the African summithere,hisfirst trip abroad cameramen per week. since he survived the 13th coup against his regime for American steelmakers to match.”” courtroom, last month. He blamed foreign government supThe Florida Supreme Resplendentin blue Air Force uniform, a pistol ports for the lowerprices on imported Court's climaxed a twostrapped to his side, Aminstrolled into the $23 milsteel, noting that when demandis high, year effort by Postlion copper-domed Conference Palace minutes the price of the foreign steelalsorises. Newsweek stations before the start of the 49-nation summit of the Graham said quotas on foreign steel WPLG-TV in Miami and Organization of African Unity. are needed ‘‘to prevent Severe damage WJXT-TVin Jacksonville Forthefirst time in the organization's history, its to America’s steel industry to overturn Canon 3A leaders appeared determined to thrash out publicly McBride said the USWhas received which bars cameras and their multiple border conflicts, giving a possible more assistance than anyother union recording equipment By United Press Inter- back seat to such explosive issues as Rhodesia and $50 million — through a government from state courts, national South Africa program to aid workers whose jobs The Supreme Court Four persons died in Amin’s arrival wasstartling because authorities in have been affected by imports authorized an experimen- Utah traffic accidents Uganda had been saying for days that he would not “This erosion of jobs must stop, not tal filming of a civil and since the beginning of the attend OAU's 1th summit just for the sake of the job and wage criminal trial in a Tal- long Fourth of July HoliThe stocky field marshal and president-for-life security of steel workers, but for the lahassee court. Whenthat day weekend. showed nosignsof the woundshereportedly suffered survival of an industry so basic to the effort ‘‘met with total The latest victim was an assassination attempt two weeksago in his health of our overall econon» and failure,” the justices, on Garth Braithwaite, 52, during capital of Kampala when dissident Army and Air national security,’’ McBridesaid April 7, 1977, issued this Brigham City, who was Force officers ambushed his limousine. The news conference was sponsored historic order killed when his motorcyThirteen other headsofstate, including presidents by the USWand the AmericanIron and “It is the decision of cle went off Bird Refuge AnwarSadat of Egypt and Jaafar Numeiry of Sudan, Steel Institute this court to invoke a Road, 12 miles south of had arrived by Friday night in this seaside capital for this fall. They are Mayor, now held by pilot program with a ANCE at- torneys could advertise. Previously SNACKBAR Watogs «00 29° Enthusiasm for Parade LAKE CITY (UPI) — Utah's first advertisement for a Florida Patriotic BANANAS fe 2 ae 25: Utahn Places Rain Fails to Dampen that escaped from France's main uranium processing plant exposed nine workers to radiation and forced the evacuation of the plant and nearby * Candidate LDS Ward, with its “Raggedy Ann Children of Flowers” Theme. Freedom Festival went to Rivergrove Third The cloud of uranium hexaflouride gas Allow TV ota 15S TOMATOES The state Employment Development Depart- Courts to SES th. LETTUCE the firm fired 2,000 workers Friday at the Los Angeles assembly plant andthetestfacility at Palmadale in the desert northeast of the city thestaff could not handle “But July 4 should also be a day of such a large workload reflection, Freedom the ideal which over the July Fourth holicreated our nation and continues to day weekend, and assurgive it meaning throughout the world, ing workerstheir applicahas flourished in human history far tions will be backdated so more seldom than we would like to they won't lose moneyby areas waiting. The accident occurred Fridayas the believe.”’ Another 6,000 Rockwell As he left Washington, the President nine workersat the Comhurex uranium expressed some satisfaction that he is California employes will processing plant were removing samples from a mobile eight-ton gas con- making headway in winning belaid off in the weeks to come, plus 2,000 more at international support for his proposal tainer. Because of what officials said was to restrain recycling of nuclear fuels. other Rockwell plants the country, and “human error,’’ a valve was ruptured “There is a chance nowthat we can put across an estimated 30,000 by and a large amount of the highly some brakes on proliferation,’ news other firms Jody Powell said at a news volatile uranium hexafluoride escaped secretary Rockwell said it is tryinto the air, forming a white radioac- briefing Carter and Venezuelan President ing to find jobs for many tive cloud over the town, of the 10,000 —less than 10 A strong wind gradually dissipated Carlos Andres Perez, who just visited per centof its work force Washington, also released two comunithe cloud, officials reported, Much of the hexafluoride condensed into ques Friday, pledging to workfor ‘‘the — on other programs: crystals which fell to the ground in a universal protection of human rights,"’ radius of 60 yards around the damaged and to combatpolitical terrorism. The month of July holds the prospect container. They said security officials promptly of visits by two more foreign leaders, West German Chancellor Helmut plugged the leak while the 274 plant Schmidt on July 13 and Israeli - prime employes were being evacuated and Minister Menahem Begin on July 19. began decontaminating the area once the cloud dissipated, The nine men exposed to the radiaMIAMI (UPI) — The tion, who were wearing protective doors of all Florida clothing when the gas escaped, were courts will be opened for (Continue From Page 1) under medical observation today and the first time in history officials said they faced no danger. enlarging, especially in the softball Tuesday for a year-long area, we have the parks and spaceto experiment of unlimited accommodate this," she concluded. television, still camera The primary election is October 11, and broadcast news with the general election scheduled for coverageof justice in acNovember8, 1977. 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