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Show THE HERALD, Provo Ua Wednesday, October12, 1 Page 41 Utah Briets HAP Y Poneves SERVICE Airport Func's Allocated CHEESE SALE HAMS WASHINGTON (UPI) airport development , = ,eb Bad ‘ uACHEESE e USDA CHOICE BoWeEss Oi r | ROUND STEAK 7 ASDA CHOICE Ene Less OF ROOK 7 ib RUMP ROAST |” CHEDDAR CHEESE USDA CHIE BOWELES STEW MEAT WISCONSIN AGED RED RHINE er — ; Ea "4 LONGHORN CHEESE Salt Lake City will reesive the largest portion, $1.9 t 5 , a million, Vernai City and Uintah County will get a M total of $145,917 eneogaR CHEESE ie clecoae — GE VAUEY t RUNMOAOMEESE ic LS oR IPANO MILD : Sth CHOICE The US. fepartment of Transportation has allocated $2.5 million to Utah for lb viation airport development in thestate wiles ey, 3to he used aver the next 12mrt Th part of a $355 million packagewhichwill be allocated throughout the country =? Geothermal Plans Told S, Nev. (UPI) The Energy Departpproved nearly $4 million in six research contracts for further exploration of known geother- —si mal resources in southwestern Utah The contracts—to three exploration companies, two oil firms and one university —call for studies in the Cove Fort-Sulphurdale Area on the Beaver- S TPANS RUSSETT SEGMOMEE teed $a SO \ ° yet Ib-BAG Millard countyline, andin the Roosevelt Hot Springs Aro2 pear Milford Thestudies are being jointly funded by the Energy Department and the inve'ved firms “Geothermal reservoirs contain heat energy in underground rock that may be converted to electrical energy, or used for industrial process heating, or used for spaceheating,’’ the department SONATHAN oR said APPLE S pe “Data obtained fromthe studies will help reduce o ‘ and cost : of geothermal exploration, and, the risk hopefully, answer questions about the uncertainties of reservoir engineering,” the agency added. The contracts and the amount of the awards were: $2.5 million to Union Oil Co. of California's Union Geothermal Division; $710,468 to Geothermal Power Co Novato. Calif $396,000 to Getty Oil Co Baker- JDGiratnd EleRUDAY AT HAPHY SERUCE.. corccnecc. B E CASE CAN OR sfield. Calif.; $282,000 to Thermal Power Co., S Francisco, $67,330 to the University of Denver, and Salt LakeCity SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — Thetraffic flow through Utah during August was 4.9 per cent higher than during the same month of 1976, the State Department of Transportation reported. The DOT said the numberof cars on the road for i LIBBUS GREEN GIANT the first eight months of the year was up 7.2 per cent over the sameperiod last year. ‘The Augustincrease waslargest on urban roads — 5.8 per cent — aii the eight-month rise wasgreatest on primary rural roads — 12.9 per cent — the DOT said. Action Plan Said Tougher SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — The director of the Utah Office of Equal Opportunity Employment says the new state affirmative action plan has tougher and more effective standards for state hiring and job olic’ Jack Quintana said the oral examination which job applicants must answer will be rewritten to ensure the questions will be objective and reduce the possibility of discrimination ‘The presentoral exam is written so that whoever administers it can imposetheir own values and judg- |- é meats in the results, he said Performance evaluation forms for rating FRU employees will be revised, Quintana said. He said the change is necessary because current forms make a poorrating possible for an employee whois doing a good job but doesn't get along with the boss: The plan also requires that all employees and the public must be awareofthe their rights underaffir>, dep. mative action, Quintana said The handicapped will also benefit from the plan which provides that state buildings will eventually have full accessibility for them, he said. CA Quintana said Gov. Scott Matheson has endorsed CASE OF 24 $ G29 DOUBUE LWCKD CASE OF IL and signed the plan which renders it an executive order. The new plan is the third one since former Gov. malvi L. Rampton signed an executive order in 1973 Calvin directing the state to provide a program of equal opportunity employment. ores MISSION GREEN ‘ Zion's Park Visits Up SUE Re Be SPRINGDALE, Utah (UPI) — Zion National Park logged 154,402 visits during the month of September, am NY @ up sharply from the same month a year ago. Park Superintendent Robert C. Heydersaidthe increase amounted to 26 per cent above September, CASE OF ay \476 CASE OF nu 46 — he, A=) ween) AMI (ED DART PEAS § a0 — pure me CASE OF 24 \416 Mt he said the total numberofvisits through the —_ first nine months of 1977, 1,073,231, was down 3 per cent from the sameperiod a year ago. \ SRE COUPON Murder Hearing Slated GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (UPI) ! SSI Dre coon = ga wat dent was Tim Hunt, 27, of Gateway, Colo. | Gooe MAR yey AT APPU SERVICE COUPON EXPIRES OCT19/77 UMIT ONE UNIT PER COUPON, A preliminary hearing will be held Noy. 16 for a Utah man accused of first degree murder in a slaying along a remote Colorado canyon road, authorities said Monday. ‘The preliminaryhearing will be held for Galen Lee Winters of Moab, Utah, one of three men charged in connection with an Oct. 1 shooting. Killed in theinci. | | al Investigators said’ Hunt died when‘a bullet from a highpowered rifle pierced the door of a vehicle in which he was riding and struck himin the chest. The driver of the vehicle, Sonny Gillespie, was unhurt Officers said Hunt and Gillespieallegedly chased three other menafter a case of beer wasstolen from Hunt's pickup. The shooting occurred on a canyon Authorities said two other men, Wesley Keith road, one mile east of the Colorado-Utahstate line and John Ray Corbin, 27, were charged with criminal trespass andpetty theft as a result of Brewer i the incident Recreation Buy Okayed SALT LAKE CITY(UPI The State Board of Ex. aminers has approved the purchaseof 64.4 acres of a land on the south shore of Bear Lake for recreation 4 area Kay Boulter, spokesmanfor the Utah Divisionof Parks and Recreation, said the purchaseprice for the one-mile long, 700-foot wide property is $2.08 mil lion. The land was formerly private property owned by Wendall Johnson of Laketown, Utah The Parks and Recreation Board made the recommendation to supplement the existing park at Bear Lake, Boulter said, The land ix not contiguous with the present park The Bureau of Outdoor Recreationwill pay half the PRICES EFFECTIVE 6 FULL DAYS WEDNESDAY THROUGH TUESDAY - CLOSED SUNDAY Fhe tone wil comeso toepresentOES e land will be developed as a camp rina, beach and picnicareas for general oulter said |