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Congress Members Not Ve A Zyear-old Orem tot was injured Sundayafternoon when his father aprently backed down the driveway at 1s home and ran over the child. said OremPolice The victim, Jared Ostler, of 663 N Barred From Libel Suits WASHINGTON (UPI The SupremeCourt ruled 8-1 toda: stitution does not shield Congress from libel suits b. hat the rs ements they make in news releases newsletters {ing on case involving Sen Wil Proxmire the court a d « SClentist who sued the Wi: “actual malice” to make his tack * Local The high court. now in the final days of its 1978-79 term also Ruled 8-0 in a West Virginia case that states maynot make it a crime for a newspaperto print the nameof an al leged juvenile offenderif the informa: tion was lawfully obtained Over three dissents, held that a man who was falsely arrested and Jailed for several daysin a case of mis taken identity could not sue a Texas sheriff under a Reconstruction-era law providing damages for deprivation of constitutional rights Decided 6-3 it was improper for (Continued From Page 1) costs, or to finance planned projects But he said the proposed boost was not entirely for either of those purposes ‘Theprimarypurposeof the rate ad Justment is to provide funds to cover deficits beginning in the year 2014 resulting fromexpenditures needed for participating projects "he said Again, we do not object to the par: ticipating projects. But we oppose this rate adjustment on the grounds that it provides funds for projects before challenges to Idaho's corporate takeover law to be tried in a federal court in Dallas thus reversing lower court decisions voiding the statute The Proxmire case brought a rare high court ruling on the Constitution's speech or debate” clause. which shields members of Congr from questioning *‘in any other place” their legislative acts about Proxmire was suedfor $8 million in damages by Ronald Hutchinson. a Michigan scientist whose federally funded research on aggressive behav. Congressional funding, and because ior in monkeyswasheld upto criticism. some of these projects have been opin one of the senator's monthly posed by the present administration Golden Fleece” citations for wasteful and maynever be built * Several people representing the Utah government spending andin followup Senior Citizens Coalition and the Utah press releases and newsletters Energy Advocacy also attended the The Supreme Court reversed the hearing to protest the proposal Coalition spokesman Tim Funk said the 38 percent hike wouldincrease the electric bills of 250,000 Utahnsby5 to 15 percent. He said those incresses would come on top of recent boosts by municipal power companies, such as a 30 percent hike in Logan. Funk also critisized WAPA for not adequatelyexplaining the rate increase to the public The last increase approved by the board was a7 percent jump in 1970. * How Will (Continued From Page 1, The refund will amount to 27 per- centof the property tax due, but not less than $100. For higher priced property, the maximum refund will be $400. Receiving the Refund In order to receive the refund, a taxpayer must complete the form and mail it to the State Tax Commission nolater than Dec.31, 1979 A copy of the property tax notice mustbe attached. Tax Commission officials have stated they will process the refunds as soon as the forms are received It is not necessary fur a taxpayer to wait until Decemberin order to send in the forms.In fact,if a taxpayer were to send in his forms as soon as hereceiveshis tax notice, it is conceivable that he could receive his refund even before his 1979 property taxes are due. More information on the refund program will be outlined in additional articles in this series finding of a lower court that Proxmire was immune from suit under the speech or debate clause. The opinion by Chief Justice Warren Burger said this protection did not extend to the newsletters and releases, since they were ‘‘not essentialto the deliberation of the Senate” orpartofthe legislative process. Noting that the court has examined the immunity issue “‘relatively few timesin 190 years,’’ Burger wrote that “nothing in history or in the explicit languageof the clause suggests aity intention to create an absolute priivlege from liability or suit from defamatory statements made outside the chamber.” Rejecting arguments by House and Senate leaders that Proxmire’s activities were part of Congress ‘‘informing function,”’ Burger wrote “Valuable and desirable as it my be in broad terms, the transmittal of such information by individual membersin order to inform the public and other membersis nota partofthelegislative function or the deliberations that make up the legislative process.” In his publications, Proxmire called the $500,000 federal funding of Hutchinson's research ‘'the most outrageous example of wasteful, extravagant and stupid spending." As for Proxmire’s claim that the scientist is a public figure, the court's opinion said, ‘Hutchinson's access was limited to responding to the announcement of the Golden Fleece award. He did not have the regular and continuing access to the media that is one of the accouterments of having become a public figure Utah Food Convoy Escorted ThroughStriking Truckers in disbursing about 15 independent rigs Police Monday escorted a convoy of parked around the center, But when 10 food trucks away from an Albertsons’ troopers arrived at the North Salt Lake distribution center which has been City Hall Albertsons’ officials asked NORTHSALT LAKE, Utah (UPI) — truckers protesting diesel fuel prices and shor: tages. An Albertson's spokesman said about a dozen food trucks were escorted away from the distribution center under local police guard because of reports of vandalism. The convoy cros: sed the picketline withoutincident Some Albertson's drivers reported broken windowsandtire slashings. The picketers also persuaded some truckers not to make deliveries to the North Salt Lake cityofficial UTAH GOVERNOR Scott M Matheson, second from left, was honored by the Pageant of the Arts in American Fork. At left is David O. Brockbank, director published in 1974 Elvis Presley, died today at Baptist Hospital. The elder Presley, whose son suffered heartfailure and was pronounced dead at Baptist in August, 1977. had a history of heart trouble. He had been hospitalized tor the past month The elder Presley had been admitted to Baptist twice this year complaining of chestpains andtests later confirmed he had suffered at least one keart at the Utah Highway Patrolfor ass N. 40 E, branded as a Soviet agent in a book MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Vernon Presley, 63, father of the late rockstar center. tim’s father, Jeff Wayne Os! tler of 663 case appears to indicate the court is making it more difficult for targets of In the second case, the court ruled that Ilya Wolston, a Soviet-born American citizen is nota publicfigure and thus needs onlyto prove negligence in his libel suit claiming he wasfalsely 63 in Memphis independent paramedics where he was treated and released with a head injury. said a hospital spokes: The driver of e vehicle was the vic ‘This latter finding, coupled with a separate 6-1 decision in another libel in Orem Photography Classes Will Begin June 27 Beginning and intermediate photography classes will begin Wednesday night at 7 through Provo Community School in room Al6 of Provo High Schoo! The six-week course will consist of six evening sessions and one all-day workshop Students should take cameras to class Models will be provided person bringing suit is a ‘‘public figure’ who must prove malice Father Dies at by in Orem was transported to Utah Valley Hospital by Orem THE HERALD, Provo, Utah—Page 3 libel suits to escape on grounds the Elvis Presley’s picketed 400 E. Democrat for libel is not a “public figure and thus does not have to es tablish 1979. Orem Toddler Hurt In Driveway Mishap that they stay away Utah Highway Patrol Superintendent Robert Reid said the manager of the warehouse reported that most of the picketers had left the center and the protestors were being peaceful The vandalism occurred Sunday night after about a dozen rigs blockaded the warehouse jorth Salt Lake Police Officer Jim eson said one truck driver making a delivery stopped about a block away to call his boss andfind out what he should sked do. He found hoses anda tire slashed tance when he returnedto his rig Special Baptist Meetings Tonight Through Sunday The Immanuel Baptist Church of Provois sponsoring special meetings tonight through Sunday at the chapel located at 263 N 800 W. The meetingsare held at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. each day Evangelist Paul Tsikawill deliver a sermoneach evening. He has traveled extensivelyin the United fields States and has been in the foreign mission preaching his religion. The message which will be presented at the meetings this week is the belief of the church that menarejustified “by faith alone in the person and work of Jesus Christ.” Thepublic is invited to the meetings. More information is available by contacting Ear! Blackburn, pastor of the church. Kot 6Prino while at second from rightis Betty G. Spencer, pageant script writer and public relations director. Bill Kirkpatrick, director OPERATED BY PN. HIRSCH ACO. 0 company ‘an INTERC( and artist, is at right. OPERATED BY PN. HIRSCH & CO AN INTERCO COMPANY 1 E 1300 OREM, CARILLON SQUARE Pageant of Arts Honors Governor Ma theson, Wife AMERICAN FORK Governor and nor and Mrs. Matheson Mrs Scott M Matheson were honored Governor Matheson and his wife are at an informa! reception at the enthusiastic Supporters of the pageant American Fork High School before a and have expressed their appreciation recent performance of the pageant of for the positive impact the pageant has the arts at the annual governor's night had on Utah's cultural scene Mr. and Mrs WayneWinterswereof Following the pageant, Governor and ficial hosts for the reception, with Mrs. Mathesonvisited someofthe cast Mayor and Mrs. Malcolm H_ Beck, and members backstage. Mrs Matheson Sa.d other city elected officials. as special guests. Members of the pageant board assisted she particularly enjoyed the children in the pageant. She had earlier in the year suggested to the pageant A letter of endorsement for the board that because this is the Inter pageant fromthe governoris featured national Year of the Child special at in the inside cover of the 1979 pageant tention be focused on the beauty and program along with pictures of Gover creativity of children The pageant. and the professional and youth art exhibits held in conjunc- Red Cross Leadership Camp Slated tion with it, will continue nightly, ex- cept Sundays, through July13. The pageant beginsat 8 P In. and the art exhibits are open an hour before and immediatelyafter, the pageant Credit Union Sets American Red Cross is having its 23rd annual leadership camp July 29 to Aug. 3 for youths aged 12 to 16 years A steak fry will be held Thursday at 7 During the retreat at Mill Hollow Center, 63 miles southeastof Salt Lake p.m. at GRA Park, Provo,asthe closCity in the Uintah Mountains, the ing social for the season of the Central youngsters will learn leadership skills Utah chapterof the Utah County Credit and enjoy various activities. Further Unions. The dinner costs $6 and reserinformation maybe obtained by con- vations should be madenolaterthan totacting Marilyn Ault at 865 N. 200 W., day with Jeff Sermon or Sheldon Schofield, both of Provo. Provo Steak Fry Thursday Alton Thygerso n Writes New Young The comprehensive University’s leading handbook also covers a authority on safety and emergencycare has written a newsurvival handbook giving practical instruction on what to do beofre, during and after different types of dis- wide spectrum of sur- asters. “Disaster Survival Handbook,”’ by Dr. Alton L. Thygerson, a professor of health sciences, tells such things as what to do if a blizzard traps you in your car, how to “outrun’’ a tornado, how to exit from a secondstory window in case of fire and where to go during an earthquake. “In a major disaster, mostpeople in today's urbanized society find themselves helpless to provide their most basic needs.” Dr. Thygerson said In his book. he describes advance preparations to help victims survive not only the disaster itself but the crucial post-disaster period. 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