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Show Utah. Wednesday. December 5. 1979 County Collects Senator Orrin Hatch Coming To Alpine House Ceremonies Top Tax Biils Utah County's largest taxpayer. Geneva Works of U.S. Steel, paid its tax bill of $2,160,000 by mail this year, only eight percent for delinquent taxes after Jan. 15. Until then, the rate is only two percent.’ Walker reported He urged people paying delinquent taxes to wait until Dec. 17 “We'll welcome them afterthatdate, Telephone pays approximately $1 mil- but right now we are swamped preparand Chief Consolidated Mining ing the delinquent list,’ he said Company near Eureka pays $500,000. Walker indicates a recent story on Mail-ins are greater this year than the closing of Barbizon in Provoconever before, Walkersaid tained incomplete information “We're opening the mail as rapidly Property taxes paid by the company as we can. butit all takes time.” he werelisted at $8,000, but that is only said personal property (machinery and fix The treasurer said that delinquent tures). The real propertytax is approxaccording to Stanley treasurer Walker said Geneva twice as muchas any payer in the county. Walker. Sen. Orrin Hatch will attend ribbon-cutting ceremonies for a new Alpine Half-way House in Provo Friday evening The borrowing rate is approaching 17.7 percent, but by law we can charge county pays more than other large taxMountain Bell taxes will probably be high this year imately $32,000. he said cessor. Lynch’s announcement cameafter months of speculation that he planned to step down and allow a new premier to lead his party into generalelections scheduled for 1982. Lynch,62,told his party colleaguesof his decision at a specially convened meeting to discuss the government's recent defeats in two local elections, one in Lynch's own parliamentary district. The leading contenders for the premiership are Vice Premier George C. Colley, 54, and Health Minister Charles E.. Haughey, 53, both of whom contested the leadership when Lynch wasselected in 1965. Colley, an orthodox Fianna Fail minister, has backed Lynch's hard-line policy against the Irish Republican Armyand his selection would mean no change in government policy in that area, Colley’s opponent, Haughey, once called the ‘‘golden boy’ of Irish politics, has hada turbulent, controversial career within the party. Lynch fired him as finance minister in 1970 over charges he was involved in a conspiracy to import arms for the Roman Catholic minority in Northern Ireland. Haughey wastried but acquitted. In the 1970 purge of his Cabinet, Lynch also fired Agricultural Minister Nial Blaney and two junior ministers. A third, Kevin Boland, resigned in protest against the purge. Since then, Haughey, described as a brilliant economist, worked himself back into favor with Lynch and was Teappointed to the Cabinet after Lynch’s rise to leadership of Ireland’s biggest single party. described him as “walking softly along the corridors of power. “But there was never any chanceof him taking the wrong turning.”’ he said. In the beginning of Lynch’s political career he was the late President Eamon DeValera’s hand-picked choice as spokesman on education and the Trish language, a post uncomfortably near DeValera’s on most cherished fields. But the Gaelic-speaking Lynch avoided the pitfalls strewn liberally within the program to revive Irish as a spoken tongue. By the time DeValera moved off the stage in 1959 to make way for the businesslike, pragmatic tule of the late Premier Sean F. Lemass, Lynch already had found his niche within the Finana Fail Party. When Lemass bowed out in 1965, Lynch was not the obvious choice for successor. There were other, more dominant men whose ambitions could have wewt the party. The party saw the dan; ner signs. It metne thenthe i finance fila|ona asee “politician who had never made an enemy. Fire Hits Nightspot; Claims 16 Youths ROSARIO,Argentina (UPI) — Fire swept a nightclub shortly before dawn today,killing 16 people who suffocated in s ‘efilled Test rooms where they it refuge from the flames.Atleast10 others were injured. Most of the dead were trapped because the club’s windows wereshuttered, police sources said, cutting off all escape routes except the main entrance. ‘The fire broke out at 5:20 a.m, (3:20 a.m. EST) in the Rilke Ii nightclub in downtown Rosario. Argentina's second largest city 19 miles northwest of Buenos Aires. The club was filled with mostly young people. some of them dancing, when the front of the establishment burst into flames, police said. The cause of the fire was not immediately determined. Police said firemen found the bodies of 16 people — five women and 11 men — in or near the club's rest rooms. At least 10 other people were hospitalized with injuries including severe burns. Police said a dozen people fled through the club's only exit door before smoke and flamescut off that escape oe trapping 25 other screaming peo- Center or at the Utah State Hospital It is a half-step back into the community. Clark He will be guest of honor at the ceremony to begin said, wher where people can prepare themselves for at 5 p.m. at the new building, 156 S. 300 W.. Provo normal community life Sometimesthe Aipine House serves as a sourceof The public will attend ribbon-cutting ceremonies treatment in lieu of Timpanogos ‘Mental Health and tour the building from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday The new building includes two levels and a base- Center or Utah State Hospital, Clark said Service groups are to be invited to pul some final tent, with the ground floor and upstairs area fiiished and the basementnotfinished. Areasof the touches on the Alpine House shed floors is 1,848 square feet each “We could use some drapes and items of fur uildiing provides spaces for 18 he noted patients, Mel Clark, director of the Alpine House niture,”’ Socialservice and elected officials will attend the said. “The former facility had room for only 14 and was a remodeled house The newfacility is designed as a half-way house parents Garland and Jan Dennetf will alsoattend The Dennetts and membersof the Alpine House Board of Directors will act as tour guides Friday for talk for the occasion. He believes thesenator will be citizens who wantto see the new building United Way of Utan County supports the Alpine at the new building only to cut the ribbon. The Alpine Houseservesasa rehabilitation center House, The new Alpine Houseis adjacentto the old one for people on their way back to normal living after EPA Leader Joining him will be Russell Fitch, director of public awareness, who will conduct a question and answer period The public is invited to attend, The meeting will be at Schoenwald Terrace, 1835 S. State St., Orem, and cost is $5.50. Reservations should be made in advance with Mrs. Raymond Duvall, Pleasant Grove; Mrs. Abe Kader, Orem, or Mrs. Grant Wightman. Provo. McDonald will discuss the EPA negoatiations with Geneva Steel and role of the EQOAin the western states. He will answerquestions anddiscuss issues informally in addition to his prepared remarks Forum spokesman Bill Evenson said, ‘This will not be a formal hearing but a real opportunity to interact with a manofintelligence and wit who is an authoritative spokesman for the EPA. Ice Skating Spanish Fork Seniors Rink Opens At Harbor Is the ice skating rink at Utah Lake State Park Enjoy Nevada Excursions hte30% SPANISH FORK — November was a busy month for the Senior Citizens of Spanish Fork. Underthe leadership of Olympic-size artificially ir. and Mrs. Carlos Gardner, they enfrozen rink offers excel- joyed many activites. lent skating conditions Nevada seems to have a special atDecember through traction for many of them. Near the middle of the month a group of 46 took March. a bus to Elko for a very enjoyable trip Rental skates are Again on Nov. 29 and 30 another bus available for a $1 fee. Adult admission is $1.50 carried 47 happy people to Jackpot. and children 6 to 11 are Here the program wasespecially enjoyable. admitted for $1. The five-member group known as Schedule is 10 a.m. to Sons of the Pioneers entertained with noon, 1 to 3 p.m., 4 to 6 songs and music of yesteryears. This p.m. and to 9 p.m. ever day Monday throug Saturday. In addition, on Friday and Saturday there is skating from 10 p.m. until midnight Sunday hoursare 1 to5 p.m. OGDEN, Utah (UPI) — Executives. For private group par- professors and associate professorsat ties, the rink can be Weber State College eam significantly reserved Monday through less than their counterparts at Utah Thursday from 10 p.m. State or the University of Utah, acuntil midnight. Reserva- cording to a report from the Office of tions must be madein ad- the Utah Commissioner of Higher vancebycalling the rink Education. 375-0733, But the study. compiled for the State Board of Regents, said WSC assistant professors and instructors — lower faculty ranks — receive wages in line with those paid at the other two stute * institutions. Man Faces Kidnaping Charges McDonald is an articulate and well informed public servant who is very sympathetic A preliminary hearing to the concerns of has been set in Provo's Utahns. Eighth Circuit Court for William Kinsey, 503 E. “As EPA Director of 1000 N., Lehi on Jan.21 at Intergovernmental Rela- 2 . on a kidnapping tions, he maintains a — third degree balanced view of the EPA-Geneva negotiations that promises to Baseball is very big enlighten rather than enflame us. This session with my people. It follows up our October figures,It’s the only time meeting with Governor wecanget to shake a bat Matheson and the at a white man without Citizens Coalition to Save starting a riot. — Dick Gregory. Geneva.” Highland School Dedication Tonight guests are invited to an open house at the school. cheBarwfieierala feblhed Sunday Ceeuohdey by Seine nogve Newseper ne 555. Nor rthas Wast, Provo, Utoh 8460) JENSEN,Publisher N LAVERL CHRISTENSEN. Editor Emeritus Entered os second class matter at the post office in Provo, Utoh P.O. 109143060 ‘Audit Bureau of Circulation MEMBER > United Press International SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 Month, carrier 6 Months, carrior One Yeor, carrier MAIL RATES IN UNITED STATES 1 Month 6 Months One Yeor OFFICE CIRCULATION La HERALO TELEPHONE NUMBERS : NEA Service $4.50 $27.00 $5.00 $30.00 360.00 373-5050 group has been together for a long time Oneof ther has sung with the group for 20 years. This enthusiasm and activity will continue on into December. This Fri- CAMERA Sitesi ia24" day two mini-busesand three carswill take 44 members to Brigham Young University to enjoy “Christmas Around the World,” and reservations are now being taken for the annual Dec. 27-Jan 2 trip to the Rose Bow! Parade. Morelonger range plans are in the beginning stages and will be reported as theyare realized. POLAROID SONAR Instat 599 COLORBURST 300 WeberCollege Top-Rankers Earn Less Than ‘U’ or USU The report said the mean salary for a full academic professor at Weber State is $23,657 annually. Full professors at Utah State earn $25.974, and at Utah, 705. Executives at the college earn an average of $30,310 a year, compared with $36,000 at the University of Utah veinst~" Way31899. KODAK Sov viwe ..34O%H State. By contrast, the study said instructors at the Ogden college earn a mean wageof $16,611, while the average pay scale at Utah is $13.618, and $14,141 at Utah State. The study showed high, low and COLORBURST 100 Hoatat Tn.128"4 averagesalaries. but revealed noinformation which wouldlink any salary toa EKTRA-1 CAMERA particular professor. Regents ordered the report after a lawsuit was filed seeking the release of specific salary informaion about teachers at Weber State. Such a release was ordered by a state district court, but the case was appealed to the Utah Supreme Court. The high court has taken the matter under advisement. Sai 516% Camera KODAKFILM C-110-20 exposure or aoe Br I STANTPRINT Refuses to Reveal Names By U.P.I. Brigham Young University has defied a federal court summons and refused to turn over the namesof the school’s financial contributors to the a Revenue Service. cues ents arrived at the school's londay to pick up the docu- ments, but BYU’s general counsel, H. HalVisick, told them school would not comply with the summons. It had early said it would fight the IRS. US.District Court Chief Judge Aldon Anderson had signed a “John Doe” summons for the names and addresses of donors. But a BYU spokesmansaid the summonsis ‘‘an illegal procedure and we refuse to‘comply. Wewill wait for this to run its course.” The next step in the dispute is forite IRS to seek a show-cause compelling the university to justify its action in Woman to friend: “Doctors say swimming is good forthe figure, but I'm notsure believeit. Did you ever see a whale?’’ Good Reading. 49" EKTRA-2 Mielector and $39,442 at Utah State. And associate professors were said to earn a meansalary of $20,099 at WeberState $21,684 at Utah and $21.195 at Utah BYU Defies IRS Agent; MicrowaveClass Set on Thursday TIMEX WATCHES Utah's largest open for public use? The ne palleeman wielding an ax hacked then the shutter covering one winHIGHLAND — Dedication of the new Highland dow. cutting open an escape route for Elementary Schoolwill be tonight at 7 o'clock in the nine young people. school auditorium, according to Principal Dan “They panicked, running to the Adams. Speakers at the dedication prograin will be Supt. bathrooms at the back of the club for shelter,’ a police spokesman said. Dan W.Peterson,of the Alpine SchoolDistrict; Ken Whimpey, school board member, and Principal “That’s where most of them died.” The nightclub, in the middle of down- Adams, Also speaking will be Ivan Orr of Salt Lake City town Rosario, a city of 500,000, is whois the son of an early teacherat the old Highland located in a gallery of stores. Police said seven bodies were found School, James Copeland Orr. The old school house in the women’srest roomandfive were built in 1888 was located at the site where the old foundin the then’s toilet. Other bodies Highland LDS Ward Chapelis today. rr will presenta portrait and autobiographyofhis were found just outside the restroom and police said had apparently father to the new school. The family has also donated made desperate attempts to escape funds fcr the new media center which will be named the James Copeland Orr MediaCenter. from the restrooms. Dedicatory prayers will be given by Highland It took several companies of firefighters 2% hours to controlthe fire Mayor Donald LeBaron and District Board Member Leland F. Priday. After the program parents and so they could enterto find the dead. AMERICAN FORK — class on microwave cooking will feature holiday treats Thursday from to 10 .m. in the home economics room at the American ‘ork Junior Hi th School. The teacher, nie Norder,will prepare ham with fruit glaze, hot beansalad, beefjer! ey and an assortment of holiday food, including divinity, fudge, nut brittle, plum pudding, eppe permint brownie rs, peanut butter crispies, and home-made sweet lensed milk. There will be a nominal fee. The class is sponsored by the American Fork Community School under the direction of DeLavna Crockett. ribbon cutting ceremonies, Clark said Alpine house Clark said. “It will serve our purposes better Clark did not know if Sen. Hatch has prepared a regionaloffice in Denver. will address the Utah Forum on Fridayat 7.30 p.m Lynch's record-breaking triumph in 1977 when he wonthe largest majority in Ireland's political history and a 20seat majority over all other parties in the 148-seat Parliament. A veteran Irish politician once remarked that Lynch lacked all the qualities for political success. save one. “And the one he has makesall the others unnecessary.’ the politician added. He wasreferring to the personal charm andthe nationwide popularity of the relaxed premier. Another politician. commenting on almostSelfSele Talk by tal Protection Agency's As lreland’s Leader Fail Party to meet soon to select a suc- Forum Sets Stuart McDonald director of in tergovernmental rela tions in the Environmen- Lynch to Quit Post DUBLIN, Ireland (UPI) — Prime Minister Jack Lynch said todayhe will resign and asked his governing Fianna STUART MCDONALD psychiatric treatment at Timpanogos Mental Health 8 Page 2—THE HERALD. Provo court. The IRS soughtthe donorlist afterit audited 150 people who contributed property to the university. Agents said the donors grossly overstated the value of the property, which included ‘66 silver mining claims,three coal mines, several oil wells, art objects and jewelry. The donors claimed $18 million in deductions on their incometaxes, but the IRS said the property was worth about §2 million. IRS agents want the donorlist to simplify an investigation of fraudulent deduction claims. Otherwise. the IRS will have to sift through millions of tax returns. The IRS is investigating large property contributions made to many colleges and universities. 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