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Show Monday, June 15, 1981, THE HERALD, Provo, Utah—Page13 Utah-Regional Astrograph Stars Chart Map of Future Bernice Bede Osol Oil Thiefs? Oil Spill Baffles Investigators LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your Possibilities for advancing your self-interests are a bit better than usual today. Without being unduly selfish, push for what's importantto you. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. FORT COLLINS,Colo. (UPI) — Larimer County 22) Take a hard look at your officials are continuing their investigation into a finances and material affairs today. You might be able to find June 16, 1981 Bonds will be greatly strengthened this year with someone extremely important to you Before your next birthday, the twoof youwill be functioning as. one. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your powersof persuasion are exceptionally good today and you should bevery adroit at turning companions around to your way of thinking. Romance, travel, better ways to put everything in balance. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Don't judge someonein advance today based upon the comments of others. These persons may be difficult for certain pals to get alone with,but not you. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You're likely to function better todayin a supportingrole, rather than being the front guy. Taking bows isn't as important as accomplishing your purpose. luck, resources, possible pitfalls AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) months areall discussedin your from observing successful asso- and career for the coming Astro-Graph which begins with yourbirthday. Mail $1 for each to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth date. CANCER(June 21-July 22) This is a good day to attend to a serious matter which you have been side-stepping. Get down to brass tacks. Finish it once and forall. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You have fine organizational abilities today, but you must be careful not to be heavy-handedin executing matters. Usea light touch. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) This could be a very profitable day, provided you are materialiy motivated. If your desire is to accumulate, you could do so from two sources. 12,000-gailon oil spill they say might have been the workof an oil thief Authorities initially believed the unlocked valve might have been opened bycattle, but Sunday they decided the spill was probably intentional and might have been done by someone who stole or attempted to steal someoftheoil Crews using booms. vacuum trucks and absorbent material Sunday mopped up about 12.000 gallonsof crudeoil that spilled from a storage tank northeast of Fort Collins and flowed via irrigation ditches to the Black Hollow Reservoir in neighbor Uranium Future Today you're apt to learn more ciates than you can learn from any book. Pay heed to one whose style you canimitate. Bad for Workers PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Assume a moreactive role today DENVER (UPI) — A newspaper says 5.500 uranium workers without jobs in Colorado. New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming are facing a bleak employmentpicture. More than 5.500 persons are out of work in Colorado. New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming since theprice of yellowcakefell from about $43 a pound in late 1979 to about $25 a poundearlythis year, the Denver Post said in a copyright story. Yellowcake is processed uranium used for fuel by nuclearpower stations. The Postsaidin its Sundayedition the mining and milling layoffs in the four-state area were taking a toll on the people and townsaffected by the job cutbacks. The Post said a study by Colorado's West End Economic Adjustment Committee showed the suicide rate in an area composed of Montrose, San than you've beentakingin things important to you and your mate. Be the one who sets the goals and timetable. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Allow yourself ample time before making important decisions today. Your judgment is very sound once you weigh all the pros and cons. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Tasks requiring considerable concentration are the ones you are likely to perform the best today. You should also beskillful at updating systemsor methods. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Miguel and Dolores counties was 30 times higher ACROSS 1 5 9 12 13 45 Bog 46 Tzigane Type ofjacket 49 Polliwog Engrave Written From avowalof a Facility debt Siamese 54 Stead language than the national average. Norwood, Colo Psychologist Steve Schlageck said that figure was closely linked to increased alcoholism in the area and he said that was a result of no work and no money. The committee also said nurses in Montrose and Dolores counties reported their patients were Answerto Previous Puzzle reluctant to follow up on some recommended 56 Landed 14 Author Fleming 57 Enjoyment 58 Soviet river medical treatment becausepatients said they could notafford it. 15 Rhythmic movement 59 Uprising 60 Sample 16 Axes 61 Marshal producers in the four-state area showed several reasonsfor the rapid decline of the uranium indus: try. Some of the reasons included: government 17 Hill dweller 18 Havingslits 20 Fracas (2 wds.) 22 Wriggly fish a 27 31 The Post said its survey of major uranium Dillon's regulations that madethe ore too costly to mine nickname 62 Musical pitch DOWN 23 Loving 24 Jobs fear generated by the Three MileIsland incident and competition from foreign sources of uranium The reason for the bottom falling out of the uranium milling and mining industry is ‘‘very simple,” said Emmanual Gordon. nuclear fuel cy cle projects manager for the Atomic Industrial Forum of Bethesda. 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Other 51 Jungle cat 52 Diminutive suffix 38 Old ut there is not a heavy enough concentration Officials said a valve was discovered open Satur dayon a tank ownedbythe Natomas Oil Co.. afirm Oil reaching the reservoir was largely confined by booms to an inlet although small amounts were visible as a sheen on the surface in one section with offices in both Texas and Oklahoma. The Larimer County sheriff's office on Sunday began an investigation into the cause of theincident Officials said the wind had blown theoil back keeping it from spreading over the entire body of Meanwhile the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency took chargeof overseeing the cleanupet fort which could take as long as three days, ac water cording to spokesman Alvin Yorke We haven't detected any damage to wildlife There is no heavy accumulation at all on the lake. so wefeel pretty good about that,” Yorke yet’ Yorke said. “AndI don't anticipate too much problem with thefish becausetheoil tends to float said Natomas hired Western Environmental Inc. of on top. There might be some problem inthe marsh Portland, Ore. to conduct the cleanup operation Anti-MX Group Oppose Senators Marriott Named GOP Chairman SALT LAKECITY(UPI) — Utah Congres: sman Dan Marriott will serve as chairman of the 1981 State Republican Convention to be SALT LAKECITY (UPI) A group opposing the MX says Utah Republican Senators Jake Garn and held June 27 in the Salt Palace Orrin Hatch do not represent Utahns’ views on placement of the controversial missile system in their state Marriott's appointment was announced by Party Chairman William Stevenson Sunday “We are very excited about the convention Bill Walsh chairman of Utahns United Against andaboutthe opportunity of having Congress- MX. said in light of recent Utah polls, and the man Marriott serve as chairman,’ Stevenson Mormon Church's announced opposition to the mis- said The convention begins at 9 a.m.. and is open to the public sile system, he believes the senators’ support for themissile is inconsistent with the viewsof Utahns. If Senators Hatch and Garn had opposed President Carter’s MX plan last year it would no longer be a live issue today“ Bill Walsh chairman of Utahns United Against MX said Instead they joined with Nevada Senators Can- Local Bond Opposed PARK CITY, Utah (UPI) non and Laxalt to say that it was okay to build half the system in the Great Basin,’ he said. “Now, one year later they arelikely to vote on a similar MX A groupof residents romise. As Utahns we don't want to see any more green lights that will bring MX here. have announced their opposition to a special bond election set for Tuesday, saying the bondis not Walsh said the senators had done President need In a letter to Utah Attorney General David Wilkinson, the groupclaims city residents are be Reagan a disservice by‘‘throwing the decision in his lap. An MX game of deception is being played against US. citizens and the senators are helping ing asked to pay twice for municipal improve ments. The bond would fund construction of a $4.6 million ice arena, a $750 000 renovation of Miner's perpetuate thesituation.”’ said Walsh. “MX can be stoppedif only our legislators would dotheir job Hospital, a $1.4 million improvement of thecity park, and a $1.7 million shareof a new field house The anti-MX coalition joined with the MX Information Center Sunday for a benefit concert at the Utah fairgrounds with a theme of ‘‘Ax the MX.”" Citizens will be paying twice for the same prc jects promised to them by the city council in 1975 Citizen Chairman Tom Hurd said. ‘This will be an inordinate increase in their property taxes if the Cuts Cancel School $8.4 million bond issue prevails. RICHFIELD, Utah (UPI) — The Richfield School West Valley Funds Short WEST VALLEYCITY, District has cancelled summerschoolfor the first time in twenty years because of inflation and budget cuts Carl Tuft assistant superintendent for the dis- Utah (UPI) — Utah's third largest cityis facing budgetary problems and says it doesn't have enough money trict, said the elimination of summerschool is only oneof the cutbacks madenecessary by federal belt- topay its annual dues in the Utah League of Cities and Towns The commission has declined to appropriate $18 819 as the city’s 1981-82 dues for membership in the league. And unless, the panel changesits mind WestValley will not be a memberofthe association during the upcoming year. tightening Tuft said that maintaining regular school programs was of higher priority than summer school. If funds are restored, Tuft said he would push to bring back the summer program WeberState Enrolls 55 One ofthe 41 Haven been late,” Gordon said. He said the ‘forward lookisstill conservative. Utilities just aren't building as manyplants as had been anticipated.” ing Weld County Gershwins Arab Pupils OGDEN, Utah (UPI) — Weber State College officials say 26 students from Saudi Arabia will enroll at the schoolJuly 1 to begin a two-year course in computer sciences. Project Director Newel Cutler said the college will receive $450.00 from the Saudi Arabian governmentto train the students in mathematics electronics and use of computers. “The Saudis can see the boom in computers that has hit the world and they're gearing up for their own computers,”’ Newel said. The college was one of 50 in the United States bidding for the training project. Hometown OPTIeitides Bob's CommonCents All Cold & Silver with ee ee (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Suspected Robber Crashes Car, Kills 4 LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) — A car driven by a suspected Texas bank robberfleeing from police ran a red light and smashedinto anotherauto, kill. ing four Canadian tourists. ‘The victims. who were neighbors in Calgary. Alberta, had rented a car for their visit to Las Vegas Killed in Saturday's accident were Alan and Robin Goldstein and Samuel and Liora Landau All the victims were thrownout of the car bythe impact which ripped the rental car in half. The front half of the car was hurled about50 feet strik ing three other cars. "The bankrobbery suspect was identified by police as David B. Lee. iy, wanted in Fort Worth, Texas Hesuffered a broken leg and headlacerations in the crash. 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