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Standard-Examin- ‘J— y- - ' scw--- ' Crfl iiiV- WjlL aua a &- s w yX - ww T 23 Arrested in Easter Nuclear Protest 'C&sr$£S GREAT FALLS Mont (AP) — persons were arrested and charged with illegal trespass on a military installation after about 40 people blocked the main gate to Malmstrom Air Force Base here in a peaceful Easter night protest against nuclear weapons Twenty-thre- e schedule court appearances at a later date for those arrested Prior to the arrests the Air Force said it had issued “barring” letters to 35 persons The letters stated the person would be arrested if he came onto the base a second time Base officials said 15 of those perthe base and that sons did eight other persons who were issued “barring” letters during earlier demonstrations at the base crossed onto military property Sunday night and were taken before Larsen One of those eight is the Rev John re-ent- Twenty-tw- of those charged were o released on their own recognizance by US Magistrate Dirk Larsen who had set up shop in a base hangar while bond was set at $50 for the other person arrested Larsen said he would SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — The Salt Lake City Council will consider Tuesday whether to spend $15 million to purchase the southwest corner of a block directly north of the building Te proposal is part of a master plan to develop the entire block into a number of government condominium and business complexes Proponents of the plan say it would rejuvenate the southern portion of Salt Lake’s city-coun- Joseph Smith the first president of the Mormon Church and five other men gathered on April 6 1830 to establish center the president of the Mormon 85-year-- Church is given a hand as he leaves the replica of the log cabin in which the church business district while providing needed space for expansion of state city and county offices A council vote on acquisition of an additional part of the block is slated for April 24 Mayor Ted Wilson supports both purchases but says development would probably have to wait until interest rates fall Two building projects for the block are already under construction or are in the design stage They are a bank building on the northwest corner and a state office structure on the northeast condominiums and a private Three mid-risoffice building have been proposed for the southeast portion of the block Developers said some retail outlets would be located on the block’s perimeter Remember Church's History xpand influence Kimball Says FAYETTE New York (UPI) — Mormon Church President Spencer W Kimball visited a small farm on Easter Sunday then told his church’s 45 million members to remember the rich history of Mormon progress while to working expand the religion’s influence in the world Kimball spoke via a satellite linkup and radio to those attending the church’s annual general conference in Salt Lake City and to members in 34 countries celebrating the 150th anniversary of the founding of the religion at the Peter Whitmer farmhouse in Fayette The church leader noted with the pride rapid growth of the Mormon faith during the past 15 decades “We now have 30004 missionaries” Kimball said “That is the largest number of missionaries ever in the history of the church The young sisters serving represent 13 percent of the total Eight percent of the total missionary force is represented by older couples” 150-ye- ar full-tim- e He said “We can count on growing membership These numbers thrill us as they indicate the progress we are making and remind us likewise that we must achieve in even more major ways in the years ahead” And he took a moment to advise members not to be disheartened by those who would disparage the Mormons He told the faithful to “use wisdom and judgement in what you say and do so that we do not give cause to others to hold the church or its people in disrepute “Viewed in perspective 150 years isn’t really a very long time even in human history” Kimball said “But just an as individual’s life can often make up in quality what it lacks in length of years so the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints has compressed in 15) years SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Mormon church added 1632 wards and branches during 1979 and its 29454 missionaries baptized 193000 to converts the Utah-base- d religion Those were among the statistics on church growth released this weekend at the 150th annual general conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints Total church membership was reported as 4439000 At the end of the year there were 1092 stakes in the church each the equivalent of a diocese The church had wards or branches in 81 countries y The church’s birthrate was reported as 30 per 1000 members In 1376 the United States birthrate was 147 per 1000 population The church’s death rate is considerably lower than the national average Church members die at a rate of 42 per 1000 while in 1976 the national average was 89 per 1000 population The Mormon church has no paid ministry Worthy male members 12 years and older hold various offices in a lay priesthood Last year there were 152000 deacons (aged 14-1- 5) e WITH A 122000 teachers (aged and 232000 priests (aged 12-1- 3) 16-1- 9) It also had 394000 elders 33000 seventies and 161000 high priests Church leaders said the number of priesthood members increased 107000 during 1979 AND A CHECK CHECKUP Lemnitzer led a similar demonstration at the base last Easter and was dearrested and given a ferred sentence after spending one night in jail He also led a march to the base’s main gate last August 7 and was among five Missoula residents arrested then Lemnitzer received a deferred sentence for that trespass offense one-mont- $ 05 shortly before 9 am parttoday while an Air in icipating Force exercise on the western ranges near Initial reports indicate the pilot ejected safely and was taken to the Dugway dispensary The plane was attached to the 108th Tactical Fighter Wing stationed at McGuire Air Force Base N J Nellis AFB Nev and it was on a simulated air combat mission DISPOSALS ®9? $2® 95 up For Water Gas Sprinkling Systems STEEL AND PLASTIC Large Assortment OF Sinks Bath Tubs Toilets Faucets Dugway Proving the “Red Flag“ exercise operating out of GARBAGE PIPE Grounds The jet was part of H 1 STANDARD FAUCETS tional Guard fighter jet crashed F-1- six-mon- th STANDARD DUGWAY PROVING GROUNDS — A New Jersey Air Na- h 1950 Wall Ave 394-776- 5 OGDEN 1475 So State 773-788- 0 Clearfield SOS So Main 723-774- Stora Hourn 4 Brigham City Mon-F- 8-- rl 6 Saturday 8-- 4 SEE THE CLASSIFIED TOE AMU UDMM AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Hot Ham 'n CHccm 0hru §tanharh-fcxantut- Mont Lunch Platter Salad Bar Beverage $229tos359 many significant accomplishments “We don’t have to be old to be great” he said in closing the conference Mormon Church Notes Growth ty Lemnitzer 35 pastor of the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Missoula er SIC to Consider Fighter Crashes Land Buying Spencer W Kimball 7A 1980 7 Monday April er B8Q MeH Lunch Bef Lunch ?r 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