Show Page 2 I" The Utah Statesman Friday November 13 1981 TheiWorld Stockman's resignation rejected by Reagan WASHINGTON (AP) — Budget Director David A Stockman recanted his own "‘poor judgment” in what he termed a visit to President Reagan’s woodshed Thursday Stockman said Reagan rejected his offer to quit for having expressed doubts about the administration’s economic program Stockman said he tendered his resignation in a Oval Office meeting with a "very chagrined” president who at the end "asked me to stay on the term” He agreed The budget director who grew up on a farm said the session reminded him of "a visit to the woodshed after supper” He said he told the president that “I have one and that is to dispel any notion” that he purpose does not have faith in the program he designed as the president’s top budget planner “I deeply regret any harm that I’ve done” Stockman said adding: "lam grateful for this second chance to get on with the job the American people sent President Reagan to do” Following Stockman's appearance at a White House news conference reporters were given an official statement which said Reagan “expressed his grave concern and disappointment” in the remarks attributed to Stockman in the December issue of the Atlantic Monthly magazine The article in December’s issue had swept the capital since Tuesday REED Vn In So “REMARKABLE” XOTHCXST not-T- “ELECTRIFYING' CEVE ShLMIT ABC Strrrg 'Kyspcsc TV SUPERB” fl VREi Sio TIMES 7 :00 9:00 “BEAUTIFUL” sew'0niFicvw JAGGEDYMANo1 1 SUNDAY AT 5 DECA MAT SAT AT 1 1 00 & 1 :00 SNOW QUEEN G 22 KDWOOO X 00 KvNu IATE FR T' p Stockman acknowledged jhat he had made mistake and apologized for what he has now recognize as a grevious error i The president expressed his grave concern mi disappointment about the issues raised by thefcfc He expressed particular dismay at the ponibl e gestion that his administration— or any membearf his administration — might seek to mislead the American public Shuttle's mission cut to two days UNFORGETTABLE’ £ After reviewing the article on Stockman president today directed Stockman to meetwiiU Stockman and the president met alone for the Oval Office from 12:45 to 1:30 m Sl-r- at 11 00 heaw met ai 4 SAT WANTED: Photographers Jobs feature low pay long hours and plenty of practical experience in a professional setting Contact John Ward at 750-175-6 or find him in SC 315 (Leave a message if he’s not in) CAPE CANAVERAL Fla (AP)— Space shuttle Columbia its flight only six and one-ha- lf hours old was told Thursday its planned five-da- y mission would be cut to slightly more than two days because of a malfunctioning fuel cell After ordering the cell shut down Mission Control said "When a fuel cell is taken permanently off the line it brings about a mission schedule that calls for a minimal mission — 54 hours” Astronaut Joe Engle the ship's commander radioed fission Control in Houston and asked shutdc communicator Dan Brandenstein: "Dan do you think we can recover that cell later?” “I don’t believe we can” said Brandenstein The problem was in one of the three cells that provide the spaceship with electrical m The cell showed too much alkalinity and wai shut down Dan Long a spokesman for United Technologies which builds the power pradv-incells said the ship could operate its fill mission with only two cells But Mam Control rules said otherwise g 83-orb- it Engle and Richard Tuely had a perfect liftoff earlier in the day but they soon were faced with seemingly minor problems until Fud Cell No 1 showed too much alkalinity Their journey was to end next Tuesday afternoon with a whcels-dow- n landing on Rogers Dry Lake at Edwards Air Force Base in California That will now take place late Saturday afternoon Bullen still wants Utah to buy beach land LOGAN Utah Charles (AP)— State Sen Bullen says that Tuesday he will reintroduce a biD to have the state buy 5000 feet of land on Bear Lake’s east shore The Legislature is scheduled to reconvene in special session Tuesday to work on a redistricting plan vetoed by Gov Scott M Matheson Bullen’s bill passed the Senate Oct 29 in an earlier special session but in the House it failed by five votes Bullen said he now has a better legal description of the land He said he has also agreed to a modification of the bill calling for a purchase price of 15 million to be appropriated to the statc now but returned to the treasury in three years through the sale of surplus state property There is property owned by the state now that is much less desirable than the Bear Lake land and some of that could be sold to pay for more desirable property” Bullen said As for the lake front land Bullen said ‘‘It’s just too good a deal to pass up It is virtually virgin country not all built up We don't have to condemn it and we have willing sellers Bullen said the state division of parks and recreation has listed the land as the highest priority of any property for parks acquisition He said it offers cisco and mackinaw fishing and swimming beaches He said it also offers the possibility of a marina for boating THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL SOUP or any SALAD WILL INCLUDE: A FREE DRINK FREE DINNER ROLL AND 'or&v&r LbSSA Tall Trolic Semi-form- al The Hufr band Saturday November 21 0 8‘OOHi30 SoutA stake Center Tickets couple |