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Show 22 A The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, July 1, 1982 Money Well-KnownNaturopalli. 67, Dies at S.L. Home Dr. William Henning, 67, prominent Salt Lake naturopathic physician, died Friday of a a t u r a 1 causes at his home, 247 E. 9th 1 South. I- Dr. Henning ' was appointed to Cj x the (Utah- - ii'i. r State , Naturopatic Ex-aming Board for a three . year term in 1957THe was reappointed in I960. He practiced r HennI,, optometry ( and naturopathy from-192to 1950. He discontinued practicing optometry in 1951. He was practicing naturopathy at the time of his death. , ;h ' and the Finley' Chapter 82, Order of the Eastern Star, He was a member of the El.Kalah Temple Shrine, Utah Consistory.,". V - HE WAS BORN April 28, Lagerdorf, Germany, a son of Fredrick and Johanna Henning. He married Bemiece 1933, in FarHenning May 19, ' 1895, go, NX). . Survive! s include his widow; a daughter, Mrs. Maxine Erdoisa, Bruneau,' Idaho; a sister, Mrs. A. C. (Gertrude) Hawkins, Lincoln, Ill., and a brother, Fred, Elkader, HU Survey Aide, 77, Dies in S.L. Hospital Gone:(Ex-Coujt- y Prisoners Get Credit John Elmer Mackay, 77, former Salt Lake County surveyor, died Saturday at 3:30 ajn. of natural caus- A year-endepletion of special funds used for transport- es in a Salt ing federal prisoners held in Lake hospital Utah after, sentence was im- Mr. Mackay posed has resulted in an aggre- was county ( Tv ; gate reduction of 199 days surveyor from jVJ from sentences meted out to 1954 to 1958. ' f five .men. . Prior tothat he x. JUDGE WILLIS W, Ritter, had served as f U.S. District Cou$ for Utah, deputy j county fo ordered the preparation - of surveyor Mr. Mackay amended judgments against seven years. Before holding these positeach defendant allowing credits ranging from 30 ta 1(0 days. ions he Was a civil engineer He explained the appropria- with the Mountain States Teletion, which runs from June 30, phone and Telegraph Co. for 1961, to July 1, 1962, for trans- 15 years. He also worked for Utah Power and Light Co. porting prisoners from Salt the Lake ; County jafl' to federal 20 years as arcivil engineer and - pi d j - FUNERAL SERVICES will be Monday, noon, at 574 E. First South where friends may call Sunday, 7 to 8. p.nv and hour prior Tuesday one-hato services,; Friends wishing to penal Institutions is exhausted. The funds were depleted HE HAD PRESENTED a do so may contribute to the number of papers at the na- Shriners Crippled - Childrens after sentences were originally imposed and before the men tional convention of the Ameri- Hospital could be moved. . ' r J, can,- Naturopathic Assn, and THE NEW appropriation is served two terms on the oreffective Sunday. I in the fntermountain Area. There will be ganizations board of trustees. The weather forecast map for Sunday lndi Defendants who received cates generally fair to partly cloudy sides j little temperature change, some showers. He wrote a booklet, '"Proamended judgments are: logue to Organic Medicine," WALTER A. Picklesimer, 42, and was writing two books at Las Vegas, Nev., allowed 70 the time of his death, senon a two-yea-r A reorganizational meeting days off HE ALSO WAS a eoricert tence, for Interstate transportaof 'Salt Lake City Chamber of tion of a stolen automobile; violinist and taught violin. 60 8 76 84 Miami ,0! Denver Data From U.S. Waathar Bureau Ma- Commerce board of governors, Arthur Lee Gardner,-3was He 32nd a Degree Port4ft 44 9 New Orleans 15 Fair to partly cloudy tkiee ara axpact-a- Ely 47 87 44 Oklahoma City son and a member of the May- first attended- M ovar the Intermountain Area Sunday Evanston 30 with credited land, five Ore, by newly 74 40 73 40 Phoenix Grand Junction with aoma thundershowers activity. 71 75 93 sentence for Tr. flower Lodge 94, Finley, SD., San Antonio days on a two-yea- r Las Vaaaa of members the elected board, 90 38 St. Loins 49 M Kano interstate transportation of a Temperature Chart 54 75 will be held Monday., Rock Springs Salt Lake Weather Datat Precipitation v 59 S4 stolen automobile. Sheridantor ended Saturday at 5 period 39 10 Watt Yellowstone p.m. Tr. precipitation for June ,49 acClaude Qwen Riley, 21, New GUS F. BACHMAN, execucumulative deficiency, .49; precipitation FaeiHc States tive secretary, said the meeting York, N.Y.; Donald Eugene since Oct. 1, 1941, 13.83; accumulative ex44 70 Anchoraaa sunset, cess, 1.91; sunrise Sunday, 5:01 be held at chamber head- McCready, 21, Mobile, Ala, and will 55 64 Fairbanka 8:03. 75 Honolulu quarters, 207 S.Main, and will Francis (Clifford Dungelman, 42 Juneau Sail- - Lako City ami VKlntty 29, Danbury, Conn, each given 40 Fair Lot Angeles, Police Saturday were seek- include election of officers. 49 49 Sunday with a few afternoon clouds and Portland 33 senmembers who board New days credit on two-yea- r 41 72 Isolated of thundershowers. chance San Dlaao Partly ing a burglar who tried, but 51 52 cloudy and a little cooler Monday. High San Francisco will be seated include Howard tences for Interstate transporlows near near near 05, 52 47 IS, high Monday Seattle apparently failed, to obtain L. Blood. Ted C. - Jacobsen. tation of. a stolen automobile. 12. winds Monday. 59 St Increasing Spokane Utah Generally fair Sunday except loot from the J W. Brewer Arthur R. McQuiddy. S. MorMidwest Isolated afternoon thundershowers, mostly ALSO APPEARING before 170 W, 1st South. 60 In eest. Pertly cloudy and a little cooler Tire Co., Bismarck it gan Sorensen and Thomas R. the 72 Tr. Monday. Highs Sunday S5 to S, lows court, was Dennis Joseph it Chicago 52 74 50 to 55, highs Duluth Monday (0 north to OFFICERS SUMMONED to Taylor. Barile, 28, of Newark, N. J, and 95 south. 48 90 Increasing winds In northwest Kansas City 54 the scene after an alarm was BOARD MEMBERS retiring Philadelphia, who pleaded 82 ? valleys Monday. Minneapolis 47 86 Omaha Eastern Navada Fair Sunday and set off, found. that a back are Lawrence F. Black. T. S. guilty to a charge of transportMonday, except becoming partly cloudy East and a little cooler north Monday. Highs window had been knocked out Carter. J. P. Gibbons. Sherman ing a stolen automobile from 15 45 Boston o 55. 3, Iows45to Sunday J0 highs 88 44 Hevr The burglar apparently fled F. Lloyd and Ned Winder, in- New Jersey to Utah. lie was Monday 77 norm to 91 south. 44 85 D C. Washington Southeastern Idahe Partly cloudy to through a back doorway sec- cumbent president of the cham- placed on probation for five South last occasionally cloudy Sunday with 44 89 ber and board chairman. j)i numerous afternoon and evening thunder, onds before police arrived. years. jerque 41 85 a . lf , Governor .Board . Of-Chamb- j, To Reorganize Sky Recipe: Bake at 88, Add Showers ; 5, d Alarm Goes Off, Burglar Flees Yorh-Wy-- ' : showers. Partly cloudy and scattered showers Monday. Locally windy Sunday and Increasing winds and a little cooler Monday. Highs Sunday 71 to OS. Iowa 45 to 55, highi Monday 7J to 15. S.L. Woman Seeks Return To School Board Position Southwestern 12-fou- term on the Salt Lake City Board of Education in Ward One. Mrs. Landa first was elected to the board in 1958 after having resignedof the the presidency League of Worn-- Mrs. Landa en Voters of Salt Lake City to become a candidate. She is vice chairman of the boards curriculum and school work commit, tee and a member of the rules and purchasing committee. .. ..jJN' HER announcementMrs. Landa said it had been a gratifying experience to serve on the board during the past four years and added: l' i MRS. LANDA Is a member of the Hall of Fame of the Salt Lake Council of Women and one of six women recently honored by the YWCA and National Council of Jewish Women lor outstanding contributions in the field of social action. 1 1 Calvin L. Rampton, , candidate for the Democratic nomiSenate, nation JtortheU-SSaturday ,told a meeting of state convention delegates in the Newhouse Hotel, that-i- f tax cuts are to serve as a spur to the economy, they must apply principally in the lower Income brackets.. H "The resounding majority by which- - the voters passed the bond and leeway elections last spring Indicates that they want the board and administration to go forward as quickly as MIL RAMPTON maintained possible with a program of that s', proposal of the y.S. Chamber of Commerce that quality education for our chil- cuts concentrated in the dren. upper income brackets would "THE BUDGET for the com- not provide an immediate spur ing year which was adopted to the economy, but that cuts last week with the approval of in the lower brackets would the Utah Taxpayers Assn, and immediately increase take-homother civic groups Is a bluepay and purchasing power which would be ' exercised print for such a program, i ' I hope to be able to continue to promptly. e a windy Monday. Wyoming Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday. Widely scattered afternoon and north and east evening thundershowers portions. A little warmer .south and cooler north Sunday afternoon. Highs 45 to 75 mountains, 40s lower elevations. Summary Skies were generally- - clear to partly cloudy ovar the Intermoun-tal- n tew scatRegion Saturday with tered showers and thunderstorms observed In Temperatures ranged mostly In the 70s Ift Wyoming tnd In thg 10s elsewhere. y in-th- New York Times Service embroidered, imported wide per pair, 30 and ' Clothing Theft length , . . tambour tiers HE PROPOSED as an effective tax reduction an Increase in the personal exemption from $600 to $700 and a One ..per cent decrease in each reg. to 4.98, 30" long pr. reg. to 5.9,8, 36" long pr. reg. to 2.98, 11x72" valance ea. bracket Mr. Rampton agreed that a reduction in the corporate tax rate might provide additional funds for capital expansion and ultimately Increase purchasing power by increasing dividends. 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They parked Sp.4.G Robison was a memtheir automobile under a street ber of Headquarters Cb:,"2ntl light at 575 N. 2nd West, Fri- Engineers, Strategic Army day evening. Corps. 70-inch- es 36-inc- h S.L Soldier Found Dead At Army Post Youths Report imtli.l Mi NEW YORK, June 30-or showers fell Saturday from southern New England to thg Carolines end In the Waft. It waa warmer In the northern Plains States and cooler from northern New England to the Upper Lake Region and an . to the North Pacific Coast. r, right-of-wa- In- Hampton Favors Tax Cuts In Lower Income Brackets . ,1 Falrwtth i . FUNERAL SERVICES will -be conducted at noon at the Granger Twelfth LDS Wahl . Chapel, 3570 Market St, Gran- - . ger. Friends may caU at 2350 13th South, Monday, from E. j. of purchaser 7 to 8 p. m, and Tuesday at the HE WAS an' active member ward chapel one hour prior ta of the Church 'of Jesus Christ Burial wiU be In the . of Latter-daSaints and of the VaUey View Memorial Park.? Republican Party. - - , He was born in Granger, Nov. 1, 1884, a son of John Cal-de- r 26, and Catherine Jane Moses AbiHe married Janet Mackay. gail Tanner April 10, 19071 In The marriage was Granger. e Salt later solemnized Lake LDS Temple. He was rev By Associated Pres 3985 S. Redwood : siding at LEWIS. WASH A solFT. Road (1700 West) at the time dier due for discharge in Auof his death. gust was found shot to death with an Army 2 rifle Thursday morning on this creasing clouds Sunday, chance of showers Sunday night. Partly cloudy, scattered showers Monday. A little cooler Sunday and cooler Monday. Highs Sunday 50 to 90, lows 50 to 0, highs Monday 75 to 05. Increasing winds Sunday and locally (Esther R.) participate In the policy plan,Mrs. Jeny' Landa, 2150 Sunnyside Ave., ning for this program for the Saturday announced she would coming four years, if the voters so decide." r run for a second - year Idahe r' , SURV1ROES Include his widow; six sons,' J. Stewart, Nile T, Howard T, Warren T, LaMar T, all Salt Lake City; Frank T, Woodland Hills, Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. Rich. ard J. (Janet) Bannon, Ros- well, N.W.; 22 grandchildren; 23 greatgrandchildren; seven brothers, Eugene, (George W, Roland C, Harold M, Dewey G, all Salt Lake City; A. Cal-deWendell, both Los Ange- les; a - sister, Mrs. .John S (Catherine) Cosgrave, Beverly mils, Calif. ? 4N t. M mm A A |