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vv WU v 'W "wwv r w 0Tnrnr Qaifiel mryrrro y r' a f Ads TV Farr, Page 31 SMMd Sectioa w WO" '1' wrororo rmTt rnpnr n nnm alif gfibunr br'JS-al-f Salt Lake City, Utah orr rr w Local News Sports, Comics Page 23 September 26, 1962 Wednesday Morning wy sX. Area Census to Double Auiiiioriuni Dy l9oOLI. otiiciy Irtcports Report Asfe lUllitl-Us- e Advisers Favor One Structure 2 Economists Cite Big 4If, By Clarence D. Williams Tribune Staff Writer The joint Salt Lake Civic Auditorium Committee has recommended that e audionly one torium and sports arena be built In Salt Lake County. THE RECOMMENDATION received by the Salt Lake City Commission Tuesday was based upon a study of several months. The study came up with this important assumption, said Howell Q. Cannon, chairman: TThe Chic Auditorium would house the only large sports arena in the valley. THE REPORTS recommended that the need for sports arenas of the University of Utah and the Utah State Fair should be combined with other e civic needs for a auditorium. . Salt Lake County cannot afford more than one such facility continued the report Defense Role City-Coun- ty Bv Jerome K. Full Tribune Staff Writer A doubling of the Salt Lake area population within the next 20 years was forecast Tuesday by a team of University of Utah economists. - multi-purpos- THE REPORT WAS made for the State Highway Department and local governments in Salt Lake County and southern Davis County all involved in a cooperative Salt Lake Metropolitan Transportation Study. State and local officials gathered at the State Office Building to receive the study. THE REPORT is one link in a chain of studies designed to e provide a base for highway planning. Highways in the metropolitan area had to serve a 1960 local population of 414,000. By 1965, the number is expected to reach 492,400; by 1970, "51,-30- 0 and, by 1980, the area is expected to have a population of 821,000. The area is bordered by lI tain, Farmington, Magna and the W'asatch Mountains. long-rang- multi-purpos- Seek Wliys of Safety IT THUS becomes doubly important that action be taken in the near future to predude construction of a more limited '.facility by one or both of the Teen-ag- e drivers ate ticketed to find out the why" of this! The event sponsored by The two group mentioned." A SJr seven other traffic protv' Salt Lake Tribune and The Tbe committee has held most often for following an- collected puW luing data. STATEWIDE, - the research other vehicle too dose. Jemsjommoa to youthfd drivCourjci investigated the experiences of . ers Thursday at the sixth an- . team plotted a 1960 population . l 7 other with civic Sooo to be buried In concrete, steel AND SOME 2to delegates nual Teen Traffic Safety Con- - besia Canyon Dam crest to turbines below-- Eight of 893,000, increasing to 1,016,-20- 0 ' from Utah high schools will try Terence. ijn- - at the Utah Qea CajxtoL auditoriumss stock, right, will conduct water from Gka sock penstocks will be encased in the dam. in 1965, climbing to 1,168,-40- 0 MRS. ARVIL L. Stalk, com' THE REPORT said that at by 1970 and, by 1980, of 1,524,100. committee reaching beginning 1 char-ference chairman aad Associate Professor Lawrthere was some es Tip-Toman of the SaT Lase Safety 'meetings, to the real need ence Nabers and Professor for ,s Council's Teen Traffic Safety civic auditorium-sport- s Jewell J. Rasmussen compiled arena and presented the report. Committee, said Utah high complex, but as information schools have been invited gathered the need became THOSE POPULATION prosend from two to four dele- - evident, jections will be applied to preso-committee decided, each1 on gates, depeadrj JUST RAMBLING: Did yon told you are an old Special to The Tribune ent land use charts to show PAGE, ARIZ With the highest point of Glen Canhow the residential. Industrial, see the car parked on Main er-- " Dam at 525 feet, the tops of only three penstoc-vs- , retail and recreation areas yon this! frk-nwith the other Street W'eB. my day I am b out of a total of eight, remain to be coveted with cement. probably will be distributed in ro sign on the rear: deed honored. An inquest into the suicide coming years. Don't H.t Me i 15 in feet . PENSTOCKS ARE THE STEEL tubes. of Mack Merrill Rivenburgh That in turn, will guide deTm a Personal' Actually. I am more of a diameter, which will carry water from the reservoir, 33, will Continue Wednes- velopment of highway plans to Jr, 01 AX objectives bear a report Friday at through the dam, and out to the turbines in the power day at 10 a.m. before City meet those future demands. Lake the 0,1 sat Salt will eocSeresce be plant immediately downstream. the out City Judge J. Patton Neeley. friends on 2nd Planning !my South, and, here s THE FORECASTS of popuThe penstocks will feed eight turbines to be Installed 41S2nd East, Mr. Can- ney gave me fixe fallowing nd- - I fined be H. F. Kretekman, RIVENBURGH WAS found lation were derived from foremon atmoimced. In the power plant. t ice: something dead in his death-rocell at casts of employment demands jtTal writer for The Salt Lake, -- was hopm that through urry about:, EXSTOCKS INSTALLATION was completed In the Utah State Prison on Sept and those, in turn, were based A GOOD BASIC SI0O Socne cocnmunir', proper plmninr. the facility June when sections of the huge cylinders were connected 13, less than 24 hours before on past experience. ties are out- - would indude three fifths of! Steven Boll. South High of two the those already in position in the dam's power plant. he was to be executed by a But, the economics profesSchool, one fifths of Utahocvnsistert whiskey, president gin. their fitting jerign, with As concrete is placed for the construction of the dam, sors noted, the forecasts have effiicient maintenance so firing squad. parking meter fifth of Irish whiskey, one fifth .Teen Traffic Safety Commit-,-;- !, rj-, The inquest opened Sept 14 a large unknown factor: the f maids with pis- - fight rum. one fifth brandy, f tee, will preside at the open-- that ft would be able to pay the remaining penstocks will be covered. tolv That's all onefifth dark rum. one bottle. ing session for the ir.Trodue-- ! its own wav," the report said. but was continued because loc- fate of defense and other govM i.fii.-l- -i AT THE SAME TIME, inlet gates and trash racks are al laboratories we need. Its bad creme de men the, one bcrtletion of student officers. dis-- S ,nmrm-- D Dam ernmental activities. could not S' being installed on the dams upstream face. Yalrmttoe enough that the of apricot liqueur, one bottle, what drug or poison and adult con-- ! (tuned that a jegrs lower Glen the Dam, DEFENSE activities now acbe of Canyon might subsidy one bottle Upon completion 'caused the death. cherry liqueur, parking meter maids bend the ef but nonetheless it level of the mouth of each penstock will be located 265 count for about 914 per cent ; necessary, windshield wipers when they dnr vermouth, two bottles of, total benefit t feet from the top of the dam. j SPECIMENS were sent to of Utah employment, and fednow. I dry sherry, one bottle dry sau-- J MR. BOLL pointed out fcatj15 give out a ticket See Page SL Cotuma S one bottle of port., the senes of eight discussion! FBI laboratories, Washington, eral, state and local governsuppose, it won't be long ment accounts for more than e bottle Rhine wine, one groups will be under the three-fore theyTI place their pistols jD.C Both Lt Ferris D. Andrus, 15 per cent. By 1980, the on the hood while writing up. bottle champagne, one bottle oI --rodrrt Vroders. Adult-sheriffs office, and Richard G report figured that defense ticket, marring tbe finish! ... of Burgundy, one bottle aro- csuhants wxd be on hand mafic bitters and one bottle of to chief criminal deputy and government employment Dibblee, mfonnaInush requested A men's fashion expert grenadine constitute about 30 per j county attorney, said DOR. they now would that rriare Alcent of total employment, makfor the AaJ. oh resumpThe results of the dsscus-skjare prepared bert nab for men mow wfH bottle Utah particularly vulnering of tion the tablets. of inquest asptriu sessions be stathe w2 be able to decisions made elseTUESDAY own thinking, Mr. Boll LT. ANDRUS where. This, my friend, should get Prince Does anyone m a home bar, said. jj, Bv Robert W. Bernick portunity in Use Unitedspni most of the day at the I Albert coat anymore except. . if vou need anv ' IN COMPUTING a gain in States." prison, interviewing another Tribune Business Editor of course, members of the be . . , to' AT OON. THE delegates, Negotiators Tuesday reached ra prison officer and two inmates. employment from 141,700 to Lake be .will Salt treated to kmch by The an Rotary Oub!) ReP-- ! SAN FRANCISCO said he will show Wednes- - 277,000 between 1960 and 1975 con)f agreement In the labor dis- a program aaded: I knew It would happen. In the how the drug got into the .the Wayne H. Aspm.ll THESADCYNTC:? J iSjl, death-roor no little forecast Riv" to to and 1 Conn told the American Mining LWwsity Mooney, Tribune defend keeping , prjon tends and FTA meetings are drab, unorin agriculture, mining sports editor, iHereules Powder Ca gains least House' lands at en.u; the the affairs that , open , gross Tuesday public ganized as master of cwenssrJes. and metal processing, transj LTLE JOHNSON, See Page St. Column 6 was willing to reconcile some And the letters have' been The afternoon sesskes win' was selected the at portation and communication. 14, Sept. j of the Federal Me- - ef its views on wilderness pouring in ever since. be devoted to the evaluation of Mr. Dibblee The Large increases were projectrequest Senate with the ed in services, finance, whole'of the oerat'- - dasoossaois Lfk and Conciliation Serv- - legislation IN THE ARTICLE I stated creation. wildlands on representatives of the version Day1i'iwedR,venburgh,sb0y sale and retail trade, governthat at every PTA meeting at! and of the Oil. ChemcomYOU a series recommesdafioos.' CANNOT BET ef then retired until Wednesday ment construction, manufackart one woman in a pink ical and Atomic Workers turing, metal fabrication, minmorning. there by yourself: promise dress gets up and tries to TO be difoussed terra tional Union, Local erals and chemical products. suhscr-pDon-s to a FTA zaagaj RIVENBURGH WAS conreached and signed an must be a willingness eviGtv ctsenmis- - include better reiatiocs le-bi- e victed of the murder of Joseph skw Tuesday approxvd install tween enforcement officials providing for a denced by all concerned in orFright-of-wayLeRoy Vemer in a prison attic What Was It? the pufcc. driver der to effect a compromise," PTA.sjTSS . ,on Aug. 24, 1958. Convicted northwest and fion. family car a-- d famBr l the chairman of the powerful thwest corners of fixe inter-- ! anhudes. him were Jesse M. Garcia rearttirg fee pb- - THE AGREEMENT Is sub- House Intenor and Insular Afd Jr-nd Leonard Warner announced. fairs Committee Bees buzzed about the zinnias.ject to ratification by union Avenue. and tbe driver. . tS4. hot was teenage And it jikotnl members. It will be submitted Tuesday IN ANT EVENT, there will as sentenced to I COMPLAINED in the FTAj A sTUDT OF the intersee- - snVct vehicle ownership, to the membership at meetings be no wilderness legislation degrees In Salt Lake City; 92 and Bowne was column that I had been a FTA !tion shows the need tar such jtiaffie and parking around the scheduled next Friday at 9 this session of Congress as in St. Georgel. life in prison. traffic enforcement and aim. 1:33 member for 11 years and never; signs, the city traffic engineer-(schoo-l, and 4:3oVnv in procedurally there is not The forecast Wednesday: pjn. InGARCIA'S death sentence and traffic laws and the Mme-Mihad had a chance to vote. An 'ing department told the Union Hall in enough time left in the session The same for most of the i Magna. (driver licensing Area' with a was commuted Sept 13, less anonymous FTA officer said missaoa. for the House to vote on a termountain this is my own fault. substitute measure drawn by chance of scattered thunder than 12 hours before he was to be executed. "FTA elections are very Super nova? members of that bodys in- Showers In the afternoon. democratic and very honest." Parachutist? terior committee." she writes. you don't get a Mr. Aspinall said, "I had Balloon? chance to ten; its your hoped that by this time the THOSE WHO guessed balfault, and you just don't go House would have obtained tt right." Candidates for public office who 13 to loon are right All other specThe btw. be said, requires a report on enactment of a wilderness ulation was wrong. She says tbe report their total campaign expenses were all expenditures for and on behalf of a preservation act satisfactory in a large measure to to get cfccted to a PTA e warned Tuesday their names mar be purged candidate, The sphere appeared south is to amage far from tbe November ballots. of Salt Lake City Tuesday at FAILURE TO REPORT those total reTHE COLORADAN asserted Benjamin Torrence, Groan-- ; Torrence, 1900 Vine 6'30 and be p.m. shortly after sun- 6200 ceipts carries expenses, said, the St SECRET ART OF STATE Lament F. concern his the in principal She says the best way Is to okl and Mr. son Frank Mrs. set of In of the general election penalty south! dledln Salt competing hos wilderness bill was to bring get two friends together. The Toronto said he intends to brake tbe takk as a wnteia candidate. Fltwl in- a.m. 3 ITS BRILLIANCE against at defiof Tuesday about a for nominates friend j dear, statutory first you penalty against those who don't take tbe Offices involved in the reporting issue nition of the legislativeexecu-trv- e suffered 11 hours earlier the deep blue triggered a flurjuries president of. tbe PTA. Then, law very seriously." aro: ' in a traffic accident ry of calls and queries. One relationship in this field the second friend jumps up He said be via write all tbe came from Goshen? Utah Counand moves to dose the ejec- far public office who are required by tbe ONE ES. SENATE seat; both Utah as a part of a legislative base THE VICTIM was w and on can hich crossing the before else management ty. tion anybody Die House of Representatives; the Practices Act to account to bis seats the Cottonwood diagonal at From Red Bluff, Calif., the thus assv-in- Corrupt get nominated office for their expenses and campaign con- Utah attorney general; State Senate seat use of our public lands could 6100 South Monday at 3:55 Federal Aviation Agency you of tbe ejection. from Die Third District Rich. Summit and be built tributions. Tbe had warned in advance that From FT As we jump to tbe Morgan counties; Senate seat from the SSh p.m. when he was hit by a FRAMEWORK. I the balloon, released by the FILE TOTAL figures acomluira Dstrict Beaver and Millard counties; Sen- wasIN THIS to p&asast subject of stocking a truck operated by Kenneth R. Navy, would be in TJtah skies giro priority willing borne bar. no for tbe ' 15. Oct. later than campaign ate sent from the 12th District Emery, treatment for wilderness presr Workman, 28, 102S8 Peony Wy. Tuesday. Those failing to comply, be 4. net Grand and San Juan counties. A READER writes. T have ervation because I believe that (725 East), Sheriffs Sgt. Keith Ested be on certification his to clerks save Mr. Toronto said if candidates were re- we must do something to THE PROJECTED -- course county just purctased a home in Salt ca Oct. 23. Ibasaid. Lake Cty and there Is a was about 45 miles south of sponsible for reporting orjy their personal some of those areas In the ininThe; boy suffered head terest of science and recreaSalt Lake City at 121,000 feet, expenses, tbe law would be meaningless. nod bar ia tbe recreation . MR. TORONTO SAID juries. some nihiitis as area as tor places of roam. Stoner, Die' bar have the "mistaken eastward at about 20 miles an THE 1961 LEGISLATURE removed ceO-Ir- tion, bnpresskm" they are to is empty. I aza not a drinker SGT. IBA was said hour. Mission: unknown. the contemplation boy fiahle to report only their own campaign la tbe law on expenses that could be peaceful which people ran retire from Salt Lake County west in a crosswalk mysrif. bat we do entertain By 7:15 p.m., the sun had walking and expenses and axe not responmade la campaigning for public office. But time to time even though To Sept. 26. 1962 21 when he was hit and knocked gone well below the horizon quit a fast. I need some ad- receipts tbe requirement for reporting expenses was there are probably few such TO Sept 26, 1961 vice era how to 'stock a bar. sible foe tbe Lnahces of supporting 29 67 feet by the three-quartand the mystery balloon had not charged. what to buy, and I've been 3S ton, dual-whetruck. people with this desire or op- - Allot 1961 disappeared from Utah skies. Utah Teens to Tackle Traffic mw 'aa 'll -- J Dams on Dan Valentine's Nothing Serious Reaches 525 Feet lo.s , Jury to Stage Inquest on Riveiiburgh bar-stoc- k "S And. edi-i01- r larjuio. l r ,t -- ". cson e. 1 Two Factions a Agree, End Hercules Rift House Willing to Alter Wilderness Bill Views ; ... r. w-;- i .. Board Approves Traffic Sums c rrmThy?!htion Tis Grand grtorinuUte eonV grent W P, UaJinri:h Sphere Adds Twinkle in Dusky Skies - fr coea-jeourt- s, If n Traffic Injury Claims Life Of Comity Youngster, 6 af-Le- TnArFlC'TwLL J n g j r3 , nr gs er -- a aaxau a aaa.a a aa a aaxxxx i x a , f- - - m ' r. r |
