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Show T - T T wv T 'TyT f 1411 r rrr" w-- w r -- w ' The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, September 27, 1962 Ad Executive New Head Of Journalism Society Medical Studies To Open for 210 Registered The 18th session of the of Utah College of Medicine since it became a four-yea- r nll - begin school Thursday witl a lolal enroll ment of 210. - THURSDAY AND Friday vuli. be devoted to a freshman orientation program for the 55 students in the beginning class. THEY ARE: Arthur K. Benson. Paul S. Bergeson, Michael C. Brown, Scott L. Brown, Willard R. Call, Richard T. David. Norman H. Faw-son- , Jan S. Freeman, Terry E. Gagon, Jimmie E. Graham, Gary K. Haddock, Val G. Hemming, Glenn O. Hewitt, John L. Lynch, Edward B. McLean, Bard A. Merritt, Floyd J. Millet, Gordon E. Moss, Boyd E. Nelson, John W. Nichols, Michael C. Romney, tennis D. Russell, Monte B. Shirts, Michael H. Stevens, Charles T. Swallow and Jimmie N. Tarro. Uni-ersit- New officers of the Utah Rampton, public services diHeadliners Chapter, Sigma rector, Salt Lake Tribune, secDelta Chi, professional jour- ond 'Ice president. DIRECTORS FOR the comnalism society, . were elected ing year include Will W. Bow-ma, Wednesday, at a director of public moor'luncheon Utah Power and Light ing. Co.; Roy B. Gibson, news di. William A. Dunn, account rector, KCPX TV; H. F. Kretch-man- , exe c u t i v e for editorial writer. Salt ' David W. Evans Lake Tribune, and Mr. Wallen-- t and Associates, tine. former newspa- The mew officers will be m- m n a and per stalled in December for the television news Mr. Dunn 1963 calendar year. ' director, was named president I He succeeds Keith Wallentme. - Salt Lake City bureau chief of , Strips Auto on Lot United Press International A distributor valued at $25 OTHER OFFICERS elected and a set Of hubcaps were Wednesday include Will Fehr, stripped from an automobile Information technician for the of Hansen Brothers Auto Utah Medical Assn., first vice Sales, 651 S. Main, Police said president; and Robert E. Wednesday. rela-tion- BNPHJMRPB K Q MMmpn VMMNRIMB feaeafc V " ' 1963-6- 5 Budget Jump five per cent, the cost to be nor reduced his allocation be-- gram, $11,025; air pollution met by departmental receipts cause during the past biennium control, $36,677; radiological ment budget for the a programs had not been set up health, $113,059; water purity biennium somewhat above the and supplemental request for use pf certain federal al- control. $17,974. THE GOVERNORS allocaamount being spent in the curDr. Carlj le Thompson, lotments matching rent biennium was agreed to tion to the department from funds. Suchrequiring are now Health Department director, programs In a state funds is $1,946,500. With being activated. by the Board of Health told the board he was not recmeeting Wednesday at Its The supplemental requests ommending supplemental reestimated department collecF. Douglas Blvd. tions of $80,000, and federal are divided as follow! : quests that would materially increase the next budget above this THE BOARD approved sup- grants of . $1,361,236, HEALTH MOBILIZATION the current one, but he felt makes a total of $3,387,736. plemental requests of $403,753, Funds available for the cur program, $31,531; childrens that some programs are of which are in addition to the al- - rent biennium, , including led- - services, $68 898; dental health such vital importance that grantsrarT10Unt t0 3,5;;j $14,547 ; TubcuToMS control, D. Clyde m preparation 364. available. $34,100; support of budget message to the next IN SOME CASES the gover THESE INCLUDE a health construction proHospital Legislature, and are intended to augment programs considered to be of vital importance. Also approved was a propossalal for an ary increase for department employes in the next biennium A Utah State Health Depart-fo- f 1 1963-6- mobilization program for disaster readiness; a radiological health plan to provide greater protection against nuclear fallout and radiation from other sources; more effective control of both air and water Auto Looters Work Theft of an autorqpbile top boot valued at $45 from the vehicle of Jack Miyake, 355-- th East, was reported to police Wednesday. le l.0JmaltI?J?rL;5!,erar 7 Hill-Burto- n across-the-boar- d Study Clothes Theft John David Robinson, 1081 East Wednesday had complained to police of the loss of his clothing and an attache case to burglars who entered his room at Temple Square Hotel. 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