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Show J 'The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, September 5 H 12, 1976 . J Asks Legislature O i ;.iTo Pass New T ax Law - rrpntlnued From Page l Oaf jand house trailers and from $5 to ; $1 motorcycle and trailers CVughn C. Soffc, mayor of Murray, Ws Z elected new president of the league He succeeds Jennings Phillips B-- r 4 :$Jxicans Observe mm Independence ; fn Celebration . 166th anniversary of the Indepenfpie denoi of Mexico was celebrated Ln Salt -' baker City Saturday with a program and dirtc at the Terrace Ballroom, MSm sponsored by the was for per of Mexican descent and friends of celebration, X-Tf- 464 S P'tro-Civico-Mexican- 2 fioi-- 'Merico XAtthe meeting the group's queen for 878-977, Rebecca Lovatc, Salt Lake 2 City,' was crowned She succeeds last J'faCs queen, Barbara Romero. T &5rtainment was supplied by the Pallet Folklorico and Lucas Barela LuiJ'La Palomilla -3- Jr Salt Lake , City finance commissioner, who will remain on the board of directors. The first vice president will be JoAnn Brown, Lehi councilwoman, and the second vice president will be Desmond L. Anderson, mayor of Logan The new board of directors will include Robert H DeBoer, assistant mayor of Ogden, Russell D Grange, mayor of Provo, Glen N. Greener, Salt Lake City public safety commissioner; Courtney Larsen, mayor of Salma, Sevier County, William H Levitt, Alta town president; Joyce U. Miller, councilwoman of River Heights, Cache County; Kerry Jm.es, mayor of Cedar City, Hollis G Hullinger, mayor of Roosevelt; Walter T. Axelgard, mayor of Price, and W Leon Pcxton, councilman of Lehi. The award for the appointed official who has had the longest tenure in office went to Charles Wilson, superintendent of the Salt Lake City Water Department, for 50 years of continuous service The Tom McCoy Award for the outstanding municipal official in Utah went to Mayor Golden P. Wright of Fillmore. S- 'I' Stadium. event is the annual Coneours In French means of elegance," sponsored by gathering ;2 Tin 'Salt Lake Tribune and the Salt County Senior Citizens Center bus ; 'foprfj The fund already has purchased a the seniors use for trips and is 7 Ticking a second. 2 JVmission is $1 50 for adults and 50 I -- cents for children under 12 I Mechanical Marvels 7 6pme 65 mechanical marvels, some their original beauty and others 7 -- Cf stored to mint condition, will be - jjxgished in quest of 68 trophies which TXtU be awarded at a 4 p m ceremony at Fountain. -r tae of the coveted prizes will be the -peoples choice" trophy which will allow spectators to vote for their tTElfgance, which -- Z 'favorite. design, sT'E? itli V; -- A r Vy- J 'ArtSi.-i 7--3 JL - i z?.'. i i - Indian Massasoit statue was against' helmet law at rally. Head judge will be Harry Knox, San Francisco, who says judging will be on a point system to Sports Car Club of America standards, based on elegance, appearance, t Continued From Page B-- l said "Crowds during the campaign dont usually get this big Accompanied by his wife, Marlene, Mr Howe said he has been working hard in Washington for the causes of anti helmet law enthusiasts He said he worked hard to successfully persuade William Coleman, secretary of transportation, to abandon plans to withhold $7 million m highway safety construction funds for Utah unless the state modified its helmet law, whic. makes it legal to drive a motorcycle without a helmet on roads with speed limits of less than 35 m p h I received tremendous support on the Public W'orks and Transportation Committee m these efforts," Rep Howe said. Continue Working He said he will continue on the national front to work for the motorcyclists causes if "I get back to Congress " "I have had my problems at home but everyone is entitled to one mistake, if I indeed did make a mistake, Mr Howe said among shouts of support He said that no one has faulted him on his record in Congress and told the group he needed their help to get re elected to a second term Continued From Page B-- l father running for the presidency, thejoung Ford "said, "Were going to win both ways "If he wins the presidency Nov. 2, which were optimistic about, thats "Youre welcome to drop by my campaign oitice at 65 E 400 South and to work m the various voting districts," he said And I need financial support If youre aola to do anything like that, wed appreciate it," he added Loud Cheers Mr Trotter, also greeted with loud cheers, said the Libertarian party is the only political party which advocates repeal of helmet laws The candidate, seeking Sen Frank F, Moss seat, w'as dressed more for the occasion than Rep Howe He had on jeans and a pullover sweater and his hair was mussed a bit "We believe the people should be free to decide what to wear, what to smoke and what to read, he said, among several "Right ons, "Far outs and Yeah man" from the crowd I will work to repeal all victimless crimes laws When there is no victim there is no crane, he said Pass Stupid Laws Mr Trotter said the bikers must vote to put the politicians who pass these stupid laws out of office " When the cyclists started gathering at Liberty Park they created a minor concern m the police department Several officers were dispatched to the park, but there were no incidents ... 1 Son of Ford Confident In S.L. Visit Support at Capitol bngress Hopefuls 4W- - fn n k general V' 9 Horne instant replay of the days of wheels, brass radiators, seats and Bhoogha homR will piace Sunday at 10 a m at the 7 !iversity of Utah IX The flashback will run from 10 a m to ItfciS on the grassy mall area zast of 2 --the Behavioral Science tower near Rice y n , fgAncient Elegance Today b-u x&rz; 'V -r . (3xJen-8pok- e if w. I :jAh-oog- ha -- Motorcyclist Rally Draws something he wants very much and thats something that if he w ants, we want for him But if he loses, which there is a chanca of, we win him back and we have more time to spend with him," he said Answering questions at a press conference at the Salt Lake City International Airport, the confident and composed Ford said he didnt know if his father would visit I tan before the election He also reaffirmed that he has never used marijuana When asked what the material caked on his cowboy Isiots was, young Ford said I d hate to tell you, its from the stalls " He spent Friday in Nevada watching the air show and visiting the Nevada State Fair where he "looked through some livestock expositions He said his trip to Lewiston for the rodeo is basically a political v lsit to meet people working in his fathers Hopeiuiiy campaign organization they wont put me on any horses," he said Escapees at Large, Husband and Wife en- gineering features, finish, care and operation A best of show award will be A husband and wife who escaped from two selected on the merit of elegance, different correctional facilities wore still at large design and general appearance Saturday In Case of Rain Salt Lake and California businessQuentin Coleman, 39, and his wife Kristine, 48, man David C. Stephens, show chair- - both failed to return to their respective halfway man, said that in event of ram Sunday, houses Friday night He was at the Probation the show will bo staged the following Halfway House, 323 W North Temple, working at Sunday, same time and place assisting Eimeo, and she was residing at the YMCA, 322 E 3rd the two sponsors are personnel from the South, while attending a but. driver school for the University of Utah and the Olympus Utah Transit Autnority. Kiwams Club According to David Franchina, director of the In the event of questionable weather womens correctional facility, Kristine Coleman left conditions Sunday morning, show offithe YWCA for work at 9 When she failed to cials will notify The Tribune Informareturn by the midnight deadline, ;he and her husband tion Department with word on postponement. Spectators and car owners were listed as escapees may obtain final show information by Quentin Coleman was received by the pnson Sept 1 after 9 am. phoning 7, 1973, to serve not more than five years for While many of the cars in the show embezzlement He was paroled, but returned to the will be of turn of vintage, prison m May for a parole violation several much younger will be competKristine Coleman was received at the prison Nov. ing, including racing cars, several post World War II V8 Fords and 19, 1975, to serve one to 10 years for embezzlement. She had a parole date of Aug 9, 1977. foreign models an 524-450- high-spee- d IVNows the time to make a solid investment. You cant stop inflation, 77 not take advantage of so why it? With a 77sqlid investment. Like a Boise 7 Cascade Home. "7.1 Its built with quality on every side. l7.J?fcm the double flooring to windows. From ;L;Tb& double-pan- e XToc copper plumbing to the 7I331h-dne- d lumber. 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