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Show 4 The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, September Ih Date Gerard 18, 1976 Aboard Viking 2 Command May Activate Jammed Soil Scoop Peter J Boyer Associated Press Writer Calif Scientists PASADENA, of carbon atoms essential to life as we know it, took on added significance as baffling early data from Viking 2 s biology instruments began pouring in By Friday that a direct command to 2s jammed scooping arm would complete a delivery of Martian soil to a laboratory aboard the lander The arm got stuck in mid delivery last Fanday, and a handful of Martian soil bound for an y analysis was never delivered Scientists guessed that a faulty switch caused the malfunction, and they bypassed the switch by making a direct command for the arm to proceed with its rounds. Scientists wont know until Saturday whether the arm is working again The y laboratory will analyze the tiny rocks and identify chemical elements contained in them. Misses Experiment The most important probe that mis sed out on its regimen of soil was the The organic chemistry experiment experiment, considered most crucial to the question of life on Mars, was to get its sample on Sunday, but that dig was canceled Scientists wanted time to look ior an area within the landers reach that was as dissimilar from the soil probed by Viking 1 as possible, since the first lander failed to turn up any organics The earlier choice was a spot that "seemed so much like what was picked up by Viking 1, said Viking spokesman. Maurice Parker It was not known when the Viking 2 robot would reach out for a soil sample to make its delivery to the organic (henustry experiment The search for orgames, tiny chains hoDed Indicated Life Viking Somebody ought to tell her a dress that short is clear out of style now! Governor Tightens Lid on Fairbanks Alaska (AP) FAIRBANKS, Alaska is sending an emergency prosecutors and pubi'c defenders Alaska pipeline boom town to prostitution mugging and robbery The governor of force of judges, into this trans crack down on Gov Jay Hammond also volunteered state troopers to patrol he streets, but city officials turned down that offer Hammord said Thursday he took the steps because of advice from people m the Fairbanks area that the situation on the streets has become serious, if not outright dangerous Street crime has increased m Fairbanks since the uiflux of pipeline workers began two years ago It has mushroomed again this summer as the project nears completion and workers begin to be laid off Fairbanks is the only major community on the pipeline route through central Alaska The pipehne is scheduled to be completed next year Police Chief Richard Wolf said the citys enme pipeline workproblem resulted from ers, a reluctance by the city to raise the taxes to hire rpnrp pnipo inadequate laws lenient judges nnd the old last frontier syndrome of Fairbanks g j H 0 1 I IL C--P P3S3V 1 l ear-thme- n Hr f K 3T5 J' W JL JLJL f-4- instrument stmt information that seemed to biology n- ,D- - HsVfTf r.f.xx indicate life processes were going on in the miniature tests chambers These findings essentially the same forwarded by Viking 1 were confusing because organics were never found by the first lander Without orgames, scientists lean toward a chemical explanation for the data What puzzled scientists this week w as a positive result m the experiment that searched for life by checking for gases usually produced as living things eat, breathe and give off wastes A puff of sucli gases was found, and the results were clearly produced by something in the soil Whether that mysterious something is living or nonliving, though, scientists couldnt be sure "But we are farther down the biologisaid Dr. cal road than we were, Gilbert Levm, who designed that particular experiment Levin and Dr Harold Klein, who heads Vikings biology team, said the findings fill most of the criteria for ial either biological or chemical a scenario Too Much, Too Soon But the sudden eruption of gases, said Klein, was "too much, too soon for him He said If it was biology that piuduced Hie gases, it would have to liave been a Luge color. of Mai ban organisms n. 3 n urn bu0 m The L, i 0 0 Baby your budget with these great savings on infants furniture by Bassett. vfcvV 'SfwiWw A S a r, - X I U ff A - t 7 A 'V y j LJ ikiim ! --wrni CwFva - W9 sv. a 6u0 v f vjjpf .1 V. ya ffr Skaggs brand ccrnfort top knee-h- i hose. 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