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- ' ' State-of-the-A- rt r e -- ylvning t Friday June 3 REAGAN COMES HOME TIRED TRIUMPHANT — President Reagan welcome and returned home from his Moscow summit to a campaign-stylsaid his talks with Mikhail Gorbachev would prove "good and promising" for the future "Peace and freedom are what this trip was about and we saw some real progress in several areas in Moscow" the president said He claimed progress on human rights regional conflicts and "tangible proeven though his talks with treaty gress" toward a new arms-contrGorbachev produced no breakthrough on a new pact Vacation at Lake Powell This summer free of regular school classes schedules and activities your child can master the basic reading or math skills he or she needs to do much better next fall All it takes is two to four hours a week Center Call now at a filagnostic Testing vindividualized Instruction s Personal Attention Materials Unique Reward System Now enrolling for Reading Math Study Skills Readiness Sylvan CLEAR Algebra College Prep :r ne-0- ci ' A 11111111INMEMIE next fall i e 1 ren-mu- Sylvan this summer Better grades '' - - '"- k MEDICAL EXAMINER LEAVING FOR GREENER PASTURES — After three years as the Utah medical examiner Dr Edwin S Sweeney said hes had enough of the long hours low pay poor working conditions paltry state funding and state officials who treat the problem lackadaisically The low pay (lowest in the nation) was mildly novel for a time he said "No one could top you when it came to griping" but that's not a good enough reason to stay in Utah he said He will resign his post Aug 28 for a position with a private firm in Reno Nev His annual salary is $71500 compared to $100000 average for medical examiners in the west STATE ASKS PSC TO PROBE MOUNTAIN BELLS PROFITS — The Division of Public Utilities asked regulators to launch a formal investigation into Mountain Bells profits believing the investigation would result in lowering telephone rates by $14 million to $34 million Mountain Bell agreed to lower rates by $9 million in December because its profits were exceeding the cap set by th2 Public Service Commission The division contends Mountain Bell's profits are still exceeding the limit Mountain Bell is allowed to earn a 14 2 percent return On its stockholders' 1 m" Nogionemaidulimmommingommoommongoi BLAST — porters IMPASSES MAR SCRIPT — SUMMIT Mikhail Gorbachev and President Reagan hailed the progress they achieved in what was probably their final summit sessions but Gorbachev grumbled about Reagan's attempts to change Soviet policy toward dissidents and refuseniks — those denied visas and punished for seeking them Gorbachev told Reagan "your words are not convincing" when the president tried to persuade him to modify Soviet policy SOVIET INSPECTORS COULD BE HERE AS SOON AS ONE MONTH — With the signing of the Intermediate Nuclear Forces treaty in Moscow Soviet inspectors could be in Salt Lake by July 1 The Soviet contingent of up to 30 people could remain as long as 13 years Their American counterparts will be stationed in Votkinsk along the southern fringe of the Ural OF RELIGION IN RUSSIA — Presi- I 57 VICTIMS SOME St Wednesday ASJune RHETORIC DOMINATES June 2 Thursday SUFFOCATED AFTER OF MINE'S Some of the 57 men in the Stolzenbach coal mine in Borken West Germaemerny survived a devastating gas explosion but suffocated when their gency masks ran Out of oxygen officials said All are presumed dead who was working his first shift as a miner Among them was an He had "graduated from school last Friday and wanted to earn some remoney before continuing his education" Mayor Bernd Hessler told Mikhail Gorbachev won a fresh endorsement from President Reagan for his Soviet reform program but the leaders only inched forward on arms negotiations and Gorbachev suggested it may be "time to bang our fists on the table" to end the impasse — MORAL MONITOR SOUNDS ALERT AS AIDS MAILER HITS AIDS information brochures publidied by the US Department of Health and Human Services arrived in Salt Lake City spurring calls to hot lines and the ire of Families Alert "Some of the issues in this brochure may not be things you are used to discussing openly" noted US Surgeon General C Everett Koop "But now you must discuss them We all must know about AIDS" But Families Alert spokesman Charles Ulrich of Fruit Heights says Dr Koop is providing "implied approval of sexual perversions' WILSON PUTS SOUTH SL MAYOR ON HIS TICKET — South Salt Lake Mayor James W Davis Joined Ted Wilson's team as the Democrat's lieutenant-governor running mate with the pair pledging to get Utah's urban and rural economies back on their feet again Mr Wilson the former Salt Lake City mayor said he wanted an ally "eminently qualified to be governor" if necessary more than someone who could geographically balance the party's probable ticket Monday May 30 FOR NEW AGE 71 4 Tuesday May 31 REAGAN EMBRACES GORBACHEV'S REFORMS dent Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev edged forward on arms issues In a summit session that was eclipsed by Reagan's meeting with dissidents and his challenge that the Soviet leader "recognize religion" In a meeting with dissidents refuseniks and members of their families Reagan said -- I came here hoping to do what I could to give you strength But I already know it is I' medium-rang- out-ofsta- long-rang- REAGAN ASKS Mountains in central Russia Inspection teams will verify that no outlawed e missiles are built Motors for the banned Pershing 1A and 2 missiles were constructed at the Hercules Bacchus East plant in the southwestern Salt Lake Valley while the Soviets assembled SS-- and SS20 components in Votkinsk mored car May 5 turned himself in and provided information that led to the recovery of the missing money Special Agent Bob Lund said Mr Gray 26 Murray appeared with his attorney at the FBI's offices in downtown Salt Lake City and surrendered tie turned over a money clip containing a location where the rest large amount of cash and identified an of the money was hidden ''t believe all of the cash was located" Agent Lund added PresiLEADERS CLASH ON RIGHTS IN FIRST SUMMIT SESSION dent Reagan welcomed to the Soviet Union by appreciative crowds began his fourth summit with Mikhail Gorbachev The leaders immediately clashed over human rights setting the stage for what one US aide called -tumultuous conversations" Gorbachev said the two leaders have shaken loose the "enemy images" of old stereotypes Reagan who once spoke of the Soviets as an ''evil empire" made clear that- serious differences re main saying "We both know it will not be easy- to surmount obstacles e nuclear weapons standing in the way of a pact to slash MEMOS REVEAL STATE FEARED THRIFTS' FAILURE — Months before their final collapse a state regulator questioned the state's complicity in allowing several insolvent thrifts to continue accepting deposits according to internal memos released by a federal magistrate The memos were sent to Gov Norm Bangerter by George Sutton 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