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Stevenson of Layton 58 fills the seat of Glen Saunders who r Stevenson signed June 22 to accept an appointment as interim county clerk Stevenson was one of six candidates submitted by the Davis County Republican Party's Central Committee to fill the post The GOP gets to pick a person because Saunders is a Republican The new commissioner who is running in November's election to fill the commission seat for four years is a former Davis County teacher and school district adminisre-M- ' vn) tW11111-7''''- 1 Witati Oluippont crA 74'S) LIS'rrgeill Oath trator Commission Chairman Harold Tippetts said six people were interviewed and the choice was the result of some real "soul searching" "We had to address what was in the best interest for the county with an interim appointment" said Tippetts "A person could have been se- This Riday and Saturday E r N emith's Come - Celebrity Scooper Schedule Friday July 15 1988 Time Celebrity Location 10:00 am Tim 4100 S Redwood Rd 2039 E 9400 S 11:00 am John 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Lake (KMGR) 700W 5300 S Sponsored by: Rootbeer & Smith's AP so LEI Fri !OE tEr:13h South Si Council Revokes License Of El Nortinos Bar Special to The Tribune SOUTH SALT LAKE — The City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to revoke business and all related operations licenses from a local bar that has had a history of trouble with neighbors El Nortinos 2741 S State St opened last October and has seen 21 cases of disturbing the peace 16 fights three knife fights public intoxication anddrug violations In the council meeting where emotions of 4somplaining residents ran high the council voted to give the owners 24 hours to close the bar and move to a new location "I feel that the city has to give them the owners appropriate time to move and this isn't enough" said Roy Johnson attorney for the owners Initially Mr Johnson recommended that the city grant six months for the owners to move commenting that a new location had already been selected But angry residents shouted that they had faced enough of the bar patrons most who usually migrate to the parking lot where many of the disturbances occur "There are security guards there but they're not doing anything" said Sgt Van Midgley of the South Salt Lake Police Department Sgt Midgley added: "The security guards will sometimes cower into the corner and were uneffectual Our officers needless to say were scared too Sometimes there would be 300 to 400 people" B3 The Salt Lake Tribune Thursday July 14 1988 ISAAC ASILIOV'S SUPER QUIZ 'raze Isaac Asimov's Super to a Quiz Answer PhD Score 1 point for each correct answer on the Freshman Level 2 points on the Graduate Level and 3 points on the PhD level PHD LEVEL 7 Answer Spelling: Given the phonetic pronunciation spell the word correctly 8 Troo-s- o Answer 9 Miss-che-v- Answer FRESH:JAN LEVEL ANSWERS: 1 Koll-ee- snomppsm 6 neas g Answer -- 14aAn3tinsul 61104 snoram 2 tuRdcbe Answer Answer GRADUATE LEVEL 4 Vawd-vi- l Answer 5 Vish-u- s Answer 6 ajjtnrq sto antapneA IsPodAH Z anitgall00 I SCORING: 18 points — Congratubtions doctor 17 to 15 points — Honors graduate 14 to 10 points — You're plenty smart but no grind 9 to 4 points — You really should hit the books harder 3 to 1 points — Enroll in remedial courses immediately! 0 points — Who read the questions to you? 3 Show-fe- 1981 ken Rehm Published wlee powasten s bed Denant Faseedsee bath Amato "rebate Inc 0 r AIDS Group Won't Pass Out Condoms at Neighbor Fair The Wednesday meeting resulted in a joint statement in which the city and the Salt Lake AIDS Foundation said the foundation's participation in the fair "is both appropriate and es- The Salt Lake City AIDS Foundation and the city agreed Wednesday that the foundation would forgo plans to distribute condoms in a safe-se- x brochure at the July 25 Neighbor Fair in Liberty Park Mike Zuhl Mayor Palmer De Paulis' chief of staff and AIDS Foundation Director Ben Barr termed the agreement a compromise that averted a clash over whether the foundation was within its constitutional rights to include condoms in the bro- sential" The statement went on to say that the city the fair and the AIDS Foundation agreed that information available at the foundation's booth would further "everyone's interest in broadly disseminating vitally impor- tant information" Nevertheless because the Neighbor Fair draws a lot of children the sensitive nature of AIDS information and "practical difficulties" involved in distributing brochures with condoms in them the city and the founbrodation agreed that the safe-sewould nO chure contain prophylactics the statement said chure Mr Barr and Mr Zuhl worked out the agreement in a Wednesday morning meeting that included city Parks Department Director John Gust Recreation Director Scott Gardiner City Attorney Roger Cutler assistant City Attorney Bruce Baird and Gary Howard who has contracted to organize the Neighbor Fair The fair is an annual event that follows the Pioneer Day Parade Nonprofit organizations set up booths to sell food and conduct games to raise money for their groups About 85 groups are expected to set up booths at this year's fair Tuesday Mayor DePaulis said he would ban the foundation from distributing condoms in a brochure as a matter of city polabout safe-se- x icy and directed Mr Cutler to research the city's legal position The x In addition city officials determined Wednesday that the city was not the sole merely a sponsor of the Neighbor Fair Mr Zuhl said That undercut potential argtir ments that banning distribution of brochures with condoms in them waS a violation of the foundation's right of free speech if the Neighbor Fair was a event The agreement pleased the foundation Mr Barr said The fouk dation had cffered the mayor a con promise that turned into a "win-wisituation" for everyone involved he said brochure included information n: about abstaining from sex as well as how to use a condom SLCC Official: Tax Rollback Is 'Really Frightening' college absorbed 45 percent of the additional students enrolling in the: nine colleges and universities making up the Utah System of Higher Education Like other state higher education institutions he said tax rollbacks and limitations would force it to increase tuition by 25 percent to 30 percent while at the same time cutting back on the courses available to students: "We need to talk with as many people as we can and give them the facts so they can make informed de- cisions" said Joan Burnside the council chairwoman She said many propo-- : nents approach the issue from the standpoint that it could reduce their taxes but don't understand that passage could have negative effects on: schooling and other services they de-- : sire Salt Lake Community College will have to trim $18 million of its budget and boot out more than 1200 of its students if voters approve and limitation propositions in the fall according to college officials "It's scary it's really frightening" said Max Lowe the college's vice president for instruction during a Wednesday meeting of the SLCC Institutional Council "It will have a disastrous effect on us if this hap- pens" Figures compiled by the college show the budget reduction would amount to 133 percent Enrollments would immediately have to be reduced by 1025 to 1280 students Moreover the college would have to turn away about 765 more students each year Just last fall the u -- ?' 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