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Show The Sail I.ake Tribune. Friday TJtt , May 6, on Back Job the for Council Aging County 1977 Humblin'! in County reconstituted Council for the Aging volunteer nicmlxTb, including four who stayed on the job during a mass walkout in February. The council will advise the Salt Lake County Division for the Aging on senior citizens problems and their solutions It shall make recommendations for the improvement, development, coordination and funding of programs w ith tilt to more fully aged utilize the potential of senior citizens anti community resources, " according A w Sounds a Mystery chemical officer in the safety and engineering office at Tooele said they had been blowing up bomb dispensers most of the morning and afternoon. He added however, that he was sure the demolition wink would not affect Salt Lake. The Tooele official said the Army had lieen doing this type of work for several days with no complaints. He said he didnt think the blasting could even reach Salt Lake. A sokes man at Kennecott said the company had set off two blasts Thursday between 11 a m. and noon, but said they were not very big ones. Weather station nieterologists noticed no unusual atmospheric condition s Th u r;.d ay The origin of a series of booming rumbling sounds the southern part of Salt Lake County remmnr'd a A mystery Thursday. The persons called Several Tribune Thursday asking for an explanation to the booms and rumbles shaking their houses. The sounds were heard from about 11 a m. until 12:45 p.m. and again from 3 to 3 45 p.m., mostly in the West .Iordan area While calls to Hercules Inc.s Bacchus Works, Salt Lake County Sheriffs Office, Hill Air Force Base and the Utah National Guard turned up nothing, a check with Kennecott Copper Corp. and the Tooele Army Depot indicated two possible . ill go to work May 20 with 16 ... Bov I to the promised county ordinance. members quit Must of the groups 2-- three months ago, charging that personalities and politics were getting priority over programs for the elderly. Sjietifirall.v. dissidents claimed that youth services and mental health programs were receiving special treatment at the expense of activities for the oldsters. Tin walkout staged m February against newly elected Commissioner William 1. Hutchinson was similar to one several years earlier. Then- - Commissioner Ralph Y. McClure invited angry members to return, but reduced their influence by expanding the council. Both Commissioners McClure ami Hutchinson accused council mctnliers of demanding powers reserved for the governing Will there be another walkout in a year or two? Commissioner Hutchinson and the director of the Division tor the Aging. Shaun. ONeil, feci the council finally has staaility. Thcv point specifically to the expen policy-makin- llv cnee of the council members who have worked with aging and other public serv ice groups. We've tried to gel people who on their community boards, Ms. ONeil said. "And we have stressed that the council is an advisory group." ' The law under which it will operate Mmts out that the council is an adviser to the Division for the Aging, not the county commission, as outlined in earlier measures. iijurv (I SixH'ial to The Tribune A five year KANDY old boy eseaHd with bruises and abrasions he fell through a door of a pickup truck as it made a turn at 8700-70when 0 Magna Man Injured in Gas Fire RIVERTON were ignited by as the cause of which burned Thursday. Philip Symes, was treated for the University Medical Center where he was listed in fair condition late Thursday. Salt Lake County Fire Department officials say the man was working on a motorcycle in the basement of a friends home, Rudy Magera, 11719 S. 13th West, when the fumes ignited. 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