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Show I Engineering Firm Hired For Hydro Plant Study LOGAN (AP) Logans Municipal Council has agreed to employ the firm of CH2M-Hil- l as phase-on- e engineer for a proposed hydroelectric plant in Logan Canyon. The firms bid was $80,000 for the preliminary engineering work. Depending on the size of the plant, the total cost has been estimated at $6 million to $8 million. Mayor Newell Daines told the council that the firm, which has offices in Boise and Salt Lake City, was recommended by the citys Power Procurement Board. The project won't go far until a feasibility study determines how much flow is legally available and by that time we should have an idea of the direction the Intermountain Power Plant is going, Daines said. Logan presently is committed to 60 Pad megawatts of IPP power. But Dames has been investigating ways to offset what he says is the citys overcommitment to power from that source. If we are forced to take our full 60 megawatts of expensive power from IPP, it may not be economically feasible to build the hydro plant, even though that power would be much cheaper," Daines said. He said he has learned there may be areas on the West Coast where the city might sell almost half its IPP power. He said he supports Utah Power & Light Co. in its efforts to have the IPP plant reduced in size. Members of the Power Procurement Board have said Logan should be able to get 8 to IQ megawatts from the canyon site. Dainees said the board has told him the new hydro plant should pay for itself in 10 to 15 years. . day in the heavily timbered area. The U.S. Forest Service refused to conduct an air search because officials feared the thieves may try to shoot down a helicopter. An adult male and two youths, one about 16 or 17 and the other 8 or 10, were believed to be responsible for a series of thefts in the North Fork and Panther Creek areas starting July 28. 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Afterward, Bimey was to travel in an stagecoach to a Boise city park for a catered picnic. Bimey comes to his new post from the staff of the national church where he served for six years as coordinator of overseas missions. He attended Emerson College in Boston, received his bachelor's degree from Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster, Pa. He later obtained a master's degree of divinity from Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria, Va. in 1955. -- 3" POST BUNKBEDS SALE BOUNTIFUL BOISE (UPD The Rt. Rev. David Bell Bimey became Idaho's new Episcolalian bishop Saturday during rehgious ceremonies which included a colorful procession through downtown Boise. White-robe- d Episcopalian church members filed by pairs into St. Johns Roman Catholic Cathedral to observe Bimeys consecration. The new bishop vowed to follow the doctrines of the church in the solemn rehgious ceremony that drew more than 1,000 Episcopalians from throughout the region. Worshippers donned their flowing liturgical vestments at St. Michael's Episcopal church, then marched to St. John's, three blocks away. The tickets-onl- y ceremony was held at St Johns because it can hold twice as many people as St. Michaels. Some of the marchers carried colorful banners as gifts from various parishes, while others held candles and prayerbooks. They slowly entered the crowded church and took their places around a central platform toward the front. Religious leaders then followed church tradition in ordination rite that made leading the m hour-long Birney Idahos eighth bishop to sit in Boise and the 10th to serve the state. After stationing the snorkel as close as possible, the bucket on the snorkel could only reach the third floor of the seven story building, Giles said. The Provo Fire Department will work with BYU officials to improve access to the taller buildings, Giles said, adding that BYU expressed willingness to remove any curbs or sidewalks that are obstructions to the heavy equipment. IWWvWs ' MATTRESSES 5 All 1982 New Bishop Consecrated Search for 3 Bandits Continues SALMON, Idaho (UPD Lemhi County deputies continued their search Saturday for three armed fugitives believed to be hiding in a remote wilderness area about 25 miles southwest of Salmon. A sheriff's office spokesman said officials were not sure the men were still in the area because they had found no evidence of the bandits, wanted in a series of thefts in the Salmon area. Well keep looking until we know for sure they arent here, the spokesman said. A ground search was launched Fri The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, August 8, Episcopalian Rites |
