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Show The S.ill L;iLe Tribune, ThuiMiav )e , einlnr I'S2 1. Snow Blankets Utah, 1 Dead, Scores of Minor Accidents Panel Denies Manson Parole Again mmderer Charles Mass ; ! ; ; ; Calif VACAVILLE, ; - 111!) Munson, imprisoned for masterminding the grisly murders of pregnant actress Sharon Tate and sue others, Wednesday again was denied parole at a hearing m which he was described as a walking udieitiseiuent foi the death penalty It was the fifth time the state parole hoard rejected the cult leader. His next parole hearing was 'cheduled for December 1985 under a new law that allows a maximum interval of three years Munson boycotted the heating in apparent pessimism about his prospects for freedom He also refused to allow a lawyer to represent him Senseless Frank Coronado, chairman of the parole panel, said Mansons direca tion of the slayings in 1969 and two other killings was cold blooded and senseless "All the murders were orchestrated by Charles Manson," he said These cruel, callous and heinous crimes demonstrate a complete disregard for human life and suffering Deputy District Attorney Stephen Kay of Los Angeles County, who prosecuted Manson in 1970, called him a walking advertisement for the death penalty. Manson thinks hes the No. 1 criminal in America and feels he must live up to that reputation," he added. Kay said if Manson were released, he would lead followers in further killings because Charles Manson is a law unto himself. Charles Manson believes he can do anything he wants whenever he wants d Alta ski lifts were not operating Wednesday, and only two of Snowbirds were running. Randy Montgomery, Snowbirds marketing executive preferred to comment on the lo ely winter scene outside his office window, more than he did on reduced service. He likened the snow piled on rocks in the stream to mushrooms, and picnic tables piled high with snow to delivery vans Associated Press Laserphoto Hot dog vendor serves Red Hot Court House in Denver, as not-so-h- ot to customer at Federal snow falls on city. Isnt Only State Utah Feeling Storms Fury Continued From Page One mph, triggering mudslides and sinking boats. Blackouts affected more than a million people. About 3,000 people were evacuated to Red Cross emergency shelters for eight hours Tuesday when a power failure caused a chemical storage tank in Orange, Calif., to explode. Authorities said the tank containing A prison psychiatrists report recommended Manson be pulled out of the psychiatric ward because he is nothing more than a "psychiatric curiosity or oddity. Prison counselor Ernest Caldren told the panel Manson had never gone beyond the "fantasy level" in making plans for parole. Charles Manson has a pattern of cycling in his behavior, Caldren said. There are short-live- d periods of time of cooperation and then he turns and threatens staff, particularly the inexperienced, with violent behavior. Others Not Released Parole has never been a reasonable possibility for Manson because none of his followers convicted in the bloody Los Angeles murders has received a release date. The State Board of Prison Terms has consistently referred to the nature of the crimes as grounds for denial. At last years hearing, Manson, 48, said he believed himself unsuitable for parole, telling officers: "I aint got no mind, man four were missing Two were killed in Arizona. In Arizona, the body of a Scottsdale man was pulled from n the Agua Fria River early Wednesday. In Tucson, police blamed blowing dust Tuesday for an accident that killed a rain-swolle- The other major airlines had no cancellations Wednesday. There will be partial clearing b Thursday afternoon, fair and much colder temperatures Thursday night with patchy fog. Clouds wall increase Friday, when the next storm will be nearing the Salt Lake Valley Jury Ordered Sequestered In Union Bribery Trial The judge in CHICAGO (AP) the Teamsters trial ordered the jury sequestered Wednesday, revealing that five jurors received "crank telephone calls about the case from a man with a gravelly, deep voire. y However, he reported that avalanche conditions were extremely hazardous, and that the Superior Slide Path had slipped onto the road between Alta and Snowbird. There were no injuries. The intense storm that had hit the San Francisco Bay Area driven by hurricane-forc- e winds on Tuesday, was at its best in Salt Lake City Wednesday. It had been predicted by William Alder, the meteorologist in charge of the National Weather Service's Forecast Office at the Salt Lake City International Airport, be who added Wednesday there frequent storms this winter. He said that, normally, the airport records a yearly average of 58 inches of snowfall between October and May, and this season there will likely be 60 to 70 inches. The Wasatch-Uint- a Mountains in most winters have between 400 and 500 inches, and this season Mr. Alder predicts between 500 and 600. Temperatures will be slightly below normal, but not excessively low, he said as is true when back-countr- Cold-Bloode- ' snowstorms occur Runways were plowed throughout the day at the airport, so that at least one runway was clear at all times. Western Air Lines cancelled six flights during the day, and most flights arriving and departing were subject to some weather-relatedelay Continued From Page One restricted, said an office worker in the Alta Marshals Office. That means restricting cars and people," said the spokesman, who wished to remain anonymous. bribery-conspirac- y U S. District Judge Prentice H. Marshall said he was convinced all the calls were made by the same man and that the caller had no connection with the prosecution, defense or anyone else linked to the trial. Marshall said all five of the jurors who received calls reported them to court officials Wednesday morning. He said he talked with the other 12 jurors, five of whom are alternates, and is convinced that none of them received similar calls. Total Outsider am as "I positive as I can be of anything that the calls were the work of a total outsider, he said. Marshall did not elaborate, but said he reached his conclusion after conversations with the jurors who received the calls. He did not comment on what the caller said to the jurors. In another development. Teamsters President Roy Lee Williams, one of the defendants, missed Wednesdays session because of what Marshall described as an acute illness. Marshall said Williams was under a doctors care and wont return to court until Monday No Details Given The nature of Williams illness was not disclosed, but he is known to have emphysema and only one functioning lung. Thomas Wadden, his attorney, said Williams was not hospitalized Williams and four others are being tried for allegedly conspiring to bribe U.S. Sen. Howard Cannon in 1979 for help defeating proposed trucking deregulation legislation. Marshall said all the telephone calls to the jurors were similar in nature and received Wednesday morning, apparently at their homes, by a male with a gravelly, deep voice. styrene monomer, a chemical that is irritating to the eyes, skin and lung, exploded when a power outage shut down a refrigeration unit. Five people complaining of headaches, nausea and chest pains were treated at a local hospital and released. Las Vegas Floods As the storm moved east, it blanketed northern and central Nevada with a foot or more of snow and flooded Las Vegas streets with rain. Avalanches closed roads in the mountains. In Arizona, 10 inches of snow had fallen in Flagstaff by Tuesday night and school buses had to be towed. In Kingman, wind gusts were clocked at 84 mph. and in Phopnix, a building roof collapsed from the weight of ram. High winds kicked up dust storms from Yuma, near the California border, to Gila Bend, south of Phoenix. Home Slips Into Ocean In Los Angeles on Wednesday, jammed "concrete saus- crews ages" around expensive coastal homes hoping to hold back Pacific Ocean waves splashing the. Southern California shore. One $500,000 Malibu home slipped into the churning ocean Tuesday and firefighters were trying to save 13 others endangered by eroding sand. They placed sandbags filled with concrete around the homes. Orange Coiuity Board of Supervisors Chairman Bruce Nestande declared a state of emergency Tuesday. The proclamation is a first step in seeking state aid to repair storm damage. In California, seven people were killed Tuesday and Wednesday and Fishing Vessel Catches a Sub ot Reuter News Agency A PENZANCE, England fishing boat Wednesday made its the British biggest ever catch nuclear submarine Spartan. A Royal Navy spokesman said submarine became the 4,500-to- n entangled in the nets of the vessel Algerie while on underwater patrol 40 miles off southwest England. She immediately surfaced and the boats crew freed the submarine, he said 63-to- n College Pays for Women But Men Slill Lagging overtake those their female classmates college pay? high WASHLNGTON Does (AP) of school A follow-u- p government vey of people from high school classes of 1972 found that the answer was women, but men. yes for young not yet for young After graduating from who did attend college, said the report released Tuesday by the National Center for Education Statistics. "In contrast, the wage rates of young men who did not attend college remain higher than their college-educate- d classmates for at least eight ears after high school, it said not sur- col- lege, the wage rates of young women quickly catch up to and E1 (LIP&SUK B B Tribune Telephone Numbers B I B B HERE'S WHERE TO CAIX (Weekdays before 10 a m . Sunday before Carrier & Home Delivery Information. 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