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Show it 2 The Sail 1 ake Tribune, Sunday April 14, 19M Hearing To Mull Grand Jury Need By Georgians DORAVTLLE. Ga. (UPI) Investigators say a DoraviUe black man may have been shot and lulled by Joseph Paul Franklin, a suspect in the sniper killings of 10 other blacks around the nation. Harold Mclver was gunned down July 22, 1979 just outside the Taco Bell restaurant where he worked in DoraviUe, an Atlanta suburb. Since that time, there have been no arrests and no motive established but investigators have confirmed that Franklin is a 29 year-ol- d Journal-Constitutio- ; The Utah Energy Office approved 280 renewable energy resource systems for 1980 tax credits totaling $125,262, the agency reported. The Energy Systems Tax Credit, approved in the 1980 session of the legislature, allows a 10 percent tax credit up to $1,000 for residences and up to $3,000 for businesses for applications of wind, hydro, active and passive solar energy systems. The Utah Energy Office received 543 requests for tax credit certification applications during 1980. It expects to process during 1981 the 279 not received and approved in the 1980 tax period. The 1980 credit was retioaetive to all systems installed between July 1, 1977, and Dec. 31, 1980. As of ! Jan. 1, 1981, the tax credit must be taken the year of ; installation. The tax credit program will be in effect through June 31, 1985. Approximately 75 percent of those taking the tax credit this year installed solar energy systems because of the state and federal tax incentives, according to Kevin Gillars, the agencys renewable resource specialist. Of the 280 systems approved for 1980 tax credits, only two were in the commercial sector. Of those in the residential sector, 191 are active solar systems, 85 passive solar and two windgenerated power systems. ; Conders court room. 1 $ Honored ; By Peabody Award KUED-T- V 240 E. 400 South All the 3rd District judge will hear in secret any person claiming to have evidence to justify a grand jury investigation By state law, such a hearing must be held every two year. Judge Conder said. The judge emphasized that the hearing is not for considering disputes between individual parties. Those testifying should show cause why law enforcement agencies and the attorney general or county attorney are unable to pursue the matter to 9 satisfactory conclu- Utah Guard Awaits Cobra Helicopters I Jon G. Murray, review Saturdays agenda of 11th National American Atheist Convention. Continued From Page B-- l behalf of Bill, then 14, that led to the U.S. Supreme Court ruling prohibiting public schools from conducting prayers. Earlier in the week when asked about her son's plans in Salt Lake City, Mrs. O'Hair said only that she did not respond to any religious nut. Saturday, stating that her public life is an open book, but not her private life, Mrs. OHair refused to discuss Bill or his activities. Its a personal family matter. The atheist organization leader did say, however, that she has three children Jon, BUI and Robin. Robin, also an atheist, is Bills daughter, who he totally rejected, and I adopted, Mrs. OHair said. The outspoken leader said she became an atheist at age 10V4, when she picked up the Bible and read it. I couldnt believe the church (Presbyterian) I loved, with its stained glass windows and pretty people, could be predicated on such an inhumane book, she emphasized. S Thief Gets Ring A diamond ring valued $3,000 was taken from the Pearl Anderson residence, 600 South block of Atheist Assails God and Religion at Because she said at a young age she discovered that the Bible is an obscenity of the human mind, Mrs. OHair today advocates that the Bible should be read in the public schools by junior high age children coming into puberty, who can intellectually make a decision as to its validity. Because of religious principles we may never be free, she told conference participants. But its our basic responsibility to preserve the partial freedoms we have. Personal freedoms must be enlarged and passed she stressed. We must accept cultural burdens. If we dont pass on personal freedoms, then weve had no reason to live. 1300 East, according to Salt Lake City Police reports. Atheists attending the conference Saturday also heard a historical summary of their organization and its legal activities. There was also a speech on The Mormon Church in Fact and Fable. t ZCMI on, And, the only one group interested in freedom and logic is the American Atheists, she concluded. The Utah National Guard will receive the Armys most modern helicopter in October. AH-1CobraTOW helicopters will Seven of the 11 arrive at the 163rd Armored Calvary Regiment, 7530 S. 4470 West, and will fly with the regiment's attack helicopter group. The regiment will be the first National Guard unit in the nation to receive the helicopter. According to Maj. Gen. Van Hixson, adjutant general of the Utah National Guard, the base was chosen because of the number of helicopter pilots who flew the older Cobra in the Vietnam War who are stationed there and because of its superior gunnery range near Lakeside. anti-arm- sion. Atheist organization founder, spokesman Madalyn Murray OHair, left, and her son Buy Two Body Shapers and Warner Will Send You One Free e Just when your needs some help, Warner comes through with a savings otter: buy two and get one free. Just visit ZCMI Fashion Foundations and select from eleven styles including soft cup, contour, underwire, halter and stretch bras plus panty girdles. When you purchase two. you'll receive a coupon to be returned to Warner with $1 for postage and handling. Then Warner will send you your third foundation at no extra charge It's a great opportunity to stock up on your favorite styles. But hurry, offer expires May 2, 1981. under-wardrob- ; 2 - The lowest of six ALBUQUERQUE. N M (AP) uranium radioactive bids submitted for removing m Ltah s Salt tailings from beneath a fire station Lake County is less than half the estimated cost of the project, officials say David M. Ball, project engineer, said the bids submitted to the Department of Energy s Albuquersaid his que office were being evaluated Ball $758,880 was the for estimate project However, the low bid submitted by McCullough Construction Co. of Salt Lake City for removal of tailings from beneath Salt Lake County Fire Station No. 1 was $308. 277. The second lowest bid of $320, ono was submitted by Stephen L. Cornwall and Co of Salt Lake City, followed by a $523,077 figure from Roache Constructors Inc. of Greeley, Colo hearing to determine whether a grand jury should be called will be held Fnday m 3rd District Judge Dean E n Energy Projects Net Tax Credits Tailings 1'roject Draws 6 Bids A suspect DoraviUe Police Capt W D McElroy said Franklin is "a subject of an investigation that is ongoing McElroy would not elaborate, the Although Atlanta Journal Constitution reported Sunday that investigators are painstakingly studying Mclver's to determine if it fits the same pattern as that of other killings in which Franklin s name has been associated McElroy said his department does not have any positive evidence to tie Franklin to the slaying As far as a specific physical link, at this point we have nothing," he said. Authorities said Mclver was killed by two shots from a highpowered nfle. The reported that one or two days before his slaying, Mclver was behind the restaurants counter when a white man said he wanted no niggers" preparing his food. Witnesses said the man was told to leave and has not been seen since, the newspaper reported. Although authorities suspect the man may have been Franklin, they have not been able to identify him positively. Franklin is now jailed in Salt Lake City, Utah, facing a June trial on charges that he murdered two young black joggers there last Aug. 20. He has been convicted and ordered to serve two life sentences on federal charges of violating the two youths civil rights. 3 Bulow Estimate Announcing the 3rd Annual ZCMI-VISA Utah Womens Run Saturday, April 25 It's the most popular event for women on the Utah run calendar and this year we've made it even better with the addition of a 5,000 meter (3.1 mile) run to our traditional 10,000 meter distance. Both events will be held concurrently with winners in each of eight age groups in Walter Cronkite, who ATHENS, Ga. (AP) recently relinquished his CBS News anchor desk to Dan Rather, was one of 28 broadcasters named Saturday as winners of a 1980 George F. Peabody 2 Award. Cronkite was cited by the Peabody Awards Advisory Board for his unsurpassed skills and ; integrity in reporting the news. Among the other Peabody recipients announced by Georgia School of Journalism and Mass Communi- cation were actor Carroll OConnor, talk show host and ; Phil Donahue and Salt Lake Citys KUED-T2 WNET-1- 3 New York for The MX Debate, a special edition of the Bill Moyers Journal." CBS News also was honored for Universe," a 2 science magazine series with which Cronkite will ; continue to be associated. ' The Peabody Awards Advisory Board cited O'Connor for the Ediths Death episode of Archie Bunkers Place, "in which his sensitive ; reaction to the loss of his beloved Edith is so profound, so moving and so real that it became more 2 than a it had the agony of real grief. " performance Donahue, host of the syndicated show Donahue, was cited for his sensitive yet probing interviews on issues relevant to today's society. Also cited for life achievement was broadcasting pioneer Sol Taishoff, editor of Broadcasting Magazine 2 both distances taking home trophies, medals and merchandise prizes. In addition, all entrants will receive a Come run with us in the premier event special run for women ... the Utah Women's Run. 2 ZCMI-VIS- VISA is A a registered trademark of Milliken & Co for fabrics V , Police in S.L. Arrest Ex-Ut- ah Legislator Salt Lake City Police arrested former state legislator Stephen Holbrook early Saturday and booked him in the Jail for investigation involving a morals offense. Holbrook, who was arrested at 12.10 a m., was released on his own recognizance about two hours later. He has not been formally charged with a crime. Contacted by telephone, Holbrook said it was true that he had been arrested but said he would not comment on the incident until it went to court. I have not seen the charges, Holbrook said. It (any comments) depends on what the charges are. Holbrook was arrested after a youth from the Clearfield Job Corps Center, Ogden, told police that a man offered to pay him money if he would submit to an indecent act. The youth said he was standing at 600 S. State when a man drove up to him and made the offer. The youth told investigating officer Brock Young that he refused and the man continued to drive around the block, passing the youth a number of times. The youth said he flagged down a Utah Highway Patrol trooper who notified police. When the police .. arrived, the youth identified the driver of a passing car as the man who made the offer. Holbrook was arrested at 265 E. 600 South. Officer Young cited City Ordinance (5) as reason for the arrest. The ordinance states it is . unlawful to induce, entice or procure another person, in or near any place frequented by the public or any public place, to commit a lewd act or an act of ysexual intercourse for hire or of moral perversion. A member of the Utah House of Representatives for three terms from 1974 to 1980, Holbrook did not seek last vear. City-Coun- Run: Registration: S3 in ZCMI Saturday, April 25 10:00 a.m. Sugarhouse Park Sporting Goods Through April 22 $4 Day of Race 8:00 - a.m. a.m.-9;4- 5 Wipe o jm: i 2 32-2-- 1 Direct Dial Shopping Sait Lake 321-666- Utah (outside SLO Western US or write All ZCMI i Stores Now Open 10-- 9 Monday-Frlda- y and 10-- 6 All zcmi on Saturday A ZCMI. 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