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Show wtiliwynnp lit I'.S. Wonuns Open o) Tom Wl O U HellnlLull tluve-foo- In the last few years. Division of Wildlife Resources officials have made several pleas for increased funding for fish management at the state legislature. The DWR has expressed concern about the deteriorating condition of some fish hatcheries and has said it plans to cut hatchery production in some cases because of a lack of funding In a speech before the Utah Wildlife Federation convention in St. George this spring, DWR director Douglas Day told delegates that, in addition to improvements and modifications of existing hatchery facilities in the state, his agency would have to build a warmwater hatchery and a trout hatchery sometime in the next 10 years. All of these projects cost money and lots of it. But license revenues havent allowed the DWR to continue its hatchery program and the legislature has been reluctant to raise license fees. n XV'5 Tribune Staff Photo by Cratfi Hansel! Steve Johnson waves to crowd after winning criterium stage one-four- th Reagan Support According to the Associated Press, the bill has received support from the Reagan administration and Interior Secretary James Watt. The program has been great, A.P. writer Bill Schulz quotes Watt as saying. Now there is some sentiment for expansion, and I applaud that possibility. The bill appeals to the Reagan folks because user groups will pay for the management of the resources they use and because, while the money is collected at the federal level, it is primarily managed at the state level. In a survey done by the National Committee for Fund the Expansion of the which includes nearly every major fishing fisheries organization in the United States biologists from all 50 states say there is an annual $116 million shortfall. According to Dr. Raymond Johnson, a fisheries consultant and former president of the American Fisheries Society, the average state fisheries budget needs to be increased by about 43 percent to manage the resources up to public expectaDingell-Johnso- n Dingell-Johnso- n tion. This money would be spent on research, construction and development of lakes, access areas and hatcheries, land acquisition, fisheries management programs, maintenance and planning and administrative costs. While most conservation groups are supporting the expansion bill, it is receiving strong opposition from the National Boating Federation, the National Marine Manufacturers Association, the American Fishing Tackle Manufacturers Association, the Marine Retailers Association of America, Boston Whaler, Outboard Marine Corporation and Mercury Marine. These groups are opposed to the expansion of the fund basically because they feel that the increase in prices the expansion proposal would bring would be bad for business in an economy where people are spending less. The National Marine Manufacturers Association, for example, says that boating cant afford more taxes and that inflation of the past five years has already reduced the small boat market by 30 to 40 percent. It claims the proposed three percent tax could impact small boat sales by as much as 10 percent, eliminating 30,000 to 40,000 jobs in the industry. In a resolution addressed to Congress, the American Fishing Tackle Manufacturers Association said: In keeping with spirit of the resolution and in view of the already heavy tax burden upon the sport fisherman, we do not support any further expansion of the J Excise Tax, or any other form of new taxation. D-- Short Term Look While these arguments may have some merit, it seems that the boat and fishing tackle look at manufacturers are taking a short-terlong-terfunding problems. If fishing declines, the amount of boats sold and the amount of fishing tackle purchased will also drop. And, there are some very real problems in the funding of fish management projects throughout the country as well as here at home. The state coordinator for the D-- J expansion effort is Dr. William Sigler, who resides in Logan. Andriano and the DWRs Jim Johnson are also knowledgeable about the ramifications of the bill. If you have questions on what the D-- J expansion bill might mean to you, you would do well to contact any of these gentleman. Then, once you have made up your mind on the issue, contact your senator and congressman about your m feelings. n w f?r t 0 cik -i an i (cl B aubys HU r., v rougn and glmmi nuire'it cu " htt.evjhly lung pi." 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Johnson won three-stag- e biking event. 3s mm nwwunriiB ununwnnaiiinwiiriniiniini mu n These securities hove been sold This announce ment appears as a matter ct record only. July 27, 1981 15,000,000 Shares FREMONT OIL Common Stock (par value $ 001 per share) Fremont Oil is an energy development corporation Price $.01 Per Share Utahns Claim Four Of Six Class Titles By Craig Hansell Tribune Sports Writer HERRIMAN Despite Aussie Phil Latz victory Sunday in the third stage of the Tour of Salt Lake Bicycle Race, Steve Johnson won the event. Competing in one of the most impressive fields to grace Utah bicycle competition recently, Utah riders won four of the six classes in the event. Competition started Saturday with an eight-mil- e time trial up Emigration Canyon and continued with a criterium at the Salt Lake International Center. Johnson, who rides for the Alpine Cyclists Club, won both stage one and two and went into Sundays final road-rac- e stage with a good lead. When Sundays race started, the blustery wind was all the weather riders had to worry about. But, with two laps to go, the rain finally materialized and riders had a new element to battle. Mike Steffen, riding in the veterans class, made it a clean sweep Sunday. He won all three stages and his wife n made up enough Bette time to overcome the lead established by Arizona rider Louella Holter and win the womens first place. Holter, who rides for the Cosmic Sport Club, won the time trial and the Wise-Steffe- Continued From Page B-- 6 with two seconds to play to give the South a 3 victory over the East. The West has a 0 record while the Midwest fell to The East and the South are forward entering Potter, a his sophomore year, had 10 points in the final six minutes when the Midwest made a run behind center Greg Dreiling and guard Derek Harper. Potter hit a comer jumper to give the West an 9 lead and then scored eight of his teams next 10 points to give the victors a 6 lead in the last minute. 2-- 0-- 2. 1. 83-7- 93-8- The Midwest trailed 3 at halftime but tied the game for the final time at 55 when Dreiling rammed home a stuff on a missed foul shot by Alex Stivrins. But UCLAs Ralph Jackson and Potter hit successive jumpers and John Revelli of Stanford hit four free throws to give the West an eight-poicushion. The closest the Midwest would come the remainder of the way was 9 on a 47-4- 81-7- Tho 4103 South 3305 East Salt Lako City, Utah 84117 purchase of these shares is limited to bona fide residents of the State of Utah criterium stage and seemed a shoo-i- n to capture the top prize. Sunday, Bette changed that plan. I took the hill preme (a prize for topping the course hill first in the fifth lap and I looked hack to see that I had a pretty good lead so I just tried to keep it, Mrs. Steffen said about her plan. I went as hard as I could, but I didnt think I could get away that easily. She had stiff competition from Holter, Flagstaff, Ariz., and Jane Reynolds of Ketchum, Idaho. However, following the advice of her coach (and husband) Mike, she pushed hard for the last lVi laps to expand her lead. She was one minute 17 seconds behind Holter going into Sundays race and made that all up for the overall victory. Mrs. Steffen finished second in the time trial and the criterium and won the road race to compile a three-evetime of 4:19.02 to edge Holter (4:21.52) who had two firsts and a third place finish. Reynolds was third in 4:21.42. In the mens class I competition, Johnson stayed right with the lead pack most of the first part of the race. But the final sprint was a spectacular event between he and Latz. TTiey both were trying to shake off the competition and they sprinted wildly back and forth across the desolate See Page Column 7 CUfM Includes chassis lube, up to five quarts major brand motor oil and our maintenance nt check: Oil filter extra, if Transmission fluid Battery cables Ai ilter Power steering fluid Brake fluid Belts and hoses Differentia! level Battery water level Tire pressure and condition B-1- 0, Harper fallaway with 6:16 to play, before Potter caught fire to seal it. center enterStuart Gray, a ing UCLA, had 12 points for the West, while Jackson added 11 and Butch Hays, Potters teammate at Berkeley, had 10. Dreiling led the Midwest with 19 points, while Harper added 17 and Marquettes Glenn Rivers 12. The East, which had trailed the South virtually the entire game, deficit fought back from a with 83 seconds left and grabbed the lead with 11 seconds to play when center Patrick Ewing picked up a loose ball and converted a layup after missing two previous shots. 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The South, led by North Carolina-boun- d Michael Jordan and Master, had taken a 8 halftime lead V. sharp-shootin- Judge Denies NFL Move For Raider Case Mistrial Federal judge Harry Pregerson made the ruling following a surprise hearing to consider a motion filed Saturday by attorneys representing the NFL. Details of the motion were not immediately disclosed. The Raiders, who won the Super Bowl last January, appeared to score the biggest victory of the teams history last Friday when Pregerson ruled that jurors must think of the league as a group of 28 separate businesses, not a single enterprise. The ruling was seen as a turning point in the marathon trial of a suit filed by Oakland owner A1 Davis after the NFL ! TOP IMPORT OR DOMESTIC CARS 55-4- front wheel drive - SERViCE-YOU- R CHOICE Inch ides US cars and imports with adjustable suspensions Includes A judge who LOS ANGELES (UPI) ruled that jurors in the National Football League-Oaklan- d Raiders antitrust trial must treat the league as a group of competitors, not partners, Sunday turned down the NFLs request to declare a mistrail. needed. le Nehemiah Prevails At Sports Festival 94-9- The Other Side sb' E8 Fremont Oil Dingell-Johnso- n Dingell-Johnso- n cachcon- ti In S.L. Bicycle Tour 26-fe- et .) Vm.J Trl-un- one-strok- long-ter- (D-La- -- t d Prospects Grim Dingell-Johnso- n 111 .ink a iVPD 1dt Bi.uliey birdie putt on the 18th hole Kmul climaxing a spectacular course record bieakuuto n grab a one stroke victory m the prestigious lsO iX US Women's Open Bradley. 30. who now becomes 'he leading ..lote winner on the l.PGA Tour ..'.so set an .ill tunc Womens Open record of 279, breaking me 72 hole tournament score of 290 set last year by Amy Alcott in Nashville, Tenn surge over the 6,204-.irBradleys fourth-rounwhich mi luded six Club course Country I.aGrange birdies gave her $22,000 in prize money Withstands Challenge A birdie on the 18th helped her stave off a sensational, cliff hanging challenge by second place finisher Beth Daniel, who finished the fourth round with a 68 for a 280 total. Daniel, who nipped Bradley's heels throughout a dramatic fourth round, racked up four birdies and one back-nin- e bogey She got into trouble w hen she hit her dnve into the sand on the par-- 1 16th hole, then three-putte- d for her only bogey of the round e Daniel managed to inch back to a birdie on the 17th deficit behind Bradley with a hole but shot par on the 18th to hand Bradley the title. loss to a final hole Daniel attributed her razor-thishot that soared into the left rough and I came over the top. and I used a three-woo- d the ball just hooked, she said Daniels third shot from the rough rolled past the cup, dashing her hopes for a tourney-tyin- g eagle. her tournament victory "the who called Bradley, greatest thrill of my life," complained about I.aG RANGE, Should i)iii(IUJolin.oii Fund Include Small Boats? Dingell-Johnso- n SaI Lake Bradley Bursts to X The prospects are grim as inflation continues to take a bite out of the DWRs programs and makes funding extremely difficult. It is for these reasons that DWR offHals are mounting a campaign to gain supp.a for Act on a national expansion of the basis. The Act as currently written charges fishermen a 10 percent excise tax on rods, reels, artificial lures and creels. The expansion proposal would extend that tax to hooks, lines and accessories. It would add a three percent tax on boats less than long, plus outboard motors and trailers. Last year, the DWR received $564,341 in Fund. Division funding from the fisheries chief Don Andriano estimates that the state would gain almost a million a year in funding projects if the bill, which is being sponsored by in the House and by Sen. Rep. John Breaux in the Senate, is Jennings Randolph passed. The DWR has used its funds (which must be matched with funding by the states) to finance things like reservoir management and surveys on Lake Powell, the Bear Lake Cutthroat Trout Enhancement Program, and the Mountain Lakes Fisheries Survey in the Uintas. The blocked his attempts to move the Raiders to the Los Angeles Coliseum, vacated two years ago when the Rams moved to suburban Anaheim. The NFL cited a league rule that prohibits franchise shifts without aps of the team proval from owners. Davis suit claimed that the rule violated federal antitrust laws. Much of the Raiders case depended on attorneys efforts to convince the judge and jury that NFL teams are competitors, not partners. Oakland attorney Joseph Alioto called the ruling a shocking and stunning victory for the Raiders. For a year weve been telling the judge that this partnership business the NFL is claiming is just a hoax, he said. Finally, he believed us. We dont think that A1 Davis and (San Diego Chargers owner) Gene Klein are partners. 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