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Show Institute May Delay Opening Idaho (APi Film actor Robert Redford's Institute for Resource Management probably will delay accepting its first students until next fall due to problems, officials say. The institute, a joint University n! State University program dedicated to a balanced approach to resource management, has already selected 20 students for fellowships Rut while an executive director, two campus coordinators and a curriculum have been established. not a penny has en raised for the estimated $5 million needed. Rcdford is schedi visit Moscow and and Friday lor the Pullman, Wash., Thu , institute's opening com ..on, But insiders at both schools predict he will discuss postponing the MOSCOW, fund-raisin- g scheduled opening ot the program from Januqry to SeptemlxT 1982. "Our programs are ready to go. but unfortunately the dollars aren't there," Wayne Hager, the institute's Ul director, said Monday. "There :s a strong possibility the program may actually be delayed until fall, and that's basically so in gear." he said. they can get the Rcdford had said when he announced the institute that the $5 million would come from an endowment solicited from industry and environmental organiza- Thursday Morning. ection he amended that, saying he would a $.101,(100 loan to employ a company to get the money. fund-raisin- g C Page One guarantee o deis I,, r ..it,,., h.u, U,lt ns stntuu.rv obligations mi, , ;i, mrit, (M) W,ness k,(,s p.n mj taxes and similar items." he said Also the adudiloi said ill a memo to elected o lu ials and department beads. will not sign pci sound action forms for new hirers, whether replacements tar terminated employees or not. noi farms tar promotions " Mi Rainey said all re quests for travel other than current leimhurs incuts lor daily mileage will lie denied duly supplies essential for public safety will he approved for purchase The auditor asked far cooperation from officials in lediicinr part time and tenifHirary payroll costs, and eliminating any overtime i 1 lie said the deficit figure was derived during "analysis of revenue and expenditures in conjunction with budget development for next year " As the treasurer i Ken Dallingai is out of money at this time, and at his request, we have not paid any bills for the past 10 days," Mr Barney said, adding that he is taking s tops to reduce the deficit "In light of the lack of actual money and the will not sign any purchase projected deficit. 15. lUHi October tions. Later, Special t:: The Tribune OGDEN Welier Connie's projected I'isi deficit will be a record $2.3 million rather than a previously anticipated shortfall of $1 million, according to County Auditor Lloyd D. Barney SEfilmnr tund-raisin- IHTsonally Auditor Acts on Excessive; Deficit Salt iakf 1 Officials Restrict Forest Travel Special to The Tribune travel plan in the Uinta National Forest may change plans of some area hunters. According to forest officials, the travel plan was developed at a series of public meetings, and places forest roads and areas in four major categories. Gary Coleman, recreational staff officer, said to any kind of vehicle are the areas closed year-roun- d Lone Peak Wilderness Area, Timpanogos scenic area and most steep embankments along the Wasatch Front facing Utah Valley. A map listing the restrictions in detail has been produced by the Forest Service and is available at all Uinta Forest offices. The first designation shows areas open for vehicle travel and includes areas from paved state highways dirt roads. through canyons to The second designation is of areas open except for a seasonal closure from December 31 to May 1. The closure is for the protection of wintering big game herds. A wide corridor along scenic drives will remain open for snowmobile use in these areas. The third type of area, primarily along the Wasatch Front and adjoining Utah Valley, is closed to all motorized vehicles. Officials said the fourth designation applies to land at forest boundaries. This is open to all motorized vehicle use providing no resource damage is caused by vehicles in the area. PROVO A new MAGICOLOR- - Warranted 3 Ways ura wflu paint 100-fo- MAGICOLOR-Warrante- IfifEK 3 Ways d SEMI-OIOS-S No Identifieaton Weber Investigates Death on Highway Special to The Tribune OGDEN The Weber County Attorneys Office is investigating The death of an unidentified man struck by a car last weekend. 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Use inside or out. t. x $1.00 RUSTREAT ENAMEL TSltTURE, SfltlB OR SMOOTH PAIllTi Lower Taxes Due Special to The Tribune A two-paPROVO lecture series on divorce will lc presented Thursday and Oct. 22 as a community service of the Utah Center for Mental Health and Family Relations, a private clinic serving the Utah Valley and Intermountain Region. The first lecture will be o.i "Coping with Divorce." its aspects of loneliness, how to deal with the psychological and social consequences, and particularly how to build and improve one's The lecture will be presented by William R. Birelcy and Kayleen Mitchell, two licensed members of the center. Next week's lecture will be ' Divorce: The Single and will be presented by Dr Sherry I. Parent, Aronolf and Mr. Birelcy. The lectures will be presented at 7:311 p in. in the Utah Center, located at 3707 North Canyon Road. Building 2. Suite I) rooms-equal- ly SMOOTH OR TEXTURE PROBLEM For Some Divorcv Focus of Lecture or rec 3 -- Most districts, including the cities of Orem and Provo, kept the same mill levy as last year. The county commission increased the levy for all four ciunty service areas. Two cities and the conservancy district also increased levies. The county expects to save $18,000 on tax notices this year by not having to mail double notices to property owners and mortgage companies, said County Treasurer Stanley Walker. Walker said the double notices were sent last year so property owners could submit one notice with applications for rebates. However, no rebates will be given this year, he said. nt sturdy for ex terior masonry jobs Detective Kent Ross said it is believed that the robber, who was wearing a ski mask, is the same man who held up the financial institution three weeks ago. The suspect entered the firms Five Points branch about 11:30 a.m. Wednesday and handed a teller a note demanding money. Later he ran into a nearby field. show. anywhere-excelle- for base- Special to The Tribune OGDEN Police were searching Wednesday for a man who robbed Mountainwest Savings & Loan, 114 N. Washington Blvd., of an undisclosed amount of cash and then fled on foot. When tax notices go out next PROVO (AP) week, assessments for residents of 10 Utah County taxing units will be based on lower mill levies. Ten of the 38 taxing units in Utah County lowered their mill levies following a statewide revision of property values ordered by the Legislature. Seven units have raised their levies. Taxing units in Utah County include the county itself, several cities, the Central Utah Water Conservancy District, several metropolitan water districts and special service areas, county records Latex r JUST ST CHMGl .GRACE company 11 QaitSb EMl3Q3a 003350 |
