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Show H a i t Jury Sets 5 Indictments 4: federal grand jury in Salt Lake down five criminal indirtmci.t: Thursday on charges ranging from assault on an Indian reservation to embezzlement and forgery. Thomas V. Boyer, Coalville, was charged with embezzlement from a credit institution by an employee. The complaint alleges that Mr. Boyer, who worked for the Farm Credit Administration, suiii 31.3 Urns of iiay worth $2 Ml to his employer and another time sold a $3,000 hay baler and kept the money. Kenneth Thomas Iverson, Anaheim, Calif., was charged with the Oct. 21. 1981, mailing of a threatening com A munication to Raymond Lewis, Salt Lake City, in an alleged extortion atimpt. Tra'-- y Arm Corey, 2215 Downington . was charged with three counts of embezzlement while she worked at First Security Bank in Salt Lake City and Debbie L. 8 Fishei, 5435 Mountain Men Dr Kearns, was charged with two Ave counts of forgery. Richard Virgil Bums Sr., address unavailable, was charged with assault resulting in bodily injury in connection with the Sept. 2. 1981, attack on Claude Cesspooch on the Uinian-Ouray MX Foe Lambastes Votes Dan Mar Utahns Rep. riott and James V. Hansen misrepresented the citizens best interests' by voting Wednesday to spend an additional $1.9 billion on the MX missile, said Stan Holmes of the MX Information center, Thursday. The action was call til fiscally irresponsible" and a vote of support for an escalated arms race," by Mr. Holmes, MX In- Art Displayed To Nov. 30 formation Coalition coorSpecial to The Tribune dinator. Art donated PROVO The House action can of the collection the from he reversed, he said, A Merlin Stood will late since MX funding must be reviewed by both the be displayed through Senate and a House-- . Nov. 30 in Brigham SecSenate conference com Young University's ured Foyer. Gallery mittee. Police Still Holding S16,000 for Man Salt Lake City police Thursday continued to hold cash given them by a nervous outbound passenger at the Salt Lake International .Airport Nov 10. $16,000 in Aaron Kennard said his department has ... - J - J V. IU Ul.HVtU U.i Uil Uti,t who handl'd man. airport security guards a shaving bag stuffed with bills before boarding a plane under an assumed name and flying to San Sgt 4M I U H UtlUlslC Francisco However, Sgt. Kennard said that the Internal Revenue Service remains interested in the money for tax purposes The IRS. he said, is the only thing that stands between the man and his money. Sgt Kennard said that attorneys representing the man, who, apparently is from Peru, have contacted his office, but have refused to cooperatp with the investigation by providing two pieces of information necessary before the money can be if released the mans Social Security number he has one and his last legal place of residence. With that information, the IRS can determine whether back taxes or declaration taxes are owed on the cash, he said. The Sait Lake Tribune. November Magna District Asks For County Water TONIGHT and TOMORROW 8 p.m. Symphony Hall The Salt Lake County Water Conservancy District Board of Directors Thursday accepted an application front the Magna Water and Sewer Improvement District to provide 500 acres of w ater annually and transmission lines to bring the water to the community Final action will be taken after receipt of a petition trorn Magna residents requesting annexation into the conservancy district, Robert Hilbert, district manager said. These petitions are now being circulated among property owners and are expected to he returned within the next 30 days, he said. Under the plan, the conservancy district will construct a water line from 6000 West and 4700 South to 7200 West and 4100 South. Estimated cost is $300,000 for the line. That cost for improvements will he included in the wholesale rate charged the Magna Improvement District, Mr. Hilbert said. The new line will also improve service to the western portion of the Granger-Hunte- r Improvement District and to Hercules, which will help to defray the costs, he said. After annexation, the area is expected to bring $75,000 annually into the conservancy districts coffers through a two mill tax levy. Sold out! Ling Tung fil-- J Guest Conductor Walid Howrani Pianist RACHMANINOFF Vocalise Rhapsody on a theme ot Paganini Symphony No. 2 h you have tickets tor this concert and can t use them, please phone 533-640- 7 so they can be resold. It Tickets on sale Symphony Hall (NW comer) 10 a.m.-5:3- and 7-- 8 - tl Save Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. all stores Admire the Latest Sunset Designs and Receive a FREE Frame with Any Two Kits You Buy Your favorite stitchery and needlepoint kits are in from Sunset for spring '82. Choose from the new arrivals as well as our existing stock and we'll give you a walnut finish frame at no additional charge when you purchase a pair of Sunset kits (when different sizes are involved, the free frame will be for the smaller one). Sort of a Christmas present from Art Needlework. In ZCMI Heres entertainment - for your own or for giving at-hom- es Embassy1 by China, at Saie Prices 20 off 25 off all open stock dinnerware any place setting Seita Artica shown, for inReg. 61.60 46.20 stance, for the dinner, salad, soupceroal, cup and saucer place setting. is on sale for 30 off any place setting 23.98 34.25 Seita Artica Reg. and other patterns start at 22.05 on sale for the dinner, cup and saucer. Quaker Lace Reg. $41 size 72x90, oblong or oval All by itself, 35.99 lace sets an elegant traditional in white or natural. Or line with another color anytime you want dramatic bold or charmingly subtle contrast. The blend is 85 table cotton15 Dacron poly. 54.99 79.99 35.99 2.75 Reg. $65 oblong or oval 72x108" REg. $92 oblong or oval 70x1 25 Reg. $41 round 70" Reg. 3.25 napkin Courtrai Contemporary Cloth by John C. Sleater 11.99 Reg. $15 size 52x52 Fibro starts out as a solid cloth with satin it and than zings along rayon, zips Perm-pressoil inserts. and stripes dobby release white, bone, sky blue, gold, pineapple, moss, brown, celadon, pink, mandarin, brick It s, and taupe. & cY? Purchases of SlOO or more: nothing down, no additional finance charge (credit costs are included in prices quoted for goods and services), up to 2 years to pay ($10 monthly minimum). in Our Fashion Domestics Arabia of Finland Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. 5.99 22,99 26.99 23.99 $20 oblong or oval 52x70" $27 oblong or oval 60x90" $31 oblong or oval 60x104" $28 round 68" 2.50 napkin an Snuggle All-Cotto- 1 1.99 Up Into Towel n New Splendor by Martex Reg. $10 is It 7 bath towel Thicker, fluffier, more absorbent toweling in color drenched loops: bark, navy, evergreen, vanilla, fawn, blue mist, tiger lily, peppermint, wild plum, violet, white, lemon. This would be such a lush present. 5.49 Reg. $7 hand towel 2.49 Reg. 3.10 washcloth u t A- -, r I . 0 p.m. p.m. 533 6407 , sssn -- 11 20, 1981 |
