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Dear nn Lander 'i u r published jn utdtk on olt jur 'tm in injur1, tijriund'fiy ou d,f) rp.t tru,-- - 'fce m ttj it crt in ..MJ J TV ,n bo. offered to sett.e betore me tru for ibuoubO but the insurer w.thw U.lir.g the detendan' school d.stru turned him down ij The boy s proved me school distmt was m gilder, t and '.hat me bo', had su! fend i broken neck VcaU't hi' loathing instructions were made quaie They did not comply wph high lv plibll' 1t-nat.onal 'afetv Stan dard' 4 As a result of his (a' th si hoc! district instituted an exempla ry 'afetv program and a similar trag id'- to another bov mav have been prevent d Yes there arP large verdicts hut r'l', 'o but un mn c..f dll the j t' The rolumn dealt with a id bu who Ad' injured ir. ,i t ,g:i m hool football ga'lH jurs auarded him Sh million During the appeal' proce's the insurer settitd lot il it.i! t our ion nude it 'Ound as if this hippened Vtsterda. He said the award and settlement rfddt,-r- s law-ver- Iv.ur corret-ponden- were outrageous The facts are these ' The bo was quadnplegie b injurus suffered in a 197b game The trial was - 1 . A Continued s . an no' wacko Cine d. awarded to anomer high scnoci fom-baplacer nude quadriplcg.C b. .n jur.es suffered because of a defect'.' fe!rrt-- about which thi manufai tur r r.ad been warred Archer largo 'Ctlemcnt cunt o a 117 year old worker mad' paraph J.i after he was pinned under cor.strui t.un tnu.pmtrt that had defect v brants and inadequate warning de vns Mill another to an who had both It gs cut off by a tractor-mowe- r that lacked proper safety do vices urge settlements go to victim' who are hideously injured of proven negligence or man. academic affairs Ted H unittrsity relations, ttalttr P Gnemt administrative affairs J Mi rhael Mattssun development and George W Belsev. administrator University Medical Center With them were Muriel Brophv Gloria Mtman Juav Capener .Jacquelin'-Gnem- t Mary Mattsson and Phee Bel- Spy Kolff Famtlv Present Members of the Kolff famtlv at tending were their daughter Adrie Burnett and husband Jeretnv suns and daughters-in-law- . Jack and Patricia Kolff Case and Helen Koltf Terus Kolff and fiancee Lisa Atderv tldnta Ga and Claire Kolff wife of son Albert, who dtdn t attend due m illness Mingling with guests were others from the university community Raymond Haeckel. James Bud and Ha Jack Arnold and Rolayne Ferrtn Ar thur and Joanne Swindle William and Fran Loos. Anthony and Marv Ann Morgan. Leon and Audrey Robertson Gary and Carol Webster. L and Gae Gibbons. David and Reva Grant Cecil 0 and Janet Sa muelson. Milton E and Mirtan Wadsworth Others included Erich Graf and ' Nor-man- d Mary Dixon Robert L and Anna Bliss Pamela and Clark Fogle Steve and Cheryl Hess. Gregg and Nadine Hanson Byron Sims. Dolores Watson k red and Marti Espltn Beverly Handv Frank Sanguinetli Yoshivuki and Akido Taetidka Joseph and Bar bara Andrade John and Joann Nortnan and Catherine Conn c il and Carolc-Clawson U off stu dent bodv vice president Donald Hague director Utah Mu seum of Natural History, and wife Lorna were present The Kolffs donated many of their natural wood carving art pieces for a dinner and auction for the museum the night before the reception and com ert Framed Proclamations At the cone ert Lt Gov YalOveson presented Dr Kolff with framed pror clamations from Gov Norm H and Mayor Palmer DePauhs. Salt Lake City Mr Oveson. Maestro Maurice Abravanel and guest Ginnv Dean sat with the Kolffs during the concert Others present were State Sen I.yle and Alice Hiliyard. Smtthfield. Sen Terry and Helen Williams. Rep Kim Burmngham. Bountiful. Pearl. Angelos, president. University Hospital Volunteer Auxiliary, and husband Dr Gus Angelos. Fred S Ball Robert Rein-ertse- fund-raisin- g Ban-gerte- ' Martha p i ' 1 i" furcu.ms"C dt SI i f Pt1 j i ' a i' ti u.' j j or.lv U pen ri'iri' fun i i f ore,. Ver Per, A'voru.on ( s i i . ' l,r-.- If i v unn ' I A" vi.ur'df A1' a uo do y o. a jt" dtc.de- w bji s j ,'i jrd fa r c" pensd'ion for orrib.e lrjur.c s o , proven negi. get ct or defective i.cts Should it be the .nsurjr.ee r.di,' 'rv' Should ,1 he Tom who die H I ,i ti I W r s ! ( d - i Betrothal 1 ! t L Rice. Arch L and Peggy Madsen James C and Donna Taylor Dr Carol Browning Ogden Blanche Freed chairman of fund raising U of U d John and Marilyn visory Council Crawford Nicholas Strike Judith Wallop. John and Patty Ashton De' mond and Marilyn Barker and Ted D and Carole Lewis Kolff Friends Friends of the Kolffs attending included associate Dr Robert Jarvik inventor of the Jarvik heart Sheila Hamilton John Williamson John Grabarz. Dr Stephen and Lorna Matheson Mitchell and Doris Mehch Dr Henk and Nelleke Meuzelaar Debbie Sweet Rick and Denise Bob and Joyce Graham and Jim and Janet Gilson Others included Dr Chauncey and Emily Hall John Hansen Paul and j'J vi vt j t tribute for Dr. Willem J. Kolff Prom Page V10 L.t.otii r product defects Thev .,sp g" t" iv survivors - the moth r lattut' nJ children of people who should no1 have died In such cases juries award inm pt nsation o those destined to suffer a lifetime of pain and jgonv in the hopp of deterring future indiffet eni e or recklessness Large verdicts ore much less prev aient than your Seattle writer and the insurance companies would have u' believe They just get mure publicity Out of 60U cases studied bv the Civ il 1 'p"n'.bli foi h reglg'nn or defects Or would vuu nude up of vour tc bow , c it.zc ns SKU it P.n"." jute Tho wedd.rg in i he Sj.t jn Terrf ar Susan Nix n ind Brad. . J 11.1 Th' br.de CiCf! Salt lake (ltv . daughter f Dr ar.d Mrs Bert W N, on Fvij. kfoo; Idaho a resprvat.o-agtor h astern Aunnrs The pt ' tivc bridegroom, a sor of Mrs i a rol I aw Rock Springs W vo and A J II. 1! salt Lake Citv oven- - Bill Drvwall Co He filled ar LDs mi's.nn to h ranee a LDS I question lb Lev an'Wtrs rs i Instead of trying tu e!i'r..nde ir.no cnt victims hi'tor. ; gbt to ion, f. e i Id' through d jurv tru! trv to do dWd with ncgligtric dt'l defective products The jurv is he c nescience of the eomniumtv luror' are tellu.g business and indU'Tv that the way t eliminate wrongs t' bv ex erasing our rights not bv tuning pnsdt.un Idf NlXnll nt i c YOUIQ ($) CHAIQ Charles RfWalter Sohmcr QUALITY PIANOS at AFFORDABLE PRICES! You will be surprised at the enormous range of sound and color. TET DRIVE AND COMPARE at- - Hess. Tom and Karen Kessler. Carolyn Kopp. Alice Vigen. Kathy Lahey. Hamid Hossetni. Paul and Marilyn Elhngson. Brent and Kave Netlson. Alex and Bessie Oblad. Lila W Perry. 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