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Show 14A The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, Februan H, 19H(i Plaque lo Honor Challenger Astronauts Panel Snubs Plea for Funds lo Train School Personnel By Peter Scarlet Tribune Education Editor A (gubernatorial proposal lor a $1 million appropriation to finance the training of sc bool personnel and received a mild rebull Lit dj in the Legislatures Joint Public Education Appropriations Subcom-milt- i e That action oc cm led when Sen liic lit 0 ei son It West Joidan criti i ied the (noposal and walked out ol the me cling so tlieio wouldnt be the necessary quorum of senators pie sent lor a vole Guv Norm Bangeiter has called (or a $1 million appropriation for school volunteers as a part of a much larger educational program he announced in December to bring attention to an educational crisis he and After a discussion during which Sen Barlow chastised some committee members for being "loo timid. the legislators approved a $1 5 milappropriation for schools next year In doing so, they opted to accept the Utah State Board oi Educations request and rejected those ol both the governor s and legislative analysts 'Were overspending our budget every step of the way here, said Sen Warren 1ugh R Salt Lake He said if the subcommittee fame in several million over what analysts and the legislative leadership had previously agreed to, other appropriations subcommittees would follow suit lion year-roun- d "Under our new leadership budget, $10 million under the governor's recommendation when the others are closer, countered Sen Bar-lo'Were the elected officials W e ve got to do w hat s right " He said public education was "taking a beating equity wise" and faith that enough lawmakers would later back off from a position of refusing lo tap the state's flood were fund Some of you are too timid," said Sen Barlow, who has been in the Legislature since 1952 and in the Senate for 29 years "I want you to go in and fight for our larger budget, said Rep. Robert Lake. Sykes, Special to The Tribune A CITY plaque honoring the memory of the space shuttle Challenger astronauts will hang in the city offices here The crash occurred during the launch on Jan 28 Mayor Peter C Knudson said at the city council meeting Thursday "I want to see you battle for career ladders, the Utah Schools for the Deaf and Blind and the area vocational centers All of these are important This schools) isn't as high on my priority list," he said a reHep Jed Wasden, tired state vocational education official. said lawmakers will end up doing something to come up with a balanced budget but said he would stick with Ins earlier position and oppose any increased taxes "If we were as united as higher education the Joint Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee, you d be surprised at what we'd get for public education," said Sen. year-roun- - BRIGHAM d the tragedy affected Brigham City because "we here are deeply involved and a lot of Box Elder People work for Morton-ThiokWe are proud of them and their outstanding records" Thiokol builds the solid fuel rocket boosters used on the Space Shuttle and other projects FIRST RUN! "TIFF A COMPETITION" BRIDGfTTE MONET CYNDEE SUMMERS KITTEN NATIVIDAD JENNA CARRERA RATED X CO HIT VICSO CAPRI 364-364- 7 Open Daily 1 1:43 A.M. Late Show Fri. &. BARBARA WINTER RATED X 1(H So. Sat. port their education Shortly before the committee was to adjourn. Sen Haven Barlow. pro- approve the $1 million request as a supplemental budget Hem befoie leaving so the committee will have less business to conclude at its last scheduled meeting next Monday But Sen Overson complained that funding has been cut for other but equally valuable education programs In the committee '1 m going to leave so you wont have a quorum" said the senator, who theieupon left the meeting Sen Barlow said Gov Bangeiter's request will be placed on the committee s agenda for next Monday In other action, (he committee appropriated $10 7 million to help local school districts pay utility and insurance costs This was the same figure allocated last year by lawmakers, who spurned school officials request for the higher governor's figure of 112,362,400. The state pupil transportation sub- wiasherdryer Chinese Group Visits Oil Fields in Utah W se s399 DRYER s598 for both By Gregory Duerden Tribune Correspondent HOOSEVELT A small delegation from mainland Chinas petroleum industry toured oil fields here Thursday The delegation diove here from Salt Lake City with Richard Juve, the China Project Team leader from Chicago's Telemedia Inc., which is involved in providing new equipment to the Chinese. Heading the group from China was Wu Sanmin, president of the Technical Secondary School of Petroleum in Henan Province. Others in the group included a mechanical engineer, chemist and translator. The group visited the Petroleum Technology Department of the Um-ta- h Basin Area Vocational School They met with Bruce Brighton and George Mtllcr, instructors in classes in the department Mr Brighton and Mr Miller noted they had met the Chinese officials earlier at a training session in Boston and united the group to Utah The Chinese group has spent three months in the United States visiting oil fields in Texas. Louisiana, Caliloi ma and now I tab When the group arrived in Roosevelt. they toured Union High School as well as the oil fields The four members of the group expressed interest in some of the specialized equipment used in the Uintah Basin fields The Chinese delegation found a man who spoke their language, Tracy C ai roll at one of the drilling sites He had spent two years in Taiwan as a missionary for the Church of Jesus ( hi ist of Latter-daSaints He helped otfaials explain how the equipment --- 20 lb. 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