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Show 2B. The Salt Lake Tribune. Sundav, February o 16, 1986 BarlbeH! By Tom ..." ON THE ROAD AGAIN That makes for a great Willie Nelson song but it can be very hectic and tiring to say the least . . . This past week I had occasion to do a little business traveling, which is something I hitam not really accustomed to ting Boston, Dallas and back home in two nights and three days . . The flight from Salt Lake City to Boston was quite pleasant, in fact, and I think that Western does a great job of getting you where you want to go along with helping the hours pass quickly , . They do this by serving lunch on our flight we had a choice of chicken or lasagna . . Being a connoisseur of all things Italian I selected the lasagna which I will rename Mystery Goo, having the consistency of e silly putty . . .I'm not sure but when the flight attendants were going through their safety checklist about where the emergency exits are and what to do with the little oxygen masks when they pop out in case of pressure loss, I think that one of them said. "In case of emergency over water the lasagna can be used for floI have also wondered if tation there are really any little oxygen masks in there, or do they just say that1 When we reached Boston I found out why ordering the lasagna was such a wise choice It made the food at the Airport Hilton in Boston I should seem almost palatable have known when I walked past the salad bar as our hostess escorted us I have seen more to our table attractive, fresher offerings in a dumpster out back of the produce department at Safeway. And then the ROOM . . . The decor of the rooms looked like the artistic collaboration of Pablo Picasso and Charles Manson deep blue shag carpet suffering from baldness accented with a lime green bedspread bouncing off the faded beige checked wallpaper with the appropriate peeled Plandome Hotel , . well-don- ... ... ... ... male-patter- look. Big D, little a, double another world . . . . LL-A-- S n was The airport at Worth is larger than some countries in Central America and the Amfac airport resort hotel is a traveler's oasis deserving of all the stars By the way, you care to award Dallas-Ft- ... the flight from Boston to Dallas was on a DC10 Frank Layden body that sat nine across with two aisles and an movie . . . But the interestcamera in ing thing was a mini-Tthe cockpit looking over the captain's shoulder so vou could see the dash Closed-Captione- Barberi board and out the windshield to watch the takeoff and landing . . .As we watched, the pilot and were all business, of course, but I thought it might be fun for the passengers if they showed the thumbing through a book marked in bold type, HOW TO FLY, and maybe have the captain make the sign of the cross before hitting throttles. STUFF AND STUFF . . . This year's James Watt award for stupidity in high office goes to Donald Hodel for firing Lee Iacocca from his position in the restoration project of the Statue of Liberty . . . Iacocca is to America as the Beach Boys are to a living legend . Hodel music should be recalled for a defect in thinking SAY IT ISNT SO . . , Rutgers hisco-pil- co-pil- . y ss'''' ' r y'Z. ,V 4; 44 , . Wind Moves Mobile Office tory professor William Gillette teaches a course called Cowboys and Indians" in which he contends that the streets of New York were meaner than anything that Tombstone or Dodge City ever dreamed of, and that most cowboys were lousy shots and wimps . . . (Wheres Rooster Cogburn when you need him?) . . . Somehow cant picture I Pale Rider Eastwood's and the nose-to-nos- Speaking of dumb, did you hear about Miami Vices Don Johnsons near brush with death? . . . Down in New Orleans in the Super Bowl he was quite taken by Eleanor Mondale, daughter of former Vice President He tried a couWalter Mondale ple times to get a date with her , . . She declined after explaining that she was in town to watch her boyfriend It so happens her play football boyfriend is Keith Van Horne, ChicaIt go Bears offensive tackle could have made for a new show, "Miami Mincemeat. ... ... ... US?. . .The governor's office is in the process of deciding whether or not the state will sell the local military posts booze at a discount to keep their business . . is 61 percent Normal markup (rip-off- ) and they are toying with a military markup of only 10 to 15 percent . . . Gee, just think Norm, if you gave that kind of break to the rest of us, we might not buy so much out of state, either! . CIAO! (Tom Barberi can be heurd on Radio Friday from K.ALL 910 6 to Monday through 10 a.m.) at a.m. in Salt Lake City. Park City recorded a 120 mph mountaintop gust. Weather service cautioned people traveling in mountains to bvware strong winds and snow drifts. 5 Rain Washes Silt Into Provo Water System Clint e Duke's Rooster standing on a dusty street saying, This sushi bar aint big enough for the both of us." HEY, HOW ABOUT Morning winds leave L.A. Young Construction office on its side near the Great Salt Lake several hundred yards from Interstate 80 Garfield exit. Saturday gusts reached 47 mph PROVO (AP) - Some 30,000 resi- dents have been advised to boil culinary water and avoid using hot water because heavy rainfall has introduced silt into springs that feed part of the city's water system, officials say. The Utah County Health Depart- ment issued the warning Saturday after residents reported murky water coming from their faucets, said spokeswoman Raylene Ireland. She said the order affected roughly half the residents in this city of about 65,000, or those living in areas north of Center Street. The order was expected to remain in effect until aarly Sunday. The Utah County Health Department has directed all residents with murky water to boil for 10 minutes before using for culinary purposes, she said. Ireland said the department received the first report at about 8 50 a m. "It was just in isolated areas, but then we found out there was a problem, she said. City water crews were dispatched to flush pipelines with full-sca- high-pressu- hydrant water and to clean out major conduits, she said. In addition, residents were advised to avoid using hot water because of the possibility of damage to water heaters, Ireland said. Earlier this month, a Utah Power & Light Co. pipeline in nearby Provo Canyon was crushed by a landslide, prompting a similar order, she said. Logan Conventioneers Crown 1986 Dairy Princess Special to The Tribune Cherise Breitweiser, an North Ogden woman, was crowned the 1986 Dairy Princess Friday night during the Utah Dairy ConMs. Breitweiser attends vention. Utah State University. LOGAN Her attendants are Stephanie Taylor of Smithfield and Lisa Baty of Brigham City. Both attendants are also 18 years old and attend USU, said Clint Warby, administrator of the Utah Dairy Commission. The convention was held Wednes day through Saturday and brings together all of the state's various dairy groups. r On Thursday, Gov. Norm Ban-gerte- presented the governors award, symbolic of the state's out- standing dairyman, to Harry Papa- - Burglary Suspect Shot By Victim, Listed Serious Special to The Tribune HOLLADAY suspected burglar was shot in the abdomen at a Holladay residence Saturday night and was rushed to St. Marks Hospital by Salt Lake County Sheriffs deputies where he underwent surgery about midnight. Details remained sketchy early A Sunday morning, but a man described as being in his 20s, was shot by the apparent victim of a burglary at 4179 Sovereign Way, near Olympus Hills shopping center. ing alerted by a neighbor The man was listed in serious well-know- Mr. Warby. The Utah Dairy Commission service award was given to Charles Mickelsen, a USU dairy extension specialist. con- dition, said a hospital spokesman. FIND WHAT YOU WANT WITH CLASSIFIED. The suspected burglar was attempting to return to his vehicle, parked at the shopping center, when deputies apprehended him after be george of Ogden. Mr. Papageorge has an registered Holstein operation He has served as a chairman of the Utah Dairy Commission and as national director of the National Holn stein Association and is a judge at national dairy shows, said 237-200- 0 The Old Timers Award was presented to Pleasant Grove dairyman Charles Warmck. The award recognizes long-tim- e dairymen. On Friday, Joseph Westwater, chief executive officer of the National Dairy Board, told the gathering that Americans are consuming more dairy products Training d New Videos to Aid Postal Employees Salt Lake City's Main Post Office, has been the sole d video test site of techniques and equipment expected to be used nationwide on U.S. Postal Service training films. Evaluation of the testing is not expected to be done for some time. A reason for the local selection is that about 35 postal employees with hearing problems, of more than 2,500 nationally, work in the Salt Lake City area, Richard Thorp, supervisor of aiidio-visuproductions at the agency's William F. Bolger Management Academy in Potomac, Md., said, add1760 W. 2100 South, closed-captione- ing' ("If we use closed captions, we'11 be spending $40,000 to $60,000 a year to include them on our videos. And there will be a $60,000 one-tim- e ture for equipment that expendiwill be sent to postal facilities across the country. So we need to run a field test and get the reaction of employees before we actually spend the money." Since so much employee training is done via video tape, some sort of interpreting is needed for the hearing impaired. The academys staff produced 80 films last year. The tests are believed to validate his feeling that the employees who don't hear prefer video tapes to having an interpreter sign the message with hand signals. Close captioned means the words being spoken appear at the bottom of the screen. Its called closed because it can only be seen on the screen if the television set or video monitor owner has specific decoder equipment. Hearing-impairepostal employees now view training films with the closed-captione- d d help of a fellow employee fluent in sign language who interprets what is being said with hand motions. If an employee is not available, someone from outside the Postal Service is hired to do the interpreting. Hiring interpreters is more expensive than closed captioning. Other disadvantages of signing are that in- terpreters are not always available, and signers normally have to paraphrase what is being said. After viewing tapes translated by signing and closed caption, employees were asked to fill out a questionnaire comparing the two. Kirk Walker, test interpreter as well as one for the Utah Association for the Deaf, said hearing-impaired workers said using closed captions was important to equal opportunity and to achieve upward mobility. Meet THE WATERFORD SCHOOL New Sandy Campus Opening; September Surserv through Class 3, 1986 Expanding to Class Bring us your prescription for eyewear. And well happily follow your doctor's orders. We offer all the latest contact lenses. A wide selection of frames.Trained, professional . stylists. And the most caring guarantee in the business. Well repair or replace your glasses free. No matter how you break them. No matter how many times you break them At Pearle, youve got it made, to order. A Hie School of the 1 uture. Built on the Liberal Arts Tradition "In Utah, the School of the huture. 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