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Show ! 4A The Sail Lake TnbuneL Fnday, October You could buy my Kuppenheimer all season 24, l'fWi Officials Searching For Kobber Of Salt Lake Hank A gunman took an undisclosed amount of money from the Tracy Collins Bank & Trust Co American Branch office, 375 S. State, 11 am Thursday Salt Lake City police and FBI agents searched the downtown area after the holdup, but by early Thursday afternoon hadn't located a suspect The man is described as 5 feet 10 inc hes tall, heavyset and had a mustache and a two- - or three-dagrowth of beard, said Lt Thomas Brown of the Salt Lake City Police Department The robber, who wore jeans, a blue windbreaker and a knit, turquoise hat, and carried a blue backpack, entered the bank about 11 a m and gave the teller a note that said We have guns, Lt Brown said He then demanded money from the teller. She gave him cash including bait money, which he put in a mamla envelope, and put the envelope in the backpack, FBI spokesman Lou Bertram said. The man left the bank, walked northbound on State Street and disappeared, Mr. Bertram said. He discounted original reports that the robber may have fled the scene on a Utah Transit Authority bus. Mr. Bertram said no one was hurt in the incident, and no one saw if the robber actually had a gun. 30-3- red-brow- y FBI Photo camera captured this Bank photo of robbery suspect. Suit Names LDS Bishop, Church in Malpractice A woman who contends that a bishop for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints gave her son air fare for a trip but failed to notify her is suing the bishop, his ward and the y Church for clerical malpractice. lawsuit filed Thursday by Pat White of Taylorsville named LDS Bishop Paul Blackburn, the Taylorsville 43rd LDS Ward and the LDS Church as defendants. The suit seeks $100,000 in damages. Mrs. White's lawyer, Brian M Barnard, said the suit may be the first of its kind in Utah The suit alleged that Mr Blackburn breached his duty as an ecclesiastical representative of the LDS Church when he gave Mrs. Whites on, Michael Chandler, then age 17, air fare for a trip to North Carolina but didn't tell her about it. Mr. Blackburn declined to respond to the allegation and others outlined m the suit He referred The Tribune to lawyer Allen M Swan of the Kirton McConkie & Bushnell law firm Mr Swan was out of Salt Lake City on Thursday and unavailable to comment. The lawsuit also alleged that Mr Blackburn intentionally interfered with the relationship between Mrs White and her son. intentionally and pegligently inflicted emotional distress on her and contributed to the delinquency of a minor The suit said that Mr. Chandler, who since has joined the U S. Army, approached Mr Blackburn in April anil May and told him that he wanted to live in North Carolina with his brother and friends He told the bishop that he had problems at home with his mother and stepfather and had been threatened with physical violence had Contending that .he teen-age- r Ik the suit said Mr Blackburn tailed to contact Mrs W hite, any or social agency to find if Mi Chandler's allegations were true I DS A k Instead, Mr. Blackburn gave the youth money for air fare to North left May 4 Carolina The teen-age- r and didn't return until June 14 An LDS bishop in North Carolina gave Mr. Chandler air fare back to Utah, Mr. Barnard said. After Mr Chandler returned from North Carolina, Mrs. White received s a $300 bill for the room and board while he lived in the state. teen-ager'- The suit contended that the youth's move caused Mrs. White severe emotional distress and that Mr. Blackburn had no authority or legitimate reason to help transport Mr. Chandler to North Carolina. It contended that he acted recklessly and overstepped the bounds of decent societal conduct" by giving Mr. Chandler the means to leave the area without checking the truth of his story or contacting Mrs. White or any governmental or protective agency. Mr. Blackburn had acknowledged that Mr. Chandler had duped him but had failed to recognize his own mistake, Mr. Barnard said. He said clerical malpractice is a relatively new legal development, and that the suit probably was the first of its kind u. Utah. pin stripe suit for just $145. Or you could pay a lot more someplace else. Mr. Kuppenheimer If you buy your pin stripe suit someplace other than Kuppenheimer, chances are youll spend a lot more than you have to. You see, at Kuppenheimer, we make all our suits ourselves, including the polywool blend pin stripe suit you see here. (It comes in navy and gray.) And we sell our Kuppenheimer suits in our own stores. Theres no middleman. 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Or come to Kuppenheimer and put that money into the pocket of your own brand new Kuppenheimer pin stripe suit. ce 2-pi- lt EXS - "i Utah Mtorney nsun sas he wont take at' against the Mate Board of Kdut ation out procedural irregular!' ies in appointing a new state sopermtt ndt m 'lice the panel is making eftm tv to correct the errors In a recent letter m tbe H.nmiir, .S' i tikinson lined that lie will put file suit to .if the selection of James R Moss as the next state superintendent of public tnstrui tion Wilkinson s.iid tbe mo'ter is not of such gravity that it cannot be appropriately orreeted by the steps which j newspaper W ex-p- c the board is appari nth already prepared 'n undertake The newspaper had avked Wilkin-m,- i to investigate the matter after h arnir g 'be hi ari appan.ntlv violat-tthe stmt s one'' meeting laws in selecting Moss Board Chairman Keith ('heeketts or. fir n.ed earlu r this month that the full b ard met in an unannounced te'irg Sept 20 to interview Moss ,0) th two other f.ralists tor the job On M pt 22. the board held ,a news announced a 'feii r.re at which n oi ip ms derision to appoint far - R Moss as the state supeun nde Y of public instruc t tor effei live l rah' Ilia' see ret meeting and sutiso- o' I'.nounceiient appareni . io- law d ,le states r ,m public bodii s to post pi r o'jf.e ition of meetings when a m.e-;' of the ire inte is are prist m llovevi'r once the issue v is ra.-- e d ( les i 'o said Mu" had m , i open-meetin- i v i i r 'or a , In i ri a; poiritcej E R S) 278-047- 1, VISA NMe KuppcnhciIlKT Action Against Statu School Hoard D.tv d I Salt Lake City: 4011 South Highland Dr. Wilkinson to Hpass OCl'KN (Mi O T H Value Clothier For Men Americas 1 Onua' CL M, |
