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Show 11 SI ANpArip IUi.l : Democrats join in national TV telethon 1 Uinta Potters guild schedules show Tlu I'inlii IniiiT'i (iuilil w ill lww ilu-i- r work at thi Uiniah Ihumiv Library in Vernal beginning July 11). .Wording in Melanie fiiilil ulrhak, president, everyone is inviu-- to i hi tiMtiin; on Monday evening. July 11. frnm 7 io9p.ni. Tlu Potters Guild Shop is in Mai'si'r when- - Guild members inaki original hand liuill and wheel thrown pottery. Classes in pottery are also the Uintah Hasin taught through Education Center, liuild memlH-rsell their wares throughout I'tah and Colorado; a percentage of the sale price is used to support Guild facilities. The lotters Cuild specializes in stoneware pieces, which are strong and durable and can In used in the overn, freezer, and dishwaher. No lead is used in the glaze so items can he used for and eating. Casseroles, jars, bowls, planters, mugs, pitchers, teapots, sculptures, and dinner sets are some of the items made by Guild members. Many of these will Is on display at the Library during July. l il h lie Nat uiiial nuking plans for iiicir liimih rmiM-ru- i iw' political io In- lii'oadcasi .hi I) Jti U7 on the Auicriiaii Iliiadcasl ini; Company (AK(') I Senator Frank E. iTedl Moss tlU'tah), irritated at the unexplained delay of the Federal Power Commission to act on an application by Mountain Fuel Suply to construct additional pipeline, wrote a strong letter to the President citing this problem as an example of regulatory abuse and shortcomings. . .and urged immediate action on the matter. Senator Moss is part of a group composed of members of the Congress and Presidential advisors that recently began a series of regulatory summit meetings to review the need for reform of regulatory agencies. "I am pleased with the spirit of ciMiperation from our first meeting on regulatory reform. . .and would rite one .in I r.i! s ; m 'I lie i'ot:r.nii Mill he the longest Niliiiral liriiaile.isi ever, running from 7 p.m. on Saiurda). July lit'dh through Sundav, .lulv L7ih, a p.m. iMDT) on appioMinalely JiK) television stations affiliated Mith the AIM network. Originating from Los Angeles, the telethon w ill Ih- a live SI hour production. The heme for this year's fund raiser is I "Tune America". Utah's telethon commit ice, headed by Art Kilter has an agenda planned that promises to be both exciting and fun. An old fashioned picnic s Senator decries delay in pipeline okey I niiKT.iitr Pari) in Fairmont Park slated for til rail) Saturday, July ISilh, from It p.nt. to 9 p m. is to lie t he kick off for Utah's telethon. Ilcitlc Iioidge and Tony Mitchell, t'o Chairpersons of the picnic rally, are recruiting Democrats all over the state to donate cakes and baked goodies for the H'eassion. Games and contests are planned, with many of the prominent Democratic County, Slate, and National imliiiral figures participating in the Utah gay la. Television cameras will Ih- set up in the park lo film the activities, to during the telethon, cutting away from the network for brief periods to an opKirlunity provide Utah Demm-ratto promote contributions within t hist ate. A telephone bank, manned by volunteers, will Ih- - set up at KCPX (AKC's affiliate) studio lo take pledges and contributions for the party. Mr. Kitterand committee have planned an auction al the picnic rally. They promise a wide variety of interesting I took. l items to acromodale any Utahns will Ih- - tuning in with the rest of America to once again demonstrate their ability lo achieve broad based support through the modest contributions of thousands. - s Uintah Basin TALENT SHOW - -7 Roosavatt City Park. p.m. Tickets at: Ivnfli, Roosevelt Floral, Poleline Dist. Sponsor: Duchesne County American Forty. July pm-kc- 12- Yatchak and Liz Enyeart, SHOW SCHEDULED-Mela- nie Guild of remove Uinta Potters members the pots to be shown in the show from a kiln at the workshop in Maeser. POTTERY such example of regulatory abuse seriously affecting my state' Senator Moss wrote. lie said that for two years there has been pending before the FIC an application by Mountain F'uel Supply Co. to construct 33 miles of natural gas piu-lininto the populated area of the Wasatch Front in L'lah. The line would provide capacity to market 100 million cubic feet of natural gas per day. There is a growing deficiency in Mountain Fuel's ability to move the required volume of natural gas into the populous Wasatch Front area. This problem is of great concern to me because of the unfavorable implications it causes with reference to the health, welfare, and safety of the people of Utah," he said. The application of Mountain Fuel has been on file for more than two years anil last year Senator Moss urged action by the FPC without result. He said he had e , Along with written again in May of this year requesting their response and, to date, has not received a reply. This kind of regulatory neglect in the Lux of a pending energy crisis is unforgiveablc," he said. Senator Moss further explained that for the the construction season mountainous route of the proposed line is limited to the short summer period and, without an immediate decision. Mountain Fuel will be in the position of not being able to ixinslrurt the facilities in time for service in the coming heating season. In further explanation of the problem, Senator Moss said that Mountain Fuel Supply has the necessary pipe, has completed all of the engineering and acquisition, and that an environmental impact statement had been completed and filed. 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