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Show I FRIDAY, JANUARY 89th Congress to Open Second Session on Monday, January 10 THE SALT LAKE TIMES 7, 1966 Senator Moss Notes Soviet 'Walk in Space1 Hoax, Top Science Writer Says Weather Research Being Done in Utah 1966 could well be the year double exposure, with Leonov I of of Section that The 14(b) people do more than talk The 89th Congress will open repeal Act was ap-- 1 about the weather. Sen. Frank I tions top scienc ewriters, has superimposed on a background its second session Jan. 10 with the and said Tuesday I reports that the Soviet walk in of the earth below. Black scrua ready made agenda of legisla- proved by the House of Repre-- 1 E. Moss stills, under careful tive matters left over from 1965 sentatives last summer but con-- 1 I that the variety of research proj-- 1 I space was another big hoax, white revealed that Leonov was tiny, and the prospect of other pro- sideration was blocked in the ects being conducted in Utah, and To prove his point, Malian in a tank of water, to by a late session filibus-- 1 I other states, to gain more infor-- 1 I suited some of the foremost floating posals to come. weather space and photography experts, give the effect of weightlessness The federal budget for the ter led by Senate Republican mation about the I should some basic in-- 1 running for them the official and that he was suspended by next fiscal year was still under- leader Everett M. Dirksen. produce A bill extending coverage and I formation which can be trans-- 1 Kremlin films of the Commu-raisin- g fine wires. going' review by President Johnachievement. This story, Dean C. B. Neblette of the the minimum wage wasllated into new weather modifi-lnison and his Administration offiI whish should have made page I of to House all the Rochester Institute of Technolbenefit cation programs cials as 1965 drew to a close. approved in August by I I was one of the big city press, ogy put his finger on the cause Since the hew budget must Education and Labor Committee the arid West. I Sen. Moss said that Utah State generally suppressed, for this Soviet clumsiness. They blend domestic requirements and but did not reach the floor for ac-- 1 I I conducted is had to make this film before University at Logan primarily I Writing in Science and the rising military outlays neces- tion. The Senate has I involved in weather modification chanics, Malian reported that they had seen any other pictures on the proposals. sitated by the war in Viet Nam, I Means and House The Ways experiments at this time. USU II the photos of Cosmonaut Leonov of a man walking out in space. the fiscal decisions now being I made will in large measure de- Committee held hearings on the is working on a Department of I crawling out of the space They had to do a lot of guessrevi-lthe insurance Interior grant to conduct Sule were taken from out in ing. termine the scope of the AdminI studies President comof telemetry as applied I space, with the camera pointed , This is not the first time Lloyd the sions istration program for the proposed by I but the bill was not reported to to automatic precipitation meas-- 1 head on. No one else was out in Malian has caught Soviet sciening year. The President already has in- the floor before adjournment. I uring and reporting networks. I space and the Soviets themselves tists in an attempt of this kind. Once equipment is adequate-- 1 reported that the only pictures The National Aeronautics and Congress also adjourned in Oc-- 1 I dicated, however, what some of tober without appropriating ly developed, Sen. Moss said,l0f this feat had been taken by Space Administration, for reahis proposals will be. In the civil rights field, the funds for the federal rent sup-- 1 I a dense network of automatic I a camera which Leonov himself sons of its own, has stubbornly President announced in Novem- plement program authorized in I precipitation measuring and re- - attached to the outside of the refused to put Soviet claims to ber that he would seek legisla- the omnibus housing act and the I porting stations will be estab-- 1 I capsule. lished along the Wasatch Front, u.S. experts, examining the the acid test of scientific analytion aimed at preventing injus- federal teachers corps. I I The President said then that between Ogden and Salt Lake film, also found that it was a sis, but the truth will out. tice to Negroes at the hands of ' would press for quick action I City. he all white juries in both federal I to obtain in the new session "In a planned experiment, a and state courts. I of both the to are funds also measures implement statistically designed cloud seed-- 1 Clifton C Carter Several labor Road Bids Opened new of ling program will be undertaken. ' programs. high on the Presidents list network of ten automatic Other measures on the legis-- A For Construction legislative goals for the year. 1 Admin-include the cloud silver tive iodide of the the agenda These include seeding repeal In Salt Lake County firearms control bill I erators will be located at valley y Act provision perI Sealed bids for the construc-io- n sites to be and mountain-to- p mitting states to ban union shop to curb the mail order traffic I re-1 of two concrete beam overagreements, extension of a mini- in guns and the proposal tomak-- operated selectively, under radar director of the Democratic 1 structures to be built on individ-1 electroal overto the affect pass college, mum wage, higher pay for surveillance, tional Committee, has been I I 15 and 80 in Salt Lake nterstate to electors ual storms as fronts and cloud named acting treasurer of the time work and major improve- ing it mandatory for I I ments in the unemployment in follow the majority decision of banks pass across the seeding Committee following the resig-th- e bounty were opened by the Utah voters in their states. Sen. I nation of Richard Maguire, Com- - State Department of Highways and reporting network, surance program. I Moss said. Tuesday in the State Office mittee treasurer since 1962. The Utah Democrat has been! Building. Chairman John M. Bailey oflnounced the that the resignation of Mr. The apparent low bidder for a operation the cloud seeding generators will! Maguire Dec. 19 and said he had structure to be built over be such as to permit the divi-- 1 asked Mr. Carter to serve in at 45th South was the Gibbons Reed Company of Salt Lake sion of this limited precipitation I the position. Both actions un-1 into treated and came effective Jan. 1. City submitting a bid of I seed-1 ' The Chairman said he accept-Mediciof treated areas; This cloud A note of caution about the I ing program will be conducted There were nine other bidders d Mr. Maguires resignation with and chairman of the rapid expansion of the nuclear small-scale, for this project. The Engineers so on .a that the regret, power industry is sounded in an Technical Division of the Com- - I entists and technicians can ob-- 1 estimate on project was article by Dr. Malcolm Peterson mittee for Nuclear Information, I serve and record the effects of I "Dick Maguire has been one $173,895. The this contract calls for of the greatest treasurers in our in the current issue of Scientist will appear as a chapter in a I I the construction of a 3 at various history, he said. He has done span and Citizen. forthcoming book on reactors. ceding conducted I concrete beam has Moss been Sen. structure a in tremendous altitudes, the and Citizen is the pubjob raising It is part of the regular opera- Scientist of 152 over feet informed. 45th So. funds which are essential to the extending the Committee for tion of a nuclear reactor to re- lication This project is to be completed A contract with USU has been lease small amounts of radioacin 150 working days. Blaine J. negotiated which will provide and water and air into the tivity about $138,000 for the current Kay, State Highway Engineer, Dr. Peterson points out that alexindicated that when this project to fiscal year support this though the total radioactivity perimental program. Sen. Mossjspiration to the entire range of is completely all of I 15 in Salt released has been kept to an imsaid that weather modification! Committee activities. Much as Lake County will be complete pressively low level this must The Utah Association for Men-- 1 will provide the necessary tech-- 1 we will miss his talents, we will with the exception of structures not be interpreted as complete Fund Agen- - nology with which the arid re-- 1 miss far more his love of life at 33rd South and 90th So. and reassurance of safety. The total tal Health, a United surfacing south of 33rd So. a series of pro-- 1 gions of the world can selec-- 1 and of people and of the Demo-gra- for - In a second includes many different radio- cy, willtosponsor bid the State Highbe shown on KUED lively place precipitation where cratic cause to which he gave active isotopes and some of them I so much will most He do way received an ofthe it Department 1 Janu-good. of himself, Thursday night in I may have profound biological every of fer attor-weeinch An for continued: additional $397,441 the S & R Mr. Maguire, a Boston ary at 8:00 p.m. beginning this Concrete significance for man. I Co. of Las precipitation in the Upper ney who was associated with The first will be a photo Vegas, Nev., We do not know what will be for Pres-tell- s the Colorado should River Basin J biding construction of of the late every campaign People Who Care which a I ident continuous the effect- on the body of having play the story of Mrs. Pat Dob- - Produce about 100,000 acre-festeel beam strucKennedy starting with the these radioactive elements in the son, a young wife and mother of stored water in Lake Powell. I first campaign for Congress in ture over 7th East and a preair we breathe, food we eat and who becomes mentally ill. In Weather modification, combined 1 1946, will practice law in Wash stressed concrete structure at 9th East on I 80. The structure the water we drink. Some of the tracing her progress from the I with better management of exist-- 1 ington and Boston, at 7th East will extend 190 feet harmful effects of radiation have time of her admission to the tag supplies of water, evapora-- l In his letter of resignation to I re-uand the prestressed concrete been discovered only in the last hospital to her departure, it pro- - tion suppression, of waste the Chairman, he said this I decade, and the long term effect a good look at the kind of waters and augmentation of tion is prompted by personal structure on 9th East will extend of small amounts of radiation care and treatment a first rate present supplies with surplus I considerations, and I do it with 125 feet. Mr. Kay indicated the I contractor will be allowed 120 are still not understood. facility can offer and shows how water, from other river basins I regret. I have thoroughly Since permissible levels of member of the mental will be needed to assure our joyed working With you these working days to complete these radioactivity in the environment health team contributes to her water needs for future genera-- 1 few years. From every point of structures. Elias J. Strong, member of I view, it has been a memorable cannot assure us of absolutely improvement. Dr. Reed Andrus, tions. the State Road Commission of I experience no risk, and since proliferation Director of the Division of Men- I Mr. Carter, 47, a native of Utah, indicated that the compleof nuclear power plants in this tal Health, Utah Department of I son E. Arthur Dibble, Smithville, Tex., joined the Na- - tion of these structures on Mjorand-Mrscountry and others will men a Health and members of his staff will be significant in Arthur Dibble tional Committee staff in 1964 and cumulative loading of the en- will serve as commentators forl I of 976 1 com-has Wilson and became executive director providing for the completion of Ave., vironment with waste products, all the programs. I the interstate system through course for a year ago. pleted the orientation responsible consideration of inI officers at the U. S. Air Force After more than five years o Salt Lake County. We expect to creased exposure and therefore I Medical at Gunter Service Santa Claus is one industrial-- 1 AFB, military service in World War have all of risk must constantly be exercomplete from I Ala. 1st who doesnt have to worry cised. Ill, during which he rose to the Parleys Canyon to the 24th So. Major Dibble, a dentist, is be-- 1 rank of lieutenant colonel, Mr Interchange ready for public use The planned release of radio- about sit down or slow motion ing assigned to the dental staff I Carter operated a bottling plan some time this year. We also anactivity in normal reactor opera of Travis AFB, Calif., an instal- - in Bryan, Tex., and was elected ticipate having traffic using tion is but one of three safety lation of the Military Air Trans- - to the Bryan City Commission, from 33rd South to 55th South problems connected with the by fall of 1966. port Service. MATS provides He was selected as the growing nuclear power industry. NOTICE Next week the Highway Deof U.S. Military standing Young Man in Texas airlift The other two, mentioned in Want a wife, husband, sweet-- 1 forces and in 1947. partment will open sealed bids equipment. the article but not discussed in I for the construction of a He Mr. attended of has Carter been active in University detail, are reactor accidents and seTLd0drijnvflope fwTee Utah of of Call and all President Johnsons polit- concrete structure University the disposal of highly radioac- information to PcrsSLel Ac-- I over 9000 is Ileal His South frnia. on the since 1937. wife, Jean, P.O. He campaigns Box quaintance Service, tive waste products. Mr. Mrs. of Geo. Salt and 6046, Like then Senator joined Johnsons City, Utah I daughter The article by Dr. Peterson, a 84106. A. McClellan of 1877 So. Ninth I staff in 1957 and became his at the Wash gastroenterologist (12-3- 1 I Washington staff assistant in Texas. 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