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Show Page Sixteen FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1966 High Risk Jobs Are Becoming Less Risky for Insurance . THE SALT LAKE TIMES DISCUSSING SEARCH FOR PEACE Lets say the family bread erage life expectancy of men in winner is 1) a steeplejack, 2) various types of jobs is evaluata motion picture stunt man, or ed, the extra risk is calculated 3) a driver of a nitroglycerin and extra premiums assessed. truck. Generally speaking, the assess- Which of them has the least ment of each $10 in extra premium per $1,000 in life insurrisky job? the nitro His hauler. work ance means roughly a 100 per Its is considered only about half cent extra risk over the average. But the ratings, which are conagain as hazardous as such .oca as a bank or teller cupations stantly being revised, also prostore no is more clerk. vide a fairly good barometer of It drug hazardous than bartender in a the increasing level of safety corner tavern, who also works in being built into various jobs. The close proximity to some volatile police officers, for example, are now rated as standard risks. liquids. The stunt man is in an occu- Twenty years ago many law enpation rated twice as hazardous forcement jobs, including those as the nitro hauler, while the of detectives, the cop on the steeple jacks job is three times beat, state troopers and con- as risky. But even such high risk jobs as these are apparently becoming safer. According to the Institute of Life Insurance, it will be a rare job that would prevent a breadwinner from being issued life insurance policy. Advances in safety techniques and a quiet revolution in underwriting over the last few decades have drained a good deal of the economic risk from even the more dangerous ways in which men support their families. What about astronauts or deep sea divers or jet pilots or wild animal trainers or trapese artists? None of these is con considered according to the Institute. The astronauts have life insurance under the National nautics and Space Agency group stables were considered to be half again as perilous as normal occupations. Coal miners, because of the risky nature of working underground, also were once considered poor candidates for life insurance. Now, however, many emploes of the coal industry get life insurance at standard rates, while underground workers are considered to be no more than 30 per cent more risk than surYouth between the ages of 14 to 22 in 135 ROME, Italy Edward M. Lindsey (right) face workers. of the Free World are urged by Lions of Lions President the countries International, explains Incidentally, people who work International wide world to write an essay on the theme: J service organizations Search for in salt mines, literally, not figPeace project to Pope Paul VI in a Peace is Attainable for a $25,000 first prize, uratively) run about the same offered audience held Vatican in by Lions International. City. private risk as the coal miner. Mrs. The himself in is in center (left) and the Right who active is proLindsey Pope, very Circus aerialists, once considof World Reverend words had Peace, high praise moting Monsignor Paul Marcincus, who ered uninsurable, now may purfor the Holy Father during the for the world for translated their the Lions around 800,000 chase life insurance. But along held efforts Youth interested in thinking meeting in getting in the papal private chambers, with the fellow who works with center and is (right). writing about peace. wild animals their jobs are regarded as 150 per cent more hazardous than normal. fied AAU associate members to AAU Charts Meet Possibly the most dramatic Traveling With Kids submit bids for the many sportpolicy. example of the diminishing ele- Can Be Endured In Nov. S.L. 22 on ing activities which .will highThe availability of life insur- ment of hazard is the airline The Board of Directors of the light the 1967 sports calendar. ance for the families of men pilot. About 25 years ago this Traveling abroad with chilBids should be sent to Mr. Rose doing dangerous work results was among the perilous occu- dren need not be a chore. Mary Intermountain AAU will con- at 5177 So. State St., Murray, from the development of an un- pations. Today an airlines pilot Jean Kempner, who has gone, vene in Salt Lake City Nov. 22. 18 or Nov. sancpresented in perby derwriting rating system for job is rated as safe as a standard abroad many times with her to accept bids for AAU 1 p.m. at the Doll 22 Nov. son at small son, testifies that the ex- tioned events for 1967. hazardous occupations. The av risk bus drivers. House. Paul Rose, AAU president, said perience is far. more enlighten' that sealed bids will be opened ing than infuriating. In a recent issueof Harpers at that time. Site of the bid Use the talents you possess, siStudy Shows Benefit Markets Provide Magazine, Mrs. Kempner offers opening will be at the Doll House for the woods would be very lent if no birds sang except the Of Fluorides some suggestions for parents at 1518 So. Main. Tickets to Show Rose President urged quali best. AG and Foodtown markets who want to take along their In City Water are with Valley Music children: People favoring the addition Hall joining to provide tickets at half Spend the mornings, when you of fluorides to drinking water to the touring Broadway are both fresh, with your child. as a means of preventing tooth prime hit The Odd Couple, accord- Attempting too much can perdecay have a new and very ing to Donald P. Lloyd, presi- manently damage young taste practical argument on their dent. buds. side. The Neil Simon comedy is Children in transit need enterA recent issue of Good Houseto packed houses in New tainment as well as enlightenkeeping reports on a study con- playing at $9 per ticket, he said,, ment. Punch and Judy in a Roducted in two neighboring cities York Utah theatre goers can see man park, the sewers of Paris, A CHRISTA1AS TRE in New York State; Newburgh, but lanor the TO KEEPTRESH S MAPE Music ubiquitous English Halls first touring the city where fluorides have Valley not films be JOY 70 BEHOLP WHEN A may enough production for less guage been added to the water, and Broadway TREES PAVE BECOME UNTREATEP to Eurothan a dollar for matinee ticksatisfy them. But try AGENTS Kingston, where they have not. ets. OP SORROW. ARP PRY batpean race tracks; the mock With respect to the relative Lloyd said gift certificates tles of Edinburgs great Tattoo; costs of corrective clinic care forMr. one half off on any ticket can the smells, the vehement barfor five and six year old chil- be obtained at any AG or Food-tow- n gaining and the chaos of open dren, the report indicates that market with the purchase air markets. A PRE LNPER WRITER fluoridation can cut the cost of of be elaborate. neednt of TEST PROVEP THAT AN These worth Outings $10 groceries. dental care for children by more will be are rides UN7REA7EP Hack ideal MfTEPNE for as cash toward getting accepted than one half. 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