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Show I THE SALT LAKE TIMES FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1968 Proposed Law Would Increase Boating Safety Precautions Air West Will Pag Elvn Law Review Commission now is studying fees and charges on public lands. The results will be Sen. Wallace F. Bennett has available June 30, 1970, and until that time no new radical strongly protested to the Secre- fee changes should be made, he taries of Agriculture and Insaid. terior against proposed grazing Sen. Bennett explained, "The fee increases as high as 400 per cent which he said would have proposal of these Departments to a disastrous effect on the econo- increase grazing fees by an avermies of ranches and their com- age 250 per cent on U. S. Forest munities throughout Utah and Service lands and an average 375 percent on Bureau of Land the West. The Utahn also called for pub- Management lands over the next lic hearings to be held in the 10 years is exorbitant and comwestern states as well as in Con- pletely out of line with the regress and requested the Depart- sults of federal studies to determents to postpone implementa- mine the true economic facts of tion of the new rates until such operating on public lands. hearings were held. Sen. Bennett said, I feci that In addition, the public Land the new Administration taking office in January should have an from consolidation of spare parts opportunity to study this suginventories at six stations in- gested increase which could have cluding San Francisco. In all, a far reaching destructive effect regular turnaround and over- upon the west. Therefore I urge night line maintenance service that any decision on new fee will be provided at 16 of the rates be r postponed until full companys 78 stations. public hearings have been conThe additional aircraft is a ducted in the western states and which Air West is in Congress to determine what Fairchild leasing this month from the U.S. effect the proposal will have on manufacturer, Fairchild Hiller, the economies of sheepmen, catof Hagerstown, Md. It will be tlemen, and the many western the 34th of that type in opera- communities that depend on tion under Air West colors. The livestock production. 24 Fairchild and other jetprops will continue 16 Douglas DC-9- s to be based at Phoenix. G i0EifilBSB00GH0D Air West passengers can expect a steady improvement in Sen. Bennett Protests Grazing Fee Hike Boost S.F. Staffers Air West will increase its maintenance staff at San FranA comprehensive boat safety execute warrants and search cisco next month by 50 per cent act has been suggested by the without a warrant in suspicious in a move to improve aircraft servicing and flight perCouncil of State Governments cases. The formance. airline regional in an effort to combat the inThe appropriate state agen- also announced the crease in boating accidents. cy would be empowered to adopt of another aircraft. acquisition The U.S. Coast Guard says special rules covering regattas Jack A. Vidal, vice president boating accidents of all types and races, and to make rules for were up 18 per cent between the placement of navigational of maintenance and engineering, 1963 and 1967 from 3,475 to aids. Disregarding or tampering said that beginning January 6 jetprops will 4,113. Fatal accidents increased with such aids would be illegal. ten Fairchild based at San be 21 permanently Each year Suggested State per cent during the same by Francisco International Airport, period from 850 to 1,025. Legislation is published two or full facilities where servicing conto three months the The proposed State Boat Act, prior which any State may pass with vening of most legislative ses- are being established. The present authorized comappropriate modifications, was sions, giving lawmakers advance prepared by special committees opportunity to make use of it. It plement of 65 will be increased of the National Association of is produced under the super- to 101 and recruiting of addiState Boating Law Administra- vision of the Councils Commit- tional mechanics has begun. tors and the Advisory Panel of tee of State Officials on SugPersonnel will include fuelers, State Officials to the Merchant gested State Legislation. The groomers and cleaners, inspecMarine Council, U. S. Coast Council is a joint agency of all tors, ground technicians, supply Guard. The draft appears in the state governments, organized for clerks, crew chiefs and super1969 edition of Suggested State the purpose of strengthening visors. The senior supervisor government, preserving its will be James McManmon, disLegislation, Volume XVIII state role in the American federal trict maintenance manager. (paperbound, 372 pages, $5.00). The draft is modeled on simi- system and fostering interstate Repositioning of the ten cooperation. lar draft acts proposed in 1959, jetprops will relieve maintenance congestion at the main 1963 and 1966, which were Fish Utah Came and Phoenix base and greatly inStates. The adopted by many crease systemwide operational new proposal, however, broad- Board Approves ens coverage from motorboats to efficiency, Vidal said. r Cougar-BeaRules all vessels; guard boat owners This also will provide a against self - incrimination by Proposed legislation affecting standby plane at San Francisco making accident reports inad- fish and game management pro- to offset possible scheduling inmissible as court evidence; au- grams, a new cougar and bear terruptions on coastal routes bethorizes safety and education proclamation, and the lower cause of equipment problems, O japifs4fcft performance as a result programs; brings lighting re- Gunlock Reservoir were the he said. of these and other recent mainquirements into conformity with major items of business at the He also said that increased tenance scheduling and organinational and international rules; Board of Fish and Game meet- aircraft efficiency will result zational changes, Vidal said. and requires boaters to permit ing held in Salt Lake City last enforcement officers aboard to week. 6 Board members reviewed a recheck compliance with the law. The draft also suggests penalties quest for the Division of Fish from a $10 fine to six months in and Game to purchase a conserr loss of boat- vation pool in the proposed prison plus lower Gunlock Reservoir in ing privileges. Here are some of the features Washington County but withheld any action pending further John C. Burr of suburfound in the draft's twenty-fou- r sections: ban Cleveland, Ohio, was study to determine the fisheries Vessels would be assigned potential and the availability of understandably rattled that funds for this state numbers by an appropriate project. day five years ago when A new cougar and bear procagency, for a fee. Requirements his wife, Caroline, anwould be set forth for lights, lamation was approved by the nounced, 2 Vz months beeffecdebecome which Board will bells, whistles, lifesaving fore their first child was vices, and fire extinguishers. tive January 1, 1969. No changes due, Honey, Im ready. -Mufflers would be mandatory wil be in effect on the Black Like most men, the and cutouts illegal. Small motor-boat- s Bear. old chemist had never deliverResident cougar hunters will and rowboats designed to ed a baby. But there wasnt lito a now time to get to the hospital in have have hunting carry two or more persons St .Paul, Minn., where they would be required to display per- cense before pursuing cougars were then living, so he phoned manent capacity plates listing in ,Utah. This license may be the police for help. the maximum number of per- either a combination, deer, or He also phoned the obstetrisons and amount of gear the small game license. No season cian who offered some or bag limit will be in effect. words of instruction vessel can carry safely. for John to detime in just Reckless or negligent operaNonresident cougar hunters liver the baby, who arrived in tions or operation while under will have to pay $50 for their a breech position. the influence of alcohol or drugs hunting license and nonresidents For a beginner, John did an of motorboats, water skies, who guide for cougar hunting admirable job. The pound baby girl, who aquaplanes, surfboards and sim- will have a $150 guide license to with the umbilical THUMBS UP. Pronouncing familiar words Is not as easy as was bom ilar devices would be punishable buy. The hunting license was cord wrapped around her neck, by fines of $50 to $500 or im- reduced from $150 and the guide was rushed to the hospital far Elizabeth Burr, 5, bom with a speech defect. Here the youngster prisonment for up to six months, license reduced from $300. where doctors kept her alive gets help from speech pathologist Vicki Perkle at March of Dimes boatof r suspension with the help of blood trans- Birth Defects Center, Cleveland, Ohio, Metropolitan General Hospital. Most of the afternoon was plus cases fusions and supplemental oxyinvolving devoted to discussion by Board ing privileges in tional therapy, fitted the little tainly high enough for her to ' alcohol or drugs. Water skiing gen. members of proposed legislation Ten weeks passed before girl with leg braces and began benefit from a formal educaand surfing would be restricted needed to further the manageJohn and Caroline were able a program to correct her speech tion, is now attending nursery s to daylight hours, and school and will be enrolled ment of wildlife resources in to take little Elizabeth home. difficulties. the visits Elizabeth would be required to carry a Utah. hospital next year in a school for the For about a year, everything There handicapped. week. a three a as well fine. as mornings seemed just pilot. Board members expressed parsafety observer sit to The. total treatment and edis she straight, learning not the But would began couple young These rules, however, ticular concern over legislation and ucation of Elizabeth Burr is words to notice that their daughter pronounce properly to the hospital apply to professionals in perfor- which would change the pheaswith not confined other do As walk. like or they was not moving talking lamance. ant posted hunting unit laws, a the doctors observe and school. With the help of patients, other They little girl exThe section on accidents in- change favored by all parties inter learned that Elizabeth had Elizabeths ability to learn and her mother, the on can she home ercises how to at determine swings and a with cludes a good Samaritan clause volved in the operation of these been bom crippling try box. in the sand be educated. best boaters defect birth which would require hunting units. Elizabeth is the perfect Many patients may have a No one knows what caused involved in accidents to render In other action the Board apto her dolls, Mrs. Burr more deal mother for potential but the pretty, intelligent great it assistance to other victims. It proved an agreement calling for and achievement than points out. Although she cancontrol no has learning blonde little also would require accidents to engineering studies of a proover her leg muscles and has is generally recognized, says not walk without help, she is Dr. Irwin A. Schafer, director able to crawl between her toy be reported to the appropriate posed Bear Lake Cutthroat trout serious speech difficulties. the Birth Defects Center.. If stove and a little table to feed state agency. Such reports would spawning and hatching station. Although physical therapy of assessment is inadequate, these her dolls imaginary tea and at for Elizabeth was prescribed be inadmissible in court and n could be functionally crackers. children Mrs. 18 Burr, months, says closed to public inspection (but The Burrs have a son, Michwas not until she was three handicapped all their lives and it comauthorized government agencies on a the burden become to 3, who is normal and ael, years old, when we moved There is just, one could secure the data for analycondition healthy. munity. Cleveland, that her In our comprehensive care problem, though. While Mrs. was properly diagnosed .and tical purposes). she began to receive the kind program, these children can be Burr is teaching Elizabeth to A boat owner would be of total care she needs. adequately assessed. Our staff read and pronounce, she must liable for injury or damage due look at these children also help Michael, who has can to the was taken Elizabeth to negligent operation of his Birth neurologically, medically and icked up some poor speech March of Handles Ub putty. Hanteni 13a wood abits from his older sister. Cleveland vehicle, provided that it was at Center psychologically ov.er extended Defects consent. recomand The of Burr children can underhis time with General Hospital. periods Metropolitan being operated educational each other, but they exof austand kind the mend There a team of medical Enforcing officers would be if others are to unneed. will need a help proprograms they perts began continuing thorized to stop and board boats, flhwMhf-flooaNo 8ubotltut is cer derstand them. lha Elizabeth, whose IQ gram of physical and occupa- make arrests, serve subpoenas, on-tim- F-2- e 7 F-2- 7 40-se- on-tim- e March of Dimes Gives Total Care9 To Help Child Walk , Talk and Learn two-yea- 29-ye- ar well-chos- en . three-and-one-h- alf -- two-yea- tow-boat- one-year-ol- ds. - Rll Cracks And Holes Better PLASTIC WOOD' Bt Dimes-financ- ed |