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Show FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1975 SALT LAKE TIMES A Million Trees For A Million People Moss Releases Data Indicating lt Insurance Savings From Hage Eight Utah To Appropriately Utilize $13.7 Million For Social Services No-FauHelp clean the air, conserve natthe soil and enhance Utahs ural beauty by participating in Senator Frank E. (Ted) Moss point out that ac hange in the to more which makes it able will be Utah possible A Million Trees For A Million plan, released cost estimates bill accounted for some of the utilize $13.75 for more Utahns to receive social People. appropriately lt on differnce between the State the National Standards Governor Calvin L. Rampton million in federal funds allo- services. Following the hearings Insurance Motor Vehicle Farm and Allstate figures. cated to the state under a pro- and receipt of written comment, challenged Utahs roughly one Farm State Act, by projections assumed that posed and expanded social serv- a final plan must be prepared million citizens to plant one tree Mutualprovided most cost Insurance the Company, savings would go to and published in newspapers, each in 1976. ices program. auto commercial nations insurer. vehicles because of largest Individuals and organizations The Utah Department of Soc- with the document to be implebeen The the Farm had State study subrogation provisions of the can reaffirm their pledges by ial Services made this statement mented Oct. 1. Moss bill and as passed by the Senate in Senator by requested In a letter accompanying the sending in cards stating where in releasing advance copies of Waren G. the Senator latst Magnuson Congress. The bill beits comprehensive annual serv- plan, Gov. Calvin L. Rampton and how many trees they plan Sento the in order ing marked up in the Commitgive ices program plan under Title notes that it represents a culm- to plant. They also must indicate ination of a short, but intensive they wil care for the trees for a ate Commerce Committee guid- - tee (which State Farm was asked XX. ance during Committee consid- to cost) now provides for subroThe plan is the result of a effort to meet many of the hum- minimum of two years. measure Senator gation between commercial vemajor amendment to the Social an services neds of Utahns. Rampton said that on a trip to fatl0n Chatrman of the Sub-th- e hicles and private passenger The governor said Utah will China he noted that much of Security Act passed by Congress a and on Consumers thus committee cars, insuring that both last fall and signed into law by have greater flexibility to bet climate was similar to Utahs, of the clases of vehicle owners reap sponsor President Ford, Jan. 4. The ter cordinate programs, in order He said the Chinese people had primary Act. substantial savings (according measure makes $2.5 bilion avail- that citizens at the local level planted billions of trees since to Farm State The the State Farm study). prefigures and most effective the receive able to the states. World War II. nationwide a I agree with Secretary of dicted premium which is near- efficient services. Utahs share They reforested mountains in 10 for of percent private savings Transportation Coleman who Gov. Rampton said the plan their efforts, Rampton said. ly $6 milion more than the state an owners car passenger said, in esence, that the benefits received during the current fis- will be subject to modification He also said the State Road amount lt to almost so outweigh any pos$1 of equivalent will permit greater after Utahns have had a chance Commission will line the west cal year curfor cost dolars sible in billion increases that we savings and north freeways leading to flexibility in providing services toe onsider its impact. should on rent with the enactment get policyholders per year. Federal laws repealed under Salt Lake City with trees every to Utahns, said Paul S. Rose, the lt out that of laws. Senator Moss pointed departments executive director. Title XX required that 90 per- 25 feet. in were The State these Farm study reinsavings projections Some public hearings have cent of the public funded servBuyng the trees, planting and Insurto Allstate own contrast forces my conclusion that been held on the plan, with ices be spent on current welfare caring for them will cost the sharp a of lt the ance national standards prediction more to be conducted between recipients. state $80 per tree, Rampton said. 17 Companys increase. bill savwill consumer percent price produce A major provision under Title The trees wont cost much, the 15. July out that so I Moss think Congress should pointed ings its the if Senator By law, the public has 45 XX is that some working poor water wont either to the on tried the legislation to with Allstate charge get days to make written comment and other persons will be elig- love and care of a tree that costs kinds of assure all Americans better prices they projected on the content of the proposed ible for social services. a lot, Rampton said. That why Farm if Act State automobile and costs at insurance the for we need your cooperation. in rices below a roduct that of offered unsatisfacforp thep very Campaign Chairman Ron Mol-e- n the had actuaries its protory range product namely the indisaid some groups have have would Allstate fault then insurance. present (tort) cated they will plant fruit trees jected, to meet Moss to Senator their concluded. high prices drop in the Marmalade district on Farm. figures or State lower the Capitol Hill, where streets were suer .. competi given such names as Apricot, jquences. of Utah Almond and Quince. A University of Utah scientist actual surgical procedures. favorable actu- University Farms State can Molen that said His work on the interaction of plantings involved in the development of were quite sim- Fund Drive UnderWay arial materials to replace malfunc- blood with materials has associ beautify hideous water tanks ilar toprojections the cost figures provided A drive designed to provide Lets not tioning tissues of the body has ated him with the Us artificial and other eyesores. he actuarial the independent by $10 million toward the $62.5 said. received a $130,000 grant to leart project. But his studies get used to ugliness, and Milliman Robertson, of firm million obcan be expansion project at the Discount coupons also have involved peripheral ccr.tiniie his work. & R was designated by M Inc. University of Utah College of The award, announced from nerve repair, artificial ureters tained from the Utah Institute the U.S. Department of Trans- Medicine and University HosE. South AsWashington by Rep. Allan Howe and urethras for the urinary sys- of Fine Arts, 609 National the and pital is now under way. is the third-yea- r tem, artificial tendons, mem- Temple, and then taken to par- portation CommisInsurance of sociation According to George Eccles amount of a $360,000 grant given branes for artificial kidney and ticipating Utah nurserymen for sioners as the actuaries to do on tree discounts chairman of the drive by the National Science Found- lung devices, and culturing of special analyses of state and general costing and Edward tissue on Donald cells to Dr. Naughton Chairman J. ation surfaces. Lyman. lt Allstate of plans. d federal will tell The of Utah Power and Board the bionurserymen Dr. Lyman said the polymer Dr. Lyman is a professor of the M & R study, even attacked for trees are best which zens Co. who has been named is a most exciting one, and Light engineering and a resarch assistthough actuaries from all three chairman of the Advance Gifts the future is unlimited since the Utahs climate. ant professor or surgery. auto insurance trade associations Committee. is Dr. His endorsed the procedures The committee is expected to Pioneer Days Parade had Dominic Albo, assistant profes used by M & R in costing the raise some $10 million which is at medical U sor ofs urgery the bill. Federal Course Changes the goal they set. center. Dr. Albo is a cardiovasMoss was careful to Senator in For time the first many Donations will be sought from cular surgeon and works with 47 of Parade the Days years, big vasDr. Lyman on the projects private individuals, foundations on July 24th will not follow its and corporations as well as Unicular phase. traditional route down Salt Lake Lois Lobb Announces versity We are developing know! of Utah staff, faculty and The Main Street. citys Citys alumni. edge of what hapens when blood beautification project, involving Candidacy For G.O.P. and tissue cels interact with non The additional funding will two blocks along the parade Vice-Chairmliving materials used for imcome from the sale of bonds is not scheduled for comroute, Dr. in the body, plantation Mrs. Lois Lobb, who has held authorized by the State Legislapletion in time for the annual a wide Lyman said. For an implant to array of offices in the ture which will total some S34 event. function perfectly, the physical, announced her million. 10.1 million is being However, the parade will go G.O.P. today vice chairman of asked from the chemical and mechanical prop for Department of on, according to parade chair- candidacy erties of the material must match Education and Welfare Utah the Health, Republican Party. man Oscar Drake. He said that that portion of the body we want to that and $6.4 million in other fedShe will seek election this years parade will begin at to replace or repair. Re- eral grants. 9:00 a.m. at First South and West office June 28 during the Dr. Lyman and his associates at Convention State Temple (100 West) in front of publican have gained much insight in how the Salt Palace, rather than at the Terace. the bodys mechanisms cause Citing her experience in fund- National Parks the Brigham Young Monument. clotting of blod on the material. The floats, marching bands and raising, campaigning and organThis has led to the development mounted posses will proceed izing Mrs. Lobb said she be- Backpack Visitors maof several south on West Temple to Third lieves she can help the party to Must Obtain Permits terials. However, on implantamost importSouth, turn east to Main Street, achieve two of its tion blod clotting still occurs then folow the old parade route ant objectives. Backpacking which has grown but now at the point where the are she selecting said, These, in moves Main down as it Street popularity over the past sevnonliving materials (known as and candidates getting good eral year is now to point where to 9th South and east to its poymers) attache to the body's elected. them the National Park Service has at termination point Liberty vesels. as served said that backpackers going in Mrs. has Lobb Park. As a result, research is now Lake Utahs five national parks this of the Salt The change in routing has not centering around matching the and summer will be required to obreduced the committees County Republican Party, parade polymers mechanical properties the of a member as six tain free permits on a first come estimate of nearly years with those properties of the Executive first served basis. million people who will line the State Republican blood vessels at the point at to see this years theme, Committee. streets Twenty nine other parks servtachment. A Salute to Our Heritage and the locations will be included in ice attended She Republican Dr. Lyman, who works in the out in Washthe carried in the permit system. Advance Progress, Leadership Conference college of engineering and also more than 85 floats, 24 bands, 1 1 ington, D.C., two years. reservations will be required at holds a professorship in maand of dozens of the a member Lobb is Mrs. groups Grand Canyon National Park in marching terials science and engineering, horse-draw- n and units CounArizona. Advance reservation Womens State Legislative equestrian said his laboratory does everyentries. is a member of the may also be made at some of and cil, thing from the preparation and The parade ranked third in councils board. She is advisor the other parks but not those in fabrication of the polymers and size in the nation, commemor- to the councils Finance Com- Utah. The permits are issues implants to the basic research ates the arrival of the Mormon mittee, and earlier she chaired for specified camping areas in reinto how the materials interact Pioneers to the Valley of the the councils Judicial and Gov- mote back county areas assess-ibl- e with living tissues as well as the Great Salt Lake in July 24, 1847. ernmental Structure Committee. by trail. (D-Uta- h) No-Fau- All-stat- (D-Was- No-Fau- h.) lt no-fau- no-fau- no-fau- 2-A- ug. implant Material Research Boosted By $130,000 Grant (D-Uta- ! i h), no-fau- citi-fiel- I an blood-compatib- le vice-chairm- one-quart- er an es |