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Show THE SALT LAKE TIMES Page Three FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1976 Discourage Redlining, We Have Three Critical Housing Needs three critical housing needs. First, the need to expand low and moderate income housing in the state; second to prevent further deterior- ation in the states older housing stock; and third, the need to increase housing in rural areas of the state, especially those areas experiencing rapid growth due to development of energy resources, Matheson said. Matheson also expressed strong support for the Utah Housing Finance Agency now embroiled in a constitutional controversy. If any of the provisions of the Agency are found to be unconstitutional, alternate methods for financing low and moderate income housing must be found, he stated. Ballett West Adds Springmeyer Says Lets World Premiere Animal Control Update Bob Springmeyer, Democratic ity divided among three county to Oct. Program candidate for the Salt Lake County agencies health, finance, and Artistic Directors William F. Christensen and Bruce Marks have announced that the company will add a third world premiere to its October program, A Celebration of the American Experience. Punch and Judy, choreographed by Derryl Yeager to music by Le Roy J. Robertson, will be given its world premiere by Ballet West on October 8 in Kingsbury Hall. Mr. Yeager is a soloist dancer with Ballet West and this ballet is his first choreographic work for the company. Costume design is by' Ron Hodge and lighting design by Greg Geilmann. Commission, has called for reorganization of the county's animal control program in order to deal with the dangerous nuisance of dogs that are allowed to run loose. as it is at present. zoning Second, animal control officers as well as police officers should be permitted to write tickets against dog owners who do not control several their animals. Under the present Springmeyer proposed would specific steps that bring system, the offending owner must more effective control of dogs by be hauled before a Justice of the their owners, increase county rev- Peace and the dog must be imenues, and result in more humane pounded. This system is simply too difficult to enforce, Springmeyer treatment of animals. As a first step, the County stated. should pass a uniform ordinance in He said that the third step should to of control animal be an extensive effort to license area the administrative current dogs throughout Salt Lake County. replace the hodge-podg- e Such an effort would bring better of outmoded, ordinIt control and would also substantially ances," Springmeyer said. makes no sense to have responsibil increase revenues . ' Scott M. Matheson State and local governments should discourage redlining by depositing their funds only with those financial institutions which lend money for home purchases or repairs on the basis of the applicants credit rating and not on the location of the home, Scott Matheson, Democratic candidate for governor, said this week. The statement is part of a position paper on meeting the state's housing needs released this week. The governor must address Two Moss Bills Await Presidents Signature Two bills introduced by Senator Frank E. Moss have been approved by Congress and sent to President Ford for his signature. They are a bill to provide for a census and a bill to assist community colleges in training skilled coal mine workers. The census bill would census provide for a beginning in 1985 and repeated every 10 yers thereafter. Moss said the purpose of the bill is to provide better interim population statistics and to require that the population data used to determine the allocation of federal funds be the most recent and accurate available. Moss said the bill would be of particular importance to Utah, since it, along with other Mountain States, has enjoyed a dramatic growth rate in recent yers. He said Utah should receive its fair share of federal dollars, and that the nearly 120 federal programs that allocate money on the basis of relative population would funnel more federal money into the state as the states population grows. The population of our state has changed very rapidly in the last 10 years, he said, and is likely to change rapidly again, so we cannot afford to wait a full decade to get our census figures. They become so rapidly that we must have an interim census to give us more current figures. The coal mine worker education bill is needed, Moss said, to help the nation meet the present and future shortage of skilled coal mine workers. He said the National Academy of Engineering estimates that the U.S. will need an additional 125,000 skilled workers by 1985 as the nation increases its production of coal to more than one billion tons. This bill means a great deal to Utah," Moss said. With our great reserves of coal, Utah will surely play an increasingly importat role in meeting the nation's future energy needs. But just as important will be the training of young Utahns in todays modern mining technology. .1 it sir by: Dim Pics trap Old Eriends Lyrics by: John SI radian GL'opyriji'hl W75 Don Picslrnp Modaratcl T r t de mid-deca- de out-of-da- te r r f f J 4 fun - ny how a new friend just wont r r G6 pm 4 4 i i f f Am7 I Jfriends are far r friends, f - J J ly tell a - an 4 4 f old . friends. 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