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Show 2 monday, november 14, 1977, Monument monument once again to Continual from pugc I pro- vide a better traffic pattern for the area. Three proposals are presently under study by the Civic Pride Committee of the Chamber, and will be officially Manufacturers compete for contracts Two local weapons manufacturers who have been partners in other missile projects will be competing with one another for a contract to build the Air Forces planned MX mobile missile. According to Ted H. Olsen, a spokesman for Hercules Inc., both Hercules and Thiokol Corp. will submit bids for the MX by the Dec 13 due The Air Force is date. expected to announce the award in April. The missile will probably be hidden in desert trenches and may be moved around in order to deceive the enemy, Olsen said. Although he didn't have figures on how much revenue the contract would be worth, Olsen said Hercules has its hopes pinned on the MX to maintain the level of business it has enjoyed for the past years. 10-1- 5 lr , considered in the spring if the congestion problem cannot be solved by then. Civic Pride chairman I.J. Wagner said serious consideration of the plans hinge on the successful use of 200 West, which could become a major downtown thoroughfare after the tracks are eliminated and the road from 500 So. to South Temple is repaved. Second West will divert traffic from Main Street, Wagner said, but his committee is studying alternatives in case the congestion problem persists. The simplest solution sug gests moving the statue about 10 feet to the north, out of the intersection where it would no longer create a traffic bottleneck. fate said this would be easiest, but would nor eliminate motorists using Main StP,r The most popular solution would be to construct cul de sacs on Main Street at both South and North Temple, eliminating through traffic completely. The statue could then be moved to a new park area between the church office building and Hotel Utah. Simply moving the statue back to where it came from. Temple Square, is the third solution being studied by Wagners committee. It may be that Brigham Young will return from whence he came. Talcott shopping for new majority stockholder Brook Grant, president of Uinta National Corp. is trying to sell Uintas interest in Talcott National Corp., the Enterprise has learned. Uinta owns 56 percent of Talcott, a New- York Stock Exchange financial services company. The majority stockholder and president of Uinta, Grant last month resigned as a chairman and executive officer of Talcott. Sources say prospective the Utah-base- d - YOUR SPORTS CAR DESERVES A MASTER MECHANIC buyers of the Talcott stock include General Electric Credit Corp. and Wells Fargo. Grant would neither deny nor confirm the rumors. Talcott recently announced a third quarter loss of S6 A engine ready to real aficionado power a lithe, would consider road nothing less. After all. if a car is not at its peak in machine? Where indeed. Until Roy Beale. Roy Beale is all these things and more. A Master Mechanic trained in the great traditions of Britain's finest performance where is the fun of driving? But where in Deseret is there such a thing as A Master Mech- anic for sports car houses. A hand The Racing Green? Where is there honed in major someone pair and trained in British and Swedish factories who understands the beauty, the excitement of a perfectly tuned S21IIS3 re- simple tunc ups to perfection. Roy Beale. Master Mechanic. Your sports car deserves no less. $port$ Car Specialists 1570 ROY A. BEALE Master mechanic million. rc-sponi- vc SOUTH 300 WEST 64116 SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH 487-597- 9 UlAH Enterprise The National Enterprise is published weekly by the National Enterprise Publishing Company, Inc., 500 Continental Bank Bldg., P.O. Box 11778. Pioneer Station. Salt Lake City, Utah 84147. (801( Copyright C 1977 by National Enterprise Publishing Co. All rights reserved. 533-055- 6. Second class postage paid in Salt Lake City. Utah, No. 891300 R. George Greg er sen Alene E. Bentley Editor Ken Bello Production Manager Debbie Ostler Circulation Manager Publisher Dean Alsup Sheri Poe Milt Pollczer Staff Writers Kristopher R. Passey Creative Director Todd Curtis Artist James M. Schutz Research Director Opinions expressed by columnists herein are not necessarily the opinion or policy of the National Enterprise. Send all submissions to P.O. Box 11778, Salt Lake City. Utah 84147 Not responsible for unsolicited manuscripts. ESASE Subscriptions S24 per year 50 cents per copy TO THE ONE WHO BUYS. 85 of Enterprise readers are responsible for making some or all of the purchasing decisions within their company. For advertising rates and scheduling Call (801)533-055- 6. The Utah Enterprise Suite 500, Continental Bank Bldg. Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 Demographic Surrey, Intermark, Inc., 1977 |