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Show The DESERET SAMPLER, Fri., Mar. 20, 1970 Gen. Westmoreland Approves Better Enlistment Deals, More duty. PROVIDE pointed out that precious little radio and TV prime time can be had by die Army for advertising unless the Army goes out and buys it. With this in mind the study group re- commended increasing the Army Recruiting Commands advertis- - General William Westmoreland, ra vear 1972 with the rest to Chief of Staff. 1)e ,rried out as soon as the Better enlistment deals, a Incomes available. shorter work week, and more off- jn ;ne wjth PROVIDE rerecommenfreedom the are is duty commendations money already dations. Gen. Westmoreland also bejne pumped into recruiting and urged that as many of them as to aftjgn more and possible be completed before fis- nersonnel to recruiting An Army study (PROVIDE) on the Army concept has come up with three goals for improving service life, all of which were approved bv , NSLI Policy Rates Cut In Two Insurance rate reductions up to 35 per cent in two classes of G.I. National Service Life In- surance policies were announced Wednesday by Donald E. John- Administrator of Veterans pre- - era ns with policies bearing fixes V", RS and W and carrying the optional total dis- ability income rider. Reductions mi these riders will save these veterans aliout $4 million a year. They were. made possible because claims were less than anticipated, Mr. Johnson stressed that since affected veterans will lie notified of die premium reduc-sotions, it is not necessary to n. tact the VA, houn for five days the commit-Arm- y ing budget from its present 93 million to $36 million over a tee found that there was plenty roo,n f cot the military work period of several years. Better enlistment deals were recommended by the study in- eluding options which would guar- antee newcomers an assignment in a geographic area of choice for the entire period of a three- vear enlistment. Also recommend- eel was an option that would guarantee Army enlistees train- and assignment to a job of choice for an entire three-yeniutnwnt. A shorter work week, as low as 40 hours, would be still an- other attraction. With the dvili- an work week declining to 35-3- 6 ar Freedom Off-Dut-y without jeopardizing the Establishing allowance for high cost COXLS grades. ot Guaranteeing few years training college paid to soldiers who enlist for four long-rang- PROVIDE also recomm end- - freedom for en- men and the elimination f irritants" that v soldiers up the wall. The bnt list included such things family separation, lack of pro-in- g motion opportunity, restrictions on frequent moves and escestive paperwork and red tape, An eventual increase in the strength of the Womans Army Corps from its present authorized more off-dut- y tted free-tim- g level of 1100 officers and 12,400 enlisted women to 2(XX) officers and 22,4(X). enlisted women was recommended as well. e recomAdditional mendations made in the study groups report include: asInitiation of a two-yesociate degree program for soldiers in the five top enlisted ar hicreasing dislocation allowances to cover the actual cost of a move and provide temporary lodging or allowance upon PCS. Turning kitchen police (KP) chores entirely over to civilians. Providing adequate housing for all military personnel. areas. Improving dependent medi- cal and dental care by expanding and inthe program fecilitie medical of creasing the number them. to assigned personnel Eliminating inadequate missary and post exchange comfacili- ties. years. of Guaranteeing two years technical or vocational school training to soldiers who enlist for three years. post-servi- Veterans holding policies affected liy the new rates will save $10,(XX),(XK) in premium payments every year, Mr. Johnson said. The Administrator said also that premium reductions becoming effective this fell will benefit almost 600,000 veterans, approximately 10 per cent of VAs total number of policy holders. Premiums on one group of life insurance 164, (XX) lie reduced an averwill policies age of 18 per cent, saving veterans aliout $5.6 million annually, Johnson said. These reductions from increased interest result warnings in this insurance fund. He said this reduction applied aliout A leopard NEVER BETTER never looked as well in its akin as does Hollywood Starlet Sharon Harvey. only to policies liearing the prefix J" nut to those with JR and JS. He added that these policies were issued in 1965 and 1966 when insurance programs were to certain disabled veterans who were insurable as standard insurance risks. Administrator Johnson said premium reductions averaging 35 per cent will be made to a second group of some 420,000 vet- - After 5 very successful years at our present location we have decided to move our store to a new location in Tooele . . . much bigger and better. We will and our new store with ail new merchandise. This means that everything in our present store MUST GO! . . . since we have only a short time to move we are drastically reducing prices. EVERYTHING GOES AT FANre-equ- Janet Western Named Belly Crocker Homemaker morrow. Selected from the 51 finalists on the liasis of her original test scores and personal oliscrvations and interviews during the tour, she will lie awarded ail increase in her scholarship to $5,(XX). Second, third and fourth ranking Homemakers of Tomorrow will also lie selected and will receive scholarship increases to ' $i.(XX), $3,(XX), and $2,(XX) re-Begun by General Mills durschool year to ing the 1954-5emphasize homemuking as a cais search Crocker the Betty retr, the only national undergraduate scholarship program exclusively high school senior girls, During its 16 year history, more than seven million young women have participated in the program and scholarship awards, with this year's grants, will total) over $I,7(X),(XX). 5 Si doz. DACRON B. 99 9 3 7 99 16.95 4 REMINGTON 550 22 Rifle Automatic. . . Shoots long and long rifle. Reg. 59.95 FALCON 47 22 LR. and 33 Heavy reinforced neophream. Reg. 49.95 FAMOUS 324 Single action. 6 shot pistol. 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Janet Western, Dugway High School senior, has been named the 1970 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow mi the basis of her score in the honieinuking knowledge and attitude test taken by senior girls on Decem-lie- r 2. In addition to receiving a specially designed silver chann from General Mills, sponsor of the annual hoinemaking education proeligram, Miss Western is now 102 college of the one for gible scholarships totaling $110, (XX). homemakers school From throughout Utah, a State Homemaker of Tomorrow and runner-u- p will be selected within the next few weeks. The state winner will be awarded a $1,500 a scholarship and the runner-u$500 educational grant. In addition, the school of the State Homemaker of Tomorrow will re ccive a complete set of F.ncyclo- paedia Britannica. This spring, the 51 llomemak- ers of Tomorrow representing state and the District of Columbia, each accompanied by a school advisor, will join for an educational tour of expense-pai- d Washington, D.C. and Colonial re-sto- ip |