Show ft a 0NIVFB?AL Box 2609 Solt Ukt PTTt Just a Chance rtCBOrtWlM area today said tonight But temperatures will be warmer LOGAN VOL 61 NO 73 UTAH THURSDAY MARCH 4i0l 0h 26 1970 ujtflrn op :'J Serald Journal of a few showers in the i- COKV Looking Ahead? slight chance of a few light showers in Northern Ui&h and Southern Idaho through Sunday Otheiwiae fair TEN CENTS - Return Of U Diplomat Is Assured SANTO DOMINGO (UPI1-Fl- nal The antigovernment changed prisoners will be group agreement was reached escorted from the Mexican which kidnaped Crowley on for the safe return of today Embassy to the International Tuesday had demanded the kidnaped Jrport aome 20 miles from the release of 21 political prisoners Lt Col Donald J ftowfeyjE dty in a caravan of diplomatic if he were to live The government announced Ckow-ley- cars and under escort of the government agreed but a aeries life had hung in the French British West German of snags developed and neither balance since Wednesday when and Holy See ambassadors aide kept its bargain other agreements collapsed They will be accompanied to Ambassador Francis E UR An official statement said the Mexico by Dominican Archlush-o- p Meloy Jr has been meeting 21 political Hugo Eduardo Polanco with Dominican prisoners being government released in exchange for Brito officials to try to work out a life will leave Santo Shortly before the announce- solution that would lead to Domingo for Mexico City on a ment the Dominican police release An embassy chartered Pan American flight chief in an attempt to rave Oowley's spokesman expressed hope an at 3:00 pjn EST Crowley’s life had appealed would be released today but The kuhapera will turn the directly to the kidnapers to admitted there had been no ttyear old Oowley over to the accept the terms offered by the fresh contact with the kidnaMexican ambassador Fhuida-t- o government for Oowley’s reper E Garda when the political lease In the was the are delivered There was no direct commu- statementbackground to his prisoners Police Chief by cmbangr the announcement nication with the kidnapers but Guilleroo Guzman Acosta that Gen Guillermo Guzman Acosaid if the kidnapers killed Oowley Government Press Secretary sta’s appeal was broadcast fay the 21 “would be sorry” And Cesar Herrera said the ex local radio stations there wu a warning to the five ’a THAT Aelr efforts of seven months have reached JUQLUOEDNOW f Chambers Oamhcraf Commerce New Industries ChalnnaaWJhy Garrett and Chamber Deaa Smith The three have kept the of Wart ticrCempany cmpictety aecretive while have wgtfates been made la aeeordaaee with wishes of the company effiefak Secretary-Manag- er in tour sponsored by the American Association of Participating Administrators of County Superintendent Schools Bryce Draper will leave tor Russia Friday from the Salt Lake Airport Each year the association chooses 25 men to send to the Soviet Union to study new developments in education and to promote good wilL The tour will include five areas Including Moscow' Leningrad Tbilisi Prevan and Kiev They will have an opportunity to sit in on the Russian equivalent of UR PTA groups will discuss education with the faculty of at least two major universities and will visit all phases of education and typd of educational facilities Oa Vacate Superintendent Draper says he is most Interested in seeing their vocational education schools and he wants to see how much presnare there is on the students “There is a fine line between brain washing and education” says the superin- tendent PAST PRESIDENTS OF Cache Chamber of Commerce were of a new leal Industry Dean left executive secretary of the Chamber talks with J fte awwuarrmfat Smith Framptoa GAtes W Jay Garrett Tbad A Carlson and Rex G Plewmaa Wariitzer wffl eeastrnct a plait Is Logm Herald Jovial photos by Bab Iktwbridjte He notes however that they quite restrictive in what they canseeanddowdlinthe v Firm Announces Plans For New Logan Plant ' locations only after an Intensive RyJeaaieChristeasea Herald Journal Staff Writer study of the needs and Wurlitzer-o- ne of the most requirements of both the respected names in the world of and foe Logan com- - musical instruments— is building a new home hi this community Announcement that the Wurlitzer Company win aoon begin constructing a new plant in Logan wu made this morning at a apedal pthering of city Chamber of Commerce and university officials along o prominent businessmen and dignitaries from throughout the state The meeting wu arranged by Hie ferae people who have kept the name of the prospective new industry a secret fay necessity until the final transaction They re munity The advantages of Gout market will be readily establishing this facility within apparent the rapidly growing and “Important among the conportent for western and Pacific siderations which influenced our decision to locate our western plant at Logan were the outcharacter and standing characteristics of the people of this fine community Mayor Chambers and Dean Smith Manager and W J Garrett Chairman of the Industrial Committee of the Cache County : l Chamber of Commerce were most helpful in furthering our investigations and their civic interest sincerity and effective cooperation were convincing factors in the conclusions we readied”' Logan Mayor Richard A Qiambera Chamber of Commerce Executive Secretary Dean Smith and W Jay Garrett chairman of the Chamber's New Industries Committee At the same time Mayor Chambers wu presenting the “good news” to the local gathering chairman of the 'r UvI Wurlitzer Company Board RC Rolling wu making the same announcement to the firm'a executive - t directors tockholders plant managers and foe news media in Chicago where headquarters for the Wurlitzer Company are located R C Rolling chairman of the Wurlitzer Board released the following comment: for our new plant from a number “The Bite selected wu of logical 0 K C ROLFING chairman af the Wurlitzer Board announced today that his company will construct a sew plant la Logaa for maaufocture warehousing and distribute of Wuriltsv products Mayor Richard Chambers told this morning's gathering that “I am sure this announcement will be received by the people of Logan with all of the enthusiasm and satisfaction felt by our official family and by Dean Smith and our Chamber of Commerce members” The Mayor went on to note that the Wurlitzer Company is one of the oldest largest and most respected Corrpanies in the Music Industry “Wurlitzer pianos organs phonographs and other Wurlitzer products enjoy a worldwide reputation and market This is an industry which I believe will make a real contribution to our community life and of which we may Justly be proud” he declared Mayor Chambers indicated that with the establishment of (Continued on page 2) The govern- scheduled Wednesday night without them The kidnaping was tied in with the forthcoming election and the decision of President Joaquin Balaguer to seek The kidnapers announced they opposed Balaguer and he suhsequeO announced he would resign a month before the election— a surprise move that might be linked to the kidnaping Airline Flights Forced By Union educational N flown to Mexico ment demanded simultaneous release An Iberian Airlines plane that would have flown the 21 to Mexico took off as Further Delays In Will Study Education In Russia School kidnapers that their identity was blown and they would be dealt with if Crowley dies One dispute was over timing: The kidnapers said Oowley would be released 10 hours after the 21 prisoners were Visa’sare restricted to the five cities stated and no pictures can be taken out of the plane of bridges of panarsmas that might Include dense populations or of any single people without their permission They are also advised to take their own soap and other items if they expect to have such conveniences The official publication of the tour says the group’s itinerary will “include the examination of curriculum foe atandards of By United Press latenateal Scores of air traffic controllers Ignored a court order to return to work today forcing more delays and ewiinttnnf of airline flights ftrotqfoout the country A snow storm rather than banning a strike fay the 7500-ma- n Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organisation (PAT-C- But Patco said its tion members were sick not on “will strike The Federal Aviation Administration said today the sttuaUiurwaa tetter to with delays and cancelations heaviest In the northeast corridor between Washtagton and Boston - The air traffic controllers demanding better working conditions and other concessions began reporting sick Wednesday forcing cancelation of some 250 flights involving 60000 in persons In the nation-mos- thr the East A federal Judge to Washington acting at the government’s rerequest issued a straining order late Wednesday 10-d- Indicated foe be even more s today than yesterday” Absenteeism in the south and aouthwest was considerably blghef a PATCO spokesman aid PATCO has asked for federal mediation to end the dispute but the Transportation Department in Washington said “there The FAA said there was “no will be no talks no meetings problem” on flights south of until the controllers go back to Washington At Atlanta 00 of 00 work” PATCO retorted today that regional aircontroUera reported for work and the Memphis the controllers will not work regional center 71 of 74 wen unless there are talks The Air Transport Associaon the Job Absenteeism has been higher tion which represents major at regional centers which track airlines said its reports indicatairplanes once they have left ed the flight situation was airports than at airport control improving today Except for towers the FAA said At New New York and Cleveland it York's regional center only 00 said the slowdown “seems to be of 131 controllers showed up letting up” Wed-nead- complete disruption of airline service in Chicago Chicago airports which normally han&e about 1500 flights a day were closed with nearly one foot of now on the ground today and at Cleveland M of 130 were on duty PATCO said its own Informa- ay Logan Man Elected Head South Viet Of Water Control Unit Gesture Is Ignored st Norman B Jones associate professor of civil engineering Utah State University is foe new president-elec- t of the Utah Water Pollution Control nature collection treatment and disposal of domestic and industrial wastewaters and the design construction operation PARIS (UPI)— South Vietnam and manage vnt of facilities for offered today to repatriate 343 --Association As President-Elethese purposes sick and wounded North VietnaJones Professor will Its 15000 membership is mese prisoners as a humanitaautomatically assume the office composed of municipal officials rian gesture but was ignored by of president of the association in superintendents and gesture but was ignored by operators 1971 of wastewater collection and the Communists who accused The Utah Water Pollution treatment achievement methods facilities the United States of trying to organizational patterns and Control Association is a member professional engineers get Asians to massacre Asians administrative techniques” throughout Indochina organization of the Water chemists bacteriologists The superintendent will leave Pollution Control Federation biologists researchers and The repatriation offer was from New York and will be back which has its headquarters in university professors associated made by South Vietnamese in Logan on April 11 with water pollution control and negotiator Nguyen Xuan Phong Washington D C and was backed by UR The federation is devoted to abatement activities Ambassador Philip C Habib the advancement of foe funAt Utah State University damental and practical frofessor Jones serves as acting who has tried unsuccessfully in the past to get the Communists Inof knowledge concerning (he chairman the to discuss the 500 Americr Graduate terdepartmental Program in Water Quality and is prisoners of war Saigon offeed last Nov 13 to also project director of a Federal Water Pollution Control release (2 sick and wounded but that offer was Administration graduate captives 'NEW YORK (UPI)-N- ew down by Hanoi as a turned training grant York City postmen returned to “maneuver to slander the work today ending the first North” Hanoi still refuses to postal strike in the nation's acknowledge that North Vietnamese troops are even in South history The federal government then released from active Vietnam The bruit of foe Communists’ duty two thirds of the 27000 troops called up by President charges was again directed Nixon to keep foe mail moving against alleged UR escalation The New York litter ‘srriers of the war in Laos and foe last of nearly 211000 who By United Press lateral teal attempts to “colonize” CamboThe winter's heaviest snow- dia walked off their Jobs in 14 fall today left Chicago streets states during the eight-da-y Hanoi's Nguyen Minh Vy all but impassable snow plows accused the United States of strike to return to work drifts of bringing Thai troops to fight in mired in four-foappeared in a Jovial mood their slush the city's Laos “thereby getting Asians to first day back “We got our point across” airports dosed to traffic for a massacre Asians” time and thousands of commuThe two Communist delegaone postman said “That's all ters without a way to work tions repeated charges foe we wanted to do Now ITn Just Severe thunderstorm activity United States wu sabotaging delighted to be back at work” south to foe gulf coast spread the peace talks and renewed The to order Pentagon tornadoes and damaging wind standing demands for a comrelease from active duty 15000 hail and heavy rains National Guard and reserve plete unconditional U S troop PRESIDENT-elec- t ef Utah More than 10 inches of snow withdrawal and foe removal of troops left another 10G0 to Petlutioa Central “with more coming" covered the present Saigon government 10000 still on standby to assist Water in restoring mail service if they Associate Professor Normal the Chicago area according to prior to foe holding of elections Bureau Jones the Weather in South Vietnam are needed per-aon- ct NY Postmen End Strike ‘Free Troops’ Storm Leaves Chicago In Helplessness snow-cover- 1 4 M |