| Show s w 4 — The Herald Logan Utah Sunday June 6 1982 Journal Governors call for balanced 1985 budget o GLENEDEN BEACH Ore (UPI) — The Western Governors Conference has approved a resolution calling for a balanced federal budget within three years and an immediate compromise on the budget impasse in Congress All the resolutions introduced by the various governors were approved with little or no discussion The economy dominated much of the four-da- y session that concluded Saturday The balanced budget resolution was viewed effort to get the by the governors as a attention of Congress and the Reagan adminstratlon North Dakota Gov Allen Olson said “We ought to say something to the country The country is begging for a decision" Colorado Gov Richard Lamm said “The important thing is that we move ahead in bipartisan unity” The resolution that was proposed by Gov Vic Atiyeh of Oregon Lamm of Colorado and Allen Olson of North Dakota urged “serious review of revenue enhancement” including a tax waiver of the third year of the Kemp-Rot- h cut program f) if last-ditc- h a Other resolutions approved lTraTTustad5!Herafiffl Kevin Burke Paradise leads several of his fellow graduates in architecture to landscape commencement ceremonies Saturday They all wore include: — Asking the federal government to restrict uranium imports — Stop using agriculture embargoes — Halt Illegal immigration — Let states take over parts of the mineral-royalt- y management program — State concurrence on highlevel nuclear waste disposal sites — Continuing federal support for the interstate and primary highway systems — Measures to support the sagging timber industry Still others urge the federal government to share receipts from energy leasing on the outer continental shelf with states and seek more state input on the disposal of public lands and energy development in wilderness areas Govs Ed Herschler of Wyoming and Bruce King of New Mexico seeking ways to bolster the struggling uranium industry in the West resolution It proposed the uranium-impourges Congress and the Reagan administration to impose a 20 percent restriction on foreign uranium imports balloons attached to their caps Hawkins praises Utah’s two senators (Continued from page 1) have soccer fields and basketball courts” The facilities in one camp are “better than any college dorm I’ve ever been in” she said adding Haitians have the option of returning home with US government-pai- d transportation —The only woman elected to the Senate has always opposed the Equal Rights Amendment which has a ratification deadline of June 30 "I’m for equality and there are r inequities” —Hawkins introduced the Missing Children Act which she said will become law after a companion bill clears the House of Representatives Information about missing children would be linked nationally by Nation's weather Human Resources Hawkins Ui'SiiVflLUflBtESKflGCS' COURO Utah-ldah- o Heavy rains swamped much of th Northeast Saturday and autumn-llkcold cast a chill from the Plains to the Northeast e Readings In the 20s also were reported In upstate New York The mercury plunged to 31 degrees at Sault Ste Marie Mich breaking by a single June S record other degree the records were 35 degrees at Madison wis and 45 at St Joseph Mo Up to 1 inches of rain fell across New England during the night flooding some city streets and threatening to flood small streams Flood warnings were issued through Sunday for parts of Connecticut Rhode island and most of Massachusetts New York rains made sloppy running for the 11 horses In the 114th running of the Belmont Stakes the third jewel in the Triple Crown of American thoroughbred racing It also forced cancellation of the second annual "Great Irish Fair" in Brooklyn where thousands were expected to attend Thunderstorms also doused much of Florida Idaho central Nebraska and southeast South Dakota Fog hovered over the south central Plains the Ohio Valley and much of the Southeast On Friday night tornadoes hit sparsely populated western Nebraska and fierce thunderstorms destroyed buildings with up to N mph winds No extensive damage was reported explored nursing the homes Occupation Safety and Health Act (OSHA) and the National Cancer Institute —She also serves on the Agriculture Joint Economic Labor and Human Resources Committees and was named Republican Woman of the Year in 198L pw 12 EXPOSURE COLOR FILM PROCESSING HOT rt 24 EXP COLOR FILM PROCESSING OUR Save H And Print Any Develop 1 2 Exposure Color Print Film Coupon Must Acompany Film No Foreign Film Accepted COUPON GOOD THROUGH JUNE 1 th todoumoble Cash Voluo 120 of One Cent The nation's low temperature was a frosty II degrees at West Yellowstone Mont Employment J $269 International (Comprehensive Training Act) program” and replaced it with the Jobs Training Act She also Committee chaired by Orrin Hatch OUR REG by United Prau initiated investigation into “the corruptness of the CETA computer under the act as missing and stolen automobiles are currently linked The bill would also make parental child snatching across state borders a crime and tie the names of 5000 unclaimed bodies of children buried annually into the national computer —Hawkins chairs the Oversight and General Investigation Committee a subcommittee of the Labor and many inequities” Hawkins said explaining her position “The ERA is vague It would give judges too much power in interpreting it and I don’t want that to happen Individual statutes would better address the $1 ' AAA 7T7 REG $397 and 461 Develop and Print Any 20 Or 24 Exposure Color Print Film Caiman Must Accomaanv Film No Foreign Film Accepted COUPON GOOD THROUGH JUNE 1 1th i Cash Value 30 of One Cant 1 U A B LE'SK ACGS 20 SLIDE OR MOVIE Nation Saturday our REG $149 36 SLIDE PROCESSING 00 W PROCESSING p C Develop 20 Exposure Slides Or Super 8 8 MM Movie Film Coupon two-da- COUPON Develop 36 Exposure Slides Coupon Must AccompanvFilm No Foreign Film Accepted Must Accompany Film No Foreign 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Forecast Logan: variable clouds cool temperature and a chance of showers Sunday partly cloudy and warmer Monday high Sunday 54 Monday 44 Sunday night 32 5X7 COLOR low Utah: Variable clouds with scattered showers mainly near the northern mountains Sunday partly cloudy and warmer Mondey lows tonight in the 40s hlghs Sunday in the upper 50s to low 70s low Sunday night in the upper 30s and 40s highs Monday in the 40s to low 10s Southeast Idaho: Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday with a chance of showers a little warmer with highs Sunday 55 to 40 and Monday 40 to 45 lows Sunday night in the mid 30s ENLARGEMENT Our Our Reg Reg 89 $289 5X7 Color Enlargement From Your Color Favorite Negative Coupon Must Accompany Negatives COUPON GOOD THROUGH JUNE 1 1th 8 X 10 Color Enlargement From Your Favorite Color Negative Coupon Must Accompany Negative COUPONGOOD THROUGH JUNE yycupiroiSAmwQUEYi Pricy Iffacthre: Cache Valley 125 East 4th North Logan Utah p lltfi' - Santa Jana 6lh Thru Friday Jana 11th Store Hoars: Monday Thra Saturday 9s00 Ail TO 900 PM Sunday 10:00 AM to 7:00 k Kl Pk?J m |
