Show The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday July Region report New method in mine recovery SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — Investigator will be using an unprecedented method to reclaim the remaining section of the Wilberg Mine in an effort to determine the cause of the nation's worst US coal mining disaster in a dozen rears In an experimental mine recovery effort crews Tuesday will fill the First North tunnel with foam to prevent oxygen from entering and igniting with gases said John Ward Utah Power Light Co spokesman First North is the only area of the Wilberg not recovered Ward said adding it is in this section that officials believe fire broke out Dec 19 1984 killing one woman and 26 men Officials sealed the mine 115 miles south of Salt Lake City four days later to snuff out deadly carbon monoxide fumes and hot spots Ward said UPL representatives FBI agents federal Mine Safety and Health Adminstration investigators and Emery County Sheriffs officers will hold a press conference Monday to detail the reentry efforts “Nobody's ever done this before" he said “This is the first time anyone’s ever applied this to a coal mine recovery “This is the beginning of the last phase of the mine recovery It's going to take a while to pull this thing off It's not a two or three day event” Ward said Friday In November 1985 25 bodies were taken out through a newly excavated tunnel The other two bodies were found just three days before the anniversary of the disaster “We’ve recovered 52 miles of the mine tunnel" Ward said adding crews would recover another 100 miles in the coal-ric- h East one-ye- ar sprayed so far in Idaho compared to 4 million acres at the same point in 1985 We don’t have anywhere near the problem of last year" Ellis said last week “And the district managers feel the populations have probably peaked for this year" Ellis said nearly 6 million acres of Idaho BLM land were sprayed last year but the 1986 total probably will be only 500000 or 800000 acres About 18000 acres in Idaho have been treated this year with an experimental biological agent Rolls Royce attracts attention OREM Utah (UPI) — A Rolls Royce rumored to be the former pride of the Bhagwan Shree fleet is attracting lots of Rajeesh's interest at an Orem Utah auto dealership but few offers a company spokesman says The dealer is asking 9133000 for the 1984 Silver Spur Rolls 125000 more than the going price for a new Silver Spur because of its past history and a unique paint job One side of the car carries a purple-tone- d sunrise The opposite site portly a 85-c- ar hand-paint- sunset in reds ed oranges and yellows Wholesalers claim the Rajneesh-orderejob took 500 hours to complete paint d Mayor to serve food - SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Members of Salt Lake City's needy community Tuesday will have lunch served by a rather high-ranki- waiter Salt Lake City Mayor Palmer DePaulis his wife Jeanne radio personality Danny Kramer and County Commissioner Mike Stewart will be serving lunch to an estimated 300 people at the Salvation Army on south Main street Food was donated by Little Ceasers Love it Kitchen a foundation established to provide nutritious meals to the needy Utah is the 26th state visited by the foundation which has fed more than 84000 needy in 25 states DePaulis said Salt Lake faces a staggering problem with feeding its needy community and If playing waiter for a day will draw more attention to the poor’s plight he's more than willing to don an apron non-prof- Grasshoppers to be sprayed - BOISE Idaho (UPI) About a acres of Bureau of Land Management property in Idaho will be sprayed for grasshoppers this summer down dramatically from last year’s acreage an official says BLM Idaho grasshopper control coordinator Steve Ellis said about 350000 acres had been half-milli- 20 1984- -3 Groups debate pros and cons of bond pooling plan SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - made public earlier because they had not been finalised but are now open to inspection by any A bond pooling plan one private watchdog group calls a dangerous scheme to hike taxes without citizen scrutiny is really a blueprint to save taxpayers' money according to an organization behind the move "The incentive here is to have a lower rate of interest by pooling than would be available otherwise" Jan Furner director of the Utah League of Cities and Towns said Thursday “We think it will save taxpayers’ money” But Howard Stephenson assistant director of the private Utah Taxpayers Association has a different view of the formation of three finance cooperatives to pay for city county and school board projects “This could be the most dangerous scheme local officials have ever been involved in” Stephenson said He claimed local government officials drew up spending “wish lists” then refused to release the information “In other words the proposals are secret and taxpayers are not allowed to know what their elected officials are up to” he said “We feel the cooperatives are blind pools since there is no commitment for any of the participants to take out any of the money once the pool is formed" Furner said spending proposals had not been CONSUMER TECHNOLOGIES interested party Closing on a $261 bond package for towns and cities was scheduled for completion Thursday he said The project proposals range from street paving to purchases of vehicle fleets to building improvements Furner said Funds in the pools can be reserved for those stated projects but not legally restricted he said The participating government agencies are also exploring group purchase plans to get lower prices Furner said Stephenson claims the interest earned on unused bond Issues could be split up among the cooperative members possibly in violation of federal rules And he said “Taxpayers will be the victims of this raid on the candy store” But Furner claims Stephenson misunderstood the purpose of the pools “There will be no sharing of money anywhere that is not the intent or the desire of the cooperatives" he said “Federal revenue sharing is being eliminated as are many of the grants to local governments" Furner said “We see this as a creative approach to the financial difficulties of cities and local governments" fuf-Mu- dbo SOKES £ Hmm (No Credit Chock) (low Monthly Payment) (No Long-ter- km writr the manuteteipfi r arty peimd rt FNEt ' n )— IS l during III REfRIW " evftWEft ' ' v P W TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR NEW APPLIANCE DEPT 7 REDUCTION lent to own yM Ituck EiS'jT’mePwchewlmm r turn Ira Ml (average wilt Stt' l WAREHOUSE HMI Jnk US A Financing Available w FREEZER I IF WmiMIMMI 4B BROTHERS EeiyVerms NOUMM CMMNTfl (STY 4 r I- C AI C OnkE HeiPoeoioCBilnwreMreHwJLeMreorepXwewiai The book to study before school starts UTAH'S LARGEST “P SELECTION 8 Millimeter Fullsize RECORDER VHS Itcl 8 HOUR VHS VCR WWIRELESS REMOTE nci 19" COLOR TV Rent To Own Save VHS-- y 0 HITACHI JVC et an lime I aw pric rNh intend retviele csHRsi and saw XHt retarding ICA quality SONY NHTSUBSM rtOI5Ti Save 200 nefl 19" COLOR TV MITSUBISHI 19" COLOR TV WtEMOn 50 0 HITACHI TOSHIBA a HOUR VHS VIDEO RECORDER 4 HEAD VHS WEEMOTI VCR 4 WREMOTE leant prenramability with an and Irent loading 3 ivem pr oar ant ability wtfti ante an and full function nut SAVE AUTO REVERSE CENTURIAN AMFM CASSETTE IOOMBOX STEREO m - 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