Show HallrA i tni£2 Whites vote on More evidence shows economy on the rebound I e: JOHANNESBURG WASHINGTON (AP) -C- housing construction should help onstruction of new homes and get & recovery rolling by apartments soared in February to boosting employment and raising South Africa (AP) — Whites voted today in a referendum on ending three ceoturies of white domination and sharing power with blacks a vote on which Resident FW de Klerk has staked his polities! future - Most political analysts predicted a government victory in the whites-onl- y poD on a mandate for constitutional change with some saying support has been swinging to de Kknc in the final days of foe k campaign “ voted ‘yes’ R’s die only thing to do for the fiiture of this country my (Had) workmates don't have me vole and I most for them" oanatracdan worker Chris Batter said after voting in Johannesburg Yet predictions were uncer- taka as them wu a ban on publishing opinion polls during the campaign Party workers taking private polls said many whiles were refusing to Sty how they would vote adding to die down: Analysts said that tiwup to 25 pereent of white voters who were undecided were likely to decide dinaa-mnwi- three-wee- :: Kleric IQKO By Christopher WWtams ranwrcar voting in netoria A victory for de Klerk who iliHo Anmina&m rtwtrHng Kyt to die arrival of European settlers in the 17th century But if defeated De Klerk has arid he would resign clearing the general way for a whites-onl-y dection and dre probable victoty r - - T - fOf VnWw Vmi iwm wBfU uMnQ HnQ apparartty scrambled up foe butbusaatnriad to " once--decad- e 5-- come down and became atrandad A LL8 Foreat Sendee ranger heard Harvey's cries tor hsty and notified search and rescuers at 132 pjn Rescuers then Mead into the area before toey reached Harvey who was at least 75 festirom foe ground wraMlfiUpOUnonuTOMt folfWpfvOQBnlBil V !' : chore" everyone vows to make easier next time ' around SALT LAKE CITY (AP)- -If "It's a dirty word around you thought Utah's comity clerks here” says Menilea Jones Salt were the silent of local government Lake County’s elections desk “I'm two months behind ached-mention reapporaonment just ule in e very critical Moot others Some sigh groan become orators decrying die year which is not going to be : le ’ ' '’ '''1 ' ? Following the vote Hyrum Mayor Ralph Haycock said he wasn't certain if the Hyrum City Council would me an appeal on behalf of its See PLANT on page 2 i county clerks i By Laurie SuBvan To say a group of Hyrum residents simply wanted to block a plan by LeGrend Johnson Construction Co to install a new asphalt plant at an existing grivel pit on Utah 165 would be an understatement Cache County Planning Commission held a special Alter meeting Monday and voted 1 to approve die plan (hose 40 or so residents say they may take tiieir case to die Cache County Council the governing body who hears appeals of planning commission & V- - v- i Cache County 8eareh and Raecue Commander Paul Leiahman left cornea to foe aid of Dale Harvey Z7 8alt Lake City after Harvey became stranded on too east butkeeaoffoo Logan Canyon Wind Caves tor several hours Harvey said he want forces 4 nfifflCnBSSS Canyon rescue during two years of lightning reform would signal the end of low-profi- “February is really die first month of die revived recovery as for as I rfl see" said Robert G Dederick "But then die question is ‘Is it going to be sustainable at a pace that satisfies die public and officialdom?' It’s too soon' to teU on that" -- of endmsiasm’ he arid after 1 The increase in consumer prices although die biggest in three months followed a slight 01 pereent gain in January R die first two months of die r inflation was advancing at a percent animal rate well below die 31 pereent gain for all of 1991 die department said Crowd protests plan new asphalt plant victory ‘Tm optfanisticI’mfoll ofpro-aparlhei- di The Federal Reserve reported that total output at the nation’s factories mines and utilities advanced 06 percent after declines in November December and January It was die strongest increase since Juty About half of it was accounted rby increased activity on auto and truck assembly lines “If die huge jump in housing starts in February doesn't give people a hint that the recession is on die way out I don’t know what win" said economist John Albertine a Washington-base- d ie said increased f ho lOK i iVpHnu Long lines formed at many polling stations as voting shortly after dawn an a day A heavy voter turnout of die nation's 33 UilUdri white voters tyis I fojbvorde retail sales for home furnishings Stock prices rose slightly in early trading today after release of the housing and other reports its highest level fat nearly two years and Industrial production ii rebounded after a slide the government said today providing further evidence die economy has pulled out of its stall Meanwhile die Labor De"w prices partment said rose a moderate 03 percent in Friauary pulled up by higher food and clothing costs And the Commerce Department said die broadest measure of die nation’s trade deficit narrowed to $862 billion last year die smallest in nine years Housing starts surged an unexpectedly strong 96 percent to 130 million units dre highest level since March 1990 The Commerce Department said it was die biggest gain in a year Increases were registered in evety region of die country In advance most """ were expecting on a slight rise or a lines counties have their Utah’s candidate filing period marked and mapped But the started and party caucuses are crunch doesn't Begin or end only six weeks away so mid-nig- dwre ofl in govern- Lawmakers spent four days haggling over (he boundaries and Beaver as the clerks try to tiieir political ramifications durdwir maps in time ing a special session Oct 1 state’s nine 29 die of Iter staff in the Office of Qnly ht 28-3- V“ ( ' 4 s Legislative Research and General Counsel die work began in die with planning for die 1990 Census And it still isn’t Hfcf managing Stewart Smith analyst “We had staff working weekends and late hours all through die legislative session on this process and we’re just now on the verge of completing our final maps' he said Even die state’s usually unflappable flection consultant Vernon Carr is feeling harried Carr had engineered a move to have dw legislative committee overseeing redistricting use voting districts as die basic unit But the final law ended up based on smaller nonpolitiod Census ' ' '5 ' ' v ‘U N - f v v l'f " jJnAKniHirbti "If they had used voting districts it would’ve made the project a whole lot simpler" he See CLERK on page 2 4 i " " rJ v' ' v 'v" v ' ’ OKf-iTC- ' fi - v ' nrid-198f- ls ' t t 5 t V t "k J ' ' T f fvv 4 V t " ' ' ff V 4 t H V ( ti in search for su If- - ne expenditures by almost employees and PTA members will sit in on those meeting that will 19924)3 budget bade into interviews'The committee wiU dxn present a list of dw bringing $7000 Sne Ftmk said that in all probability dw board win finalists to dw board for consideration she added initiate a search to fin dw superintendent position at Cache County School District along with four White said dw district had been "wise" far its next board meeting odier districts duoughout dw state will soon V to fill the position until dw end of dw school waiting implement a search for candidates to fin a vacated contract year which will be July 1 The search itself WMte said foe Utah School Board Association can be board completed in a matter of weeks if need be has ahtudy'beea contacted by district SMOCiSfiO diffBCtOf of ifao to- assist in the semh for a new and there should be no problem getting applicants members Assodatkat for dw position White said superintendent That search will involve: Since December sttyerintendents have resigned Meeting with dw district board to decide criteria in six of Utah’s 26 rural school districts — Parh A recent call for applicants to fill s superin for dw position North Summit Grand Wayne Daggett and Sevier tendent position in Daggett School District duced But according to Whitt dial’s not wmni Xu an applications "A lot of people aspire that to average year two or dme superintendent positions position' White said and interviewing applicants came open and some years it's as hiah as 12 he SkaS Hansen wu unavailable for comment about Ms BBDCnnBDCICBK 10 W9BO IDUO HUB said committee consisting of Funk said a intentions concerning the position but Funksaid John Hansen has been acting Cache school district was facing a $ dw business from board sector representatives But after passing resotutions at last week’s board members district superintendent since November 1991 when classified and certified district she is hopeful he will be one of dw applicants dark Puffer resigned from dw position Puffer decided to take an early retirement fat dw wake of wilt for Ms —igntHwi fopm dw Education Aaaodation and dw Parents' Coalition of Cache Gounty v 'f' To date no search has been initiated by dw board fo find aameooe to permanently fill dw position and s at its meetint last questioned dw time frame in which the board intended to initiate t dw search ' A "It’s a Critical item in dw eyes of the public” said Rory Weaver of dw Parents ' Coalition Cache school board president Carol Funk said the district frit it would be unfair to ask s new ByLynRaher lAaiaallAa wBIvnui tv :r - 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