| Show Pago 2 — Tho Herald Journal Logan Utah Wednesday July 10 1996 Wage hike could affect 151600 Utah workers makes it difficult to find SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — More than 151600 Utahns could get a raise as a result of minimum-wage legislation pending in Congress That is the number of workers a state economist estimates earn But in rural Utah the wage increase is enough to bury small companies contended Jim Olsen executive vice president of the Utah Retail Merchants Associa- less than $315 per hour which d the base of the mountains More than 30000 acres In Skul VMey Re blackened from wMIkes The Ikes which continue to bum of the tiny town of Terra west of Salt Lake City forced the evacuation Firefighters calm threatening wildfires Ground were 60 percent contained by late Tuesday said fire n information officer John Bugen-hage- west-dese- rt The fires started Monday afternoon and by evening had threatened the 28 homes in and around Thus and some structures on the have blackened more than 36JXX) acres Elsewhere along the third straight year that brush fires have threatened Tferra About 30 to 30 people in the Tens area were asked to evacuate Monday It was not known how many left said Kathy Jo Pollock of the Salt Lake Interagency Fire Center Among those who stayed bor- Ncvada-Ciliforn- ia It was the Indian reservation two major fires der near Reno were contained Tuesday and were expected to be controlled by tonight and a group of fires that burned over Utah 44000 acres in was contained late Tuesday In central Oregon 20 homes were volunteer firefighters who were evacuated at Winn Springs battle the blaze through the night The families returned Ttiesday when fireworks started a blaze acres A wildfire two years ago Cross was destroyed the Ibrra home of Jim Gibson who has since moved to up a shelter Utah’s two west desert fires Dugway “When I saw the smoke about 60 miles southwest of Salt going up I envisioned my house Lake City near Dugway Proving going up in the fire” Gibson told west-centr- al j may mean the wage increase will hurt the very people it was meant 4 to help” An advocate for Utahns called the wage hike a House-passe- low-inco- version Utahns who earn less than $315 per hour make up 162 per- the Deseret News Tuesday “I grass near his home “There wasn’t much left to guess there’s a sense of relief knowing the fire can’t get me bum” Deuel said About 10 miles to the north now” 31500-acr- e 4300-acr- e The lightning-cause- d the human-cause- d fire called the Goshute fire destroyed a corral blaze did damage at least seven but had not moved onto the Skull Valley Reservation and Bugen-hage- n power poles cutting off electricisaid no structures there ty to Dugway and the surroundwere considered still threatened ing area late Monday night There were 306 people Electricity was restored Tuesday Utah Power spokesman Dave assigned to the two fires Eskelsen said To the south the last of the that made up the SorenHie information officer Sharon Knowlton said four air tankers son Complex of fires in Utah was declared contained surrounded Terra with retardant to on it shield drops Ttiesday Tuesday evening with control from flames expected Thursday said Bert “If you flew over Terra it Hut public information officer would have a big pink circle for the Bureau of Land Managearound it” she said ment’s Richfield District e a Deuel However lightning started part-timSunny rancher who has lived in Tfcrra another blaze about 8 pjn Ties-da- y since 1964 prepared for this just east of Tbpaz Mountain summer’s fire season by having about 43 miles northwest of his cattle graze and trample the Delta cent of the state’s mixed blessing “While we recognize the need 936000-memb- er for higher wages even Utahns total work force said Ken Jensen Utah Department of who earn wages higher than $315 per hour aren’t making it in Employment Security labor market economist Nationwide 168 percent of the work force earns less than $315 Davis-Knol- ls five-fir- “We’re disappointed In some parts of Utah business closures The bill now goes to a conference committee to recond cile differences with the 74-2- SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Terra residents have returned to their homes as fire officials believe both the tiny town and nearby Skull Valley Indian Reservation no longer are threatened by two wildfires that tion would become the new minimum wage The Senate on Tuesday passed bill by a vote of a minimum-wag-e ap Photo this economy” said Patrick Poulin of Utah Issues “Some- thing needs to be done to pull people above the Jensen slid that Utah’s low hard-worki- unemployment rate of 34 percent es minimu- workers m-wage ng poverty level” Cache Valley Soccer Association west-centr-al COMPETITIVE SOCCER CAMP with Gordon Miller - 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