Show V-u- In Nuclear Power Capacity Possible Atomic Forum Choirman Teils Congress Step-U- p Although many nuclear slon projections of 280: plant sunder construction':)!) megawatts in 1985 or awaiting construction and 500000 in 1990 permits are experiencing Mr Gould also outdelays the nuclear indus- lined the preliminary retry could nevertheless sults of an A!F survey of make a greater contri- 117 nuclear power plants bution towards meeting under construction or awUS energy needs than aiting construction Reis currently projected turns on 87 of these re- This was stated last actors describe conweek by William R Gould struction delays averaexecutive vice president ging two years with liof Southern : California censing and Edison Company and changes cited regulatory as cause Chairman of the Atomic by the largest number of Industrial Forum Mr the units Other reasons Gould was speaking on for delays are craft labehalf of the AIF Exec- bor shortages late deutive Committee before livery of components the Joint Committee on andor materials techAtomic Energy which is nical personnel shortages conducting hearings here low productivity of labor on the state of the nu- poor control quality clear industry andor equipment failure Referring to the AIF and strikes (The survey report "Resource Needs will be completed and For Nuclear Power published in: about eight Growth" Mr Gould said weeks) it was possible "given The survey also shows sufficient national effort that completion of 37 of and priority" for the nu- these nuclear units could clear contribution to to- be speeded up by a few tal electrical capacity to months if "appropriate roach 365009 megawatts measures are taken within 1985 and 700000 in in tne next six months" 1990 This is considerMr Gould told the JCAE ably higher than present hearing Atomic Energy Commis- To prevent any short: fall caused bv delays Mr Gould said action must be taken "to Improve today’s regulatory climate and to accelerate the efforts of both industry and labor in completing those availability and reliability in his statement He summed up the results of the Edison Electric Institute 1972 study of 757 fossil and 10 nuclear power 1960 plants covering through 1972: "Fossil plants of 600 megawatts or larger averaged 732 availability nuclear power plants averaged power : plants nuclear scheduled to come on line between now and 19811" He pointed out that if a up $95 million next year Thus $365 million or more than 71 of the increased spending in 1974-7- 5 will be for education In addition to these ex- State spending in Utah is expected to rise by $51 million next Robert West of Denver with more than 70yearof in Colorado posted bail the added funds for the amount of $200 Feb education This going was fact 18 after being arrested Utah Founon a ciiarge of driving reported by resdation the private while under the influence earch organization in of intoxicating beverages their analysis of the 1974 He was given time to Session Budget was and counsel consult to the FounAccording ordered to appear before dation total state study on Judge Donald Crist March 5 since he did not expenditures Sf M 763’ The 3 do (19-Jud- ge 73-7- 4) ''' “ed sils ar STARTING pay-sume- rs sen-contr- ols MONDAY on-li- ne coLven-schedul- ed - : “""W & -- pas-knowled- JOE CHACON ge 90-d- ay HfiLLTHE REAL 180 m nt no-fo- re one-mi- new K&r : ’ slap-ceilin- gs MARCH 18 year with little or ' no surplus after providing for all expenditure e" "SS JtVnS NOTICE fiscal year was $586 mil- lion and the surplus at the close of 1973-7- 4 is expected to be in excess of $27 million Based on legislative estimates it would appear that Utah will end the 1974-7- 5 fls-c- al iriations as "one-timterns to come from sur- authorizations Thus the encounter plus funds Included am- state could some difficulties next apong these "one-timpropriations are $12 mil- year when it attempts to lion for state building formulate a budget for the ' projects $8 million for 1975-7- 6 fiscal year if the the Bicentennial Com- - legislative estimates hold mission $24 million for’"true state park and recreation The Utah Foundation aquisition and devetop-meanalysis however em$20 million for phasizes that the 1974 emergency school build-in- g Legislature used rather aid and $10 million conservative revenue eseach for the Jordan River timates In balancing this Parkway and water res- budget The energy criources construction sis continuing high InflaFoundation analysts tion uncertainty over the point out that the state effects of lastyear’s state budget in Utah for 1974-7- 5 income tax revisions and was balanced without the prospect of a possible any increase in state tax business recession all rates Several measures contributed to this spirit enacted by the 1974 Bud- of caution It is therefore get Session however possible that the Sate could result in higher lostill could realize some cal taxes andor a shift surplus at the end of next in the tax burden among year if revenues expand Individuals Chief among beyond legislative expecthese tax measures is a tations possibility for an increase of 14 of 1 in the local sales tax to fi- -' B7 O Thursday nance a transpor- March 14 1974 tation system in counties if voters approve the proll proposal and a What do you perty tax boost for water districts want in your V conservancy served by Colorado River building?" water Despite the intent of the 1968 constitutional amendment to limit leg! slat -ive budget sessions maln-- ly to state budgetary matters the Foundation study notes that an increasing number of nonbudgetary Your MESCO builder helps issues are being brought from provide planning before budget sessions concept lo occupancy with The for consideration rapid economical conitruc' lion Quality durability and: 1974 Budget Session for easy economical expandability example considered 218 make MESCO METAit BUII DINUS ideal for your pieces of legislation (100 Mils 34 resolutions andi future growth )ling re sc e" appro-influen- ce Cattlemen Urged to Action Prior to April 30 Leg-slatu- re designated nearly $27 million in appro- - not-for-pro- fit autho-Colora- on-goi- ug rograms the 1974 for 5-- jy $-- for penditures fiscal year U Several others were al- - 1974-7- 5 so arrested on charges of Mtimated at $670 mil- Atomic Industrial driving while under the lion This sum is Forum is a of Intoxicating nmately $51 million or greater titan the group of about 600 beverages recently Rob- total Eckket indivexpenditure from and Shurn ert organizations iduals here and abroad appeared before rized for the current fiscal year These interested in the peaceful Crist on March 4 do include the amounts which he time at of nuclear development pled ' - time” appropria-an- d energy guilty to a charge of DWI tlons made from surplus was fined $200 He was also sentenced to serve 35 " 1116 report shows that if the fine days in waTs not £id A Gallup education - both Mger New Mexico man Victor education and the public Robert Shunn was char- - schools - will receive the The President of the and not once have they $ed with DWI and pled major share of the in- ftinds tor next Utah Cattlemen’s Assoworked US Department guilty to the charge when creas public ciation this week urged of Agriculture figures appeared in court Mar year State aid for educa-cattle the Economic Stabilize- -' show mere were HLmore $ He was fined $200 and schools and other tion to will was sentenced serve rise $27 tion Act be permitted to by available tobenlain 1973 Wt 40 days in jail with the lion and higher education expire on April 30 eortB 4080 consumers Reminding because ofthe freeze and as well as cattlemen of the reduction in incentive Wesley the boomerang effects of to feeders the number of jjmen Valley Key Airlines will the government’s 1973 cattle actually put into the flight scheoperate beef price freeze W mTMttoi’sfweM dules with from :a yerK Lloyd Johnson pointed out down 8 DeHavilland "all weatthe best way to help asher" Twin Otter Prop-J- et sure adequate s implies of aircraft and take over the food is to eliminate the operations of the Ely and current government’s Elko stations At Reno : &£Vch U Dor United will provide turn price control authority face a period of reduced ' He pointed out cattle - beef supplies and retail oteo Limas Jr was char- - around services (fueling V with DWI and he was passenger and baggage RriceA when in lS ci- than they would w!er ged sentenced to pay a fine handling) s tuners boycotted meat without the controls" of $200 and serv 50 days According to Robert A and the government "Opinion polls Ustin jaU with the jail seh-ye- Soltys Director of Mar- on beef At showed most con- - tence suspended on ped keting for Sun Valley Key the same time feed and favored dropping ment of the fine This Airlines the carrier will other costs were rising on beef so cat- - tence was given on the provide increased flight and feeders sharply re tlemen would produce condition that he condy schedules which will af duced placements of catmore Later prices did with the terms ford local residents and tle on reed during the lat- decline substantially on- - probation which he was businessmen a full day’s — ter part of 1973 lead- ly to rise again more re- - placed on for six months activities at' any ing to a recent tightening cently because ofthe tigh- - Lloyd T Murty of Wayne destination with ofbeef supplies and ter supplies Government New Jersey was rrest- "same-retur- n higher consumer prices £rice reports coming outed for possession of a day’ flights Pas- "However" Johnson next few weeks will controlled substance ma said "current indica- - reflect the recentincrea- - rajuana and pled guilty nu'flighfoatmand tions point to an increase ses and' I suggest the Salt Lake City will find in beef supplies during lawmakers and adminis- - appeared in city court schedules designed to the latter part of 1974 trators who favored the I WILL BE LOCATED AT nV provide convenient inter- L3ieWnoe with lower retail pricas -- ceilings - not producers ' tine connections J unless the government 30 decides to experiment THE BEAUTT TERRACE quarters located in Og-- v with controls again" Utah SuirVaUeyKejr "Even with no fur- - election year rates a fleet tiier controls in 1974 it ticians engine air- will take months and mayto pushor renewed contwo new craft Including of driving charges 259-715- 0 be years for' the beef trols wM ivOn DeHavilunder the influence market to return to more profong supply d price while Twin land weather" “all of intoxicating beverages normal relationships af- problems ' for the jr the ter the disruptions caused sumer Many 259-732- 2 ment officials now ac- - driving (hiring revocation over 42 scheduled by the Economic Stabilization Program and the 1973 cidl- - of drivers ticense the senger and freight more recently by the ings were a big mistake gt time being January daily with service to truck strike" We should help Iwep them 1974 at which time Boise Sun Valley (both Johnson a cattleman from making another he was fined $250 sndgi- - Idaho) Salt Lake City from Aurora Utah re-- ’ mistake by not renewing ven a suspended Provo Ogden Brigham called price controls on the law which is the root jafi sentence plus plac- City and Logan (all Utah) food have been tried four cause of problems fored on for one Daily service between probation times in the past28 years both producers and con-ye- ar His terms of pro- - Salt Lake City Price and Burners" bation included that he not Moab (all Utah) will begin "Even with fed cattle drink while driving and on April 15th urine prices above the lows of that he not drive during j g73f the airline rried 1973" Johnson contin- - revocation of his driver’s 23257 revenue passen-ue- d "most feeders are license or commit any gers over 37 million reJudge Don venue passenger miles still losing money This testimony is because of the freeze- - Crist again placed him- gun valley Key market disrup- - on probation for a per- fines is a division of the tioris and because of to- - iod of one year of stric- - joimg Manville Cor- e day’s record high costs" ter P14?0" is prohi- - poration Hopefolly the coun-beifrom diki any tnr’s 150000 cattle pro- what-moCommercial Printing' ducers can return to alcoholic beverages The Time s - Independent h2 situation normal during 1974 Recent gor verament reports how(P? cattie numbers are MMta : w lading to an increased freom fte Four Cor supply Menial Health ners cau“0lJ- vision and report twice to probatl°n lCTels than ancatly higher in the past partly be- mm I cause of worldwide de-- -W mem fo beebemtad twi They look exactly alike but one of these “thourix they and the nation never ag- natural Vitamin E is 5 times as active Vitamin E car"’1 is 5 times more effecwiU gee cheap tive than the other two Which one? The therefore 5 times as effective as b the syn- food of yesteryear It will capsule 100 thetic” And finally synthetic Vitamin E require higher cattle priall natural of course How can you tell the difference? is in unlimited supply Natural Vitamin E ces to keep cattlemen Some insurance Read the label If it aaya '‘succinate’ or is in such abort supply it ia rationed Nat- producing meat" "When $3 per bushel "acetate” or “derived from natural sources " ural Vitamin E ia mors expensive to make An historic "first" for at granddad's It la NOT natural It’s formulated in a ao it costa more at the source It coats more corn becomes more norworld’s the a labeled free that E Vitamin corn cattle mal than largest $1 Only laboratory at the store Next time you’re ready to buy tocopherol with natural mixed Vitamin E remember that leal natural st $50 per hundredweight airline was recently an obviously become moi e nounced when United Air tocopherols” is pure natural Vitamin' E Vitamin E ia 5 times more effective than normal than $25 cattle Lines signed s three year Simpiy get a Farmers 4 in 1 nature’s from and distilled grains praased policy Combine fire service package replacement Two professional reported any synthetic Vitamin E you can buy But and $109 ground beef is contract protection theft coverage Ogden-base- d with more normal than 590 glass breakage end personal to the American Chemical Society that ft doesn’t cost you 5 times more Sun Valley Key liability into ona policy and hamburger" Johnson extake-ovsave with Un- plained "In any event Airlines to the only way to assure ited’s Salt Lake City Ely st adequate supplies at the Elko Reno service E reasonable and sta- - sently operated under a ble possible prices is to wet - lease agreement NATURAL! fre with Frontier Airlines let the shortfall develops "the implication is clear it must be fired with oil that we may not have or with coal that we may not be permitted to use because of its adverse environmental impact" Mr Gould also discussed nuclear cower plant Of Increased Funds Education to Receive 70 C7y Court - : Legislature fi- - The 1974 nally approved 42 bills and 21 resolutions (exclusive of the enabling resolutions) During the past several : yMrffrife'StattflUrt eluded each fiscal period ELDORADO Gr J substantial sur- plus' The surplus at the conclusion of the 1972-7- 3 with Jet M1 243-03- 43 2520 Gunnison Grand Junction' a- I I I V¥e win Save You (Roney! 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