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":!-!:I- - V aa a - A I Ait t 14 - Crinzinal Justice Panel Urges Juvenile Delitupency Talkp t -- 77 -:- wi'f'f - '1)N:--– ‘--- - ' :' pects of crmie fighting it was suggested at the Ca p t ol Thursday Cdninienting on Utah Juvenile Court Administrator Richard P Lrndsay's call for an executive session on juvenile delinquency the State Council on Criminal 'Justice Admin istration Thursday agrerlsuch a program could be expanded Council Ihts Authority 1 Council members - ' 4 Mr ' ''' I 1 t :i11'1:?4-i- 41 k 1 ''4 1 t' - ry ('' I - 4 $ GET ' 0 : ' ' T'owt '4 ':''''''' to '-' ---- iim-- $27495 SETS AS LOW AS 0 995 11 n cl) 7 El " WATER HEATER e-sc :: FREE :: Replacement Installation :' -- : I tL Limitod Offer 19t a ts4 SALE th' ----- t''''"1 I orm - - - 7:4- - 4 'f' 4 I ist - - r' - -- - -' '4 rt 471c li 40044 If ' - 1 '' i'''' ''' : fly tEl 1111 High Back High Style 172 Comfort supportod 011 lad and 6 hairs the 27d 7-p- --------- 59 40 26 22 l'!-7--- 1 iti 7 I i urt Ii tart 11 '!tl t ? : ' s II 1 8 i111 I i''' eat Usk '''1 t: ir771 - : 1 110'113446t— --- lior - ' - S - -- t on 000— ' GIT WHAT YOU THIS IS ight 661rwor 31 tr 11I tr IA rorl lot safe J td°'S r::1 e Ao0 $22993 VA mot tor ::12:2N tisi UNTIL con $1 i s the 9 PM 23 - I g 95 5-- - tr 27 25 tr '37 21 18 f C S3 36 23 IP 45 S6 24 46 34 Al 46 43 én 59 6 Se 49 44 56 55 Boston New York s t"ott 775 otilskitil Miami New Orleans Oklahoma City 02 16 10 51 44 Si c -- yen r 12 AM 63 Vietnam cannot be won It is a drain on our resources" Dr Helmut G Canis University of Utah professor of history said Thursday night He addressed the banquet dinner for the League of Women Voters of Utah convention held at the University Club To Clean Up 70 20-Blo- - sia Aor1 2S Sr in I - Ag c Feb eran 0$!d ''" i war L' ' n icw wt Works Eastern Europe" Ranipton Disagrees ' 1 1: I ':00 0 Forry 75 it '' Lake sh 14:f' 7 - ' 24 Sat 1921 t ' Li LA : w em HIl Fleid sons Survivors rdorb CIO F 4t Pori John F Wash i Seattle seven grand- Calif a Oxnard Gay L chldren noon 755 2n4 Funeral Monday FRO here trerwas call Sunday 64 P PI ' and Monday before soryCes MemOrial Lawn Wasatch Bortat ' p ii i ' I hueson Ardaii '''‘ in i wton AArhael and lewts Louise Mower Married VOnde ' ' 5 18 pm - 1' 404 uttt r 4 - - I i Claud 14 1117 Clavd Lanceloft White East eyed Aoril nalural of 20 caw' Lake home Jan Cho r 1os W and Morv A dohno Tot ton Mar- Wellp F Anna red Hansen June Salt Pitt? I DS ' taes 41'44 S 4) 4 st—t -- 6 t Lake 4 She Temple dod 3 1 e 10 Mettch : 3 Retired UP&L ernpoye Served Li)“ I t i IQ61 Salt Lake City and Vicinity — PartlY Cloudy through Friday with showers again Friday afternoon Showers Friday Continued cold Inight and Saturday near 50 freezing temperatures High Friday night with lows 25 to N Probe--higof snow SO per cent Friday decreasing to 40 per cent Friday night Utah Partly cloudy Friday night few showers of ran and snow mostly West portion IrKreasing shower activity Friday night and Saturday Continued coid with frost and freezing temperatures at night Highs 45 to $S lows 20 Southeastern Idaho — Partly clouds Scat Friday with afternoon showers tered showers continuing Friday night and Satordar Continued decreasing cold Highs in the Xs lows In the 20s Southwestern Idaho — Partly cloudy Friday and Saturday with a few show ers Mainly Fridoy afternoon Continued cold through Friday night with frost or A little warmer freezing temperatures 2S to 3S SS 45 to lows Saturday Highs Eastern Nevada — Increasing clouds Friday with scattered snow showers mainly in afternoon increasincz shower activity Friday night Decreasing showwith ers Saturday partial clearing Continued cool Highs 40 to 50 lows 15 a "Project Lending Hand" an effort to help residents make a area of Central City a better place to live was launched at a Thursday of breakfast meeting the President's Council at Hotel Newhouse Max E Rich executive vice Salt Lake Area president Chamber of Commerce told the council this would be an opportunity for "our people to assist our own people in a d ii misslekttc6' ' s Ltht-patriarch -A A 0 '''"5 oft Elsie i t t Stake sons daughters Cloud L Survivor Pico Rivera Calif Richard t Marcellino Mrs Cent centia Mrs Jerk Gonzales (Bette Gene) Wade Mrs H tharles (Mmy A all Snit Loki (Helen L ) Hayes Mrs Ann) City Witham Ira- Duncan Mee Ariz 3 sister grandchildren Lake Salt Leone Evertsen Mrs Boleti Bandy Moffat 71 Salt City Funeral pending from 260 E Lake South 'remote Julia Ann Burdick 19 Salt Lake Max Hyrum BormaY lt Magna A Buchanan Gaye 30 Barney Mauna Elsie May Angell DeBray 78 1034 William Scott Moue 21 Sall Lake Ave Kensington Linda Louisa Larsen 22 Salt moo South i died " Lake Aoril 7'0 of nalui f0 in causes ral a E arl William Johnson le Hunterr ''- Lake City Marrianne Callaway 19 Salt Lake Sell h o s ottal Born N etsurf 00 Pkgs Wm Dawdle 19 Salt July 24 1888 Sall Lake to Lake Kathleen Mary Peak lit Salt Lake' Albert City F end Donald John Tucker Jr It Salt Flizahath "t"tft Mary k avfLake: Lyon Angell Mar p 1 Barbara Lynne Dorrity 16 Sett ried to Frandi Lake 23 DeBrey Nov 1977 Salt Lake Winston Michael Faux 33 Salt IDS Temple He Lake 25 Feb 'died Mariorie Anne Lingwood 2S Salt 1964 Former Lake chief clerk Soli Francisca Sanchez 24 Chios° !Lake City Alto''' III1 ney's office SYlVil Riviera past :Member 25 MIcivale secretary Bryan Camp OUP SingBrent Bowles Mnose Academy Ot Litk Ot Mothers ing Suzette Schuok 19 Salt Lake 92 Friend hip Chapter Survivors: Daniel A (Louise) Mrs Kimball tugene Davis 27 Salt daughter Pentelule Salt Lake City 3 grandLaki 4 children grandchildren great Andrea isabal Kasten 70 Salt Funeral Saturday noon East Lek where friends call Friday 6 I pm to serviCts one hnor prior John Charts Solomon 20 Salt Saturdwr Burial Salt Lake City Cemetery Lake Nica lott Joan Hiseman II Salt Lake t i a a a a a a '4 '""' I 0 - N 4 r f 0 a a l n 0' 'n : 1 tot t ) s I '' ‘i 2 3 Arral'omed Released Hearing Set Clubs and associations were asked to provide limited manpower and resources in working with a block committee of Central City fesidents over a period this summer to cleanup and beautify a block in the area from 4th to 9th South and 2nd West to 7th Stavon Franklin Mathias litui Smith tisCusol loon Harriette 111 Bourn- Boun 17 J Gordon Bailey 45 Salt Lake Jutt Vektona Pinap SO Salt Lake Roy Wintrs 6 o y r V Oak ilia UtAh Ginny Lee Pressor 22 Salt Lake v ii Wis ' H't1e 2t vserrxinsArodort n Broadhead Milwaukee George (Dellal Webb 23 L'11' 1 brabbehildeen nreat brothers sister F Preston Ernest Tessie all Gan ieL Funeral Saturday b m atch LDS Stake Center Friends call !Oioal MortuarY Friday 79 o m Burial Saturday prior to services Heber C'tv Cemetery Mrs IDAHO vces 'ere Wedomday Ward chanel elin 1 J Harker SHELLEY H15rki?9r67 4 an Funeral in the ‘ ShelleY or Mime SihrielhleovFSahiles 0 tiottdcatpsreis1 LDS Hospital forgery and incdent to age Born June 9 11393 South Cot Mr and Mrs' Sterling F King wood checks aryl Utah a daughter of Joh 150J W Shei ly Ave daughter Pr n99 And Jemima Johits'on Mr Mrs 1orneituJ Wnittakar ordered to appear for prelimi 153 b and M7Chmie to JOMarried WU:my Mt Souih claughier Pn Delbert Harker June 17 1903 Mr and Jaw Mrs 2061 b Siewart 11 by City Salt Lk e Temple May CI res(tent Shelley hearing Greenbrier nary daughter since 1906 1:lon Butter' end Mrs D son daughter Survivors: husband 140 Concord St- - daughter Judge Maurice D Jones Gien Orrin K Mr HOODer Dan Mrs Harold (Margaret 1033 Mrs and On the motion of Dean R Logan Ann son 11 Afton) Cobbles both Sheliey Mr and Mrs Lyle A Jardini defense Mitchell attorney grandchildren 31 grea son 138$ Stale St granchchildren nd Ma Lynnwood S Wil Judge Jones reduced bonds Horns d1154rd Ave nauariter John R Robinson sieptten A Allison— totaling $110000 on each to 'dermr 272and1: Ars St dauahter D 1110wMon - Joan TORRANCE CALIF $5000 on each which covers a 1806osr W and Mrs sderhai North son Rubin Robinson 75 ded April 19 of Mr and Mrs Robert T Perry dowel Causec in a Torrance hmoit total of seven charges es Of conspiracy issuing fictitious East' 1 tt orarni Min la Births In Salt Lake Area hosnitals tiortrid the 21 hoJra ended Thurs des at 1030 pm included 1 1) Births Three men were arraigned Thursday on additional charg- t Ariz Mrs James Tpmf)! (Doris) Mounttord Herter City Mrs Horner Astoon Rcrillerd (Lola) en s(L insdoarL e: Mr es - Monti Jepson 21 Salt Lake Karon Lie Larson 22 Sait Lake i ti 0 8111 ANIDdhcV In Periodontists Society Released From Jail 4A!"7"" the Western Society of Periodontology was organized in Salt Lake City Thursday and Dr i 8 4 ) first president Keith O Karren was ro fs)1- chosen to lead the section during a meeting of the society at ' Ramada Inn 10000 S State Dr Reed Ilawkes Preston Idaho was elected vice president and Dr Melvin K Knight Salt Lake City chosen as secretary-treasure- r - State es1 was sesSpeakers at the sion included Dr Glenn H Curtis Palm Springs Calif of the president-elec- t western society Dr Robert Dr Calif John Belmont R Dennis Los Calanter Angeles and Dr Donald Landeen Tucson Ariz All discussed various phases' of periodontology — the study of the chemistry of gums and connective tissues around the teeth ' ) 4 ‘ '''': ' ' k 3 -- 4 4 ''' 1 ne toc-rrr- - : tk t :)? ::2- 4':' i it N '4- :::: : - f 'e '::- :-- ''''''' ' :: I?" ''' ' $1771 xikt':t 4:: ' :14 I 'f' :441:3-- Detective Gerald Durrans filed the new charges against the five Wednesday as a climax to an investigation of the past six months A check writing scheme has East 2321171h son Jamas Mr and Mrs Em:arahnn Mr and Mn Athot — S 14 frIrri Sitt dent ebori Aunt S 9 rliOuroil (Ausell $e A PetrAert 4 Ittoo QitA1 IAC2 Met ed Dubuque riVr E P Sais o 8t4 P t k Alt 1 woad COY A OP - 44 U Or Timers t7 G' Survvors: in ence Port arid Funeral Ross Ho Ivemori Mortuant O dow nev P U Sot keeoa tsweai st MCni vrai Corr 6PnE Port " Ea EvA Laura BeIrrlot Ave of niVurai G Garpy GAf ey i Imo t:SS SCOh dted Ann' causes in 8 S11 GAIP ) t nr 1841 PeonPorn Nov to I hntres and Miry Gates Married to EOster E F vorLed Marred 10 W M Garet? h 1939 Oirtti Survvors: son daudh G ter Meivin FIettI Salt Lake Thomas Gates St PoCity: Mr : 3 orandchiidrem F trOJrg ter Airs I rnmt (Jessie) Schmidt Svan4 ilospaat Richard I 6:12r1tJ C Grimus Giborn N Fonrm Satutoty 0100 2713 W South m LOLA anger son Hills Memorial Park cost Salt Lake County mer10101 State Sands Fermi to sognests contributions Shrloor$ chants $25000 to $300000 in Cottonwood Hospital How& cash the detective stated Mr and Mrs Elwood Clav Ion 143I Connie A Webb &tighter The two Russo brothers: E Mr5435 sind'south Mn Fred N Coats 325 HINCK1 F Y Millard h County Kemrls uw Carlson Marvetts: Richard W Mr400and'ü Mts Connie Ailred Webb died of net O Ken? Coles NIA urni C4uses Apr ti 20 in it Dell' hosWeidernan 28 no address S Srite Ow ler Mr and Mrs Kenneth R Hodson P ilal Born )4n 19 1902 St Chivies lo trio to E rnet0 Or And Orisfie E and Stanley Marvetts no age 07MrJenm and Mrt Lash D Havs 3210 Altrod Merrled Melvqt —40 Ote4 sm or address have been ordered $ Mr Wnhb: June 24 1949 1094n anti Mr Harold A Johnson 'emu Survivork husbendt broth to appear for preliminary We KAY CI dmiqffirt us sister Clifford Ermit Mr and Mrs W Rodney Meyer mire boln St Cherie Mrs Idehot Evan two 8 other on att tc41 hearings May Setturdev i Mr and Mrs Sylvan D Olsen St Pei?' Minn ns Ward ChAnel Hinckley conspiracy counts and two 61?5 Oth EmI dailohler Mr and Mrs Jerry T And 5534 Frimds cell Hinckley Ward Reuel Six Room SAturdAy tWo boors forgery and fictitious check S 3nd WWII dmoulopr Lly''''''114-riZitil':::- t4 '‘' 1 0 90 VV P7 2 4 0 OS - a A E MI Dr Keith O Karren Heads reriodontista charges Mr IN and It Mrs SWO islOyd A South Murray to Cernettory fowl's prior son tar vices 0 Burial ' " a ea S A 44 di a 4$41104-AA1A1- 1 d'A 6 46 I 1 ' hosoiei 11ndsav Cavwcpod UnVOn daughter Valley West 1 Arthur S IlughlA poQuAND 19 l'niversity Hospital 1601 la Born ALI 8 1891 GrantS1P to 19cis9r1 M 9rd Marla Pa knson Robnson Mard Mary Aorll T 10A) Ppart r yan7 L909 I Ds Tornrie She d911 191 Potact emplO0 I) S S1PH orb Survivr)s joh M Parc grand nitirnn larn1h9 19 199 Sail lAvo F ii SAWA Moc4 1M1 Mwqi nerai or'i4 ov( al Monday Trrancs S ( dl 9S6 son 316-2n- d ' a Salt Lake dentist was elected its daughter John C Lewis Dr y - io°— :' AVP and Mrs new the on Arraigned St Mark's Hospital counts then released from the Mr and Mrs Chris J Kitches no Way sun Jail 2316Mr Cory Salt Lake 165 Kim LOishman and Mn Boon litt 0400htpr were Anthony J Russo 28 'E Mr550 andNor" Mrs Clyde Tanner 5601 S 2O Wo'sl Kearns dauonte Ave: his brother Mr and Mrs Thomas Mae Manila Mike Russo 20 461 E 13th 2ev DOUg s non Mn Mr Ken and Minnow and Richard Lynn South Last daughter Carlson 21 1050 S State Holy Cross Hospital Also named in the new comMr and Mra Anthony I Camber Marvetts Clifford are on isnot' ill 8 WIson Ap plaints tAn (holies OroubaV fr and 735 W 3rd North and Tooeit 25 daughte Arir Mrs Ronald J Charles Ray Robinson who 1440 E and 5955 SfnitO son has been committed to Utah 2544Mr Parkand St Mrsson Lonnte Wards Richard W Ander State Prison on another count sonMr 2552andCommanwpaitn demsnlef A Dean no Mrs tnr 'onto' son AtOrn St 2o) Files New Charges R Mr and Mn GaddiS ' Section of Mr yseontclair A a i':f i 5g Dentist's Organize Section : 3221633 'N f 'l"i 0 DeBray I program" self-hel- 4 1 '' Beaver 10( 2 1 i: ''' t Salt re5t In City Born ts04ts A Salt Lake Weathor Data: Precipitation for peried ended IhueslaY 19 8 t 5 pm Precipitation for Anril I OS accumulative deficienCy OP PreciPitation since October a 63 1266 34 accumulative deficiency sunrise Friday 5:41 sunset 7:13 4 c Utah Governor Calvin L Orsoti McGuire Rampton who was attending Forrest H Burnett legal age Salt the banquet as a guest was Lake HEBER CITY — Orson McGuire C e artield Maureen Lees salt 69 legal age the first to question Dr Callis 'Lake dted of a heart his after speech Ross M Dens ly 23 Lehi Irts°maøttMOn'Lnnrilhols9RANA Bowman 20 Salt Lake Gov Rampton said he disaFOOMY: Charles LeRoy 'Osmium' 21 SallWASATO 4' greed with Dr Callis' propos- Lake to Prick H and E ilabe h al to abandon a war of conGinger Lynn Anderson 19 Salt Sarah Parcell !I McGuire Lake tainment The governor paralMumed Bessie Judson Brum Clifton 25 CrPsrOnt Irene Bell June ' leled China with Germany Betty Marie Briggs 27 Crescent 1923 she died Au Oust l92S mar Al "The policy of abandonment 'City Calif ried Iiia WrIght 4 Itt-27 William Dean Sanders Am Salt 850adread resulted in World War II" Lake 0 9J0 ')411 le 11 TernLLek Lps Sandra Darla 23 Salt Hadley Gov Rampton said ie SurVivers: ake-d o n widow 4Ife Karl 27 itio Nolo Smith salt Lake daughtam' LCleart!eld for1 Lavfr (Colleerl smons Area ck Russia policy in Southeast Asia refuses to concede to China what the US claims in the Western hemisphere and what we concede to Rus- turn the land of the free into a garrison state? And is China a 51 Is "American to now with an i Prtssure on Russia border iPrvicAc tvternO(bt Fenton Frank- - - LOP resdent of itecor(1I 7 "The answer is no if we for4 China to in turn exert pressure against its common During a talk he titled "The Reality of China and the American Dream" Dr Ca Ills said: "Are we to us? The answer cnitoi t Lawn F Itoler 1961 het both yes and no 'The answer is yes if we continue to clamp a lid on a boiling' land and continue to exert pressure on a land 7000 miles away of China 74 16 79 04 ie L threat 1' reelltri to pror trRE AND died 3 1 htw I FUVral m nnur Vvivtatcrt poR1 March e''' '7' the Mindin tOs to rower 30s 0ACPt tre Schofield 1912 Salt f4 SOMA teens in southenstern Utah and Lake Di Cltv 10 1 near zero east in readtos vckced Merrher CeottAi Novade Readings ently Thurs LDS Church Re i er clay Afternoon were from the middle :10S 'tired contractor SW' ViVarl: to middle eds saris Five-DaDean daughters Forecast C Mrs Jr '7 3 Saturday Through Wednesdae Frank (Thelma) soriet'A Utah aSterit Ciare Idaho and both Salt Nevada — RAni or snow early In week Lake Cato Don s lemreralures averngino helve norrnsl (estiin irS4 hooror uM tr )ShBe114711Id rti to rAnott Wyoming — Temoeratures belOw nnrmAl Mrs Don Belly SI room Id fi nom trOm A Inw degrees a 15 crane O10 on tui groat southwest to more than 10 degrees e'andholdren brother Harold R oorrnAl no' Snow And col Pasadena (alit Fonerat MOndav 2 xter hkety eArly newt week with POSSm E 260 remote where p South i134 warming by Inandi call Sunday 6 e o m Monday Or Kw to servicos Burial Salt Lake ( v Cemetery In 'Lending Hand' St to "In my opinion the war 37 SY MAV Salt History Savant Claims ea a? 70 62 64 44 72 52 m Born t :'''' t brthe' lk P4ra Av ON c catilltb260ator swattr a rest Portland ot home caoses nortent to age 75 Aorn Dec 1 1898 e ' Utah a of son Skov) d OW (awes gen) me ( Pore ra FCrewarftc71 Sund IA City Lake City to AiltandPr Mary OW- ad t h e n Hogoan 'Among C1ChiidrkIN LAO gre3 fir Me former Salt MARRIAGE LICENSES Salt Lake County 35 42 71 71 41 Louis Mimmurn t 4 Skit - - Viet War Can't Be Won 71 San Antonio Phoenix Wednesday 9 A - Clarence Hoodan 515 2hd Ave died April 2() of 'nett it191 r ea-k or ch S t home ' MAK S'ttra Bur daughter r'i t soe c Edward Mt Gera' d A IR tell Horton beth Salt Lae tOrs Doe Gootdoline Brunt Ctly t Itd arrs Potilto F tt °tat kiPMFI Bristle sisters ty1 Mrs Beverly G Smith Robyn Lynn Guest all Sal Lase City 'FUnerai SAturPaY 2 Pm ' 2S1) 2riel East Whe(e friends call Pr 7 9 p M Saturday or or to spr Ialiv Burt& Salt Lase City Ceme ter ti ter Ipmw tortday A et vs Reality Sou III C 701-7055- o No p end w s G atures Thursdny Morning ranged from MI El J2 36 61 63 DC buoutrque Atlanta naht 30 65 City Pittsburgh washActon at — 21 04 71 is tr Pail $1399s SEENIMMINI 0I States Kansas City Minnesoolia Ornaha GROUP pc Hillt 0 fpl0 07 19 all-da- y OPE:I LIONDAY that had stop 37 36 Duiuth ! 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(ar‘ 1 : - 111 nal crlf!M' si4crv4 19 $I BEDROOM --- t2 La 49 An Intermountain 7-7 - II IA i 46 13 Boise INTO! 1 A tri s etat - dlt l9Sta 8 to b e r Simons April Salt Lase Mensivr CpBosurs 9 Felt: ail a Go Young st - SAII R is City DS P31--1 Zip YOURS TODAY' 3-P- t eke ' k t Sottell k 7234 t iit rtarrittor l9ti sot' Ctts 'tt e " I Ib' late) tc rstarte 'le d r a r °tad Jo 1947 S - WYoming Portiy cloudy with scat- Sered snow flurries Fribity PecomindrOnstlY cloudv with scattered snOw A iittle warmer north and west Urday Friday Highs Mis north and west SO to 35 to 45 in mountains 60 southeast tow levet Summary — The udOer which was over northern California Wednesday split wlh one portion totivewurd and the other driftnd off coost the Orman Thp disturhancte AtliCh moved post wos over the interSlow lthryountom peaon Thursday Vcvement wits nn'ed in the wea'her over postern Ned o and in most sectr s cti!rrrn irirho Thursday no !n Wnsint n but snow COntinund UIuf n he MA11rAh'e Isegon Solt Lake City area tUst bet- - mid 33 Buoev Idaho Falls Pocatello Intermountain --- pill )924 C14 d a 4 G u Lois large part of the Intermountain Area with msattered rain or snow showerS tr 21 24 31 39 $7995 large tobta BEST Bultr 1 Dinetto c 24 30 Itet '40 19 DAv-- 401110 (MPH) Of IMMO! ARIAS hiGH TIMPIRATURIS KAKAS FOR 21 31 WootigraiN loorproof tablo tops Chairs Is goy docents Hot Pink fobrits sod NKr iiss'Cool end bloo 'Wk 24 43 ilM1110 10 MCI( ON NANO o 03 tr 43 99" t I 23 Richfield ttivievelt $alt Lake Airport St George U 04 U Campos You Pay Only jl -: — EL - 35 46 53 44 48 S2 41 $6993 Value '! ---- -- hr Moab Octder) PrOvO 45 in ttlt Blanding Bryce Canon t‘ Green divAr (9n1 Milford 4 Chairs 4 24 erts 19 Dr Table & 1 0 Nny t ftko atra on s J died Aoril Salt Lase brisoital Ahe Born iong dines y o r Sender-Wi- th Utah $6250 value gas light in-- I stalled on your own lot with purchase of a new gas range 1 DINETTE os of (TN i I - ort South IMAM( 8 fam f' Ma 20 in a GI F in Data From US Weather Burvag Wean: Will be partly cloudy 'with some !howers Or ociai flurries idle FridaY end continued cold temptralpress tocm of !hp grpo wil havp trpelina arid ternowatores Friday belowfreezing LESS s) (1) Sky's Delivery Cancels th' Blooms A u 4(1)ncSiii WIND 1 y Guet R 42 r6'"122i4iNN NEW ORLEANS N r t aorr 'Carta E duo 71 rest 0 r L 120 67 r"Crtse16 8 are ' Dean C lloggan Sr TO COOK WITH GAS ( SNOW FLURRIES I V1(h 13 r k ' Met 1 SCATTERE- D-1 SHOWERS -' 1 Dean 30" IT COSTS 1 : Return to GAS HAUGE cxo1P La14 John r ty FAIR° The 'at her forecast map for Friday Indicates partly cloudy skies over a on a quality ! 777 I 4 r l'ert employe $2249w7t $ ji-- A WARM FRONT onommel COLD FRONT--- --se STATIC FRONTa Eiv E vAngton C trod $5000 on th id' SNow Cheyrnno Denver Prices Start - Els RAN PII's b4ob ' NM (11) ' a' Ctttr :!morne Martha - Idaho --- e e- 46 '' "' ) at it STRAIGHT BACK 4 4 7'' i'— e 1 PARTLY CLOUDY CLOUDY° E GAS c' e t - IOR YOUR OLD SOFA'- -' : : ‘ 4 :: ig - I 975 '' ''''':' ' ::::::::::::::? 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LEGEND------ r'e 4 ik and V o rt " I ' A 50 --- ::i — ' - J !! — ‘ ' '' -t t)w !rqcsivx wr-- r Arpd Schell Charhss Funeral — o ste port 6 fg E ever' IDS ltaat "tte e Born Nov la lair Herr nstto Utah to Vs 111am : El LOS ANdEliS night "-kl P :of— ' ' 7 't) :t 11 it Li -'- :: 1 S ' 1 1 t RACY SOFA I I I cur- with this 'GOINDE1111 mit Wednesday reporting to Gov- Rampton on a National Governors' Juvenile Delinquency Conference in Chicago earlier this month endorsed a to assess Utah conference Utah's youth crimp problem— Deciding that juvenile delinquency treatment is inwlved in the other broad categories of their study responsibilities — law enforcement courts rehabilitation — the council agreed the subject could be covered by subcommittees handling these main areas And this led to the conclusion that a meeting of all Utah iiiivenile offense authorities could constructively fit into an enlarged crime fighting conference rently before the Congress Mr Bean explained Utah's problem would be to find means of continuing council staff support when the $25000 runs out emphasis - - ORE lIttes trtrril7n''Icia t vier (07 04 t w18'9" Chio:r'lantlill 1441! t !1 PORTLAND coos trtt ttt i- ' - toott:IHDENTt ''''' krPN car rwAl z47 1 'I The Juvenile court Since the OLEA is being phased out in favor of another I telephoned him added: Mr Lindsay) today and he knows about us now Council Chairman K Roger Bean Layton said that since on combatting i aC administration program t ) Ross 'Crane 7 0 ' ! ''' "'"'7 L i OLEA Phase Out council Braley L 1 !Endorses rtab Meet said one result of his meetings there is an agreement from the U S Justice Department's Office of LA Enforcement Assistance (OLEA) under which Utah qualifies for $25000 in matching funds Mr Bean said the funds can be appropriated to the council this fiscal year for employing a director and some staff member from Salt Lake City -- ciiiiit'i::1:-'5:-1:11- Intermountain Obituaries Tzr-Y-'1!44- S il INC S"" '48 we - — I Of In FM 21 Friday Apra INA I 7 DIt'1' The Salt Lake Tribune WO011inte ' fa '''' o He nampton L Bean reported Thurscrime convention he attended in Wash- indicated i next two years bers considered establishing a separate study of juvenile delinquency It was during this discussion that Mr Lindsay's pro-pst! was reviewed day on a national ington council corn- for the council mem- '' -MON 1'419- mittee assignments Reports on Convention Some disappointment that Mr Lindsay apparently WAS tol aware that their organization is statutorily assigned the ' problems he raised in his recommendations to Coy Arthur In determining crime is building at the na-- ' tional ás kelt as local level a conference at the Capitol summoned by Gov Rampton seems advisable - N I ' at Utah's govetnor should con sifter COMPning a statewide conference to examine all as- 4 4rTVJ'IT---""'"'7-----7---1-- t - OMEN 1 |