Show 44 - W - 'to- 4 't"tio"v-Nt- o qe -- 4 I ' j Income 'Disappointing' --f 11 Utah Locks - Utah's state government closed its old biennium and started a new one last Satur- 1967-6- such sources taxes did not gRICS December's expec- tations he said the As bienniuni 1965-6- r State Rein 'en-m t 4 ow On Liquor 4 i ' t — '1 '$ 5 '' ': " - :: i - - tr-- ) :t 17 4‘s J vt 4 ! 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': t I Or i I j ''" t rft r -- — - a- (ii L - - ru- -- t 1 !r----cf- t l' li r 11 ' r 1 : - r ' : si ' 1 rt Z1 ' ohatiktr&a According to the State 14 partment 111:0 06 4 1- —1)-T-Frr''- ed pi i 4a - ' ' 11:-7 - 1 ‘k) 'vie( Prrus Ile ril i - PAY ONLY (3'741 e) 7- 26month a ''were traffiUAIIIMit - '4- ji prompted some optimistic comment at the Capitol Wednesday State Public Safety Commissioner Raymond A Jackson said if the relatively low fatal traffic accident count during the summer's first long holiday weekend indicated Increased driving awareness "We couldn't be happier" lie said the traffic volume On Utah's highways from Friday through Tuesday was high Two road deaths wore Utah in recent years has recorded relatively low Fourth of July highway fatality counts Last year was nn nnnnn when 171) IVI-:wie---- s '1:s14 0 the I t 7 - ' The Flores youth said they had enough to eat and their water supply had just run out when searchers arrrived Miss Walker said they could see the rescue team lights and that it was comforting to and Grant Larson e - Students Listed Arruda de A t ' 30 t I : ' Down- 986 (1825 South) ington Ave 78 Andrew Anderson 359 Herbert Ave (1045 South) and his wife Belle 71 Cars Collide Deputy Sheriff Don Schinsaid the accident occurred when a southbound car driven by Mr de Arruda lided with a northbound car driven by Mr Anderson Mr Anderson was attempting to make a turn onto 33rd South The Anderson car was flipped on its top by the impact The Andersons told hospital attendants they were on their honeymoon and "we are not going to let this stop us" Mr de Arruda said he was taking the six students who are among a larger group spending 30 days studying English at the University of Utah to a large shopping center in the Murray area dyer i left-han- Deputy Paul Christensen who took rescue equipment Into the area Sheriff Larson went up and brought the boy down the face of the cliff with a rope know help was on the way ' " The injured included the six students from Piracicaba Brazil: Jayne Rosenthal 27: Maria Adjanda Andrade 36 Maria N Cavallro 19 Lan- 58 Castro delina Silvio Ometto 16 and Isabel de Andrade Zamith 20 Also injured were Olaerte — An PLEASANT stranded youth atop a 500 foot cliff in a box canyon of the Uinta National Forest was rescued late Tuesof after 312 hours day attempts by rescue partiesThe boy Scott Johansen- of Mt Pleasant had been doing some extensive climbing with other shldents out for a July 4th hike in Maple Canyon When it came time to return to the base of the mountain the Johansen boy was unable to come down from the cliff Several students then returned to Mt Pleasant where they contacted City l‘larshall Wayne Pearson who in turn notified the Sanpete County search and rescue jeep patrol He also contacted Sheriff Object of Worry r and Highland Drive All nine were treated at Cot tonwood Hospital for bruises abrasions and lacerations then released MT and 5700 Wasatch Boulevard South at 10:30 am It ( I 1 g 72 SEA g rnE i I yr) '"""milmong17 i°' ‘) Ya14 I N I COOL1K " Is tto ‘Ilts111 1 06 SAN F: c9 ttcro M II 5111111t1111 1:1 -- ' Ili fi AhlEtEillitill 1 I Ilit' - r 1 f)1- 1 J Ky 11 1R7a:111 li I I LpE CLOUDY0 RAND I WARM FRONTomorsom COLD FRONT FRONTalo STATIC WINO lAls 21 4493 NEW 014 ' 1 It 1 ' d 14 t t g ‘: 0' LEANS 8 -- SPUD 7 Hiom SEmnitATURES FORICAST FOR Oa PRISSORS 'i-- j :4 111 (MPH) ril lint FTI rtiliglisft nal ( 'is 1 'LT021111111 Fce SNOW 1 r i I cl t 0 "tei MIRO (1) CLOUDY ' ' 1 i U 2't t r i fxps 5i II i 11Hp! 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J le k ' N 1 )i 1 '4) kiwi 4 tlt aloII I iir 1' - ENV: II Utah ii" 1I - 1III umc1 WYO 71: isll sripr :i S ' ELKO" I Is 1 t!is - fr Nir i ? t'0 1I114‘ 10A Illis 7 a I c 651 0: 01 44LMo 1 1 0 I PdC 0 eatit 'Safe' Fourth On Roads Wins Praise usually ' - 4 f ihda Special to The Tribune Parry They reached the stranded hikers about 6:15 and helped them down the trail reaching Ann 'A 4 '" MIAMI E t - 6 MIS SHOWS 4 1 large part of the Intermountain Area with some afternoon thundershowers Weather forecast map for Thursday htdicates partly cloudy skies over a 4 i'' v st i - At Your Surface Urivija of Financial DeRe- however the sponsibility usual Independence Day count has been about three Saying one highway accident death over a four-dapeHod is "too many" Mrlack- l son contended that enforcement can take some credit for a low count "final control of traffic death Injury and damage is in the driver's y ilaw NO DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED hands" i ' S 'Heat Wave' Should Cahn Down i A I A Data prom 1)S Weathor Bureau Parilv (10 dv kks wo he over tha olomrwhmoautntacimn Pork Borings Sheridan West Yellowstone 1RreaternionnTruurrspdavenciwitah few widely scattered thunderstorTts Low litals12g sit StGoge Wendover Boise Burlev Fall s Pocatello MANI - - ' :: :: - - : GAA JunctOn las Vegas - ' Roston New York 01 55 tr' 101314Vilit 1'-- 51 ion prrom 50 tE SS 7794 17 77 - tor oak at Juv 91 38 109 16 19°43 56 611 Weathar Der Precipitatperiod ended Wednes pm pone precipitation Mr 10 occvmulatwo oritieck Salt Lake SO 7 Ra 61 60 52 59 64 R5 78 Anton10 LOvis San sr : 95 1(1 ' ONknlwaho°mdeaa2s1- Phoenix 60 - PA Miami 5 0' tto r loaa accumulative excess Tnorsdro o03 ti m MUT PM MOT 14 Tattuerrrlotayt : eandisd t SO sunrisa 2 43 : --4 p p 44 --tr 9 ' Idaho — Partly cloudy Isolated atter-ThursdaY and Friday noon and' evening thundershowers rrx)stx in south the High Thursday IS to 95 ly Low Thursday night SS to 65 Nevada — Pertly clavely Eastern Thur Widely scetterod afternoon and evening thundershower's High Thursday 85 to 95 Low Thursday night in upper SOS and 50s I o t '1' k t saiclaY 54 74 71 Attsnoueroue Atlanta Se 51 44 52 53 04 AS 73 CltY idPealrytlyscaCtit6Weredv 935tr:310643nwastern ' South 64 gg tr 33 54 52 36 62 69 Pittsburgh Washington DC 11 - e19 - 91 ElvYancte- - 68 -- " 57 64 72 72 76 COY -W- Southeastern Idaho — Partly cloudy Isolated rite- Thursday And Fridsv noon and evening thundershowers High 95 to Low 85 Thursday night Thursday East Stales - ii)eknover Reno 87 93 Inttrmounteln mol666 c'4"-- Detroit Duuh Utah Friday High Thursdai evening thundershowers Low Thursday night 35 to in the 90s 96- 64 54 88 60 68 Kansas Minneapolis Omaha 62 97 91 28 Midwest tr ' Idaho 01 7 7S 85 Chrtacto - 91 101 93 Leke Airport 74 41 45 81 81 74 Plimarck' 53 66 c1 63 9925 :8 02 AS 55 se 61 94 - Junno Los Anoeles San Francisco Seattle Spokane 52' 95 95 BS PorilAnd S6n Dieno ' 45 Honolulu i t9h5uSnlihrwt Thursday 60 to 65 4:57 imr Frhaoka P0 - 7Z'oocP'sfeevielt 60 93 81 92 84 98 99 103 Blanding Bryce Canyon Ceder City CoelvIlle Delta Green River Henksville Logan Milford Moab Fri VO Onden idatai 81 Anchorisge 24Hr Prot Hr111-H- M V Sait Lake City and Vicinity — PartlY 02 do so RS Pacific Stales TEMPERATURE CHART Data to Wednesday at 5 g rn reported —- -J k 0 i - ' 7--- i - ' 44--1 401'41 I 1 - ' iti 1 ''741 ''' 4seeiereir'"k 0016 tti 111 - 1 111 - - - r rel rira li 0 t 1 iiI 4 ' I Tval ri ) LI 5000 i'r---tLii- f kJ4 1 ? 44 :41 4 4 weekend ' t14i- --— CkarAKSEXIIIMUMInglik1 U v ri r: r r'frA ' ' I 1 - ' - i' L Certified 5000 BTUs Lightweight - only 59 lbs Installs easily with New Zip Kit Plugs in lik a lamp Y4 COME IN AND SEE t ' - N i ' lejtptht --- 11 I s -- -' Itr' ! ' i ' I ki I 4i " I — : two-deat- - ' ' NEMA ----- i 0 ) 0'at - 4 -- v1 In Canyon knew climbing down the canyon would be a rough go after dark" she added Utah's highway recorded through accident today the four- Fourth of July 9 ------ :i 'sssN ' li it: 3 lb PRICES START AT ''''''4 OZZ ssss ' 1 t r — 1 Boy Rescued Atop Cliff Ariz ' I 4z -- k 9 couple on their honeymoov was flipped on its top Wednesday at 7:45 pm at 3300 South were collision Trapped were his wife RayWalker 48 a daughter Kay 16 and Rick Flores 16 thermostat 1' 8087r irt 77 tt poll ok 1 ' 1 : ' li searchers ' f students Those &wetted "Somehow we missed the canyon and found ourselves on the face of the mountain where it was impossible to retreat so we kept on going and found a ledge just before dark" Mr Walker' told - sliding windows and modern casement windows—adjustable t :r 1 asellt: moot WESTINGHOUSE MOBILAIRE Room Air Conditioner Model MMHOS7Z e a2 ' gli Brazil Kutula '''' 44 ::::i - r emo 'sr Irk i I sq'1 ' f' 1 18017 '1 t it i3O00 BTUs for Living Rooms IL Dining Rooms Can be installed in 007 8111las"" Ws:s '' ' (:" e i!z I' li7- (7-- t l'""Phil woo no poll o '''''!iiN-- t 4 4' - laileowspalto agalooppowat Zztk W' 44 '' k 4 5001500 Wr N'' - - zz tkk 11 Als f s'" 4 i ': ) zt swN ':t wskrf 4 7 4 ' 1-- moo t‘ l' 'ZtsN nA '' ' 8 tn ! a " ettArStetV nat'lZor'e ' ' II' jt) II II i2' HORIZONTAL SLIDING WINDOW MODEL MKHOSIV - zNzzszzi4 r-- - ' -- te ' : k 1 nesday evening accident sent nine persons to hospital including six Brazilian He then directed an eight-ma- n rescue team headed by Sgt Kutulas to the rest of his party Others in the rescue team were Deputy Veil Buxton Steve Utley Lee French Bill Parry Michael Wilkinson Gerald C Glenn and Mike and ToleFte Canyon the third At 2:15 am group headed by Sgt Pete Mr s discovered Walker who told them "I left my wife daughter and Rick on a ledge when it started to get dark and tried to make - - " I "I was more worried about my husband than I was about us" Mrs Walker said "Ile left us about 8:30 pm and I ' Members of the Jeep Patrol and Wasatch Mountain Club were called into the search about midnight after neighbors had reported the Walkers missinq Divided Into three groups directed by sheriff's Capt Oecie Evans searchers simultaneously started un Neff's Canyon the north side trail Is ' I 1i v A FPf injured In 's two-ca- r in which one car carrying a TIPII How much money Is lost through bootlegging? "We have no figure on bootleg liquor Any guess you might make would be as good as mine Howe'ver it appears that most of the bootlegging is on the basis of a single case or bottle Or two brought back !!isq 'Z!Soz'' 44: '' 1(V't zi zttzilez 1 ! a WFWWt Special to The Tribune HOLLADAY — Three persons were helped' from the craggy side of Mt Olympus Wednesday morning ending an all night rescue effort by sheriff's deputies and Jeep Patrol memebrs Four began a hike up the north slope of the mountain Tuesday morning but three of the group became trapped on a ledge after missing a trail The fourth member of the group Roswell C Walker 50 3628 Ceres Dr (3505 East) was found exhausted in Totcate Canyon after trying to bring help for the others by state residents visiting or Colorado" doing business -7'7eTh --7 071 eit: 1:: N at 4 Collision Injures 9 Including 6 Brazilians Flores of the bootlegging same as ours" ::: : S - 3 Safe After 'Lift Off Mt Olympus wEsTING :lousE W I Ash 33 4 k 1 r Special In The Tribune — EAST MILL CREEK Nine persons including six from' Colorado Wyoming and Idaho have different types of control and we find that Nevada prices are about the ? -- t- 4 o ' ar on of Mr 'Most - 2 -i --' e A ! :4fr - ' n Car rests on Its top after colliding with another auto at 3300 South and Highland Drive The Wed A a2EIZE kitNEN you - y-J : k ! I :' T 1t v : 4( Missed the Canyon ' 1 '2 ::1D :": 1 6' ''" - 1 1 &: my way down" i' - A :: 4 ' t 4 ' i — vootiivwomre — tondons I 0'e- 4 ''''''1" ' ' '' P' i - ''' 4' d 1:: "- - t From Colorado S 41 i 4ts'Alicit5 e ! '14 legging? r0 ': ' ' I '4 Yt:"'i The state's 30 liquor stores and 63 package agencies (small volume outlets oper- - '7 - - '4 " "'''''Itott -- Stattj ' '- 44 M:4"Ntk ''':: 1i - - a state liquor monopoly Here are some of the questions and how he fielded them: Doesn't the state regulation of the liquor industry run against our traditional support Of the free enterprise system? "Yes this does curb free enterprise but I believe the advantages offered by control offset the disadvantages It is a matter of where you place your values" ' —What kind of a markup does the state have? "Qf the 18 states which have some type of liquor control no two states have exactly the same system All but three have some type of direct sale and many have a higher markup above the wholesale price than we do —The surrounding states sell liquor at cheaper prices Doesn't this encourage boot- 1Pritot1tfl v ' :: it ' of : h' ' -- 41('' the past he said During a lively question and answer session following his brief talk Mr Smith continued to defend the advantages 0411:)014' el ' : A - -- -- in fr 7 1 ated under contracts) are supa under "forecast system" of stocking where it Is the determined what n a given period demand was-o- use my First Security BanicAmericard outside of Utah and Idaho? i ''''''':- 5 I - I 44":" '!"' —"n":4a' '' '" plied f:"'s4"" : 105 ' '''''''VPOtr:'" ":: '''' state-unifor- I --- - f4 - ' Utah taxpayers benefit from the state 's regulated liquor t 4 ! : By Frank Brunsrnan Tribune Staff Writer - z sw '4 r IA s 1 Forec' ast System 4" r9 :- 444— per cent Can 4!"i Ir t7'1'w B 13 1 1967 Thursday July lt operation through greater School Fund income and prevention of sales In the school to minors than would be fund helped by higher income' realized in a free enter-prizsystem Leonard J Smith tax rates the past biennium assistant director Utah acting collections totaled S99308361 as against S58370985 during Liquor Control Commission said Wednesday 1903-6General fund tax collections Speaking at a noon luncheon climbed to $138606679 from meeting of Bonneville Kiwanis Club at the Newhouse Hotel $111662203 the previous biennium and the state road fund he noted that liquor sales comreceived $05643618 totaling about 20 million dolpared to SCO3509036 at the end lars during fiscal 1965-6pro of fiscal duced a net profit ratio of 2811 1963-43- - -- - 4 The tax commission reported Wednesday 19c)5-6-7 collections at S321679390 compared with $257762672 in the preceeding biennium 9 ertm -- Te -- - While state revenue did not meet advance estimates the total tax take was $63819711 higher than the previous biem There will be no deficit In last biennium's state government budget but the surplus will be smaller than expected During the 1967 Legislature's regular session Gov Calvin L Rampton hoped for a surplus Below Expectations ismeetstatelast Bankbook ar closed the tax commission reported $109888481 collected through state sales taxes the past two fiscal years This was approximately one million dollars less than antici'pa led Mr Smart explained that below estimate receipts will influence state operations more this biennium than last pointing out that projections based on tax inflow as'it appeared in December were used to appropriate funds for day with income a thsappointment during the last two fiscal years State Finance Director Herbert F Smart checking the State Tax Commission's- - collections report issued Wednesday said an earlier surplus estimation may have been much too high lie emphasized that revenue from sources other than taxes is still to be fully ac6ounte4 for "SO the full picture is not vet available" Nonetheless 2-Ye- The Salt Lake Tribune Aide Backs sunse19 02 a Summery — Generally dry westerist aloft clorninated weather pattern There Area OW the Intermountain wes a weak cold front from central Idaho to thrrluoh central Montana northern California Skies were general Iv Idaho pertly cloudy over Utah Nevado Wyoming Colorado and Ariz° or rain showers Thunderstorms nil were reuorted WednesdaY afternoon at Pnitotello Cedar City andrnBuries Tyro er Its poratures Wennesdey the' $ns and tower 60s and by afternoon hod wormed to the 80S sod 90s with tew 1006 ' 'Y Wyoming — Pertly cloudy TMride!' and Scattered atternoon end Friday and north thunderstorms everted t southeast High Thursideso 73 to extreme (3) ni7rh in the 13)s south and in Mops ' r - t s '1 ' - k : 4 flow 0' p- it s ' 7 ' I tir ' - k 4 i1 4kffho itq A! 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