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V ) eI 4 ' i 4 L ' 4 J) 03 406'46'' I 1 men's pajaThen there's a ma on the market patterned after the man on the flying trapeze Mere aro little spangles around the edges and once a man is inside be looks like a circus arl'obat new-styl- - :'4-- Nip ' 4 ) fit ' '' ' -- "' 1 ?' Mrs Sally Stewart "mans" the keyboard of one the Utah government's electronic machines GOLLY CANT YOU JUST picture rne hi my trapeze-spanglepajamas onvhiging to and fro from the bedroom — 1 ""-- by the State Finance Departznent bemires of the center are available to all departniculitc amidst the whirring and clicking of other de-vices in data proceming center Although run of d About 1000 party workers are expected at the Western States Democratic conference in Los Angeles Thursday through Saturday to talk about ways of staging a comeback after last year's Republican FOR YEARS WOMEN RAI'E been able to don Cleopatra nightgowns or baby doll chiffon affairs and toddle into the hay looking quite fetching while their husbands had to make do with staid old pajamas styled after old Idaho potato bags Now thank goodness men are com- sweep Sen Frank E Moss and Gov Calvin L Rampton will be among the principal speakers at the sessions in the Ambassador Hotel (3-Uta- Postmaster General Lawrence F O'Brien a top political strategist for the late President Kennedy and for President Johnson will deliver the keynote address at a dinner meeting Friday Lucy Redd Utah Democratic national is conference chaircommitteewoman man ing into their own In the boudoir Also on the market this fall will be men's Cassock pajamas These are straight from the Riessian Steppes — and a man can go to bed looking De a czar or at least a commisar By Harry E Fuller Tribune Staff Writer M a Utah model of mechanical marvels state's electonic data processing center appears ideal Its rows of computer equipment pampered by an temperature hum click and spin tape with a precision and competence that lends the atmosphere an almost tangible air of assurance There is hardly a hint that the center now outgrowing quarters in the northwest corner of the State Office Building's first floor has actually been a subject for sometimes raging complaint ever-consta- Target of Accusations Patrelntry to Begin Saturday First Day of Utah's State Fair high-tone- d " The Utah State Fair with master humorist Bob Hope as a star attraction run in Salt Lake City WELL AFTER BEING DOLLED up will begin a all evening as a gentleman you don't Saturday want to go to bed looking like a burn So And a bit of pageantry you put on a pair of these "bon vivant" with a space age twist — a pacuff with come links) rade — will lure Utahns and end- pajamas (they even and you sleep real ritzy the rest of tourists to the Utah State the night Fairgrounds at 10 am There are even holiday pajamas comHugh C Bringhurst fair secretary-managand Fred Demman Jri fair ing on the market for the American male board president said the parade with the theme "A Timely Display of Utah One firm Is making a special Santa Today" will be a synopsis of what will Claus pajama for men to wear on be seen at the annual showcase for and there Is a heaChristmas Eve Utah's best products In agriculture for market the nd-she on set pajama industry and culture Thanksgiving wear The male' s psis outfit is styled after a Pilgrim's Parade Route Set and to match his wife wears a PriscilIt will begin at 4th South and Main la nightgown (I ask you bow cute can travel north on Main to North Temple you get?) then west to the Fairgrounds where it There are also Oriental pajamas on will disband for the fair's official opening the market (with chopsticks in the pockat noon at the flagpole area west of the and also available is a James Administration Building et) Bond 007 pajama that is destined to be a Mr Bringhtust said tickets for re— it's styled like James r served seats and general admission to center — the you pull Bond's special cars the faies four big grandstand shows and string and the pants fall off 19 ice Capades performances in the ColiAS I say I can hardly wait for winter seum may be purchased in advance from to get here—so I can sleep fancy fair box offices at 151 S Main and at the Fairgrounds SAM THE SAD CYNIC SAYS: 10-d- it er P4 best-selle- Valentine wouldn't be able to get Into a pair of WI pajamas—he'd need at least 009'al Many Shows riatuled Ice Capades performances will begin Friday night and run through Sept 4 The Bob Hope Show with singer CCHaines the Half Brothers and Milo and Roger will be featured Saturday only at 8:30 pm Marty Robbins country and western music star will appear Aug 28 through Sept 1 at 8:30 pm and Tennessee Ernie Ford folksy sophisticate of television fame will be presented with The Back Porch Majority a pop group Sept 2 at 8 Mnie pm --P- at Boone easygoing ballad singer will appear with his own show Sept 3 and 4 at 8:30 pm - Convenience for All The fair will be the first in decades planned for the conveniece of all Utahns including vacationing school children and SUMMET tourists Mr Bringhurst said Other fair entertainment will include the annual horse show Aug 1 with a junior horse show Sept 4 the Utah State Fair queen contest Sat- - urday at 9 pm the Siebrand Midway and children's circus free bandstand acts the US Marine Drum and Bugle Corps the US Coast Guard Band Indian hogaus and exhibits Zucchini human missiles an aerospace pavilion balloon demonstrations sky divers horse races and pulling contests the Mormon Pavilion exhibit from the New Yort World's Fair a fat steer sale Aug 28 at 7 pm a crazy pet show Aug 29 at 5:30 pm and a kids' freckle contest Aug 28 at all-bre- 5:30 Blame for replaced models a for the State I the d a drectots action )'riday Ad astage' USDA official the CM-Se- Sixteen state agencies now use the hour for computer for data preparation center paying $80 an time and $5 an hour Impact of the nationwide copper !Alike widened Saturday when a machinist strike led to the closing of a Kennecott Copper subsidiary near Cleveland and a Utah chemical firm Ohio announced it was curtailing operations Combine Equipment office re W Dixon previously agencies Isis Wanders Asphalt Ribbon paScribe on the system He gathered a wealth and it's Pages B-- all in and one B-- 7 of big information package on in today's Sunday Tribune KCC's wholly-owne- d Chase Brass & Copper Co at Euclid a Cleveland suburb at midnight Friday Comny officials closed the plant Saturday A company spokesman said the Ohio firm a fabricator was a major receiver of refined copper from KCC's Utah Mining Division refinery Chase Brass produces copper sheets required by the US Mint for making pennies copper air conditioning and refrigeration and water tubing Machinist union members approved a strike vote last Sunday and negotiations ' ever-growin- g travel About 1350 workers represented by the International Association of Machin struck ' Sometimes praised and sometimes damned Utah's freeway system is moving closer to its completion date in 1974 To find out how well the freeway system is progressing Tribune Staff Writer Robert S Halliday traveled from one end of the state to the other interviewing highway officials law enforcement officers and motorists who Monday the board Ls smarting Meanwhile under local sanctions imposed by the teachers last Tuesday - o“ state sanc- When this issue arose salary negotiations were being held in abeyance awaite ing an audit of the current budget pre-Se- Page 04 Column 5 - broke off Thursday Wages and working conditions were reported at issue Can't Buy Acid In Utah it was announced that Stauffer Chemical Co's Fertilizer Division plant at Garfield has been partially closed because it no longer tan purchase sulfuric acid from Kennecott for use in producing treble superphosphate and am- moniurn phosphate KCC's sulfuric acid Is a byproduct of operations now closed because of the strike called against the company by United Steelworkers of America and other crafts and unions A Stauffer spokesman in San Francisco said the firms 130 employes are still on the job but layoffs may result if the - strike continues Mine Unaffected Unaffected so far is the mining of phosphate rock by San Francisco Chemical Co at Vernal San Francisco a Stauffer subsidiairy has been delivering processed phosphate rock both to Garfield and to Phoston Wasatch Countyv Also affected is Mountain Fuel Supply Co which announced earlier this week that the copper strike coupled with high interest rates probably will prevent the company from duplicating its earning gain ofthe first half of the year KCC is one of the gas company's largest industrial users an ME'S spokesman said Meanwhile S Lyle Johnson Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service cam- missioner said representatives of the imion's Joint Bargaining Committee and KCC are scheduled to meet jointly Monday at 2 pm at the Federal Building 125 S State I k and tions imposed by Utah Education Assn Wednesday "Sanctions" as practiced by affiliates of the National Education A&sn can take many forms In this Instance sanctions call for teachers to refuse to sign contracts until an agreement can be reached on placement of the two princi- KCC Walkout Closes Subsidiary Curtails Utah Chemical Concern serve its attention for one or two customers but tries to do a good Job for all" ' It will be at least Monday before any steps will be taken toward rNsurning contract negodations said Ray E Nash president of Uintati Board of Education Over the weekend board members ere taldng care of personal business neglected the past week as the board met almost continuously to try to corne to an agreement with the local teacher association Also the Uintah Education Assn president Mrs Virginia Kizziar was out of state and not expected to return until B-- Welfare Division 4 1 - Cu classrooms" - 6 urr"SAdill pals But in the meantime Mr Smart ree ports significant results for the new 4 Column Page seemed to stun up current attitudes: "The center" he said "has learned the meaning of service It does not re- The center still a finance sponsibility is run by James He said combining equipment operated in various state 36030 Reporta Significant Results "Well let's face it" one department spokesman said "it was a new operation we all have to assume blame for the early mistakes" Hayes White in charge of computer matters EIX subcommittee Mistakes Early Don't miss It pm computers with two big and a 36040 Additional hardware is coming and this is sparking new controversy Competing firms are bidding for the business and Finance Director lierbert F Smart appointed a committee to study proposals The center holds only a part of the electronic data processing equipment used by state government departments or agents The State Department of Public Instruction has its own machines So do the University of Utah and Utah State University and this situation has prompted an investigation by a legislative special salon was accused of favoritism Indifference inepthess inadequacy failure and extortionate in its prices for services rendered Because it is run by the State Finance Department others using the center claimed that if finance needed machine time everyone else was kept waiting If this was not alleged harried department heads said they received poor results at high prices because operators either did not know what they were doing or did not care Approximately 18 months later the furor has diminished to a few minor tones of discontent Almost all previous threats to boycott the service or raise embarrassing questions have modulated to the point of disappearance Early in Its existence the center oper new-styl- p tki Computer Center Clic MIT Confidently At LA Parley Don't get me wrong I'm not eonsplaining about this new trend in men's pajamas I'm all for it For too long have the ladies had the upper hand in gorgeous bedwear g Steps to Resume Negotiations Expect 1000 Montreal! e men's pajama soon Another to be seen in the local haberdashers is called a "bon vivant" or "Beau Brum- deals mel" pajama These are dress-uthe tuxedos of the bedroom They are to social be worn after attending affairs In other words say you have gone to a ritzy party at the Country Club all dolled up with a white dress coat and a pair of tuxedo pants and you come home Model Mechanical Marvel 'Western Demos There's esen a l'ortign Legion pajaand a pajama ma en the market designed on the pattern of General De Gaulle's uniform Gee I'd sure bate to be caught by the Canadian Mounted Pollee wearbig a pair of General De Gaulle pajamas In a motel room in star-ti- l " t that boards of education and superintendents refrain from taking of this unfortunate situation by abstaining from employing professional personnel from the Liintah County School District staff during the period of time that this conflict remains unresolved ThPre wss no Intent by the USBA to use "reverse sanctirms" as a weapon Mr VanDrimmulen explained 'We felt that the Cintah teaching staff should be protected from 'raids' by other districts still needing teachers so that when the district problems are solved it sill have its full corps of teachers ready to assume their responsibilities In chandelier? 1--:1 'Refrain From Taking — ' i4 e 15m41't ' ' - - ' ttattak flight was solely to protect the Interests ot lintsb County school children" Mr VanDriannwden said The directors ersiorsel the t'intab Board of Education's refusal to Meet demands of the local troche!" association for reinstatement of two principals to pssts for which they bsd refused to sign contracts then recommended: ll it' - t000ssora''--i - Le I t han&ter Cu om k r- bathroom rush into the bedroom jump en the bed Is a judo crouch aad yed "Ahlilikt" la Elaine's ear (Tel has no loun loierveiti—ri impasse Joln Van 1 illI:::14 'It ril goy pair ' "Our board ' illik 't: (X) 111 br -- - ' : NI a?11g ! e'f '- -A 1-- 1 I ' ireOkt: 2 :3 At)11 val ITIL3IrtiT ofuleiCs ran Ira tt1!atI'4 j f retiattat:at fir returtpret lot By Willam F Smiley Triburs Ed tars non rA or a )-'2 - r4" 31 13 ' '1 mom — tt------ io I 11r I 1 4 ! 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