Show — — - P-- trg '- '0 t 'Nome to bibri9 14Ailb "my - 19 - MiiICA-31arkt-- -" r— It41 - ' ' friollk "'"'''- - 1 ( 0 1 N t - i 440 — b 11 Ilk 't r ' ' rwtort I kat - 1 ‘'': 1) '111t:p -- - vd - "ff - i pi ti - :k d e ' - t t ''1 i N ''N 46 --- -- sip: - - - t yr tali Highway ratrol Trooper Pan Chideater lompe‘ta Californla man soften-- 4 car In which 14rocloql i niZ 414 ' P' c Lever Leff:11 The US Supreme Court In ordered El Paso to divest itself of the division acquired 1104 The In arquisition ed the Clayton Antitrust Act the court noted Ten firms or Interested groups of Individuals filed plans for acquiring the division and a Los Angeles financial group Avalon Financial also filed a petition to Corp acquire '20 per cent of the shares of the new company division The tretchos 3700 miles from the San Juan Basin of New Mexico to markets in Idaho Oregon and Washington Lee Auditor List Ways To Thin Warrant Jain pipeline e 14-1- 6 flame-burne- Colonial Wife Identifies Cache Victim of Fiery Crash rest-roa- t1:IG0011 WED TUES $3 "Sales Gimmicks" and "High Prices" Must Stop! STOP PAYING $20000 SUSS COMM Water Softeners 4 Factory Wholesale r'lk EASY TERMS 169' M g liFAIUBEAGMLA'ATIC—"" DOWEL Whitt or LIFETIME 26 Irmo GUARANIES YEARS IN BUSINESS IZEP Salt Ltik Phone 466-445- 3 Some type valves and tanks as used on Columbia Rayne Watm King Superior Domestic Apex Saxton National Fidelity Total and many others MFG CO' PLAIT Orly Office 30611 Highland Showroom Next to Villa Theotre On Ilintah School Woes State school finance officers were still working late Friday on the Uintah School District's 1966-6budget to deter7 mine what surplus there may be to use for teacher salary increases "We do riot think we'll be able to come up with the tonight" said Dale Schimmelpfennig of the state school office Assn Uintah Education holding 96 of the district's 180 contracts is awaiting the report from the office of the state superintendent before negotiacontinuing salary tions 'Will Accept Figure' "We will accept the figure that the state board comes up with as the basis for negotiations" Mrs Virginia Kizziar UEA president said earlier of the Uintah Members Board of Education and Supt Ashel J Evans planned to stay overnight In Salt 280 Ir '2 Lake City hoping to get the finished report from the school finalleP office Saturday A private audit presented to the Uintah Board of Education Aug 16 showed a surplus in the maintenance and oirrations budget of $11096770 of which $1194152 is earmarked for supply inventories and $4584270 has been carried Into the 1967-6budget How They Stand 93 8 a have earmarked $25000 as contingency reserves and hold that negotiations should be over only the $08348 remainder It was at this point that the CEA requested the office of the state superintendent of public instruction to reexamine the budget of last year and make recommendations women began work in the countys first apparel plant in Richfield operations are now carried mit in Richfield Mon roe Redmond and Salina by three separate firms Largest of these is Pacific Trail Sportswear which operates plants in Richfield and Mand in addition to its huge be- and carrier service Kansas City Mo PSC to Hear between and the Northwest On the first L'Lltle the officers said UAL will not oppose a single competitive award on the Denver to Seattle Portland segment However it will oppose multiple competitive service Raft River Power Plea The Utah Public Service Common Friday set Oct 2 for oral argument on a motion by Raft River Rural Electric 1969 41on46AV ' 'omme matt y n Its general manager The electric cooperative indicated it felt that testimony should be taken from the new - AWN 4 1:4 MoW0041 2 500 4: "cooco 4 414-- UP&L opposes the manager taking of the additional testimony as "immaterial" irr Tin Tribune Offers owe- 1 Tax Booklet 4 I i a Walt ob I 1 Mb— r:111-ligheII I Lower than Utah I '41:431slataLT- --- - I than Utah Utah Foundation profile shows per capita personal Western states Average for eight mountain states is $2636 for 11 Western states $3201 and for all 50 states $2940 The data is for year 1966 and Is subject to revision with more study Income for In I th Sea WO Wash The companys TtIch field plant employs borne 70 persons and does the of material into a completed product after it is cut into shape at the Manti operation The firm rnakm sports jack eta In a variety of styles It Ls the only one vhich designs manufactures and stholesalm its own product from beginning to end ng Jr 4'01 du chi ref Salina Branch The other Sevier rne rOr Pro companies Apparel Co which operates pinta In Monroe and Salina 'The Monroe which last opened plant spring has some 50 persons and the Sa Ina employed uhich is a branch plant employs 12 women Al Barlovits company Own- er 15 g rg r)- manufactures outerwear for both wholesale distributors and does some direct wholesal ing of his own products The Redmond plant is a branch of Carlisle Manufacturing Co which headquartered In Ephraim and employs 24 women The corm ltolorg 1on I rrowoo 2O( Ito offs IPA It CHIC O00 lower 1 SO 761- - 250 le It elk e'1C11'''' 4 451 So ) 160041 CAM anode" leter r er elow In I Tho choice Med pr 11001 115 - choke OA rd et end ch h kp ce tPr heh ' 74 7s W O 100 stencPw cor teldine cutters r bulls s Nov end shs end pc lorobs en 'Ned I 10 Cope Trade Winds 7:z1 r5-- ewer la facturing program t Owe eorno Iambs Company Carlisle was the first corn pany to begin operations of this nature in Sevier County opening a branch In Richfield In 1956 later moving to Monroe Bob Childs director of the Sevier County Industrial Development Committee pointed out that some 1550000 in wages was paid apparel plant employes in the county last year Added to the 130000 the firms spend for goods and services and another 1190000 In taxes both local state and federal the combined busi nesses account for a good share of the county's manu- - r ON d cutting and sewing operations are at Gunnison pany's First nna) toNce 151 ' : Quatet eentat1vs imatelP chantey Include - ' A ion ''':A lbertsoi AmalSuo Amolgen Americo A rdenMa Argonaut A riecOlil Plinetici Pi onnevill ti4 Mr Anderson Mr Adamson e rowntrts Prunswia 0 Mr Gardner COntinoni thiTav Denver R - - 1 -- pc redingtoi F irstStKC FirstSecll FrentierA FrontierS GerretiF I ntermoul ieneWool 11e insCe Mr Smith Owen I Gardner formerly assistant secretary of Beneficial Life Insurance Co hais accompanying tax charts which are running in been promoted to assistant series form in The Tribune vice president Virgil Hill have been prepared in booklet Smith with the firm since form by the Utah Foqpdation 1940 was named assistant and are available free at The secretary Joseph L AdTribune Libary Room 212 amson has been named marl- - Tribune Building 143 S Main ager of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co's Provo district The booklets my be obDee F Andersen tained by mail by writing Tax office controller and manager of Booklets Tribune Home ServAshton Brothers Co Vernal ice Department PO Box 867 has been named drputy conSalt Lake city Utah 84110 Five cents postage should be troller for analysis at the LW included versity of Utah T h e 5 2 310:: — r 175 pmployee et op Forte Ivry' from dotrzu one-carri- ESIZOI - $ headquarters plant as 8 The UEA bas requested that 70 per cent of the balance of $5308348 go to teacher sala- ries but the board members Se ler County Inc to reopen Cooperative hearings on its application for at least a certificate to provide elecAs for the Denver and Salt tric power to western portions Lake City links to the "Southof Box Elder County west" cities in second issue Raft River asked Aug 9 UAL will argue for competithat hearings on its applicaDenthe tive rights to serve tion be reopened Utah Power link and ver to and Light Co opposes the refor rights for the opening of the hearings Denver to New Orleans link The PSC in its order said that "following extensive hearings in this matter the record was closed and the matter taken under advisement "Upon consideration of the respective motions (in regard to reopening the hearings) the commission concludes they should be set for oral argument as soon as possiMe" the order said $2 6 1 S Raft River in its motion for rehearing noted that a firm Interested in electrical power ' ' for mineral extraction from Great Salt Lake had changed : : 2 4I - burned ' In are among on In Per Capita Income Slate's Still Hard at Work t t How Utah Citizens Stand 5 1 4) rt Dallas-Housto- ) - -- "Southwest To Oppose Service UAL will oppose any grant of competitive service on the Salt Lake City to Seattle Portland link Mr Lynch said UAL saw no need for another carrier on that segment until 1 1 1 -- - Seattle-Tacom- One-str- p i 1 1 me caw as Instituted originally to provide air links a By Hal Edards between the area and the Tribtthe Correspondent cities" of Dallas Houston RIO IFIELD—ON-- r a t ions in Worth San Antonio and New four apparel manufacturing Or leans plants in Sevier County The route has aince become contributing over three-quA- r known as the 'aerospace cot ter a million dollars to the ridor" because the nature of arra and employing some 175 industrial development in the persona molcly women Northwest and Southwest and While most persons visualthe location of the National ize an "industry" as a huge Aeronautics and Space AdminI prawling manufacturing istration (NASA) headquarters plant in which several hunin Houston dred persons are employed' the small but steady operaCam ReopeeNt in the Sevier County tions Mr Lynch and Mr Robertfirms are contributing more son said the case had been reto the economy than most peropened to rectify and include sons realize additional services offiUAL Three Firma Using charts the cials said that the reopened From a beginnthg in 19:A case will consider four princiben less than a dozen 4 Rosenblatt et al the designation given by Judge Chilson to a group of 12 Intermountain businessnien and a new firm Pacific Intermountain Co formed by the 12 businessmen Western States Pipeline Portland and Great Corp Lakes Carbon Co New York which filed a petition adopting El Paso's plan for divestiture — C More Serviee Va ville IL 1"4 Indtistrv Opens Doors for Sevier Jobs Ties between Northwest and Salt Lake City and Denver 2 Ties between the 'Southwest" cities and Salt Lake City and Denver The "colonial group" a group of 12 southern individuals and companies formed to acquire the division and headed by Colonial Gas Co Wythe- 1pc'l 'borne"' parrs plants 9 Additional service tween the Northwest Southwest cities API 1 til h Nke Hearing Sept The i'werint will begin in lt Lake Oty on Sert 20 then move to Washington 3 14c-I- 11414y IC 1 Group 0 1 os hgti ) pal issues: Filing to Acquire Tbe groups filing to acquire in addition to Avalon Financial Corp included: Husky Oil Co Cody Wyo Aspen Pipe Line Co a newly organized firm with headquarters in Salt Lake City Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp Houston Tex Colorado Interstate Gas Co Colorado Springs Continental Pacific Corp Houston Pacific Western Pipeline Corp Portland Ore )1 -- ' 1 ' 5 Ile ‘ vle Crdeti 111"'d1—r ‘ I 7 f oft prinl it (': el 4" 1111 114 I it- pliiiamats from mote than t firms tar Pacific Northwet ra 1pen Ai If in of El Paket Natural Gas (s& were filed in US District Court late the final day for filing such US District Judge Hatfield Clillson in a June order Friday at 5 pm as the deadline for the filing of plana for the acquisition of the natural gat distribution division Antltruat Action it 0a 141:11 tyl i 1 V" 0 N 1 I 1 01 q$ ‘ 1: f 1 to 9 S 4b ' 14 -- t t'IA 1 lonch IO Sought in I" KCC Strike road near the Syracuse-Hil- l Air Force Base exit careened 190 feet clipped a sign and ' -- riej (11 it saki I) C 11rocil Alo00art Iii lit4 pcip-drift of I'M is tKat that trait Pr would too thni to OtAT oft t 1th otNer An tcursitur tAMS LArnent Mr ant 14‘11 H DerArt trri“oal it b a Ninfed tt40n-0- teciet on yHnlp of r1li I 1AL's intent on the 10es of the cevenel Notth wo-- t Stsithwest Air ttosite case at a luncheon meeting in the Alta Cub t I) (1 roll- critical Injuries Friday moraing la a one-ca- r Taocie east of rnilcs two low County tiler crash °et-tirin- g Logiolorys: 4 1 I 4 - Eraon Aver( Cloe Beat he 40-5- 0 i NI p sK 9 - l'AL ceresentatives Salt Lake City f riday saki in 10 IPetitions t ear I t Iplir:'''di k r 11 - ()I)1)()Se ut Any Coniprtitiv 1 then complied with his taining more than SINr found near the accident scene dernand Correspondent Mr Barnhart hearing the by a pawserty arid turned tto: Tcoele County — over to the The troop- Highway Patrolmen commotion ran from the sta- er said an trooper Continues' From rage Et automatic pistol Triode Sheriff's officers and tion loading his own gun mas found at the accident federal narrotica agent were just In time to see the gun"The cfunpany does not adft IMP investigatirg three incidents wavirg man get Into his ear Sheriff Fay vocate Tattllartley interIentTole County in or around this and drive rapidly eastward on Gillette said Friday night be ion but prefers to reohe its small desert community with the highway after first hitting was conferring with the Los differences with Its labor unin a ball hour period Friday a fence surrounding the staCounty sheriff by tele- - ions Awrom tho bargaining Angeles lion morning on uhether or not the table" it said The first took place about 1 phone Trnoper Ondester said Mr man at LP W might hen a Vt'endover Lrn Howard 's Cif contained a It stressed however that woman and her large amount of personal be wanted for questioning in 'the company has found it son were threatened by a pm California His wallet con belongings man in and outside avIn imprtssible to get the Siert the restrooms of a service staworker-lecoalition of unions non tn engage in good faith roller-liv- e The arcond was a one-ca- r bargaining rollover two miles east of Low in which the en US herbitant Demands driver was critically injured "Tho best example of this nail Highway Patrol T000per WA tho fact that thP unions Dan Chidester identified the Howhad on the table their as still James driver Joseph ard 39 Lakewood Calif The thinto to tious persona Several alternatives serve our original list of exhorbitant accident was reported just bewarrants" of demands as made on the coma Court backlog City ning fore 8:30 cm noted Li warMayor of unserved thousands "Every pany by the Steelworkers on Mr Howard was in critical business debts has bad some 8 of this year In were rants condition late May suggested Friday Friday Tooele Valley Hospital unconby Mayor J Bracken Lee and and a municipal government "These demands were those A scious and suffering a fracCity Auditor Lawrence Is not free of this problem" contained in a printN1 tured clavicle broken ribs and Jones Mr Jones said Friday 'The booklet entitled '1967 NonferThe mayor noted the city possible internal injuries city needs more teeth in the rous Bargaining Policy Coals The third Incident developed a should pmgram adopt ag formulated and adopted by when Trooper Chidester — where unservable warrants laws to get people into court" the Nonfmous Industry ConIte suggested possibly conn investigating the gun threat — are "written off after four ference at Salt Lake City on found what appeared to be missioners could enact an or1967' March years" a narcotic hypodermic dinance maidng a defendant Servers Better No New Proposal needle and a d automatically guilty of the He also commented "Maybe spoon in the restroom where The Kennecott spokesman charged against him if man was first we should get more conscien the said no other union proposals be doesn't answer a summons seen been made "despite the had and dodges a procem server Mrs Phyllis Peterson Wend-ove- r on June 7 the eompafact that told the trooper she Tried Ekeehere ny made what is still the best had Mopped at the Low ServIn traffic cases this could ice Station operated by Mr offer anywhere in the copper mean he might be liable for and Mrs James Barnhart industry his "black marks" against Iler on went to "The unions were to have driving record The auditor the restroom where he found to the comcounter-proposein tried this been said has a tpan sitting his head bleedto The Tribune cities in other states and has pany on Aug 1 in accordance Special ing been "found effective" with a n understanding FARMINGTON — A man The youth said the man reached with the Federal who burred to death ThursMeanwhile Friday Robert pulled a gun from a holster and Conciliation Mediation off careened the of his R Hatfield car when director and yelled "Get the day the company at a and Service — 13 near Layton was Traffic Violations Bureau Interstate Out of here" between all parties of meeting which handles service as Jesse paMrs Peterson hearing the Identified Friday S Ward Morris 65 Providence pers — noted he had inherited on Aug yellr went toward the 3200 warrants when he took "However In the Aug 21 and 113 the man stepped Cache County his job (Some 6500 are reand Aug 22 meetings the unout he waved the gun at her Trooper Elvin Rasmussen ions reneged on the counterand told her to go to the Utah Highway Patrol said portedly backlogged now) women's restroom She told Mr Morris' Identification was He maintained other cities proposal commitment and it her children to get behind her confirmed by his wife who find themselves in the same was after this union failure to Identified certain personal dilemma as Salt Lake City keep its commitment that the and the city is "doing a better parties found themselves still worn by the victim eflt deadlocked" Morris was northbound job than some" when his car left the on pr to !No Si i'i 4 En(ratres Officers Narcotics Auents 0 0 By 141e E Colbath I " e""k 066'lL t1 pit) LAw-tOo- n Mode County Drama Three-Scen- e w11 SAt!I I bha-r- m ito ben i4 !Ake (71!y arid N4wortt sA Fat LAko City altI!1!4-o NI:1 biu t b9rlit ' tut t ' k 'rills o 41 P - 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