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Show 1 i TTte Salt Expert Discusses 'Peace Through Law Lavs both municipal and international has a substantial though limited roie to perform in the accomplishment of peace between states as it has had within them, a tmversity of Utah law professor and authority on international law said at the University of Utah Beaut and Band an article m Fndav's Dr Firmage was Tribune. quoted erroneously as saying that the United States was more secure after the Soviets developed nuclear weapons. Prevent Accidents Radios Jamboree Opens June 1 in S.L. b Beauty and bands competition Saturday night will set the stage for the "International Salt Laker? City CB Jam-oree 73 fjfV June at the Salt Palace. -- "'' b I Robert w U D . chair Powell, man . off radio two-wa- y M K IheL, of convention operators sponsored the jointly by Salt Lake Valley Chapter of REACT (Radio Emergency Association Citizens Team) and CB (Citizens Band) Radio oice of I tah. said more than 10,000 persons trom as far as Alaska and the Bahamas will attend About women will com- 20 pete m the CB Queen Pageant Saturday at 7:30 p m. at the Utah National Guard ArS Guardsman Way (15S0 East). Admission is free, Mr. Powell said, and competitors in hot pants suits will be judged by those attending at a penny a vote. mory, 7.10 To Crown Queen The queen's coronation will be June 2 dunng the conven- - Auto Crash Injures 7 Seven persons were injured in a two car collision Friday at 1:40 p.m. at 500 West and 33rd South All were released after treatment at Cottonwood Hospital The injured were six members of a Tabiona, Duchesne County,' family. Mrs. Robby Tex (Mary Lee) Gines, 30, her mother-in-laNina Gines, and her children. Michael, 7; 3. and 5; Brian, Rodney, Robby. 16 months. Also treated was Finan P. Lolohea, 37, tion at the Salt Palace Four band finalists to play at the convention the same night will be puked from about a dozen amateur musical competing combos Joe Labrum West Jordan. REACT president, and Gary Brookins, Kearns. CB Radio Voice president, said it is hoped that attendance at the Salt Palace event will be as great as at a similar February meeting in Yuma, Anz , that attracted erators 23,090 radio op- Emphasis will be on entertainment and an opportunity to socialize and view radio and other disequipment What he actually said was that both this nation and the LSSR were more secure after hardened both sides had their nuclear weapons so as to permit the implementation of dev ices to prevent nuclear acHe explained Friday cidents. by hardening he meant the development of nuclear weapons able to withstail an initial attack and still retaliate Dr. Firmago, specialist on arms control and former Shde House fellow, listed contributions which law could make to world peace There is a relationship between inand justice ternal order within a state and the accomplishment of peace between states. Peruaps the primary role of law municipal law in the accomin this case international of plishment peace is to insure a high order of justice within the nation-state- . I Itimale hffecl the Conversely, speaker said, the use of amoral and illegal techniques between nawhatever the persutions asiveness of their necessity on grounds of reason of state is bound to have an ultimate eftect upon the domestic policy "Witness the use ol CIA techniques and technicians m W atergate," Dr. Firmage said. "The surprise is simply that this transference from the international to the municipal systems is so long in 1945 to 1972. coming The Friday morning article also erroneously reported that Dr. Firmage attributed to treaties the capacity to insure peace when actually he said that we just the opposite on cannot rely always treaties. C3 ' 19 1973 " Church Unit Garn Cool lo Romney Candidacy senate Jake age and Installs terms able to Garn reacted years take die tiut that ji quite Senate F Burnett has Netv Slate nor and member Gam and to The Diocesan Council of Catholic Women has elected and installed new officers tor 1973-7- Named at the annual convention in Ogden, was Mrs A L. Petershesky to serve a second term as president A Roy resident. Airs. PetersheN-kis In the northern district ol the group Salt Lake City Mayor coolly Friday to news Thursday Geoige goverRomney, will Cabinet likely make a U. S Senate bid next vear from Utah men Mayor Garn. him-e- lt tinned as a possible candidate, said that m his opinion Mr a former Utahn, Romney, would be better adv mod to run in his N allied first vue president was Mrs R S Bowers, who was treasurer last year and P. Giles was Mrs. Clark named to a second term as secretary. 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Masters of ceremonies at various events will be Smokey Oakey, Bakersfield, Calif., and L BIISGQCffS Ron Hatch, Magna The program includes almost continuous entertainment in the Little Tneater, exhibits and demonstrations in the Exhibit Hall and three featured sessions in the Auditorium. POST MOUNT PORTABLE PATIO MOUNT Patio Barbeques have Big Capacity . . . Cook 16 hamburgers or 8 big steaks at a time. broiling, roasting, smoking; 4, 7, and 10 inches from the flame. Cast aluminum construction. El Social, Dance The major events are a cial the night of June 1, a dance the night of June 2 featuring the Unchained Melody from Ogden and a chuck wagon breakfast June 3 from 7 to 9 a.m. There will be more than 75 door prizes including the grand prize of a new pickup and camper. Mr. Powell said registration is $10 per family or $5 for one person for three days or $2 public admission each day. so- USED YJUI1LITZER 4(Mnch Console. Full 88note. 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