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Show g B The Salt Lake Tribune. Thursday. Mav 2t, 1Q73, Clean Up Continues at Payson The Neighbors George Clark By & Plans Outlined to Avert More Flooding Continued from Page l yon Chairman Verl Stone said the engineering study of the road is being taken vjith the possibility of getting federal Itelp through emergency funds He and commissioners Green and Yukus Inouye later made a inspection calch-lbmen from Payson, Utah Counts, forest sen ice and Utah National Guaid iterate heavy equipment in stream and highway rehabilitation efforts B-- first-han- d Trucks were hauling large concrete blocks to shore up the weakened stream beds. bulldozers, dragline shovels and backhoes were dean'g the silt, gravel dnd other debns from the stream bed One bridge had been filled with gravel reservoir had stopped running through !i leased from other reservoirs will not affect agnculture m the area There seems to be plenty of water left in the mounan estimated three inches of tains w ater in remaining snow the overflow He said the reservoir will be dramed of most water in the next few days to allow the ground to dry so the rest of the high runoff from melting .snow c an be captured Officials say loss of the water from the broken reservoir and that being re- - Gen Hixon said the Ltah Guard will continue to k last of the water was being pumped from basements of homes In the city, the and businesses. In some cases such woik villi continue into Thursday. the Stream bed the old section debns was piled high in (font of many homes and mud remained on dnveways and grass Wherever a town sloped, the high water level was marked by the chocolaie-coloremud In low-lyin- g d Gary S Ilansen, Payson councilman, Reservoir whnh Worried officials Wednesday, is being drained at the rate of two inches each 12 hours By Wednesday noon, water in that iaid the McClellan Spanish War Vcls Chart Memorial Members of the United Spanish War Veterans will hold a memorial ceremony Monday at the Mt Olivet Cemetery flagpole. E.G. Thomas, (U S. Army-Re- t said the ceremony will begin at 10 a m., Col. and include music, speeches, prayers, placing of flowers and close with the playing of Taps The ceremony is under direction of the John F. Cntchlow Camp 3. will Special Senior Citizen A Salt Lake woman, chairman of the National Order of Women Legislators, w ill be Frihonored as Utahs day National f outstanding assist through senior citizen Sunday (V SSC). served as a member of the Ltah Legislature in 1951-5- 2 from House district 10 She has also served as a of the Salt Lake Model Cities task foue on sen lor citizens, and is a volunteer worker with letarded children lor a local Catholic ihool : member Mrs. Sunday Anderson, 241 Concord (1255 West), will Pot, Booze, Nudity ; and it was necessary to cut a ram across the road adjacent to the bridge lintil the gravel can be removed t Men with pitchforks and large hooks 4 ere spaced at strategic points to pull lpgs and limbs from the cnocolale brown water Wins Senior Citizen Nod Ex-Legislat- or re-c- v Chief Deplores Conduct At Palace Rock Events By Brian Nutting Tribune Staff Writer The conduct of both spectators and entertainers at rock concerts at the Salt Palace has gotten completely out of hand, according to Salt Lake City Chief of Police J. Earl Jones. The Saturday night Led Zeppelin concert at the Salt Palace will be used as a test for new security arrangements, and if they are unsatisfactory, more direct police action may prove necessary, according to Chief Jones The upcoming concert will be the first rock concert without police officers augmenting the Salt Palace security y force and the performance of the Salt Palace security guards and men from Webb Security will be closely watched by polu e People Running Nude The use of pot and booze, immoral wrestling on the floor and even people running nude through the halls has been getting worse, Chief Jones said People have ignored the laws and codes and the situation has deteriorated badly, the chief said. from award Jake Mayor Curn at the Salt Lake Te The Salt Palace Board should have some guidelines for selection of groups other than money. We want to be in on the original planning of secunty arrangements rather than be called in after trouble has occurred, Chief Jones said Undercover agents will assess conditions at the Led Zeppelin concert and if the disregard for the law has not been halted we may have to move more officers in to handle the situation Salt Palate Manager Doug Borg said the Salt Palate has always invited police officers to attend the concerts and make arrests, if necessary We acknowledge we have a problem with contraband, but we do the best we can Were concerned about the situation, too, and we appreciate all the help we can get from the police, Mr. Borg said Mrs serves the office? County Deputy also who Anderson, Holladay for matching The need with instruction classroom business and industry practices will provide the focal point for the Utah State Board of Education's annual Vocational Education Conference at Utah State UniJune 4 expected to attend the conference. Dr. Gailey said the conference will open June 11 with a short general session, ll.cii divide into more than 50 special- in which groups -interest will view the versity the educators to Dr David According of post Gailey, coordinator secondary vocational education for the board's division of vocational-techniceducation, more than 1.200 educators are new techniques and curricula that have been developed for their specialized fields. The main purpose is to make the material taught m as president of Very Deputy Cow dell supervises the department's canine unit David S. Hatch, club president, presented a plaque to the officer during a luncheon a meeting at the Buffet. 2960 Highland Dr the classroom match that which is currently employed by the work force, Dr Gailey said Chuck-A-Rarn- Speakers for the opening session will include Dr Stephen R Covey, associate professor of organizational behavior, Brigham Young University; Milton L Wedenmann, executive director. Utah Division of Development Services, G and Derrick, Royden president, Western Steel Co , Salt Lake City A CHARGER Dodge Sports Car Guards ind Most groups booked into the Salt Palace, according to Mr. Borg, have exhibited good behavior and these are the groups that young people want to see. I am concerned about the behavior of some groups and I keep that in mind when scheduling, he said. The Salt Lake City Library Board, at its monthly meeting Wednesday, announced plans for summer activities at the main and branch libraries. Registration for all activities, including arts and crafts, movies, dramatics and food fun, will be June 6. The summer programs will begin June 2,962 DIAL Library Panel Airs Summer Plans delivered 521-35- 35 11. In addition, five free Fnday films were announced for June at the main library, including Tarzan, Flash Gordon and the Three Musketeers. Rotary Club Wednesday honored Salt Lake County Sheriffs Deputy Ronald L Cow dell for outstanding performance of law enforcement duties Board Plans Business Theme off-dut- y Chief Jones said the police department would like to be consulted by the Rotary Honors The event is to be held at at the Friendly Neighbor Center, 156 Westminster Ave (1910 South) never had a job before. When do the handsome young executives start chasing us around He pointed out that officers have become increasingly difficult to obtain to work rock concerts. About a dozen Salt Lake City police officers previously were employed by the Sait Palace as secunty guards, but the Police Mutual Aid Assn, recently agreed that officers would not work for less than $5 an hour. The Salt Palace elected to hire a private secunty force instead, according to Chief Jones. 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