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Show y -lgi 10 t The Salt Lake Tribune, Wednesday, June j"1lQ a.,r...V - It iirnl n,i lr nirnitif tfi afcnywiryi'., 13, 1973 3rd District Judges Schedule Date for Reports to Grand Jury 4 Judge Wilkins recently to of e cuss complaints Third District judges Tuesday set July 27 at 9 a.m. to sit in banc and hear in secret from anyone who feels a grand jury should be called in Salt Lake County. flower fund in the office of County Surveyor Dale R. Holt. Halt Mr. immediately labeled any such complaints as a falsehood. Demands Confrontation By early afternoon, eight of the 10 judges had signed an order scheduling the session for Courtroom One in the Hall of Justice courts complex, 240 E. 4th South. Presiding Judge dis- plaints weren t presented to his office. He demanded a "face to face confrontation with anyone who feels I wouldn't look into it. .investigate and prosecute if there is a violation of the law. And County Attorney Carl J. Nemelka asked whv com- - Marcellus . Mr. Nemelka said he later called Richard B. Kinnersley, L'PEA executive director, to ask about the slight and was Early Meeting Judge D. Frank Wilkins later confirmed, however, that the action came after he gave an early morning judges when-huyer- empha- sized. Staff workers for the Utah Public Employes Assn, later meeting with acknowledged 3rd in Race For State GOP Chief third candidate for Republican state chairman, Neil A announced Tues- day his candi-- I dacy for the top party's to overpost see activities for two years. r". A Mr Christiansen. 38, has beaded GOP i U'fk 'organizational efforts in the ' Mr. Christiansen Past tw0 Act- ion years. he Mission 1970 was 70, chairman involved explaining the collections had stopped and a memo I felt it w as clearly understood that this fund was established on a voluntary basis. the memo noted. I now understand that some of our employes regard their contributions as being mandatory. While this opinion is held bv only a few employes, it has Mr. Nemelka said he heard no more about the matter until Tuesday. Asked if he has a flower fund, Mr. Holt replied with an no'' and said he emphatic doesn't even have an employe fund. I dont have one. The Heard No More employes have one. Mr. Holt noted that Tent Broadhead had been elected by the other employes to oversee that fund. The surveyor said that although he still donates for presents, he has no connection with the fund, does not know how it is administered or if Mr. Broad-heato sends "statements other employes. d I I mjs a smjet Friday is J nite 2 Granite's only s YIU,1LL Mffl HMS SALE I (GIEMME! Mere is an important message for you! If you are looking for a comfortable eliair for Dad or any member of the family, seize this opportunity.Commencing Wednesday morning at 10 A.M. , Granite is putting over 900 Dockers, Decliners, and Roek-A- Loungers on sale. We are just plain overstocked, The hearing isn't necessar- r ter served to cast an unpleasant aura on the program." store is: Overstocked, when warehouse space is too short, when merchandise is damaged or make mistakes. not up to quality, or ily in response to that matter nor Is it limited to that Christiansen, let- from Mr. Holt to employes explaining why. We find some stores advertise sale, after sale, after sale, but genuine sales come when a meeting certain information he said he was not at liberty to discuss. judge Mr. Nemelka said he later received another unsigned wanm m a satisfy state law sessions every two requiring veurs. the unsigned letter charging that a flower fund forced collections over which employes have no control was being in the surveyor's collected office. It estimated a pot of thousands, he added. But an investigation complete with interviews of many employes indicated only that it was a social fund. Criias ls!Ssiecfgs to matter, no obliga- The irate county attorney vowed to find out why. Mr. Nemelka said that in January, 1972, he received an Jstsf&d K. Snow, who announced the hearing, said it is being sched- uled told the group felt tion to call you." In of in strengthening voter turnout, and in 1972 he was voter identification chairman for Presicamdent Nixons paign. . A new chairman, to replace outgoing Kent Shearer, is to be elected at the June 23 Re-- . publican State Convention in Highland High School. Grant S. Kesler, 30, an attorney, and State Rep. T. William Cockayne, 66. retired corporate and secretary-treasurevicepresident are also bidding .for the chairmanship. Mr. Christiansen. 6092 South 2200 West, a graduate of Utah State University and a former school teacher, is the owner of Heartland Realty. While I have been encouraged to seek this post by several prominent Republicans. I represent no single faction or element within the party, he said. The offers of support for my candidacy are widespread and have come in the spirit of seeking to broaden the range xnd scope of involvement of those interested in sound, honest, open campaigning and the seeking of candidates who can ably represent the people of Utah, he said. r. 4 Inmates and need the warehouse, space. Help yourself to a bargain help us out of our tight situation. EverytH rocker and recliner is reduced. Some are one or two of a kind , some discontinued covers , some discontinued styles, some brand new and just out of the railroad cars. Here are a few examples. This will sound razy, but theyve got to go. We should advertise a chair with air conditioning, but this one has aheater andvibrator. It lounges, rocks, and! reclines, too. Almost every color to choose from! I Genuine and Derkline quality. its only $1 39, Buy it out of season and save! Or, if Spanish is where your tastes are, youll find a lounge chair with thin armsj I jand vinyl upholstery red, green, or black. Its Reg. $119.95 but you pay only III S $76. Two lucky someones will pick up rediners and save $42. Theyre now I " R only $93. you are working on a small budget, you can still have a beautiful recliner in black", gold, or green forjust $48. Its a regularly $64.95. Another recliner with heater and vibrator is marked down to $78. It has a diamond-tufteback and sells regularly for $104.95. Berkline Mayfair that sell regularly for $254.95 will go for $177, and a is marked down to $168 was $234.95. Migli-Ie- g velvet Mediterranean recliner in green velvet that was $189.95 is just SI 1 7. If Dad Qf d Rock-A-Lounge- rs Doek-A-Louiig- er Remain On Strike Special to The Tribune DRAPER Only four of an original 19 maximum security inmates remained on a hunger strike at Utah State Prison Tuesday, said Deputy Warden Leon Hatch. The hunger strike started June 4 when the 19 decided to press for 11 demands. Two of the ringleaders. Lico Valdez and Dennis Baker, have been transferred to the Weber and Davis County Jails, respectively, as a result of the strike. The action appeared to ease the situation, Mr. Hatch said. The demands included some which are impossible under present facilities and funding, but all are available to those in maximum security who care to wort? their way into medium or minimum security, the prison officer said. They include full education limited visiting, elimination of mail censorship and open cell doors from 8 a.m. until 9 p.m. Prior to the hunger strike the prison had provided for group therapy, increased the visiting to i"2 hours, once a week and yard privileges, Mr. Hutch said: 5 I recliner in black vinyl and Herculon" tweed. Was $198.95, now $324. Five wise buyers can choose from recliners or that sold for $154.95. They will only pay S3 32; while someone with Spanish taste will only pay $334 for a Berkline rocker. with a heater and vibrator It should sell for $184.95. One only will go for $69. Three Berkline recliners in gold or tangerine are only $68; while three big man-size- d chairs in vinyl go at $91. Youll save S52.95 is a big man, hell appreciate this Rock-A-Lounge- king-siz- e rs I I I I 9 I I I I I IB R R H IR H H E R H H H R H E R Rock-A-Loung- er HUNDREDS OF OTHER GREAT CHAIRS FOR CAD ALL CHAIRS AVAILABLE ON GRANITE'S FAMOUS CREDIT PLANS FREE DELIVERY SUGAR HOUSE 1050 E.21sf South FOR FATHER'S DAY OR YOU CAN PICK UP! H S OpovTbp m NO HOLD ORDERS PROVO furniture company WE NEED THE SPACE lean ej tcu&ute, ejenpderd (fctr&sk cz$ ci GnsiCb 1134N. 5th W. bbh H B R Q R H H |
