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Show IB A kiti Lujc iut1 k 4 twuok. . A Reservoir Plan 'Needs Study cons and 1.000-acr- analysis, explained. ticipation percent a month," up about Mr. Nielsen said. That seems to be what's happening." for Land $5.$ MGIIon Cost of th just under 2,000 acres needed for the reservoirs originally was put at $5.6 million, added Francis W. Haun, chairman of the countys development and promotion board '.hat has spearheaded the project. He glumly acknowledged, however, that inflation may have boosted fand costs from $6.3 to $6.4 million. Then there is the added cost of buying some more land and acre dev eloping a in Underhill is But justified. 500-plu- s stay of execution A 1967 for Utah. nationwide ect, expressed fears that inflation already has forced cost of the needed land beyond that amount. If that happens, top priority for land purchases should go to the something less than 1,000 acres between 98th and 126th south needed for the Lampton or downstream reservoir, they stressed. from this action and promises ever 1,800 of the 2,179 reassignemts will be at Allegations that a flower fund is being collected in the office of Salt Lake County SurR. Holt should be veyor answered before a July 27 hearing to see if a grand jury is warranted. De Separate investigations into the charges were started Thursday by County Attorney Carl J. Nemelka and Auditor Gerald R. Hansen. Both officials said Mr. Holt Court in Provo probably would handle any resentencing. 5 i tukft U ! 1 ft ft al commodi- equipment ties. ' Sen. Moss said he had been assured by the Army that in general the mission of the remains unTooele depot it will and that changed handle just about everything from machine guns to trucks and locomotives. Likely to be lost by Tooele in the reshuffle is an automatic data processing service center which is slated to go to the Sacramento Army Depot. The removal of Tooeles meteorology center and calibration center is also reportedly under consideration. The center said the report provided him shows Tooele depot strength at the end of fiscal 1973 at 4,221 civilians and 45 military and for the end of fiscal 1974 employment is projected at 4,472 civilians and 48 military. asked for the investigation after the Utah Public Employes Assn, confirmed it had talked with a district judge about the allegations. Third District judges indicated it was just a coincidence, but they scheduled the July 27 hearing after learning of the UPEA charges. Neither Mr. Nemelka nor the auditor would discuss the investigation. 7 tJj rS-- J . j AJlSLlI V urhjj The report also predicts Tooele will pick up 45 civilian jobs from the Umatilla Army Depot as a result of reducing the level of conventional ammunition actirity at the Oregon depot. The report says Tooele has been desigi. ;ed a prime depot for missiles and construction-gener- it'' JCD&KsJIIS B 1 3 The realignment action should in no way be construed to be an attempt to lower the average employes depot grade, says the report. "Further, there will be no Involuntary separations with the depot being in a hiring posture at this time. Fiscal Probes Started r Xs3D re- Tooele Judge Ritter said he was taking the action on grounds that the U.S. Supreme Court has held that the death penalty is cruel and unusual punishment. It will now be up to the state courts to resentence Poulsen, the judge added, if they wish. William G. Fowler, attorney for Poulsen, said 4th District Mr. Haun and W. Vee Call, development Specialist working on the Jordan River proj- Army depot structuring." It says no reduction in force will result at The execution stay order was signed Aug. 29, 1967, by Judge Ritter. Poulsen had been sentenced to be executed Sept. 5, 1967, for the rape slaying of an American Fork baby sitter Sept. 16, 1961. considered, he said. Mr. Haun told BOR officials that the state has set aside $3 million for the land purchases and Salt Lake County has $1.5 million. BOR money would boost the total to $6 million. level and type of work." Defense Department report projects an Increase of 251 civilian and three military jobs at the Tooele Army Depot within the next year. The report, prepared at the request of Sen. Frank E. covers current Moss, of This will result in the transfer of maintenance work from the Atlanta Army Depot and the creation of an additional 179 civilian jobs. the same grade, competitive By Frank Hewlett Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON special death sentence for Darrel Devere Poulsen has been vacated by Chief Judge Willis W. Ritter, U.S. District Court for, flood control also must be 1 ronment? Is the project helpful or harmful? What are your alternatives?" the for the $16.3 We figured costs would go Many Questions answered project Average depth of the two lakes would be about 20 feet. Since recreation will be the lakes primary use. Mr. Haun and hLs group feel BOR par- the single reservoir. Will federal action have a significant impact on the envi- Dr. 123rd. inflation 197.!, July, By should have pushed bills to $14.2 million two-daproject and - All this must be park between the upper dam at 131st South and the tail end of the lower reservoir about for the project Plans unveiled last November by Nielsen, Maxwell and Wangs-garconsulting engineers, put total costs at $11.4 million as compared with 1'2 million for one huge reservoir. of two e reservoirs on the upper Jordan River must be studied more by the U S. Intebefore it rior Department rules on Salt Lake County's request for SI. 5 million to help buy land for the project Derrell P. Thompson, director of the Bureau of Outdoor Recreations midcontinent reUndgion. and Dr. Heaton erhill, BOR assistant director for state programs, told state and county officials the environmental impact analysis would take at least two months Youre changing an open flood plain into a lake," Dr. Underhill explained during a tour of reservoir sites stretchto ing from 9Sth South Bluffdale (14S00 South). Pros Tooele Army Depot to Gain in Shuffle Ritter Ends Execution Stay Order On This Remarkable Realistic AMFM Stereo Receiver... The Perfect System Starter i 4 jr v '4 mM ' ' ' t " ' ' s 4&.V yStWki' tP THE REALISTIC STEREO RECEIVER STA-1- 4 ONLY AT RADIO SHACK AVAILABLE Reg. Heres the ste'eo bargain you've been waiting for , a big 20 off on our STA-1sti reo FM, wideband AM receiver. 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