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Show W The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday, June 22, II 4 v ' r Bngham Democrats . indiBy her own testimony, Mrs Ure cated she is a Democrat, Sen Pugh said No reason for rejection of the other two appointees was given in open session. Republican leaders stud afterward that Mrs. McIntyre appeared not to have the proper background in occupational safety as required by the new taw, and that Mr Green expressed doubt about having sufficient time to serve and also seemed to lack sufficient safety expertise Sen Pugh said the governor tan make replacement appointments during the interim for later confirmation by the Senate A spokesman for the governor's oilue said interim appointments, after consultation with legislative leaders, will be made to the new OSH boards, and that Merrill J Mdlett, ernal, who was scheduled to be replaced by Mrs L'le, tan continue serving on the higher boaid if he chooses The Senate did confirm the appointment of D Oilier Buttars, Ogden, to the higher board to replace Nathan C Tanner, Ogden, and the reappointment of Charles E Peterson, Provo; H Bruce Stuekt, St George, and Jean Oveifelt, Salt Lake City. ft 2 Positions Filled Two of the posts on the OSH Review Commission, winch will hear appeals on citations issued workplaces fiom safetv ir.spectiens, were filled with continuation of Dallas F. Stiver, Brigham City.' a Thiokol Corp safety executive, and F MuOe, Salt Lake City, an insurance agent. Following It a Htt ot the omer op pomtments confirmed by the Senate Visually Handicapped Council Vero Robert E Higyinson Ogden M Gee, and Joyce Barnes Sait Lake City, Anna S Toylor Provo Dixie Institutional Council Neal Kotiob Bernell Lewis, A w St McGre George Lundberg gor St George, Wayne Whitehead, S George CEU Institutional Council Benmon Redd, Monticeiio, Orson 8 Spencer Price, AS Veftri, Helper, Bettmc Block. Salt Loke City Snow Institutional Council Ralph Blackham, Moroni, Ward Kill Nielsen LoRue Delta, pack Emphralm. John Richords, Orem Council 5USC institutional David L Bigler, Sait Lake City, John F EHovd Marchant Cedar City Jurt R Sort Lake City Piercev. St Scorth. George, Robert Sonntog, Sort Lake City USU institutional Council Snell Olsen, AWo Snow, Roosevelt, U. of North Dakota, University has been appointed director of libraries at the University of Utah. D City Mayor Olof Zundell was bers of the state congress na! delegation urged full funding of CUP and reversal of the interior secretary's decision barring construcaon of coal fired electric power Kaiparowits plant Rampton oices Opinion confirmed as public service commissioner for an appointment until 1979 to replace Hal S. Bennett Mr Bennett is to continue to serve as director of the Department of Business Regulation. He has held both posts, but has requested relief of growing because workload, Gov Rampton said Gov Rampton said very militant conservation groups may have left a feeling with those in Washington that the state of Utah as a whole does not support the two projects overabunHe said sometimes an dance of zeal is used in unrelated arguments to further goals of conservation groups He pointed to a Sierra Club publication which was critical of the Kaiparowits project as giving away water to California through the power generation to bo sold out of state The effective date of Mr Zundells appointment, expected around August or September, will depend upon when the Public Service Commission renders decisions in certain matters pending. Gov. Rampton said Robert H Hinckley Jr, Salt Lake City, was okayed for a position on the Imversity of Utah Institutional Council to replace his father J Lynn Dougan Holladav, was appointed to the council to replace Irnn C. Baker, who was named to the Stale Retirement Board Reappointments of Edwaid Clyde and Done thy Watkiss, both of Salt Lake City, were confirmed for the institutional council "Chat He will replace Dr Bngham Madsen in the post on July 1 AGFA 1 26 is specious Gov reasoning, Pampton said It water is used to make power that ts sold outside of the state it brings eco- nomic benefit to Itah as much as else, the governor suid II Itah doesn't use its allocation of water then It flows to California freely he added anv-ttun- g Appointment Withdrawn C 0 Hammond, Ogden was original for reappointment to the ly submitted Itah State CmverMty Institutional Council, but his appointment for a new lull teim was withdrawn so confirmation wasn't required Sen Ernest H Dean Fork, minority leader, said the governor concurred in the move Mr Hammond will continue serving on the council Senators were concerned that Mr Hamat the mond would he near his nud-70- s end of a full term Other prospective appointees would be examined, too, in tins connection, Sen. Dean said Gov Rampton spoke brief'v to thp senators to outline his trip earlier this week to Washington, where he and mem Spanish Fork Jack Parson Logon Weber Institutional Council Harold Breeze Oaden Joseph Patricia Oliver, Clearfield, Steed, , Bruce Jenkins Ogden Ogden. Fine Arts Board Keith M Engar, Sort Lake City Daniel Martino, Ogden, Fran? Johon Cor te Jo Hepworth Provo sen Ltovd Bliss M Wolker Wallace, Mrs H K Beecher oil Soil Loke City Travel Development Board M Loaan Jack Crott, Murray Moier, Ogden, Harold Chesier, Bloom ington Parks, Recreation Board Mike Monson, Ogden LeRov John Harold B Lamb, Salt son Provo Loke City ' Tramway Sofety Board Charles Morton Alta and Chondter P St John Salt Lake City Big Gome Control Board John E Phelps Salt Lake City W Newell A Johnson Aurora, Lloyd Salt Lake City Johnson Henry A Brownfield Drcgeron David M Gao tin, Ogden The Colorado Rner storage project allocation of wa'er now, or the state is Gov Rampton said, 40(1 1)00 acre feet but the state onlv uses, at present, This feVi.OOU acre feet for beneficial use is because there isn't industrial capacity requiring more water or because facilities arent available to bung the water wlieie needed Gov Rampton said 1 '- - r 'V' '4r''r' V 'w Booro on Aging Thomas L Encksen Sort Lake City and Cteo L Thatcher Provo Board of Corrections Esteilo Cordova Provo and Frank B Greer, Sort Lake City Air Conservation Council J J Ogden Ralph Mocfarlone Learonde Shupe Hyde Pork Wolfred Hensala Salt Lake City Lowe Ashton Jr Heber City Noel H de Nevers Salt Lake City Pesticide Control Committee Joseph H Francis, John E Phelps Toy Holman, oil Salt Lake City, J Roscoe Hunt North Salt Loke State Retirement Board Ltnn C Baker Bountiful Uniform Laws Commission Woyne L Black, Spit Lake City Fire Prevention Board Bill Huntsville Jensen Keith G Feenev mid Shiri Moxtieid Sait Lake City Don Showolter Vernal Board ot Health James H Clark Bountiful James C Worenski, Sort Lake City Mr. Hanson has held a wide variety of positions in his profession,' ranging from high school librarian to acquisitions and circulation librarian at the university level As assistant to the director of libraries, University of Minnesota, he played a major role in coordinating the construction of that institutions new 110,000,000 library m He 1967-6- 8 was also chairman of the North Dakota Governors Advisory Council on Libraries in 1971 and 1972. His new appointment at the University of Utah places him in charge of the largest library system m the state of Utah, with nearly 15 million holdings Air Crash Injures Ogden Maji Guideposis Cited for Alcoholics Too making thereby other through Special to The Tribune A light CENTERVILLE plane being used to spray mosquitoes at the Farmington Bay Waterfowl Management Area crashed into the marsh Tuesday morning, seriously injuring the pilot Pilot Richard E Peterson, had an Ogden policeman, banked the plane too steeply to avoid power lines, and the plane lost power and slammed - few are theologians God a real entity and helping alcoholic and go drug dependents a lomerMon expen eme That was the word Thursdav from Dr Lester R Bellvood, a doctor of theology and and chiet of the alcoholism division ot Ft Logan .Mental Health Center Denver He was a speakef at the 22nd annual University ot Itah School on Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependencies at the Special Events enter phil-oxp- h r Woter Pollution Committee Salt Loke City Scott Motheson Grove Pleasant Jensen Wesley Grant K. Roosevelt Larry Murro Borg Salt Lake Library Commission Provo Alla MulboM Allene Jensen Frank Stevens, Tre Solt Lake City monton Family Set vices Board Orlando A Rivera Solt Lake CitV Eost Lavton Oma Wilcox Jerry Bruce J Parsons C'ooct Ogden William L Price Sr , Solt Murray Lake City Geological Mineral Survey Benton Bovd Robert W Bermck Notalie Mollmckrodt Paul M Dougan Dean D Kerr Wilitam E Mead all F Ned Sait Loke City Parson, Ogden Hiqhwav Potrol Civil Service Commission Clifton N Memmott Solt Lake City Occupational Sctety Health Advisory Council Lenice Nielson Moyno Frank Lav Salt Lake City Robert Rose Ogden G Salt Lake City James Cayias Jack Richard Mottes Woods Cross Shaw Salt Lake City Slate Engu eer Dee C Hansen Oarkslon Indian Affoirs Board Don E Smith Binding Frank L City Timbimboo Homey Bngham Duchesne Fort McKay Secnkukg Pickyvit Meadow Jane Vavoio, Mon ument Valiev Bicentennial Commission Victor L Brown, Wendell J Ashton Milton L Weilenmonn Obert C Tan ner Gordon Weggelond Bill Thomas S Eleanor Olsen, James Peters, Haruko Morivasu McGown E Moyle Hunt Andrew Gallegos Oak lev Evans, all Salt Loke Churchill, Steohome Dovie Goodwin ond Fronk R City Clifford Bloc McKoin, both Ogden L James Moroni Young, khom, Jerome Stoffel Price Logan, Msg- D White Holladov, Moms A Clifford Morion H Hazel Shirts Cedar City Carol Lynn Pearson, fon Monticeiio Provo Dortheo Livingston Granger Mr Peterson was taken by South Davis Ambulance L the Hospital, igden. where it was reported he bad suffered a broken Jo'g, cuts and possible back and mtigbial into the cattail marsh Mr Peterson was pulled from the pi.ne by Bill Rigbv, a Centerville farmer who saw the plane crash Mr Rigby waded through the deep marsh to pull the injured Peterson onto the dike He then placed Mr. Peterson in his truck and drove tow aids the interstate highway when he was met by Sheriffs deputies dispatched to the accident y injuries S150 Guitar Stolen A $150. guitar, a' as stolen from the home M g.i'nt Knell, East. puiKtrv-port- s 126-91- show CHAR-BRGI- Gas (looker finest gas cooker you can buy that gives convenyou instant ience of gas with the true flavor of charcoal The choking COOKER WITH POST MOUNT $49 95 SAVE Regularly - $5995 POST MOUNT Reg. $25.00 ; PATIO MOUNT Reg. $40.00 by Sen and was his source of information Ronald Walker, the new director of the National Park Service on 50 COOKERWITH PATIO MOUNT $69 be no new restrictions imposed on Colorado River outfitters until a thorough study has been made During a session of the 45 SAVE ashington Bureau There will WASHINGTON ate subcommittee ! 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Library Gets New Director Roger' K Hanson, former associate director of libraries at the University of Utah and director of libraries at the i 1973 Utah Senate Confirms 135 to Billets Continued From Page B 1, tilled by a Republican appointee since a board are majority of the vsc j 4844397 ' |