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The seven were injured when the pickup truck in winch were ruling they crashed into and demolished three Utah Highway Patrol cars. Damage was estimated in excess of $18,000. Reg. 12.98 iSffARUfah? ; Sgt. Ray Taylor said the two, Daniel Mahaffev, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mahaf-fey- . 2647 Dolphin Way (7S.lt) South), and Sean Ed Oboui. son of Mr. and Mrs Edvvaul Oborn, 7412 Carlene Cl . left home about 2 2,0 p m on their bicycles. They said they were going to Donut Falls m Pig Cottonwood Canyon or to the caves above Wasatch Boulevard 3 to 4 feet tall in Choice lush trees cons, full and bushy. A vigorous growing tree, thrives in this area Extremely bushy, end dep green needles 4 to 5 inches long makes ideal wind break or specimen tree for the yard of 3lack Forest Fome1 Ultimate height 40 to 50 feet tall i TIMPIRATUm fORICAST fOa'tTlIS SHOWN Intermountain y cloudy oer Area with chance of thunderstorms. the Colorodo 71 . Ornvet 87 Grand Jl nction Pacific States 61 .. Anchoroae Notional Weather Service Data Po'llv cibidv skies ore rxcrctcd Kc te mountain over mod ot ttm Saturday v dh a cha'icP ot thun Hioh det'iliovver' temperatures will tango most'y u the 0 a 'd 9Us Qion TEMPERATURE CHART 12 hr 18 hr. low high Utoh 81 SJ Biandina 5? Bryce Canyon .. . 73 72 Bullfrong S9 86 Cedar City 70 60 Coalville 60 88 Delta 68 94 HonKsville 65 Logan 57 87 Milford 64 . ... Moob 63 8? Oaden 65 86 Price 60 80 Provo 56 7? Panrtoloh 56 72 Richfield 60 Roosevelt 86 .. 66 Salt Lot e City 67 St George 98 65 8? Wendover Idaho 62 83 Boise 62 . ..82 Burley 82 0 Gooding 60 .. 83 Idaho Fails .. 56 96 . LewMon . . Ma ad . . R0 61 83 60 Pocatello 49 ... 91 Solmon 55 Twin Falls 76 . Montano 43 76 Butte 81 44 Bozeman 78 West Yellowstone . 47 Nevada 85 64 Elko ... 1 Cion Woodson Peerv. (if), .597 N' State. Orem, was listed fair at University Hospital. His wife Myrtle ii . 64. underwent surgery at Cottonwood Hospital and was listed critical Utah Highway Patrolman Christian Koormg said Mr Peerv was driving the cat, traveling south m the s a car in front of lane him slowed, he swerved left to go around it, but apparently-loscontrol and crossed ail three lanes of traffic, ripping through a full section of guardrail before coming to rest. d oiti i el tooU. a r.ai o and thiie ntv I ital value t ''l 46. vo o t. ken udi' g I; ,t llawki't ran w ate lie, (aU), a Uereo, a tadio, a Miitiu'o and a cam197. era tot jI value were taken lion In apartment i HIGH Showers to Cavort Over Area Two apartment, at 50 E 5;h South, Well- - lepnlted bioLen into, at coi d.n to puhe o Sale Prices Good Sat., Sun., Mon. & Tues.! FREE DELIVERY PHONE 364-554- 4 :v. MIAMI 89 173 tr Los Vegas Reno Wmncmucca Chevenne Bio Piney Evonston Rock Springs snenaon .... 83 19 3? 2? 11 09 01 tr 11 .07 78 01 tr. 79 51 94 92 76 68 60 69 70 66 76 92 . . 81 88 85 . 71 69 93 59 64 63 82 . 91 05 South ... . . 87 90 88 85 94 MDT 50 6? .. .. Southwest v7 . Albuaucrv.ue . FI Paso . 95 92 . Ft Worth ... 101 Phoenix 90 San Antonio T ucson 89 Sait Loke Weother Dota tion for 24 hour period ended Friday 11 ot 5 pm Precioitotion tor July, 11 12 PreAccumulative deficiency. 1972, 16 07, cioitotion since October 3 87. Sunrise accumulative excess Saturday, 6 03 MDT, Sunset 8 59 tr Wyoming .... Atlanta Birmingham Louisville . Miami New Orleans 11 53 1 89 Boston New York C tv Washington D r 36 85 64 68 61 6? 67 56 East 41 8? 51 61 Bismarck . Chicago Detroit . ... Duluth Kansas Cify .. Minneapolis Okiohomo City Omoho St Louts 68 ... 63 Midwest 16 ... 61 n 8 most 65 91 .. . Salt Lake City. Oaden ond Provo through Sunday with chance ot thunaer ,hovcrs at times Hmhs Saturday and Sunday 85 to 90 Low Saturday right 6U to 65 Light near It under wind., except oust shoers probabi'ify of n eu.ureab'n shower, 50 pcrcnt 6atrooy ona 3 percent Saturday night Partly rloudv 60 8 14 75 71 45 29 03 64 55 55 78 48 64 ond showers numerous lofe iiuhts through Salur i the outh Sunday .dh less chanc' of in north Sunday Scattered Utoh 61 65 61 77 I os Angeles . . Poriand ban Dmao San F roncisco Seattle Sookane .. prec. .... Ely Fairbanks Juneau r s Highs both days 80s and low 'S Lows of mqht upper 50s through 60s Eastern Nevada Scottcred showers and thumjei showers Saturday. Pattly cloudy Saturday mqht and Sunday vath less chonie ot thunder shov.es. Highs both days in 80s. Loas m upper 40s tnrouah 50s. Southeast Idaho Vortoble clouds vuih siottered showers or thunder-shower- s Satur day, decreasing Sunday Little temperature change Overmqnt low Os to low 60s. Highs upper 0s and F0 both days. Variable cloudiness Wyoming with Mattered showers and few tnun-dcforms south Saturday. Portly cloudy north ovrr the state Sunday Few sho.vers mountains, northvest late 6 ndav Warmer Saturday Hiqhs Suturdav morfty 70s with 6us mountains Low Saturday night 50s with 4us moun'a m Hians Sunday 70s and low with 60s mountain' Extended Outlook Mondoy Through Wednesday Utoh Fine cool dry weather north exempt fe,v howcrs Monday. In sovith, continued warm with few th afternoon tnd evening thundershowers from 80s north to 90s H'Qits south Lows in 50s and lower 60s. Eostern Nevodo Generally dry but tew afternoon and evening south Highs in 80s and lower vQs Lows in 40s. Southern Idoho Cooler Chanre of showers Fair Tuesaav Monday. through Wednesday. Htgsh 80s. Lows 45 to 55 Variable cloudiness Wyommq through Wednesday with chance ot ram or showers Colder about Tue e temper-autHighe-- t cloy ana Wednesday 75 to 86. Lowest temperatures 43 to have been true. While oral history has some problems as a form of documentation, those same problems exist in other documents and it is still a better way of getting at 20th Century events, nearly 30 persons were told Friday night. Attending the opening session of the Utah State Historical Society's second annual Oral History Workshop, the group heard Dr Gary L Shumuay. director of the oral history program at California State University, Fullerton, s discuss some of the of oral history. Using tape recorders to capture interviews with persons who were actually involved in events is a problem because of human nature, said Dr Shumw ay Short Period Memory lapse is a minor problem, lie said. Perhaps the hardest thing to overcome is getting someone o say something bad about someone else. "The best way to get around this is to ask the person you're interviewing about the strengths of whomever they're talking about." said Dr. Shumuay. "Then they feel justified in saying something bad because thev have shown their regaid for the third person " diavv-back- Keep Journals The same problems exist in other kinds of documents, however, he said. Persons keeping journals, for instance, tend to either not mention or else not tell the whole truth "Everyone has ? heightened sense of tus own importance and tends to exaggerate. he said. "They aUo tend to telescope things together and see events as covering only one short period instead of two or three years as may actually Murray Gives Bids for pre-fer- d City Projects ' Special to The Tribune Contracts for MUKRW of a new city construction shops building and a mapir addition to a lire station tiave been awarded. Mayor Vaughn C. Soffe, announced Contract for the new shops building to be constructed about fifiOO South and 2nd West was awarded as a joint venture to Bodell Construction Co and M. L Hansen, Inc., on low bid of S 2S9.292. - H C. Alder and Sons was addition to the fire station at South and inn West for a low bid of S'i4 Mil II1U0 Pollen Stolen Glen T Dixon SsT K Tin ee Fountains No 210. reported to shei ilfs tli puti. a that thieve-nudoff with glares and 30. from a total value home under construction af 2M Tow ne Dr e pot-ter- about some event they know their grandchild may read in the journal years later. Dr. Shumway pointed out gathering oral history is very expensive, and called for a pooling of efforts on the part of all groups involved in projects. The workshop continues Saturday. starting at 8:30 a m. with a discussion of inte- rviewing techniques and research preparation. The afternoon will be spent in workshops on application, during which persons participating may rotate to different areas. Topics to be covered in the afternoon include conservation of oral histories, local history, legal aspects and the care of tapes. I cun viNiiuiie a Thud District .Indue iuvwut." Frank W dkiin (pupped to the all male urmip meeting Friday morning at the mbussadoi Club D He suggested changing agency bylaws to expand its membership from 2) to 30 policy at least decision empha-ie- d three of the live should be women. 31) Members will the Expansion give group needed representation among educators and legidu-toi- s and 30 members really nn't too big. explained Director Hubert L Spnngmeyer.il'. 'I lie its gimtp al-- o exeetilive otfuels lo a second two veur term They aie John F McNamaia. I tali Juvenile Umii't ndmiiurti'ninr. pi evuk Morgan oi ident, ('apt the Sail Lake County Mieiitfs otiiee. vice chairman and K an Dam of the Su'd Paul Lake County sec rotary Attorney's otfice, ight Proposal Hie board vowed to fight any federal proposal calling tor local elected oflicials to appoint its members Calling tor the opposition. Public Sail tv Commi-MonJames L H.uker.lr noted the group should keep its independent e Mr. The tedeiul edict. McNamara said, is a reaction to Pennsylvania Gov. Milton J Shapp's appointment of all to that members slate's LEPA boards. er "In government tvpicul fashion they change the system to change the practice m Pensylvamu. he stressed. Panel Cancels Traffic Parley Treated, Released Treated and released from the hospital were Kenneth Earl Nelsen, 17, son of Mr. .and Mrs. Earl Nelsen, 986 Diamond Way, Sandy; Twda Kay McKendnck, 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman McKendrick, 297 W. Pamela Way, Midvale; Debbie Blue, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blue, East; Bruce McCarthy, 17, son of Mrs. Geraldine Williams, 222 E. 9670 South; Cindy Montoya. 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Larry Montoya, 1249 Judy Dr.. Blue, 14, Sandy; Douglas Debbies brother, and Dean Crum, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy O. Crum, 277 Pioneer St., Midvale. Kenneth Nelsen, the driver, was cited for eluding a police officer and driving while under the influence of alcohol. He was placed in the Salt 9422-17- Water Laws Compiled Three Salt Lake City lawan yers have completed digest of water laws of all 50 states and the docue ment has been issued by the National Water Commission, according to Atty. Gen. Vernon B. Romney. A Summary-Diges- t of State Water Laws provides background information on existing state water laws and water conservation programs, and is to be available from the Superintendent of Documents of the Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. The three editors were Dal-hW. Jensen, assistant attorney general for water matters; Richard L. Dewsnup. formerly staff counsel for the Natiunal Water Commission, and Robert W. Swenson, University of Utah law professor. n Autopsy Result Death of Man The death of a man whose body was found in a small trailer at 3995 S. 30" West Wednesday evening, is still being investigated. Hen Detective Sheriffs Forbes, who is handling the ease, said the body of Frank Mandershied was found lying under a small table in the trailer. The victim may have been dead as long as a week. Berets Finish Jump Course Special to The Tribune A LAMP WILLIAMS class of 22 experienced Green Beret parachute jumpers from Utah, Montana, Colorado and New York completed a course here jumpma.rter - The h i id. iv met ling ot the Salt Lake allev Tiaffie ( ouik i! was cam eled wain a quorum ot members failed to atioi'd the session a' d a t in') I'1') e. south the dvi-sor- duple The pickup continued for a short distance and the occupants were thrown out, he added. Awaited in I 1 "Instead the driver just honked Ins horn before crashing into the three blockade cars, Trooper Catlin said. Center. Gals Sought to Take Laws Panel Posts Wanted. Five women to till ports on an expanded Kegnm 12 Law Enforcement Planning Agency Hoard serving Salt Lake and Tooele counties n Legislators and educators stolen When the pickup, from Peck and Shaw Motor Co , Murray, started east out of Hernman, Sgt. Lee By bee. Troopers Duane Catlin and A B. Webb, highway patrol, set up a roadblock hoping to turn the car into an open field. Lake. County Detention Oral History Problems Cited awarded the contract for the 11th West (at the Jordan) S. The chase began at Slate at 11 11 pm. when Sgt. Richard llai locker and Ofticer Sherman Lloyd were informed the pit hup with a camper on it had been stolen and ended 20 minutes later after winding through Midvale, Sandy. MurKearns. Taylorsville, ray. I.aik, Hernmun and into Riverton. Set Roadblock SNOW Weather forecast map for Satur- day indicates skies will be part- - injured Friday when their car struck a guardrail on 15 at 8400 South at 4 14 p ni ide Hal ;nivt : ... 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