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Sheriff Larson said he feels he has been successful in this urea, adding that the two blatks working in the jail may become deputies full-tim- e Noting that his employes are hired through a merit system, the sher.'f stated that he hasn't turned down any minority group member qualified but also for employment, ha.-been actively running around .scouting out such employes. Salt Lake City Public Safety Commissioner James L. Barker Jr., who also attended the meeting, said the mam problem is l..e reluctance of the minority groups to apply for the jobs Barker cited the police department's cadet program, among parolees and probation- Mr. which is d college-educate- gt designed to men on the police force. he said, The program, required that four out of 10 be memoers of minority groups. Although the pobce department actively recruited for the men, only one man applied for the job. Another item discussed at the meeting was a Region 12 study concerning recidivism ers The study revealed that recidivism, or the repeating of crimes, is higher among parolees than among probationers and that it is highest among persons convicted of burglary and grand larceny Recidivism, however, dropped between 1969 through 1972, the study shows. The decrease Includes both parolees and probationers AQUARIUS JAN, 20 Hv$ ffl , 57T. 75 33 52 59 65 72 V- - risers hi It SN 29 74 64 24 64 CUtul v r 14 .r; NAP JO 811 a .O) Advene 71 CAPRICORN 04 S it 85 Yovr 86 Pfobletrs 67 Finonces 88 ToJo 0? Rpitpf 6ote OfC he is Police Indicating that the chief favored and encouraged the luring of minorities, the NAACP president said, I think he is making an outstandjig effort in getting blacks and chicanos hired as police officers East James E. Dooley, president of the Salt Lake ( ity chapter 143-5t- h 34 8! Frenres e2 Your 8 j Of Voy fo r, yf r5 Vone 66 Yju 57 bn Planning Agency at the Athletic Club. Ambassador J NOT. 72 from minority Mr Dooley also said aware of Sait Lake City Chief J. Earl Jones policy in regard to the of minorities nent SAGITTARIUS 9 77 35 47 f 63 8VV1 igufe 74 omy 75 Avoid 76 It 77 Today 78 Stir. 79 Election 80 Fom iy 50 Fomonc ft f D ,,t 0 85j 73Rgi 4ft An 49 A 61 ge, 30 34 45 5 ? z 6t 6d irtlXj'tQrt 69 frjc'ur 70 PjfOrnojnf 71 72 I 6 . hired deputies groups that the Salt Lake County Sheriffs office has failed to hire minorities for jobs as sheriffs deputies was made during the Friday morning breakfast meeting of the Region 12 Law Enforce An allegation f SCORPIO Tc 67 Lrn,to J9 From 40 01 4 f oloV ;n 56 fov A 77V-- 4 ozr iic NO, jl A 65 In LIBRA 21 'j-- 0r'r. 3 O' TMu te'erves 62 53 64 24 IMjta N76 Worry 7i Lad 2i Vo 8 9 to AUG. ft Tp'r,trpd Vjtn SpMlfTier-20 ird v Ouot 21 72 1U a 19 LEO 61 67 i 64 l JTJ 16 Tqkp 7 Full 22 rr vt d ' A' ur is e JUNf 2 AUG. k 4 4 P .CCS iur W 32 0 tO I 3 21 3 'y Tm, 6 Vv. 20 28 4? 73 77 ? jt 7 ,' W'J.LT F POLLAN - $ e jum ic T14 170 ? 4A 13 24 GfMINI X-- - MY p 7V 81 7 ( Oa.y Activity Guide A'forcmg fo fftn S'a'j To dvd-mf ',iar;c for SofjHay, to nu'nrx'rs read word., corrf r,rd of your Zodiac birth iP 65 5r ! Your Practices Officer-Hirin- g f i Levy Cut Provided In Tentative Plan Continued From Tage 21 Weve pumped money into that tube year after year and rolled it over without showing any results He had two questions: How mueh pipe can be laid overnight and how could such a slip have happened? Many of the contracts were marked with identification numbers Yet they could not be found in files kept by the auditors office or the finance department After much discussion, commissioners finally agreed to readjust priorities for spending the departments $4,4K5,000 tliis year. Most Vital Projects given to the million or $1 in every' $3 to be spent by the county comes from the federal government as revenue shanng or other grants. Information auditor shows $18 Missing from the revised budget is a boost proposed for the coun2,500 ty's salaried full-tim- workers. Cites Hidden Rills Mr. Hansen had opposed the raises on grounds that stressed, Changes, they must result in woik on the most ital projects. Others will be considered when a 1974 budget Ls drafted m December And, the flood control levy should be left at 2 60 mdls this year's figure Even a record $336 million. His onginul proposal would have boosted that figure to $34 3 million. The commission's proposed adjustments boost it to nearly $34 9 million without adjustments. Mr. Hansen said the budget is person- nel department figures reflected only the pay envelope costs and did not consider hidden bills like fringe benefits that add $1 in every $3 to the cost of doing business He also said costs of reclassification and longevity had been incorrectly computed in some areas. Commissioners stressed, that the proposal wasnt being turned down-o- nly however, Army Depot Receives for more postponed and that raises in study seme form should show up i.. next years budget. agreed there was no question about raisirg the special library levy from 2.20 mills to 3 to finance budding of the Whitmore Library near 70th South and 23rd East. All New Chief Special to The Tribune TOOELE ARMY DEPOT -Ichange of command ceremonies here Friday Col. Emil n (Jach) Kluev-e- r became the 18th commanding offof the depot since its in beginnings replaces Col. , V; C. Rob-- 1 ' who has assigned Col. Kluever United States Army Logistics Center, Ft. Lee, Va. Both officers praised the outstanding record of support that the depot has received from Tooele and from the state as a whole. Ralph inson been to the Col. Kluever, 49, is a native of Iowa and holds a masters degree from the University of Southern California. He is also a graduate of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College. He is a Transportation Corps officer and an ( army aviator He entered the service in 1943 and was promoted to colonel in 196S. time Among the auditor's preview of things to come, was the prediction of more federal money maybe through revenue shanng for manpower projects and he suggested a special fund for .us money when it cor as probably under supervision of the personnel department. The auditor's proposal had pushed the general fund, which finances activities of government, to its lowest level since 1964. In those earlier days, the general fund also included health and governmental immunity costs that now have their own funds, Mr. Hansen noted canvas upper. - The Central Utah Project Board of Directors Friday passed a resolution asiGng that the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation hasten the contracts for new on the giant construction water development. awarding of The Environmental Impact Statement on the Bonneville Unit of the Centra! 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