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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Monday, August 27, 2 Crews Quell Wests 52 1073 Jf r r O Major Fires Bv Ml -- ? fr ITrss fires which soi uited 52 A major blackened some 193 001 anes s .of Western rangelands and were ctingui-heor under control Sundav , v !t- Jr- t- , - firefighters on cApipartvl with more than 10 000 when th" fires were at their worst , Idaho Gov Cecil Andrus $75 850 to keep .some ire teams available for use on Isnds in his state Meanwhile, continued fnojMip operations on the In Creek fir e in Montanas Lolo National lores! and o,i the Granite and Illli-hfires in California -- V ' 4Vf 1r r..r.4 - ized ' Three California men died in firefighting activity during , I y gives little indication of whether a strike is likely , 6 4 Chrysler was named last week as the unions target mmnanv n t a If : with tha RlP Three automakers The UAVt is negotiating with Chrysler, Ford and General Motors for a contract to replace the three-yea- r pact that expires ac 11 59 pm Sept 14 yj $ mli rA - z- . V 'W - ,r r v, ti V - i- jmA P , s ! - A i y'r , 'hJ r7: it W A-- j The union said 93 percent of Chrysler s production workers approved a strike if bargain ing faiK The strike authorization was also approved by 91 percent of the parts depot workers, 91 percent of the represented salaried UWV 42 workers and 86 percent of the engineers AssocioCed Press Wirephoto Lnion and management officials have expressed optimism on settling wage issues, but they disagree on some fringe benefits. Miss Black America contest congratulate winner, Arnlce Russell of New York City. Left to right, Janice E. Norrison. Nunn, Willard, Cynthia Sylvia in Runaers-u- Che the weekend ",;An unidentified fire fighter was killed Sunday when he t fell off a cliff at the .scene of a new but relatively mall blaze near Big Sur I said Dick Rog-ef. Authorities 34, of Clovis, and Ljnn Douglas, 49, of San Andreas, died Saturday when their helicopter crashed north of Angels Camp Big Sur Blaze 200-foo- ; The Big Sur fire began Saturday night about four miles soutli of the 4,500-acrBig Sur fire of a year ago. By Sunday it covered 40 acres and was burning up nearly vertical rock walls in a canyon, according to Harley Greiman, information officer for National Los Padres Forest e p . around the nation in the pageant founded six years ago Its president, J Moms Anderson, said the pageant was created as a counter to the Miss America Pageant, which up to that time had not had any black contestants GLASS against 31 AND SCREENING SERVICE Newspaper Delivery Problems. (Weekdays before aETEIIUPJ! SALT LAKE - OGDEN ftT 10 a m dv. Dispatch General Display .324 eight days and eight hours when they broke through a wall of mu k into the deadend shaft about 6 ,10 pm batur day Deeder's body, in a sitting posture was found leaning against the tunnel wall Jarviss findings were The stateof the bodies indicated the men died at least five days before they were found " said Pickerel "It could even have been longer The cause of the deaths of Apo.lo Jr, recovering from a crush of a lignt plane last week. Surday walkeij about hi hospital room for resnie teams ended an agonizing searth of FxhaUsed revealed by Justice of the Peace George Pickerel, who said a formal inquest would be held next week TtX (IPI) astroniri FsTON. L Forme' Fred liaise bncf period'. The prognosis for F red Raise is still favorable and his condition remain physical W good and is stable." Dr Rovce Hawkins ZAiLES JEWELEftS Activities on the concluding day were relatively minor compared to events during the week which included fairs, mass meetings and proclamations by government officials Celebration for Georgia Womens Suffrage Day" and urged all Georgians to observe the occasion by restating a commitment to the tenets of equal and individual rights to all citizens in the state feminist A church service 1 4506 .324 524 4511 & YORK - led bv women ministers and seminary students was held at Atlantas Tnmty Methodist Church In New York a group of about 100 persons demonstrated outside the New York Museum of Natural History to protest what they called an of unnatural portrayal women by museum officials The rally at the museum was sponsored by the lesbian wihith movement feminist claimed that the museum nas traditionally displayed women in subservient positions or else had ignored women alto-geth- The group marched to the front of the museum towing a Irt s X y X purple dinosaur 10-fo- t & v. for with symbols marked women The group is not part of the National Organization for Women (NOW), the main thrust behind the week., demonstrations, but a spokesman their said NOW supported efforts ' Baylor TV by Sanyo... value you take with you 12 D agonal y rrea,jred s " a 'enr? te bjiit 82 cnannei tun "g and insLnt biac' and white c 'ure and sound in Sand e Laura Scharf, a member of the board of directors of New York NOW. said Sunday the major focus of tins years demonstrations is women in poverty and the attempt to get the equal rights amendment ratified $795 Seven coriven.ent ways to buy Zaes Revolving Charge k'a,ter Ch2'ge ZM Cus'on Express Charg0 BaixArencard V.aker Bankard Layaway Downtown, 1 29 S. Main Cottonwood Bountiful, Valley Fait Mall Fashion Place Mall Ogden, Provo & Orem Mall The Humanist Manifesto II. an attempt to a 1933 document, update stresses that humans alone must solve their problems It affirms a right to birth control, abortion, divorce, sexual fi eedom. euthanasig and privacy. It calls war and nationalism worldwide obsolete, urges ecological planning and warns against backing aw'ay from technology 4,000-wor- d 4328 sports Alagjine .321 4.370 g More (AP) than 100 religious leaders, social scientists, philosophers and others have signed a document that rejects religious dogmatism as a means of salvation 1pm) Lifestyle I ditorial Writers 0 Imted Press International Feminist groups across the nation concluded a week-lonsenes of demonstrations and rallies Sunday, the 53rd anniversary of the womens suffrage movement NEW 524-284- 0 Sund.tvs before kditor. I xeeutive Information Seores News Promotion LAGOON Fire plagued rescue efforts during the first six days and officials said the temperature in the tunnel was 129 degrees when the bodies were found (. Suffrage Rallies Dogmatism HERE TO CALL HERE'S !mr the two m ners was lised in a F report by state Medina! Thomas Jams and the other became clogged and useless authorises sa.d Women Wind Up Leaders Reject want sports scores, have a news story or feature you want to talk about? Is your paper missing? Do you want to discuss a classified or display advertisement? competed other girls from Sunday David Deeder, 41, a Hecla Mining Co assistant shift foreman, and Terry Idall. 24 were trapped 1 200 feet underAue ground after tne case-17 Rescuers recovered their bodies Saturday Two shafts were drilled to get air and water to the main-er- s One never reached them p Do you need information, AND GLAZING SERVICE SCREEN WIRE p Tribune Telephone Numbers Russell Miss First runner-uin the pageant was Miss Black Louisiana, Cynthia Willard, 19 Miss Black North Dakota, Sylvia was second 20, Nomson, runner-up- , and Miss Black Florida, Janice Nunn, 20, was third runner-u- CL1P&S.tL myself " ARIZ GRANDL, Two nnrors trapped (AP) ;n a cave in at a copper mine near here died of dehydration and heat exhaustion at lea'f five days before reMuers reached them, a medical e disclosed aminer a report CASA In Georgia, Gov Jimmy Carter proclaimed Sunday as Skin No Measure , Black Beauty Says CHERRY HILL, NJ (AP) A New York City girl who says that beauty is more than skin deep was named on Sunday the new Miss Black Amenc Armce Russell, 22, won the national crown in a pageant that began here Saturday night and lasted into the early morning hours After being crowned by last years queen, Linda Barney of Marlton, N J , Miss Russell said that Lie essence of beauty comes not from outside but from inside the person Its spiritual," she said Its a sharing of oneself with others Thats all I really want out of life: to share Apollo Veteran Reported Good 2 Miners Died of Heat, Thirst I ', 1 - - More DETROIT (AP) than 90 percent of the Chrysler I orp employes represented by the Imted Auto Workers union have voted to auho nze a strike, the union said Sunday Sundays vote is routine and A n ( 1 Crews Disband Officials at the Interagency Fire Center m Boise, said mast crews from the Fast have returned home, with an additional 120 crews of 20 persons each still being demobil- - a:- - a V - k X r-t , I , I V f i f r Y P ' 35 nr Jr I ir V " , r , I $ f -- "A , ; w 'M S1 t, f - W The last of the big fires to be controlled was the stubborn Fmezout b'aze in the northeast corner of Oregon 3 000 it a s ' vt hJ " z , Onlv is- r i r t ' , Vote Okays Strike at Auto Firm Arts Advertising Departments Classified Ads.. . 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