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Show ' Alts Sewer 'Best in Utalv The m of Alta Tuesday praised 'downs sewer as the bcst.'tah, and possibly in the nat; and assured the Salt LaKfrea Chamber of Commerciard of governors that the pie has caused no damage. Mayor dressed thd fast meeti fices 19 e. Ttre about three weeks, Mr. Levitt said. The line, which runs from Alta to Snowbird, was started in September of last year and completed in December. The next thing we knew, we had an assault in the press, he charged. He said the town has made a tremendous effort to put - - i ' . funds, $5,500 per person. The staiements attnbuted to Dr. Gibbons came as a surprise, he said. s In t&articular case, we are th4ctims of if repotting the press). That kmd of Is is and I catchy, makes and story, but has nothing tk with the facts he said. I The faie said, are that some wtl needed to be done: relng some brnt vent pipeiimming around manholes I filling areas where hollolxist. They alUst the final things you L to do on a construction! The contractor is at V and these details should completed in u? - - - , i t v 4 j tt I V i. i it Jt'lv i ' i j. A v t1' tA 4 r SS( V ' x 4 - Mayor Leavitt also said that Dr. Gibbons has personally apologized to me, and said the matter got out of hand. 'iV 4 if' c ' - Crews Add Final Touch Vi, - ;; Sv N V 5 k r m.- -' i&s tea - ? ha from he se not bi and would rave he sal Dr. ftrr (Jbbons, direttor, Salt Lae Cikounty Health Depar?i.t, reported to have it last week that unless thewer-waworking sueessfc by sJ season, he would e to close down some lo iw i the sewer in. The project will cost each citizen in Alta $4,000, iU.Kiua.Vt id uiOi 1 ilC t To Alta Sewer System Special to The Tribune ALTA Heavy equipment has moved in to finish a $750,000 sewer system before the first snow cover. Work being done by Enoch Smith and Sons, contractors, includes repairing damage caused by last winters heavy snowfall, trimming manhole covers to assure a tight fit and grading, smoothing and seeding. Explaining the work, Jim "ane, a member of the Alta Town Board and manager of the new sewer system, predicted work can be done easily by Sept. 30 when the towns fiscal year ends. After working through last winter to finish the line in a blinding snowstorm, cost overruns stalled the finishing touches, Mr. Shane said. Work stalled again Monday wih arrival of an Environmental Protection Agency grant, he noted. - ' T . . . 4 VAH '2 'SK "d H!'''' .P- -V' ,r ' 'V . y) v- -' ,vv r -- 4 V. S"v s,." N. V s, ' y : y j , V, 'CM r ! ' v 3 1 V 4 sv The Salt Lake Board of Health wants the work finished before the snow makes it impossible. Unless the project is working successfully by ski season, lodges will be closed, Dr. Harry L. Gibbons, health department director said last week. City-Coun- The line already has successfully passed air pressure and water tests, Mr. Shane said. Trioune staff photo by Frank Construction crews at Alta arc racing to finish repairs on sewer system be fore snow makes the work Impossible. Being done to repair damaged caused by R. Porschatij last years severe winter, the work was praised by Mayor William Leavitt. t S.L. Session Lieutenant Governor Miller Gains Virgin Islands Trip ( By Max b. Knudson Secretary of State Clyde L. Miller won approval of the State Board of Examiners Tuesday to travel to the Virgin Islands for the annual conference of lieutenant governors, Oct. console pianos have one unique feature that no other pia can have. These small pianos, only 41" high, are the only small picAs in the world with a full size sounding board. (Patent No. 342543. This, and several other features, give these console pianos theynamic performance of a grand tno. The sound of our new mcel is something to be heard. Tf treble sings with a deep, haulng ht for the dinner and the of Education the other said the purpose of the is to boost morale of education board thing ever befo achieved in a snll piano, and the Rampton in Washington Coincidentally, Gov. Rampton is in Washington and Mr. Miller is acting governor. He is also one of the three members of the Board of Examiners and he and Atty. Gen. Vernon B. Romney approved the $543 for the secretary to make the trip. upper notes are as belMikeas you could ever hope to find in a piano. Board $1. He physicians dinner among Wednesday. Dr. Morton H. Maxwell, director of the secr- Hypertension Okay Water Project (high blood The examiners also approved an agreement between Detection and the Board of Water Resources Follow-U- p and the Rocky Ford Irrigation at Program Co. for an irrigation project UCLA four miles west of Mmersville Dr. MaxweB in Beaver County. Half of the School, will discuss hyperten$65,000 total for the project sion, its treatment and compliwill be provided by the divications at the Ft. Douglas-Hidde- n sion. It includes installation of Valley Country Club concrete canal lining and pipemeeting. lines. An author of 21 books and numerous articles, Dr. Max-- 7 Mr. Miller and Mr. Romney well will explain the hypertenalso okayed plans for a spillsion program's objectives and way on the Kents Lake Dam methods and the role of the near Beaer. private physician. the Medical The problem is that Utah doesnt have a beutenant governor, but as secretary of state Mr. Miller runs the shop in Gov. Calvin L. Ramptons absence and he believes hes closer to being a lieutenant governor than anyone else at the State Capitol, officials said. on high blood pressure) Legislative Operations Office, and precedent is on his side because former Senate President Haven Barlow has represented the state six times at the conference. and gives reckmotion to the music pjay. The bass is de Deeper than a An authority pressure will address a dinner meeting of Salt Lake City etaries. But, one potential hitch developed. State Sen. Pres. Warren Pugh also intends to attend the meeting, according to a spokesman for the Joint .sweetness tb lingers L.A. Medic pay for a dinner for some 100 secretaries. A spokesman said each secretary would have paid $2.60 Jr. Tribune Staff Writer Astin-Wd- To Hear Clyde L. Miller Acting Governor Acts The legislative spokesman the Senate president should go since he lieutenant governor presides over the Senate in states that have that office and that is Sen. Pughs job here. No action was taken on the spokesmans comments. said Daniel F. Lawrence, director, Utah Division of Water The board also turned down a request by the State Board of Education for funds to help Resources, said the old rock spillway is inadequate. The Kents Lake Irrigation Co., he said, has asked the Board of Water Resources to pay 86 percent of the $160,000 estimated cost of the project which includes 1,200 feet of drainage pipe at the base of the Three Creeks Reservoir Dam A program similar to the UCLA plan was implemented in Salt Lake City by the Department of Community and Family Medicine, University of Utah College of Medicine. Under the program, a survey is conducted in certain areas of the city and persons found to have high blood pressure are referred to the Community Hypertension East Clinic, door-to-do- or 888-2n- d Hail the Harvest With a Happy Heart 1 National Weoftwr Srvk Data Portly cioudv but clearing skies witn warmer tempt otvres ore fore cast Wednesday In the intermountoin temperotures ore High Region expected in the 10s Soft Lake Weofher Dota; Precipitation for 24 hour period ended Tuesday .IX of 5 pm for Precipitation September, 2 39, Accumulative excess, 2 20 since October 1, Precipitotion 1972 20 SB, accumulative excess, 6 97; Sunrise 7 0S am. MOT, Sunset 742 p.m. MOT. Soft Lokg City, Ogden and Provo Generally fior orvd warmer WednesLows neor SO day ond Thursday Highs in the mid 60s. Light ond variable winds Wednesday. Probability of Wednesday Ldlcatcs rain decreasing to less than 10 percent and Wednesday Wednesday night Utah Pair West ond portly dowfoir dy east Wednesday becoming over state Wednesday ond night Thursday. Warmer days. Lows 40 S Highs Wednesday 75 to IS ond Thursdov 10 to 90 Foir Wednesday Eostem Nevodo ond Thursday but increasing cloudiness north Warmer Thursday. Wednesday. Lows 3S to 45. Highs in the 80s Cloudy with scattered Wyoming showers ond thunder storms and Portioi eoriy Wednesday. Oeormg west ond north with o tew thundershowers late Wednesday. Portly cloudy ond a little warmer Thursday 60s ond Highs Wednesday upper Low the 70s through Wednesday night SOs except 40s western volleys Highs Thursday 70s or 1 low 60s. Southeast Idaho foir Mostly A little Wednesday through Thursdov warmer Wednesday turning slightly cooler Thursdov Overnight lows 40s weather forecast map partly cloudy skies but r Highs mid 70s to low 90s Wednesday ond mostly 75 s Thursday. E xtendsd'&rtlogR V" " , Friday (.trough Sunday mHd ond 4ut Utah Generally foir o chonce uf showers north Friday ond Sotordoy. Highs In 80s Lows 4& ' toSS. Nevada Generally fair ond slight-t- v warmer but o chonce at showery west on Sundoy Highs IS to - 95 except 9S to 105 extreme south. Lows 35 to 45, except 65 to 70 extreme south. Scattered showers ond WyomLtg thunderstorms ond cooler Friday and Soturdoy. Partly cloudy ond continued cool Sundov with o chonce of widely scattered afternoon ond evening showers ond thunderstorms. Hlvns mostly 65 to 7$ LOWS 25 to 35 wst. 40s ese where Chonce of rain Southern tdohe east oortion Friday ond Soturdoy. foir Cooler of first Otherwise highs m 70s. Worming trend highs 75 to 65 by Sunday with with clearing with highs In the CDs throughout Intcrmountaln Region. . ' i bwx .Wk jWk 0 jad jp rfOA, ftt 1 4 afc wn. 0, jffs. j? 4- , |