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Show Ia C Savants From Utah JACKSON, WYO. (AP) -State and federal ofLcials generally spoke in favor of an extension of the Jackson Hole Airport runway at a National Park Service hearing, while environmentalists Special to The Tnbune EPHRAIM The faculty role in the governance of higher education will be the central topic Thursday and Friday when about 500 Utah college and university representatives meet at Snow College for the 30th annual meeting of the Utah Conference on Higher Education. which sessions, '.1 i Hearing Redefines Battle Lines on Jackson Airport Extension Proposal Meet Lures The - The Salt Lakf Tribune, Thursday, September 13, 1973 said the project would harm wildlife and the environment. 1,700-Foo- t Extension Approximately 50 statements on the proposal were submitted by organizations, agencies and individuals dunng the t sion of the runway hearing. to to feet 8,000 accommod.e Interior Department HearFrontier Airlines Boeing 737 ing Officer John Rampton of Salt Lake City, said written jets, construction of a parallel 8,000-foo-t taxiway, additional comments on the proposal now will be received for 30 parking aprons and car parkfacilities, an improved days and will be used in prep- ing aration of a final environmen- access road, a new sewage tal impact statement on the system and other minor imOther proposals proposal. That statement will provements. would involve an instrument be submitted to the Council on Environment! Quality with landing system, a runway the final decision resting with lighting system and an air traffic control tower. the Interior Department. day-lon- last year and allocated the funds t the Park Service. The Park Service drew up a 6,300-foo- g preliminary environmental impact satement and now the final statement must be completed. The initial statement, released m late July, concluded that jet service to the airport m Grand Teton National Park is not necessary to support a skiing industry." The statement said the project could result in increased noise and air pollution and Congress appropriated $2,125,000 for the The proposal calls for exten project early mar one of the reputedly most beautiful views in the United States the Grand Teton Mountains. of the Earth, the' Idaho Environmental CoaLUon and the High Country News based at Lander, Wyu At the hearing Tuesday, the longest presentation came from the Sieira Club and lasted 40 minutes. The club called experts n noise and air pollution, wildlife and also a socio- Call for Study supporting the proposal included Wyomings congressional and Gov. Stan delegation Fnends would logist Other environmental groups submitting statements opposed to part or all of the project were the Wilderness Society, Hathaway, the state Travel and Aeronautic commissions, the Teton County commissioners, the Jackson Hole Airport Board and Jackson Mayor Lester May. Jackson Hole Preserve, Inc., which operates the Teton Lodge Co. in the park, and ENACT, a Jackson environmental group, called for a study of regional transportation before any nal decision is reached. Several area doctors also said the airport project is needed as an essential part of a transportation chain to . transport sick and injured per-- Those submitting statements , sons from the igrea,.. m will e place emphasis on faculty in volvemcnt in state level governance, will begin at 4 p.m IGA INSTANT U & I FINE BEET NON Thursday and continue FAT BUY MILK through Friday afternoon. UCHEs annual fellowship banquet will be at 6 pm. after which Dr. Thursday David P. Gardner, president of the University of Utah, will give an address. ' Keynoting the second general' session at 9 a.m. Friday will be Dr. Earl V. Pullias, of the University of Southern California's department of higher education. Position Paper During that session Garth R. Beacham, UCHE president and Snow College dean of instruction. will present a report, and UCHE's steering committee will present a position paper dealing with the impact of the now State Board of Higher Education on the faculties of Utah 9 i st sf tA- ty'Vr 4 - Iagrade KITCHEN SPECIALS! HINDQUARTER ROASTS Tender. Young, Delicious Treat colleges and universities. Dr. Thomas R. Burton, Weber State College associate professor of English, will succeed Mr. Beacham as UCHE president, and a new vice president will be elected during the annual conference business meeting. That session is scheduled for 3:15 p.m. a on issues ib. higher education. It lists as its members Snow, Dixie, Southern Utah State, Weber State and Westminster colleges, College of Eastern Utah, Utah State University, the state technical colleges at Salt Lake and Provo and the Utah State Cv 0 DISH 1st Grade Farmland BACON y -- 59 FISHCAKES Shank Portion Breaded Captain Hook lb. DAIRY IGA 12-o- z. 89 FRANKS lb TOWELS 49c'ea. Solid Color, Rainbow 63 FISHSTIX BUTT PORTION CENTER SLICES I4 Breaded TableRite -- in Pk3 CLOTHS of s n 19 LEO of IAMB LEG Faculty Views UCHE is a nonpolitical organization formed to present views 3k lb. Choice PORK Friday. faculty USDA D,SH Cottage Cheese lb. Meadow Gold or Viva Yogurt Board of Education. Both the U. of U. and Young University Brigham institutional as withdrew members of the conference last year. However, individual faculty members from both schools participate in UCHE Q 'h pt. For T BAKERY activities. IGA Buns SALT LAKE CITY t 918 West 10th North 67 West 17th South 376 South 9th West 5880 South State .406 East 3rd South Entries Get Prizes at State Fair LOGAN HYRUM AMERICAN FORK EUREKA OGDEN ALTAMONT r MIDWAY PRICE DRAPER GARLAND MALAD MAPLETON OREM EVAN5TON.WYO. 650 N. State MORGAN asLintLI 31 Hamburger or Hot Dog DELTA Pnif. Eady 16 Oz. 00 1 39 White Wheat Winners were announced Wednesday in categories of judging at the Utah State Fair. Judges decided on the best entries in the Lome arts in crafts and in the generalized portion of pottery, jewelry and weaving. Prizes included cash from some company sponsors and first, second and third place ribbons, along with an honorable mention category in all the events. Wednesdays winners included: Homes Sweepstakes. Tobie ute-gorie- " s, ts Household Linen ond Accessories. Mrs. Georoe Jomes. West Jordon; Bedroom Linen Quilts ond AfgHons, Morytyn Price. Heber City; Rugs. Pictures ond Furniture, Moxine H. Ruth WiJOs. Sondv; CtOthing-Fobnc- , Munsoker. Provo; Knitted ond Crocheting. doming ond Accessories. Mory Steinberg. Sott Loke City,; People Over 70 Yeors of Aoe. Soki Ogden; Youth Division (uo to $ osraidi, Jont Jensen. Sott Loke City. end Bread Sweeepstokes. Candy Chompton Condv Maker, Mrs. Waiter Doniets, Ogden, ond Chompion Breod Maker, Genevieve Pointer. Soil Loke City, first. Chamolon of Sewing Machine Contest, Best Cotton or Cotton-BienDress. Jeroldiene C. Wood, Solt Loke City, first. In Crofts, Best In Leather, R. W Foxtevr Ogden; Best in Show Gerckt Woodwork. Robbins, Models. zBiuffdoie; Best in Show T, Keith 0. Munsee. Mogno; Best in Metoi Work. John Frozen, k Straw Miscelione-fc- ., Hunter; Best In Show ous Crofts, M.A. Bocher, Sait Lake Ceramics, ItwCity, and Best in Show Stills. Vemoi. toCtndy -- Fine orts division, best of show. Ken Oovldson, Ogden; second best of show. Horoid D. Petersen. Sait Loke City. , Young omateurs division, best of Show, Fred Fehiou. Sort Loke City. Fine orts division, first gold ond fin Silver winners: 8 - esslonot oils Harold Wooiston, "LPtftosont Grove, ond $. J. Skynear. SoH Loke City. Homer water color Professional Sort Loke ond City, Clark, C Lee Anne Miller, Farmington. - Professional Fred J. graphic Hunger, Ogden, ond Pool G. Bowen, ProvoIf-- -v Mork Pet-- r Professional scutptorr erven. Sort Lake City; and Mormon Worte, L avion. Dora Webb. BouaM J, tvt,Amo tear oilsMorrison. 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