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Show r rrfrrM'tT'rrN NEWS, Wednesday, March 26, 1969 DESEHET SC - V Washington Bureau - A or eases of timber harvest on inn ease federal lands are possible with-'te- r An WASHINGTON 4 j Boost e management, and access to timber that might jothenvine go to waste. Rep. of foiest bet-ias- in the harvest of timber on conservation, sacrificing said. oral land to help stabilize lum- - he said. This could be accom-jLloy- d the! her pikes and meet, the The Utah congressman noted through increasing allowable while that harvest, improvement domestic demand for imports of lumber woqji ing products was called for Monday by Rep. Sherman P. Lloyd, in a letter to Sec. of Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin. fed-jo- 4k, 'graduating magna cum laude. The Lamberts lhe at 3TS7 U. Medical Student Wins Haiti Post Galls- Par.' TimberDeseret Ne vrrr"rrtivv' es grow--plishe- former member of the tal Bon Samaritan, Limbe, Haiti, University of Utah track team, with his wife and two children. now a junior in the Universitys Samaritain, Limbe, Haiti, with College of Medicine, will workjhis wife and two children, a Haitian mission hospital for The increased since 1933, at hospital serves the rural 10 weeks this summer. tropical area of northern Haiti. exports of logs from the U.S. to He is Gaiy H. Lambert, one of It has a census of about 90 Japan have increased 16 times,! AmerJcan medical students patients hut about 3 000 others m the past seven years, thus selected to receive Smith Kline 'visit the hospitals clinics each further lowering the supply of 'and French Foreign Fellowships, 'month. wood products for domestic use. 'and will leave May 1 for LHopi- - Lambert will assist with all i A j Sptinghollcw Dr. the work of the hospital including complicaied maternity cases surgery. ' Spinet PIANOS His wife, the former Jane Barber, is a medical technologist and plans to assist in the hospitals laboratory. Lambert was a cross-countr- three-yea- Per Rent Or Ivy Pm aiMtb rMt. m on the U track and teams before y t Credit r apply rcb later KING'S MUSIC The Utahn made the request y as the house banking and committee opened hearings on t'e sk rocketing costs cur-lenc- of wood products Rep. Lloyd, while a member that committee, was the first member of Congress to recommend an investigation of the of price increases. in his letter to Sec. Hardin, Rep. Lloyd said, Federal poli-- y must reflect a balance between sound conservation practices and wise economical use of our natural resources. Our domestic lumber production is decreasing, while housing needs aie expanding, lie said. This has pushed lumber pi ices up 100 per cent on some items in the past 18 months, causing the U.S. to double its imports of lumber since 1933 to meet the demand, About total of the of softwood two-third- s U.S. inventory saw-timb- is on federally-owneThe land, Rep. Lloyd said. government 'lierefore has a responsibility to help maintain oider on the lumber maiket. d Kvidence that suggests 1 S.L. Recruit Wins Marine Honor Award Pfc. Samuel V. Pacheco, a Utah Marine who lias been' ti aining at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in ' San Diego, has been chosen ' outs landing in his recruit 1 traini"S cycle. H In competition r Buy 1st tire ...get 2nd tire, & ottT ywi with Pacheco was chosen to receive a dres blue unifonn men, Pfc. 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