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Show I9 ' " 30 A ' f r J DESERET NEWS, January 16, 1969 Thurrday, Highway Bill board Removal Plan Eyed I? a ?' ; , - ' VV VV; fy4V "4 1l y'VV b.o.rfc" ' , r rV pvC:V t' f ' : i City. A Treasury spokesman said the department has 24 million ; for budgeted spending in the state next year. The announced , -- ; f ' , - 1 5 ' " ' s v ' s r ?: "w? ' t 'v ' ' ' W . ' f " V,!' .' ' V A$ ' y, ' - iS f department Oct. 25, 1968,--1ha- the office would be opened this year, probably in quarters located at the old Salt Lake terminal. Approval of the office was given a year ago but was held up because of shortage of funds in the Treasury De- partment. y oi ,v ' proposed today that 27,000 be spent in the fiscal year beginning July 1 to open a customs office in Salt Lake Utah High- rights-of-wa- H - WASHINGTON The U.S. Treasury Department j '$ Printing Week Ends With UTech Event Funds Budgeted For Customs contract that would set up a Utah under existing regulations. way officers and advertising ex- pilot project in Utah to take the Under the Snarr plan, the cost ecutive Douglas Snarr met here signs down. Turner said at in Utah would be 9 million, Wednesday with federal offi- Wednesdays session that he according to state figures. cials to discuss a proposal for would have his legal advisers Snarr has proposed taking all the orderly removal of highway determine if he could accept the of companys signs at one time, signs that do not conform with plan before congressional avoiding a costly, piecemeal beautification federal guide- appropriation of funds had b3en litigation bver each sign. lines. Snarr said after the ses- made. r The states are under a 1970 sion that some progress had deadline to have been made. Property Stolen Snarr, Utah Highway Director undesireable signs removed Police were investigating y Henry C. Helland, highway from federal highway the theft of 4,209.25 in today or face a financial penalcounsel Leon Halgren, and Sen. met ty. But Congress has failed tc property taken from Magic Frank E. Moss, Chemical Co. offices at 235 W. with Bureau of Public Roads appropriate funds to pay for !2nd South. Piiector Francis C. Turner and jsign removal. Halgren said State legislator, W. Hughes other BPR executives in an Utah has about 100,000 in beauattempt to win federal approval tification funds now, but cannot Brockbank, company president, of Snarrs plan to take down spend it on sign removal. said the theft included office The BPR has estimated that equipment, rug cleaning items, signs. The same officials will meet it would cost 25 million to take dust mops and heavy-dutfloor signs in mats. again day to present a draft down WASHINGTON h , 1,000 printers! Approximately and their wives are expected in Salt Lake City from all parts of the Mountain West at the climax of Printing Week Friday : execuSaints, a former printing tive. at the banquet, the craftsman of the year award will be presented to Richard A. Roberts, letterpress department and Saturday. foreman at Utah Banknote Co. Activities will center at Utah and Printing Week chairman, Also Technical College, 46f0 S. Redwood Rd., where an exhibit of printing equipment will be open to the public from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. to 6 will be preA scholarship sented to Steven Johnson, Bountiful High School senior and son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon A. 1991 Penman Ln., Johnson, Bountiful. lie is the winner of p.m. Saturday. an essay contest sponsored by Printers will attend seminars the Salt Lake Club of Printing all day Saturday at the college. House Craftsmen on Printing, Civilization's Heartbeat. At a banquet at Rodeway Inn,: Vicki Covington, 19, daughter 154 W. 6th South, Saturday eve-- j . ing, guest speaker will be Elder of Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. is Idaho, Counof S. Monson Rexburg, Thomas the Covington, cil of the Twelve, The Church of reigning over the weeks events with the title, Miss Print. Jesus Christ of Latter-da- ' y 4 ; s 9 v i 2 ft DOWNTOWN MILLION DOLLAR SALT LAKE S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Syracuse raise flags at new park. Boy Scouts from j Throngs Jam Island Rites By GARY BLODGETT ANTELOPE - ISLAND A recreation site on the northern tip of Antelope Jsland was dedicated Wednesday as Great Salt Lake State park. i ,.N e a r 1 y 1,000 persons Jammed the Syracuse Road leading to the island to witness the brief ceremony under a bright sky and unseasonable varm temperature. Park officials had placed folding chairs along the adway in front of the portable speakers stand. But this afes' not nearly enough as the crowd of spectators and 2,000-acr- e . SAVINGS sion. Senate President Haven J. the only Barlow, other speaker, thanked the Legislature, Great Salt Lake and community Authority, leaders for making the state Women's Coats Now Reduced! park a reality. The island park will be open on weekends and holidays from noon until sunset until the Easter weekend. Beginning Easter, the park will be open every day, said Mr. Tippetts. Admission to the park after Easter will be 1 per car or use of the 7 yearly park fee. Davis County Commissioner Stanley M. Smoot offered the dedicatory prayer. dignitaries stood along the ake shore and sat atop their Hi o BIG meet the tourists Wednesday. Facilities at the new state park are primitive, but suitable, said Harold Tippetts, associate director of the Utah Park and Recreation Commis- . Deseret News Staff Writer i Gordon E. fiarmston, executive director of the State De- nent , .of . Natural Re-- , Gov. utces, represented L Ramptan at the Self trim orig. NOW Fur trim orig. do other al 3988 Smartly fashioned winter coats reduced for tremendous savings nowl Choose from many delightful styles in self or fur trim. You'll want to hurry in for these fantastic values! Terrific color and fabric selections! 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