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Show I House Okays Emergency IPhone Call Bill, By DEXTER C. ELLIS linquish u despite the frantic appeal of a mother whose son had been seriously injured. The child was taken to the hospital and eventually recovered. The House also heard a dis- cussion of the perils ot nuclear contamination to Utah's residents and futuie generations irom Nevaua atomic News Staff Wmei Deseret A bill making it a crime loi anyone to refuse to give up a party telephone line in an emergency w as passed by the Utah riouse of Representatives today and sent to the governor. Despite argument;, that me Jaw would be unenforceable and that instances of refusal to give up lines are rare, the bill was passed by the overwhelming vot? of 63-Rep. Stanford P. Daiger, told of an Lake, instance in Ogden recently s where on a farm-areparty line refused to re teen-ager- late ing. Depa.tment e the eltects ef radioactive exposure on living itngs is well known. There is evidence that cancer, leukemia and mutations affecting children for centuries can be caused by Mich exposure, he added. Pendleton said he is partic-a r 1 y o p p osed to said u 1 above-groun- d at nniid was a substantial pay increase for Supreme Court, District Court and Juvenile Court judges. When combined wnth a proposal to add two more district judges, the cost would total a tidy quarter of a million dol lais a year in increased state spending. The debate was cut short by adjournment, but not before battle lines were clas.de drawn, posing the question: The matter 1940s. He . prevent further contamination ot Utah, even if this means a moratorium on further test- ati isuo bound to become lanuhar the session ends. of Radio- 01 logical Health. Umve-sit- y Utah. He said the state has been repeatedly dusted vvitn radioactive debus since the e It coincided with introduction of a resolution asking President Nixon and the Atomic Energy Commission to take all necessary action to a of the low-co- tests. servue problem Robert C. Pendleton, director Ko introduced vvpre measures to increase mining occupation tax and to permit cities and counties to set tip housing auhorities to provide housing for handicapped persons. needy vv ar veterans and families. The mining occupation tax -' hill would an estimated $1.9 million by providing for a graduated tax on the gross amount of metalliferous ore or metals sold. It would apply exclusively to Kennecott Copper Corp. Gov. Calvin L. Rampton asked for such a tax in his budget message. The alleged radiation dan-ge- t was explained by Dr. testing for engineering purposes. The House Tuesday had its first joust with the money vs. Charles B. Lcatluun, Bills already liaxe been hv the House which pass ..nniii ..'I up a commission with power to remove judges and to compel them to retile ai age TO. M. Byion Fisher. Rep. Lake, chief sponsor ot HBtil. said pi .'sent pay is m pass a bill increasing adequate it to attract j I va, 1 - j Itf dvertisement La Don't stitute FALSE TEETH ry. Thurston e arose to clarification. Is there some way amend the bill, he "which would make it bteak into an outhouse a dire emergency? TS ,,unfr. i Uh-U- i chicles, buildings, types etc., sheds, camp wagons, which, when broken into, consecond-degre- MV . I. st MINK Do false teeth drop, slip or wobble when you talk, eat, laugh or sneeze? Don't ba annoyed amt embarrassed by such handicaps, i ASTFETH. an alkaline (non-acipowder to sprinkle on vour plates, keeps false teeth ntoie flrmlvset Clives continent feeling of security and added comfort. No gummv, gooev taste or feeling. Dentures that fit. are essentia! to heal'h. See vour dentist regularly. 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He said that while the final bill siill embodies the philosophy of control of higher education by one strong, central board, the multitude of amendments has produced a bill which, I think, is generally acceptable to all the institutions. be uay to PIERCES expend- itures by a quarter million loi home of whom are judges, not win th halt ot whal they are getting now." GREEN BEANS INHaMOUNTaIN fAvomif since ur . jf 'WUc VJen line J Sr domelhinq J ill lJeai f J Give her niarvclou. Like IS NOT EXPENSIVE! Any hearing aid is a waste of money jf worn only lor a lew weeks, then hidden in a drawer. Sonotone seeks the to provide lifetime hearing economical way by a well fitted hearing aid you can enjoy all the time. 39 YEARS OF LEADERSHIP! 3 &oiiiething A GOOD HEARING AID ARPEGE EAU l)E LANVIN the fragrance tlial keeps reminding her of you. From 3.50. lynn Bylr on ym Experience S0II0T0I1E of SALT LAKE 364-97- 8 30 East 3rd South See Lynn Beyelet for Better Hearing EtliPUCIi "r s' "would Neglect Slipping burgla- ) J House 197 siip-poi- t, No Chicken For Solon of INTIRMOUN1AIN I AVORITI ilNCI lie said that in view ot the revolt and the taxpayers state money squteze, the Rep. LEGISLATIVE CHAFF While the other b8 representatives were munching on fried chicken during their Continued front First Page lege of Eastern Utah and Snow the presidents o? the various luncheon recess today, home- by the State Board off spun Glen Thurston of Morgan College, replacing them with g rnnnfil nt HtoW o stitutional boards with less ad- - Higher Education, after consul-- was putting the bite on a plain tl0ntation with the institutional baloney sandwich. ministrative powers. j abolish the present Boards remove Dixie College from councils. pkPp pjchatd J. Carling. and Boards outlie jurisdiction of the Statel of Regents the of speaker of the Third House, presidents gjC Trustees governing Lniversity Board of Education and place1 schools broad administrative! explained that Thurston, a of Utah, Utah State University, 'the school under the central 'powers if delegated by the cen-- l cattle rancher, doesn't caie with an institutional tral board. College of Southern Utah, for chicken. council. Other representatives, howplace policy decisions, budg- CONVALESCENTS place the Utah Technical eti of the, ever, suspected he was being determination an(j r fmirt t 'I Is tlie t F I,cenir;, role of various institutions of! punished for a remark he TtBiiijr huh ih! hiieM'ui. hoard, with the State Board of tn pi I'Ht jjipr education under the cen-- l made the day before. Milk tub.' distant r tit A bill was being debated ' .I Im.s uirl NH Jrink Ui Iflli.rtp ",V ? u ' council for both r smr the institutional prv iH kn i. iu nii which speiified the various Tii.i.1. r i.m.i.r iM.k., sc.h00s. Create the post of Commis- Lobby Lobby, the lounge provide for appointment of sioncr of Higner Education to serve as chief executive officer west of the House Chamber of the board. where lobbyists often are allowed to enter , , to to the board giu power to the "control, manage and super- arm-twi- put on vise the various universities 1 e g i s lators, and colleges and eliminate now has a new duplication of curriculum when- name. ever this is felt to be in the best memThe interests of higher education in bership gave the state. Rep. Kenneth Twelve members of the cen- A. Brady, tral board are to be appointed speconcial by the governor, with the permissent of the Senate. The other sion to post an three will be appointed by the illustrated sign President of the Senate and the lounge as Speaker of the House, also with Senate consent. Board members will be se . t A. , , - W lected from the state at large, ' CA'k with due consideration for geoV' J, graphical consideration. CORN y i Single College Panel Gets Okay From Utah Senate 12 February illc. JUUgCs. Gordon A Mails', a, Lake, added Ins stating that I' tali now pays less money p, pidge than any other state, and the best way to make sure we have the woist nidges" is to leae it that way. Among those voicing oppose tion to the bill was Rep. Wednesday, JPIERCESS Action on the bill was put olf until Tuesday. The jud'Cial pax bill (11B61) was presented as part of a package intended to reform and upgrade the state's eouit s' stem. moie important to hold the line on spending or to upgrade services? "Is 63-- 3 NEWS. 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