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Show " u ' ' w j U V y 1 Hu y rytftw y Financial Solutions 'Seeded Gov. Calvin L. Rampton said the Utah Legislature today must do something about the s t a t es financial headaches uithin the next week if a successful solution is to be found in this session. regard to the constitutionality yi p yywp y p.yo-yu- , yM'U. y t-- Engineers Visit Salt Palace Site vw y ww rr- DESERET A Week' In 'i y wr-- NEWS, Thursday, A 21 Mutiny Trials Protested The Salt Palace took its first breath of life today. Inhuman treatment of our men in uniform can continue only as long as we stand by and watch without acting. versity of Utah students, were sponsored by Salt Lake Resistance, a group that offers draft counseling for local That statement appeared on youths ard favors a volunteer rather than conscript Army, leaflets handed out to passersby said James Ferro, one of the in front of the Federal Building, founders. 125 S. State St., Wednesday by Three soldiers have been sen25 young people protesting the results of mutiny trials this tenced to 15 years at hard labor as the result of a strike week in San Francisco. at the San Francisco Presidio The protesters, mostly Uni-- I stockade last October, in protest at Dugway has been High school students, unithe proposed Sunday closing greatly curtailed, but he still is stulaw for automobile dealers. versity engineering concerned about it dents, engiprofessional He will sign into law the Some oppose as immoral the merit bill for counties now proposed Sentinel missile base, neers and other interested persons visaed more than being considered by the Legisla- nerve gas tests and atomic test. 50 engineering displays in ture if it L passed. My concern is not with morali-- ' the Exhibit Hall. There is some hazard at- ty, but the safety of the state's The Engineers Week disThe Legislature has done tached to tranporting nerve citizens. rather well in getting house- agents through population cenRampton said he vetoed the play was scheduled to be keeping out of ihe way and ters, but there is more hazard Sunday closing bill two years open to the public fiom noon in testing them, Rampton said. ago because he felt it was to 7:30 p.m. at no charge. passed, he said in a KUED telHe said he was informed that unconstitutional. evision press conference. of testing non-prof- n NO PASSAGE Sugar House only But I am somewhat disturbed that I see no clear pattern emerging in financial matters. I wouldnt expect the appropriations bill to be passed by this time, but sometime in the next few aays the Legislature must make a decision on the school support bill. February 20, 1969 "F of the fatal shooting of a prison- er fiering alleged unsanitary and substandard conditions at the stockade. A total of 24 other men are waging trial. leaflet The passed out Wecnesdav claimed a fetal of 34 suicide attempts by 24 prisoners in three months at the stockade. Peter Crockett. Ferro and Diana Hirchi organized Salt Lake Resistance. Ron Robinson led the protest march. goons open 9 a.m. A IIL Rampton said until this deciis made the Legislature cannot procede to the question of whether additional taxation is necessary or to any other bill concerned with finances. sion m im ait The Legislature should have decided at least by a week from today the level of school support it wishes to provide, he noted. 111 OTHER FACETS The governor also said: He is much more concerned about atomic testing in Nevada y fend nerve gas testing at Proving Ground than about the storage of nerve gas agents or the transportation of same from Denver this week to WIN a George Washington Heirloom Colonial Bedspread Dug-wa- House Nothing to buy! Just deposit the coupon at full size. of twin or has choice the Winner or Saturday. Friday Drawing at 5 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22nd. KOB-Sug- 37.50 Value! ar Dugwny. The governor was to receive today an opinion from Atty. Gen. Vernon B. Romney in Gn-BSGEftE- Pi-- D 1 (Cutters ijftTTflrPffa BCD Start Set On Camp ai rmii cirawi losing Construction on an Emigration Canyon camp for handicapped children will be started this summer, Salt Lake County Cer- ebral date? evening. Project progress was outlined at the annual awards dinner ofj the ; United Cerebral Palsy group held at the Ambassador1 East. 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Feb. 10, 1970; Eddie $ Nerone, 76, Granger, five years, fraudulently obtaining narcotic druQt, Nov. 18, 1999; 1Benedict 20 and Salas Jr , 20, Salt Lake City, 110, socond degree burglary and giand Feb. 10. 1970; Joe Vann, 45, larceny, Wichita, Kan , five years, assault with a R. deadly weapon, Noy. 11, 1969; Cnnwey eeond Cra.ne, 23, Ogden. 130 and Dec and larceny, degrrp guraary N grand , Andreason, 72, Salt 1969; Robert lak City, 130. forgery, May 30, 19a; Raymond L. O'Connor. 32, Salt Lake years, third degree Ciw, Six monthS'thrf burglary, Feb 10, 1970; Donald Mattson, Tt sandy, j.io, qrard larcenv. Nv It 19i9 John Thompson, 37, Mgna. 110, Frb 10 1773; PmI Rrbert In, met, f7, Midwest. Wvo . 130. second degree burglary, conditional termination March IB. 1909. Those galnlnf .rehearing dates Include IB. Salt Lake CIY, five Brent D. Zub-years, obtaining n eperty b' fa's' pretenses, February 1970; Linda Burkhart, 23. lablona, Drhrvie Ounty, 130 fog'ry, revoked, parol February 1970; Glen hird laving, 21, 0dcn, 130. second and Februdeqreg burglary, parole revoked, ary 1771; hind Jnmes Gray, -- 1, Seattle,1 embeizlement, Auqust 1970. John Day, 31. Salt Lake City, five narcotic obtaining fraudulently gea'i, and Brent K Duennebell, 24, Salt drugs, Lake City, 130, forgery, had paroles end hearings continued without, Blaine O cmiKaniiniDcmniicMKiatm trrrmMKgteflS ffoanTbackifurnitureTthrows role dates Wednesday when they appeared before the Utah State Board of Pardons. The men are: it rt 8& BOARD ACTS -F- irrTm dlOCnlklOTB n i7AJiTTirrntiT' GEUnrtfsroai tchen towels 14 To Get Paroles QP o f (PETm C23inxi!2l)Ifc- OCHu'OWiD MEDIA HONORED non, newly elected president. 4 lEClES 2 fipifiiHimiirn; i7lrTTi rrTifi rfTnit, rasticall weater UBGj ' Organization service awards went to The Deseret News, The Salt Lake Tribune, Salt Lake City and County Commissions, and1 KMOR, KALL, KSL-TRadio, and KUTV. Receiving Presidents Awards were John Johnston, Rocky Mountain Regional Field RepreCerebral United sentative, Palsy Foundation, Fred S. Ball, Vem H. Brazell, JoAnne Cheney, Grove L. Cook, Alice ManNangum, Milo S. Marsden Jr., ette Michie, Robert P. Paul and James F. Sewell. Presenting the awards were Junior Lehnherr, outgoing president, and Mrs. Phillip L. Gag- ix GP tin frai U. The camp, to be named after the late Dan Kostopulos, will provide work experience for the handicapped, according to Dr. T. D. Harris. He reported that a possible cooperative agreement with the University of Utah Medical Centers Department of Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy is being negotiated. Mrs. Lucybeth Rampton, wife of the governor, was the recipi-- ! ent of a support award for her service in opening the gover-- j nors residence for a silver service tea benefit. UTAH aazDGGfk earn, " C"")00 0 145-5t- h W ITH GHInCimDcs. RASHER! Palsy workers learned PACT iwro- nsulatioiTand 4 In Canyon Wednesday gIDcceD M??,Ht90p.BOd uso Optional Ghargo or Lay Away .fe V i 02 0s |