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Show w if) 16 A NEWS, DESERET Thursday, April 3, 1969 'Law Week' oectL Accident Sn Utah rings Car Recall The ftory of how accident In Utah was ude to the biggest recall of cars in was disclosed today State Health Division. recalled Motors General aeveral million cars and tricks a fatal a prelfactory history by the late-mod- in for safety repairs. That move cost the company an estimated 1 million in postage alone. c- aii ffj njj usitTpgiir MiVrfi0fiigrpiD A mechanic not associated with the auto industry and the S t a te Health Division's industrial Hygiene staff studied the car, collected interior a.r samples and analyzed them. A significant amount of carbon monoxide was identified as well as a defective exhaust system and a body panel defect, the publication J The Atomic Energy Commission expects to have sufficient data on shocks from nuclear undergrond explo- reported. The faulty exhaust system and a defect in the rear quarter panel of the auto allowed access cf the deadly fumes into the passenger compartment, the article added. sions that it will give a public briefing in Salt Lake City in two to three months. The State Health Division then relayed thoe findings to General Motors. GM engineers were flown to Utah from Detroit, and the recall followed. ing a briefing on the tests north of Las Vegas and The State Health Divisions publication, "Your Health, told how its investigation of a tnree-deataccident ' had ah impact" on the Important recent recall of more than three million Chevrolet Impa-la- s between manufactured 1355 and 1968. Gov. Calvin L. Rampton called upon citizens, young and old, to participate in a crusade for law observance this morning when he desig-nate- d 3, as Law April Observance Week. The observance, plus continued effort to update respect for law and order and for peace officers and courts, is sponsored by Law Observance of America Inc., of which Sen. C. Earl Alsop, Lake, is president. y lt Gov. Calvin L. Rampton gave this report today In Salt Lake City after attend- Cattle Killings Probed each and were lined up in a row near 40th West and 1700 North. The stock was owned by the Jeremy Ranch, 2450 W. 3500 North. Longson, ranch manager, discovered the dead animals Wednesday. Hayward said three other cows had been shot under similar circumstances in the last three weeks. The patrols will be made up of the Sher- - Efforts to stop malicious destruction of cattle will be initiated this weexend by the Sait Lake County Sheriffs Oftice. Six Herefords, each with calves, were killed over the last weekend, and the investigation is now being led by Capt. N. D. Hayward, detective division commander. said the cows Hayward were shot two or three times Joseph iffs and re- jeep patrol Office serve officers. 2 Rings Stolei) - .. Thieves stole two gold 'we& ding rings, total value ,$1)0, , from the handbag Of Judy Ave., while the Mann, . j 266-4t- h victim was at a department store at 2nd South and Main ' . Street. , NATIONAL ARMY & NAVY STOREC making a helicopter trip over the areas Wednesday. h Zales care about The accident occurred last July, when two adults, a youngster and a dog were found dead ic a parked auto near Strawberry Reservoir in Summit County. . The windows were closed and the ignition was off in the auto. you! y to bring you srorehappinessl The State Medical Examiners office found a "lethal concentration of carbon monoxide in the victims blood, and debegan an investigation to termine if the auto had a mechanical defect. 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