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Show ' Thursday, July 17, 1969 DESERET NEWS, jj Shifts Planned At Capitol T raf f Ai! g.UUl.ds iluil'.iUiltcCl Wfc'it today by Secy, of State Clyde L. Miller after receiving recState from ommendations Depa rtment Highway engineers. The curved road running westward from the Capitol to t widened four feet to permit two lanes of traffic westward and one eastward. One lane of westbound traffic will be free flowing to turn northward will Sif-ee- t Church Ponders Building Bids Continued from Page l B-- of bid base $31,675,000; Haas and Haynie S an C o r p Francisco, and Martin K. $32,494,000; Eby Construction Co., Wichita, Kan., with Layton Construction Co., 2987 S. 2nd an associate, West, a milted Duties Assumed ic-Fl- ow Plans to revise traffic flows and parking at the Stafp (ani- - at $34,400,000. Pres. Tanner, who announced during the meeting new facility will iiou.se Church offices now scattered in about 13 buildthe city, ings throughout said President David O. McKay is looking forward to seeing the building started and completed. He said the proposed structure will contribute much to the citys building program and will add beauty and convenience to present Church facilities. The building is well designed for immediate and future needs of the Church. Its been under design and consultation for over seven years, Garff said following the meeting. He said both low base bids were within estimates of the architect and the Church. Architect Geo. Young, designer of the new Emil B. Fetzer, facility; that the Cannon Church architect, and Richard Young inspected the bids for All necessary requirements. met specifications required by tlie building committee. Pres. Tanner said Chamber of Commerce officials had told the Church there should be no problem in the present buildings used by the Church after the occupied being structure is completed. He said construction on the high-ris- e building, which will include wings four stones high to the east and west of a center tower, will be completed by the end of 1972. Construction will be of welded steel, with a facing of precast stone in white quartzite. R. Milton Yorgason, Ogden accountant, took over new duties Wednesday as a member of the State Tax Commission succeeding A. Pratt Kesler. toward Victory Road, the other will turn southward icYvad ttcvT.tcvii Days Of '47. Launching Tonight Tax Commission Yorgason said he is closing out his accounting prac- - senator. From East Capitol Street, traffic will move one way oniy into the Capitol area. Parking for 15 cars will be provided in parallel stalls on the north side of this road. The parking lot immediately south will be entered only from the west, with traffic to move east. Traffic will move eastward only on the long curved road in front of the Capitol. For the road immediately in front of the Capitol, traffic will move westbound only. Parking for buses will be provided on the east side of the front Capitol steps and press parking will be moved to the west side of the steps. A study will be completed soon on how much space shall be reserved for public parking and how much allowed for employes. Employes who park in stalls marked for the public will receive warning tickets. After one warning ticket, the department head will be notified. If the employe continues to park in a public area the Board of Examiners will be informed and punitive action taken, Miller said. Pge an Richardson, man. parade chair- B-- l rades theme, and parade en- tries fall into four categories; Freedom Is Liberty, Freedom Is Progress, Freedom Is Religion and Freedom Is Play. Riding in the parade will be President Joseph Fielding Smith of the First Presidency, Church of Jesus Christ of Vernon L. Holman, commission chairman, said Yorgason will supervise the commissions collection department and receive other assignments later. Kesler has been recommended as an assistant U.S. attorney for Utah. Saints, and his wife; Kate B. Carter and Wi- posses will represent the Utah State Riding Association in lbur C. the parade. Julie Ward, Miss Rodeo Utah for 1969, will lead the Calparade, followed by Gov. Latter-da- The parade route begins at South Temple and. Main, then to 3rd South utming east to State Street, then to 4th South, then east to 2nd East, where J- Jt- ..J- - Ul L. VAI !U;t- Freedom IS is the pa- Salt City. Continued from y Parkinson, presidents of Days of 47; LaVern W. Parmley, Leone W. Doxey and Lucile C. Reading, Pri- Continued from Page OWE. B-- 602 Third District Judge Jepp-soexplained today that he will hear the motion for dismissal on a date yet to be requested by Robert B. Hansen, and, if his decision is to deny the dismissal, the complaint of Phil L. 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