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Show DESERET NEWS, JOB 6, 1969 Wednesday, August , AreiraG s Huigs Swatting of a portable Installation sound system or a special stage cluster were suggested Tuesday to correct the sound bounce effect in the Salt Pal- He also said it was not true that the architects had not known about the placement of a stage in the arena. The Salt Palace ace arena. Speaking at the monthly chairman meeting, McCown Hunt said, We recognize we have a sound problem. But people should recognize that this complex is the only one of its kind in Utah and were all learning how to use Through an examination with the architect and sound consultant, we hope to have the bugs soon woiked board i. out." , came apparent July bugs" 12 be- at the Glen Campbell show dedicating the arena. Many persons sitting on the ground floor near the stage complained they could not hear the performance because of the feedback. A similar problem occurred July 26 during a lock concert with Canned Heat, Turtles and Iae Mione of a series of chaels rock concerts promoted by M&A Productions,. Los Angeles, Calif. Palace Manager Earl Duryea said the sound bounce was corrected by rental of a portable sound system for last Saturdays concert featuring Spirit and the Grassroots. The sound system was shipped in from Taco Brey, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif., at a rental fee of $1,500 which was split between Salt Palace and M&A Productions. Though the same system will be used during the Aug. 15 Mendes Sergio Show, Duryea explained the rental was only a temporary mea sure. A Route Hearing Continues, 2 States Cite Air Needs , portable system could be purchased from the firm Continued from Page B1 tar J10, Hunt said the board should also consider the purchase of a stage cluster which would force tne sound out into the audience and prevent the reverberations on the ceiling Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Area Chamber of Commerce, and spent most of their efforts in buildi-'- g a case that Utahs economic growth already justified new service. Pro-Uta- walla hesitant. M&A Productions has agreed to continue use of the Palace arena for future dates. If sound problems arise, Duryea said, the concerts could be changed to the exhibit hall seating about 10,000 persons. Though initially S.L. CARRIERS The Utah area is served by only one transcontinental airline (United) and by another trunk line (Western) which flies to the West Coast. Two regional airlines, Frontier and Air West, also serve the state and both have asked for an extension of their routes in the case, as has Western, which seeks a route to the East Coast. Special assistant attorney general Robert Campbell, who is acting as Utah Agencies counsel, called witnesses the day They throughout included: ' Salt Lake J. Mayor Bracken Lee. He said, This city has too much to offer the nation in the w'ay of natural resources, a situs for the location of new industry, a viable service, both for passengers and cargo shipments. He said, We sincerely hope that-thCAB' will decide favorably towards authorizing additional carriers to serve Salt Lake City. . . . 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