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Show 2 DESERET JJ NEWS, November .Monday, 3, 1969 Starvation Dam To Work Storing Water D U C H E S N E Pu'knnad ra ec ui I lnt TtlPvj'fi Ar ihp firt water storage m S'ar-rtm- n P.psproir. f ir-- r dam wa'pr. however. will pome from Du"hpne River Water d.verted from the Iifpp-n- e tle rerert! by rnrnplppd Kn ght Diversion Par. fiows through a conrretp r tp Centre! Ltah in BonnPullP Lmt. rr.Tp'ppd c t'rfijPPt and trie d milp long Starvation Tunnel to ftp roorvo ' Whrn full the resprvoT wi.l store more tnan 167 OoO arte feet of water and will hap a surfare area of 3 310 at res Trie 15 foot high Starvation Dim has been about two and one half years in the maksrg. Clearing operations at thp damsitp were started in Mar eh of Construrtion was suspended dunrg the past two winter seasons. The dam consists of 4 600,000 cubic ards of fill was thp annnunrerpfTt iorh'OfLsnnS Ludlna CLP d'sfnrt rna agrr. nf,nr-rrmTuPsid uVrr tored m thp will hp u ed to cuppif1-rnp- BcgTring n rrs-pr.n- ir lnndrauatf irrigation supplies in the Dud.esop arra, art to replncr water dAPrted for use on thp rapid! expanding Wasatfh Front. Starvation P.psprsoir is on Srawhprr R.or about thrpp m from p s Duohesre. Most of thp storage W ar sources, he said concerned that the yourg drug users should know what they are do.ng. But we are aho concerned that the parents be educated because they play an important role in inis problem. Parents see much that police don't see, but they are afraid to call us. Most parents feel they will get their children or a neighbor's child in trouble A crackdown on the pu'her is the major objective of the police, not the prosecution of a young user, he said. students have experimented with drugs this past year. Also I would say that between five and six hundred students from the university are either now uing or have used drugs, he said He cited a sharply rising increase m the number of junior high students experimenting with drugs. Junior high Kids can't pandle drugs. They just don't know what they ere faking I feel that psychologically it is worse on these kids than high school or college students, he said. Officer O'Brien, working full time on the drug problem in Logan, indicated the value of drugs used in Ixjgan totals thousands of dollars monthly, though much of the drug he traffic goes unnoticed, said. Drugs used include marijuana, barbiturates, amphetamines and LSD. Marijuana, he said, has been found growing Ak?d what is being done to control the drug traffic m Logan he said. We are using the program of education, with the crackdown cn drug in Cache Valley. Perhaps the major problem in Logan is not accepting that the problem exists. two-pha- tons. The 2 920 toot lorg dam has a base width of about T'A feet and tapers to 30 feet at the top on which a gravelled road has been con- - Seven men were of Wenatchee, Wasn., under confrart with the U S. Bmeau of Reclamation at a cost of S3 132,740. , concrete bred 'p.llway has been constructed on the right abutment of the dam with a des.gn capacity of 16 600 second feet to divert water from ti.e reservoir to accommodate flood flows. The outlet works, through which water Hcv.c, are on the Iert abutment and have a 2,3l0 second foot rapacity A three-foo- t thick layer of soil cement has been placed on the upstream Uce of the dam to protect it from erosion A ror-nail- y A s potion of A ded bv a license pare Tumrer. Salt Lake Cify pnnre cortrued tneir seareh for a rran who engaged m a chemical .nrat- - figi-- t uth a store owner Saturday rugnt. Salt Lake City Po ice Chief Dewey J Fill-- s vowed hs department will continue Ps Starvation Dam was constructed by Goodfellow Bros t Inc arresd er tre weeKed m tb West Seeord South Street area as ov US. Highway and the existing bridge over Strawberry River will be inundated by the reservoir, necessitated by a relocation of about 6 miles of tne h'gn-wa- y and the construction of Starvation Bridge to span an arm of the reservoir. The 1 634 foot bridge is Utah s lorgest over water. 40 ar.ti-vir- e An Meanwhile. Police Chief Dewey J. Fillis warned citizens against the purchase and U'e of canisters containing tear gas or chemical mace campaign. meter ma.d police secrem.y were used in the arrests. AH off-dut- y ard a seven men were booked m m. at Beavers Market, 2nd West and North Temple, when a man brought a loaf of bread to the check-ou- t counter When storekeeper Harold Furlbut. 117-- 4 th East, turned to make change, the man leaned over and sprayed Mr. Hurlbut with a chemical S 20 p a-- Chief Fills said his sped. vision cial investigations will clean-u- to strpss of the West Sec- continue p robbery occurred at The Salt Lake City Jail for investigation of sex ts for hire ond South Street area and enfonement of present liquor statutes. spray. Police I. H. Allen Officer e storekeeper fell to the Poor while the man leaned over the counter and scooped money out of the till. sa'd t'-- Hurlbut. however, Mr. grabbed his own canuster of mace from beneath the counter and attempted to stop the man. rebber finally The escaped with $200 into a waitoutside the ing automobile store. Chief Filhs recalled that last year he urged persons not purchase the sprees saying they could be used more effectively and safely by law enforcement officers to .uui. 0. the 2rr Ha part. ment and drug stores have cooperated with us and are not selling the chemicals ha said, but some temporary outfits come tnrough offering it. This results m incidents like the market episode when it gets out of hand." Utahn Found Dead James Nisbet. C. 24. Last, Apt. 7, died Sunday from a gunshot wound at his home, according to Salt Lake City Police Officer Charlie Trost 274-13t- h Kisa; by wave action. Utah School Board To Meet In S.L. Logan Notes Drug Problem LPfJAN Prug traffic estimated in thp t'nosuands of dollars monthlv has turned into a definite problem here in this rorthern Utah city ana is brromirg a greater menace all the time, says Perms O Brier., Logan City police officer. I have no real estimate but approximately 250 Logan High 7 roo W) 7 Men Booked fini-he- !7 upstrppm 1 prli,p P ' Tbit material weghirg more tnan S.L Police Have Car Number, Press Search For 'Spray Bandit' On Vice Counts r styles from TO The men and women who have direct responsibiLtv for of I tab s pubUc operation schools v ill gather at ti.e Salt Palace Tuesday to study current education problems. They're the 207 members of the state's local boards of education, their chief executive officers, the superintendents, and the men whG keep financial records in order the district Dr. T. H. Bell, state super- MlWJUflU'IJ fm&m 7 or intendent of public instruction, w ill keynote the first session of the 47th annual convention of tne Utah School Boards Association at 1 p m. Boardman W. Moore, president of tne National School Boarcs Association, will spea at a 7 p m. banquet session. The conver.uon will continue through Wednesday afternoon. B. 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