The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 26

Jr -fc- -r53 il uiiek. uv 4j? -V-v, Vi, A 4c rt y'- Je At At rd 'v lilt1 dt I rrbm ihI.v, bib II. lfr, ji'IEW Orders Closure of Occupational Safely and Health Lab orator; AMD 1 Mufdjst's hRFsr BOTTOM HAAIOSHi to Atcrgar.tc.wn, Va HEW Secretary Seciuarv MutJiews that if HEW pioetids to on th am ad tuneUm. of By Charles Sd a Tnbu.e Staff Wi iter David Muthkvvs signed a closure order far die the labor etoiy it v.il: he violating the mb at of VOhH iuhe nl of close re Efforts to maintain the Western Area Laboratory Not Ju tified Confess The Senate also expressed disappim of moving tile fucih'y from Salt Lake Citj. to West Virginia decision is apparent dwega-d of Snide Win i intend, John Dunlop imiOiu-, dm i 'or thi i ih il Ri ar.h omrnttee, i aikd Mons said ue will yontmuo ending ilv 1-.

unsure Vllum-uvui and Occupational Safety and Health livaed at the 'Ltdt Research Park Salt Lake (Vs, hast amors appai c. tly fuikd Employes of the laboratory hae received official notice of separation from Da ul Spencer dtrectoi of he Center for Disease Control, Department of Health, Education and lfare Tre The included National VI Senate Bars Closures Senate Appropriations CommUUe on June 17 f.l,n su. 'ur Matthews for a justify A spokesman for Sen fiscal statement that ure mid has asMd suuu ation of the t. lnsfcs absolute 1 unju titn We have woiknj closely witn tile 1 tall cougies sional di legation to pi event tills action, Mr Dunlop Adverse Impact its report a no Institute of Occupational Safety and Ik alth OSH) facility should be dosed, pending tompie In a report previously issue! by the Federal su'd "aid it now appears that HEW choose to Research Committee, the reasors cited hv MOSH for ignote the best mU tests of the National Institute a id Despite attempts by Utah's congressional delega tion of the agency 's main laboratory in Cmci'inati lion to prevent the relocation of the laboiatory OnJur.e21.Sen FrankE Moss, D-Utah, informed dosing were labeled imaginary" and noted the the people of the western state BT tt CVil titha a WITH V4KOOT H0170M 5 00 1 IB 5A3 5AM3 SAVE AT KETCHUMS 400 So. SOO Wf ST i fr" i i Pv fev f' Vv ton fira it our You mcs a k.

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