The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 21

1 UteMt IB MAY 11 1973 FRIDAY EVENING OGDEN UTAH Section MORE SUNSHINE ON TAP FOR WEEKEND IN OGDEN The weather prescription for Northern Utah this weekend calls for repeated doses of sunshine and continued mild temperatures With mostly sunny skies and a zero probability of rain Ogden area residents are expected to take advantage of the balmy weather by doing a little pre-season boating and picnicking Highs today are forecast for the mid-70s with the mercury expected to drop to the mid-40s tonight the high tomorrow is forecast for the high 70s At Pine View Dam the high Thursday was 67 degrees but the temperature plummeted to 32 degrees last night The water in the reservoir is still rising and currently is hitting 926 feet waters are still being released to prevent flooding due to heavy snowmelt Conference Defeats School Prayer Proposal Regional Directors Installed As Leaders Wind Up Sessions Medicaid Charges Responsibility of fate Court Holds A S' County Okays Application For Monies State welfare officials must (Jones Jr director of the De-cnforce federal regulations for- partment of Family Services bidding excessive Medicaid Gerald Hotter director of Recharges according to an order Igion II and Sterlin Hollinshanded down by a judge for head medical service director the US District Court North- jfor Region II The complaint originally cm Division Judge Aldon Anderson named the Tanner Memorial Clinic of Layton and a number of doctors who practice there as defendants The charges against them issued a permanent injunction against state and local welfare officials in brief memorandum The injunction is the result of a suit brought against State Department of Social Services officials by Jose Janez 0f Layton and other persons similarly PRIOR PRACTICES The order said the state could A resolution to reinstate prayer in the classroom was defeated by state PTA members Thursday during the concluding day of the Utah Congress of Parents and Teachers convention Mrs Ernest Burnside Utah PTA president said the PTA assembly opposed to praying in public schools but to the way the resolution was written resolution raised questions of legality and boardered on constitutional issues and frankly we have time to have it rewritten or consider any other alternatives than turning the resolution she added Installation of PTA officers for two and one year terms was conducted Thursday Mrs Kent Trease was elected as region three director encompassing Weber Davis and Morgan counties Mrs Trease resides in Davis County and has been affiliated with the PTA for 11 years Mrs Marvin Carver was installed as associate director Both offices are two year terms ONE YEAR TERMS Council presidents for region three one year terms are: Mrs Helen Rogers Bonneville Mrs I Clark Olson Roy-Hooper Mrs Ralph McFarlane Ogden iMrs Curtis Rapiole Weber jCone Mr and Mrs Jim Carling Morgan The PTA endorsed the first amendment of the US constitution ratifying that should make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise I Mrs Burnside said all other! Faced with bids greatlv cx- I resolutions were passed and are I of timely value making it ceedjnS fee anticipated amount 'possible for the PTA to meetjfee Ogden i already established goals YOUTH WAGES Sanctioned resolutions eluded Youth wage vice and Ogden District Ranger Dee Ritchie (from left to right) Data for the land use plan is currently being gathered by a task force comprised of various state local and federal agencies LAND USE PLANS Going over recreation use plans that will be included in a land use plan for Ogden Valley are Weber County planner Graham Shirra James Weston of the Soil Conservation Ser- FOR PROPER DEVELOPMENT not refuse to enforce federal from allowing physicians to and state regulations whichicharge Medicaid recipients have been evidenced by amounts above the fee level prior practices of the Utah 'prescribed in the state Medi-State Division of Family Ser- caid Plan vices their officials and em-i The complaint said that a nificant number of welfare re- Defendants are Evans feipienis were forced to travel out of the Davis County area to secure medical attention because they could not afford to pay what in effect was a tariff on medical services i The order was issued by 'Judge Anderson following nego-J tiations between the two sides after a preliminary injunction1 Ogden Girl 6 Hit by Auto Said 'Critical7 Planners to Prepare Plan For Ogden Valley Land Use i were dismissed earlier this year by Judge Anderson FEDERAL LAW The suit was based on a federal law which prohibits a state 6-vear-old Ogden girl wasaoafnst fee state and two injured this mor-! of Region II was handed in an auto-pedestrian down earlier A task force of planners county state and fe(jeral agencies is gathering agencies is gathering data to be used in preparing a on the material we need something receive from these agencies the determine if such ro 1 a in commission land prepare a draft of a land use to help roads Mr Ritchie indicated that jp land use plan for the Ogden Valley Weber County has been confronted with numerous requests to develop private lands in the valley and requested the necessary information be gathered for a I An application for $14742 in federal funds to continue the 'services of a legal adviser for Jaw enforcement officers countywide has been endorsed by the County Commission for another 12 months plan for study by the County explained Weber County planner Graham Shirra the land use plan is accepted it will become an amendment to the Weber County master he added Since most of the Ogden Valley area is either private or paster plan that will I determine tne completed land use plan will include provisions for wildlife and watershed protection residential development eat i a 1 use range management fire and pollution controls off-the-road vehicle use and retention of aesthetic values He also noted that the Forest Service will probably public heaimgs on its vironmental statement either in late summer or early fall The ranger lauded the cooperative project as a study that will enable the Forest Service as well asjforcement Planning Council for the county to make sound review and submission to the planning I state council for funding The share of the project will be $3686 and the state will contribute $1228 Deputy county attorney James Davis currently serves as the legal adviser County Attorney Robert Nevvey explained Mr Davis prepares legal opinions assists in investigations scrutinizes hold search and arrest procedures en-i He also provides training for law enforcement officers on legal and constitutional matters The application will be forwarded to Region 2 Law En- A ning accident at 22nd and Jackson negotiations the de-Thursday new traffic signals agreed to and along 31st caused two accidents (enforce regulations entitled according to police one with Iedical Vendor Fraud Proced-injuries jures which they believe will re- The young pedestrian Melissa su future complaince Rodriquez daughter of Mr and federal regulations Mrs Leo Martinez of 2153 The order also enjoins the Jackson was listed from to reject under intensive care at Hospital shortlv after 'Providers who make charges in the 8:10 am accident excess of the state established Ogden Patrolman A fee Thomas said the girl apparently Jerry Eean Weber County ran across 22nd at Jackson into Legal Aid Society attorney the path of an eastbound car representing the plaintiff said driven by Manuel Aviles 18 of be thought the procedure 2170 Jefferson (worked out between the two New' semaphores along 31st parties would have national ef-between Wall and Washington feet caused two accidents Thursday one involving an Ogden police 1- I LKMK1 car and injuries to a woman L-OUnTy LI Drary driver Dates Stories HITS POLICE CAR Listed in St That Only A St claims for medical services! if and where development is feasible Cooperating on the project are the Weber County Planning Mr Shirra and Ogden District Commission Weber State Ranger Dee Ritchie with the College the Forest Service thesuPP0rt James Weston from Soil Conservation Service State fee Soil Conservation Service Forestry and Fire Control the The Forest Service is facing Utah Division of Wildlife between six and eight months of Resources and the Weber concentrated work on the County Health Department planning project since it also National Forest land the land capability studies are being conducted under the direction of has to file an environmental statement complete with public input with the Council on En-will i vironmental Quality Low bid among the three opened came from the Ben Lomond Construction Co which offered to do the job for $498405 The school administration and the architect had estimated about $410000 for the job and had set aside that amount Other bids received came from Wadman Building Systems Inc for $521400 and Richard Saunders Construction Co $563636 BIDS HIGHER Alvin A Gabrielsen architect for the Ben Lomond job said he had been involved in two other bid openings in the past few weeks and that in each case the amounts had been up 25 to 35 per cent over bids for comparable work received last fall He said from that angle bids on the Ben Lomond job were better being only between 20 per cent and 25 per cent over the estimates made earlier Dr Garner told board members that the bids were obviously too high for acceptance as they stood and recommended that they be held for consulations with the State Officials Endorse New Hospital in Ogden Endorsing the construction of Services Corp said cor-the new St Hospital poration believes St safety in summer camps community school concept strengthening the home parental roles in the home guidance counseling leadership training marriage preparation classes and promoting improved safety for school buses One of the most important resolutions passed was identifying parental roles and establishing a night for families to be together Mrs Burnside said has long been a fact that a relationship to a mother and father figure is the pivot from which he or she moves through she continued VOICED SUPPORT She said the PTA voiced united support of the resolution on youth wage scales because existing federal labor laws restrict employment for young people qualified to work Mrs Burnside added that because of present minimum wage standards employers hesitate in hiring young people but if flexibility in the wage law was introduced more high school and junior high school students could get a job i -5 fi i jl I i 1 i I Hospital this morning following 'Mother Could will be the the accident was June storytime at the We-Wright 55 of 849 50 ber County Library Saturday at Sunset driver of the car which 2 pm allegedly went through the newj Betty Anderson will tell stories red light and collided with a 'including Ransom of Red police car Children of all ages The patrol car was driven by are invited Patrolman Thomas Sherwood 25 Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Dave Leslie in-' vestigated the accident i Trooper Leslie said Mrs i Wright was eastbound on 31st when she collided with the patrol car continued eastbound shearing off a fire hydrant oyer 3 curb snd collidine 1 Decision on wnst to do vith prove to goin6 Ogden School Board On Future of for preparing Included in the process will be ventory by the soil sunTey by geological hazard Weber State Faces Decision Television Station HELP ENVIRONMENT Public input will also be sought during the next few months as the task force puts together land capability suitability plans that provide the essential data need the land use plan data-gathering a resource in- Forest Service a the Soil Con-servation Service and a analysis by College in programs available over channels 7 and 11 makes the expense not justifiable of operating a local station Dr Gamer said he had the state might be interested in discussed possible dispositions of the local station and its tendent of public instruction Dr Talbot he said indicated assigned channel with Dr Walter Talbot state superin- taking over the channel and moving the station to Salt Lake City if the next legislative session will provide funding and project is already well under way and will be a valuable and far-reaching study from the Forest Sendee stand Mr Ritchie pointed out proposals to develop private land in the valley w'ould require access roads across National Forest land and we Federal Communications Commission and that approval cannot be expected Board member Glen Holley suggested that city and county sources be contacted to see if support can be obtained for a community station operation JOINT CONTROL Ben Van Shaar who has been director of the combined station conl of the and Weber (districts told the board the with a tree 8 PUBLIC TO SEE HOVER CRAFT A hover craft will be on display Saturday at 7:30 pm at the Ogden Airport Terminal for the meeting of Chapter 58 of the Experimental Aircraft Association Also on hand will be Hal Clark of and Fiber Craft Co to discuss the uses of fiber glass The experimental craft is being shown io the club by Air Vehicles the (television station educational will be con-jsidered along with other financial problems the Ogden School Board has decided after a full-scale review of the value in the district program Dr William superintendent told the board operation of the station is costing the Ogden District about $50000 annually Dr Gerald Raat assistant superintendent in charge of! instruction said classroom 'utilization of the are governor and the commissioner of the Health Services Corporation of the LDS Church Gov Calvin Rampton voiced his approval of the new hospital in a letter to Rulon Garfield regional director of the Department of Health Education and Welfare He said am satisfied that the questions raised concerning the proposed facility have been answered I personally strongly support the construction of this new In endorsing the proposed hospital Dr James Mason commissioner of the Health MOOSE LODGE TO HOLD DANCE Ogden Moose Lodge No 1364 will hold a Day Dance at 9 pm Sat- urday in the lodge hall at 1896 Washington There will be a $150 admission for men but all women admitted free Live music will be provided by the members and guests are invited Successful Bidder Rocky Mountain Machinery Co was successful bidder for 'a three-ton asphalt laying ma- chine for use by the county roads department The bid totaled $4465 said county purchasing agent Bruce Hospital should be provided the opportunity of replacing its existing hospital as announced and on the new South Ogden IN A LETTER Dr Mason made this statement in a letter to Sister Mary Patrick Murray hospital executive vice president Services Corporation does not plan to complete further elements of its master plan if St Hospital moves ahead with its development program and will plan no bed addition until the new St facility is operational and until an evaluation of community needs thereafter indicated that further development is he said Hospital officials have received the necessary construction project approval from the State Office of Comprehensive Health Planning the State Planning Coordinator and the State Department of Health All approvals are necessary said Harold Hill construction program director PUT IN CHARGE Suttlemyre director of development at St Hospital has been put in charge of arrangement for disposal of existing facilities and in anticipation of construction of the new St said Sister Mary Patrick The existing hospital site con- sists of 11 acres of ground at 3000 Polk Included in the present facility are the hospital proper a convent for the Sisters of St Benedict and three other buildings Army Reservists Remove Eyesores DEFENSE DEPOT OGDEN Ecology-minded Army reservists with headquarters here concentrated their efforts during the last 30 days in cleaning up the environment Members of the Sixth Battalion 83rd Field Artillery identified and removed local eyesores as part of a community improvement program Maintenance crews disposed of several junk cars from fields paralleling highway 89 near the Uintah exit Spec 4 Robert Blair and Brent Morgan trained wrecker operators used the equipment to dispose of the abandoned wrecks at a salvage yard Other activities included the disposal of chunks of cement and debris in Riverdale road construction areas as well as supporting Ogden Week by collecting and hauling away tons of trash The projects were coordinated by Capt Sterling Gardner who noted the battalion is integrating into community affairs enhancing its value during time of peace participating in these projects reservists assist the community and obtain significant training in operation of he said YEAR TO HANDLE Such a transfer could easily require a year to handle however Dr Gamer said and within the school rather district would have to private owner open-circuit through broadcast eeP fee station gamg the To that has been added activities meantime or lose the license valuable and modern equipment and channel assignment one mostly obtained through grants TO DROP PART which is valuable for com-'from foundations and federal' Bids have been awarded by He said the Weber County mercial operation sources the County Commission for! School District has already The Davis District has He called it the weeds department 'decided to drop its part in local ported no interest in ef i i Colorado International Co of educational television through cooperative use of the present Murray bid $4020 for 2000 gal- the combined Weber-Ogden station with the Ogden district! Grants of Iprogramming has been (discussed extensively and the general preference seems to be I for closed circuit operation size considerable Ions of Atrex and $162 for 25 station gallons of Amrol liquid Reasons given Dr Raat said own Dr Gamer said Programs aired by the station Wasatch Chemical Co bid (were that closed circuit! The superintendent said the are valuable teaching for 50 gallons of Tordon 'operation is better for school: district cannot sell the station jplements Teachers are helped and $597 for 25 gallons of Bam-j room purposes funding is and channel to commercial by workshops the station staff vel difficult and the vast im- interests without approval of the has conducted he said citing financial problems of its are continuing he said XAAAi jVi in.