The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 13

ax 13A Ogden Standard-Examiner Wednesday October 10 2973 Homing Proposal Wins Favm City Spurns Rezoning Project Off? Dr Sam Sessions head of the housing division of the State Department of Community Affairs reminded lawmakers Ito consider rural housing needs He said loan guarantee programs do little to help welfare it means the occupant simply has no other place to Barkersaid Bill Biggs director of the Utah Housing Coalition a prime force in the current push for housing legislation praised the varioia proposals for their Jennings Phillips said emergen-j of low-cost housing projects 'ey money being proposed for currently under development channeling from the state to lo-j ZERO RATE cal authorities nearly Salt Lake City Commissioner enough to efficiently use for James Barker supported iegis-new construction He said the lation to give cities the author-city has located nearly 50 run-ity to require delays in demoli-down units which it could reha-' tion to give tenants time to bilitate 'relocate He and Holbrook em- Brian Sellers director of the phasized repeatedly that the Salt Lake County Housing Au- Salt Lake area has a va-thority advocated emergency cancy in the a leasing for families and elderly month bracket persons waiting for completion! a unit is demolished flexibility in meeting a variety families who afford to of housing needs looking down on Holbrook told legislators urging that it was time to give local officials a chance to handle housing problems with adequate financial tools buy homes Sessions strongly advocated creation of a state housing agency to coordinate funding and administration of local I housing programs By GARRY MOES Associated Press Writer SALT LAKE CITY (AP)-If sentiment at a public legislative hearing late Tuesday afternoon opposition action on problems virtually conducted social services the Utah dealt with a being considered expected to be current spe- 40th Utah a straw persons attending unanimous measure remedy low-cost TOUR preceded by CLINTON By a 4-1 vote Clinton City Council members Tuesday night rejected a proposal to rezone some 40 acres of farm land to pave the way for a 700-unit housing development The tract is part of approximately 100 acres owned by Arnold Bingham who had hoped to develop the area into a planned unit community with single homes and condominiums The request for rezoning was made by Mr Bingham and Allen Jackson of Ogden project developer The land is located at about i 1800 and 3500 Part of it lies in Clinton another 40 acres in West Point and 20 acres in is representative to emergency housing exist The hearing was by the heads of two committees of Legislature and handful of bills now or soon introduced in the Legislature During the hearing vote of the 200 showed near support for every being proposed to housing shortages TOOK The hearing was I i -J to plants is one thing Shouting at them is unincorporated arena Davis Ttoaty0 are sium savin Save by the pair 2 0 off pretty panels HEART TRANSPLANTED FROM GUN VICTIM FAILS UTAH MAN DIES 1 STANFORD (AP) The recipient of a beating heart from a shooting victim whose brain was declared logically has died of complications following the Sept 12 transplant Blaine Wixom 52 a retired construction worker from Salt Lake City Utah died Monday at Stanford Medical Center a hospital spokesman reported Tuesday new heart came from the body of Samuel Mitchell Allen 29 of Oakland who was shot in the head Sept 10 Allen was pronounced dead when his brain showed no electrical activity and he was unresponsive to stim-iili A respirator inside his body kept heart beating 't for more than 24 hours The heart was removed and flown to Stanford where I transplant pioneer Dr Norman Shumway performed the operation 1 Andrew Lyons 36 of Oakland was ordered to stand trial for murder Oct 26 in the shooting His attorney has claimed that Lyons should not be tried for murder because heart was still beating when it was removed County MOVED TO DENY A motion to deny the request to rezone the area from agricultural to residential for multiple dwellings came from Councilman Neldon Monroe Mr Monroe said he was against the plan because Clinton had just completed a process of rezoning the entire city so citizens would know what the environment would be and could determine where they would live project does not he said Councilman William Willoughby was the lone member to favor the proposal Before their regular session members of the City Council here conferred with tho West Point Council to possible differences over the land West Point Mayor Loy Blake said his council had never voted on the proposal because it had not reached that stage He said however the council had approved a motion to keep the area now within West Point boundaries as part of the city should the project materialize SPECULATION There had been speculation that the land would be annexed or deannexed to put the project in one community and Salt Lake 20 sparkling new public housing units The tour was conducted by Steve Holbrook chairman of the Citizens Advisory Committee of the Salt Lake City Housing Authority and attended by more than half of lawmakers Other legislators have taken similar tours in recent months Meanwhile the State House of Representatives received a bill to amend a measure passed earlier this year to show the intent that $3 million in federal revenue sharing money should be channeled into housing programs The $3 million was originally to go for the Provo-Jordan River Parkway which would receive an equal amount from state surplus funds if rechanneling for housing is approved The tour appeared to be an eye-opener for many legislators who were heard repeatedly to utter comments such as is while touring slum areas Corresponding comments of delight were heard during the tour of the bright new public housing units near Harmony Park in Salt Lake County CAME LATER Nearly all of the testimony at the hearing later in the day came from state and local offi- Freight Train Spills Broken Rail Sale 2 or 4" Reg $3 each Standard size pillow with Red Label polyester filling Queen 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endorsed million emergency appropriation of state money to housing authorities for as to low-income house rather than state of programs funded REQUIRE DELAY for local governments to require developers to demolition of low-cost for a time long enough occupants to find suitable substitute housing of a state housing if it did not interfere the emergency housing be proposed during session in housing programs to include construction units rent supplement and government-directed rehabilitation programs government-financed emergency loan guarantees by governments similar to Housing and Veterans programs Lake City Commissioner Sale accept what the neighboring communities wanted and zone accordingly Two Entered In West Point Mayor Contest WEST This incumbent mayor and a former city councilman will be in the 1 dCe runoff for mayor in the Nov 6 municipal elections Mayor Loy Blake who is completing his first term in office is seeking reelection He is opposed by Blaine Fisher a former councilman 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SHOULD HAVE KTAPPiED AM UMPIRE Lieutenant's Bars Given Student CLEARFIELD Bradley A Keyes has been commissioned a 2nd lieutenant upon completion of the US Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps program at the University of Utah A 1969 graduate of North Summit High School he is married to the former Linda Garcia daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Garcia of 64 Airlane Drive Lt Keyes son of Mr and Mrs Buster Keyes of Coalville also received a degree ip computer science 4 fEE: MURDER TRAIL CONTINUES Didn't Kill Deputy Roll to Testify 4" Reg 799Machine washable polyester with nylon binding In an exciting assortment of patterns and colors Twin or full size Sole 2i- Reg 275 Chenille is rayon and polyester 60" width makes decorating easy A stylish lock Machine washable tumble dry Never needs ironing the on the bed The prosecution closed its case Tuesday with the testimony of two deputies Ronald Jenkins and Barr Petersen who said they were called to the Roll home after the shooting They said they heard Roll say me shoot me I killed a Under cross-examination Jenkins said he was angry at Roll and responded to the cries that he be shot by saying like Roll was fired as a vice president of Walker Bank and Trust Company after the shooting He has been free on bond received in the struggle would be introduced as evidence and two doctors would testify about the injuries Roll suffered Hansen said Roll will say he did not remove gun from its holster and did not fire it Miller earlier testified that he saw Roll holding a gun to head during the fracas and that the gun was fired Roll is to be the last witness Hansen said Mrs Geraldine Roll testified Tuesday that she witnessed the struggle but did not see who fired the gun that killed Colebrook By DAVID BRISCOE Associated Press Writer SALT LAKE CITY (AP)-A former Salt Lake bank executive is to testify that he did not fire a gun which killed a deputy sheriff during a struggle at the home last March his defense attorney told a jury Tuesday The trial of Robert Roll 43 charged with killing Deputy Melvin Colebrook continues today in 3rd District Court Defense attorney Phil Hansen outlined his case before calling witnesses describing in detail what each would say He said photographs of injuries Roll Under cross-examination Mrs Roll said she called officers to her home because she feared her husband would take her 14-month-old daughter out of the house She also said she wanted her husband arrested but objected when Miller began beating Roll with a nightstick hurt him killing Mrs Roll said she yelled at the officers She said Miller pulled her husband to the ground and both officers jumped on top of him She said Miller told her husband he had shot Colebrook and then the deputy placed JCPenney We know what looking for Charge it at Penneys 2383 Washington Blvd Open Monday Friday nites 10-9 i.