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Page 8 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah Sunday, September 12, 1971 s-mm 1 I jtrnvammi. i mm iuj minim Egyptians Vote On Constitution t-irm mm yj i v. (1 1 CAIRO (UPI) Egyptians voted Saturday on a 193-article permanent constitution which increases the powers of President Anwar Sadat and guarantees individuals more rights. Results of the balluting will be announced Sunday by Interior Minister Mamdouh Salem. Cairo radio said voting took place without incident The constitution is expected to be approved overwhelmingly.

Egypt's la-it constitution, adopted in 19TJ, was abolished 19 years ago when King Farouk was overthrown. Since then, a provisional constitution has been in effect The new constitution would strengthen the powers of the president by making him chief of police and authorizing him to take emergency measures to protect the state if constitutional insti-utions were threatened. He would be required to organize a referendum on he measures within two months. Previously, the president had to consult the national assembly within 15 days. It also includes a provision stating an individual is innocent of a crime until proven guilty.

A person is allowed to apply for state aid if he is unable to afford legal counsel. 8. Released Britisher Is Home LONDON (UPI)-British Ambassador Geoffrey Jackson returned home Sabtrday from eight months captivity in Uruguay by Tupamarc guerrillas to a "dream come true." Jackson, 56, stepped off his small gleaming white British government jet to a subdued welcome from a horde of television cameramen, newsmen and about 100 onlookers at London's Gatwick Airport "This is literally my dream come true to come back to my own country on a wonderful day like today," he said. "I look like an English sheep dog and I must go get my hair cut but you'll excuse me as I am really tired," Jackson told newsmen over a loud speaker system. The envoy appeared to be near exhaustion from his ordeal.

His face was drawn, his walk unsteady and he kept his hands clasped humbly in front of him as he addressed the crowd. His hair covered most of the back of his neck and his coat collar. He wore a rumpled pair of light checkered trousers, brown suede shoes and a dark blue blazer. Jackson answered no questions from newsmen, explaining that he would hold a full news conference after several days of rest in the English countryside. Idaho Will Try Again Identification Positive For Slain Salt Lake Girl fli imiiimi- I.

A rlwJ at Attica, N.Y., where prisoners rioted an took over sections of the prison. (See story on Page One.) BARGAINING INSIDE WITH MUTINOUS pmoners is N.Y. State Correction Commissioner Russell G. Oswald, extreme lower left. The scene is the Attica State Correctional Facility PIER ANGELI Movie Star Pier Angeli Found Dead BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.

(UPI) Pier Angeli, the copper-haired Italian-born actress who carried on an international child custody fight with former husband Vic Damone, was found dead Friday. She was 39. An autopsy was scheduled today to determine the cause of death. The actress' body was found in the apartment of a friend, Helena Sorell, Miss Angeli's first acting coach when she arrived in the United States in the early 1950s. Miss Screll said the actress, who had just finished filming a science fiction picture in Hollywood last month, had been in "good spirits" the day before her death but had been under a physician's care for a stomach disorder.

The petite, green-eyed actress, born Anna Maria Pieran-geli, was under contract with MGM during the 1950s and appeared in a series of romance and historical films, starring with Paul Newman in "Somebody Up There Likes Me" and "The Silver Chalice." Miss Sorell said late Friday the actress' family had been notified in Italy and in France, where her sister, actress Marisa Pavan, resides. Family members were expected to fly in today to make funeral arrangments. Miss Angeli, who pronounced her first name "Peer," married singer Damone in a 700-guest ceremony in 1954. The marriage ended after four years with their international domestic difficulties, chiefly a child custody fight waged in port said x-rays indicated the girl had been shot perhaps seven or eight times with a medium caliber weapon, possibly a .32 caliber, and that a fragment of one bullet had been recovered from her throat South Salt Lake City Police will continue to pursue the abduction aspect of the case, unless further evidence indicates that the girl was killed inside the Utah state line. The Elko County, Sheriff's office is investigating all leads in their area in an attempt to determine where theN slaying took place.

Officers said the state of decomposition was so highly advanced that they had thought the body had been in the desert for up to five months, and the bullet wounds were not visible at the time of discovery. FASTEST DELIVERY SERVICE IN TOWN IVAN'S DRUGS DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Phone 373-2672 Free Delivery IS? SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -The body of a young woman found in the Nevada desert Monday evening has been positively identified as Sherri Martin, 17, the missing South Salt Lake City doughnut girl. Miss Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, Murray, was last seen at the Winchell Donut House where she was employed, on the night of Aug.

12. The girl's body was discovered last Monday afternoon by a Utah couple hunting for pinenuts in the desert area 15 miles south of Wendover. Her hands and legs were tied and she was wrapped in a blanket The badly decomposed body of the victim was first taken to Elko, Nev, nd htir transfer-ed to the University of Utah Medical Center where the State Medical Examiner's office performed the post-mortem. The medical examiner's re-Lady Bird In S.L. Briefly SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -Lady Bird Johnson, wife of former President Lyndon B.

Johnson, made a brief stop in Salt Lake City Friday, on her way to visit her hospitalized daughter in Washington, D. C. Mrs. Johnson stopped in Salt Lake enroute from Jackson Hole, to see her daughter, Linda Robb, suffering, from a neck injury received in a fall earlier this week. Mrs.

Johnson had been in Jackson Hole for a meeting of the Lawrence Rockefeller Conservation Association. Arts, Crafts Provo, 2. Stephanie Woody, Salt Lake, 3. John Richards, Salt Lake, Hon Ment. Ray Newton, Salt Lake.

Jr. Amateur Still Life 1. Richard Stum, Provo, 2. Jim Lewis, Salt Lake, 3. Jeff Edwards, Salt Lake, Hon Ment Carter Ames, Kearns.

Jr. Amatr uf Landscape 1. Grant Laycock, Provo, 2. Tom Smart, Salt Lake, 3. Richard Stum, Provo, Hon Ment.

-Kerry Jensen, Salt Lake. Jr. Amateur Portrait 1. John Richards, Salt Lake, 2. Ray Newton, Salt Lake, 3.

Richard Stum, Provo, Hon Ment Cartd Ames, Kearns. Fine Arts Best in Show 1. Lynn Hone, Brigham City, 2. Harold Peterson, Salt Lake. Professional Oil 1.

Gold-Zelda Salt Lake, 1. Sil-ver-H. T. Groutage, Logan, 2. Gold-VieonneMorley, Salt Lake, 2.

Silver-Merril Gogan, Sandy, Hon Ment. Lee Miller, Farm-ington. Professional Watercolor 1. Gold-H. T.

Groutage, Logan, 1. Silver Kenneth Davidson, Ogden, 2. Gold-Gaell Lind-strom, Logan, Hon Ment. Farrell Collett, Ogden. Graphic Professional 1.

Gold Robert Rumel, Salt Lake, 1. Silver Ed Maryon, Salt Lake, 2. Gold-Jennifer Giddings, Park City, 2. Silver-Lee Miller, Farmington, Hon Ment. -Richard Murray, Salt Lake.

Professional Sculpture 1. Gold-Paul Butler, Ogden. 2. Gold-Mac Stevenson, Ogden, Hon Harman, Salt Lake. Amateur Oil 1.

Gold-Ruth Kocour, Salt Lake, 1. Silver-Jane Abbott Lovinger, Salt Lake, 2. Gold-Janet Finlayson, Sandy, 2. Silver-Donald Leech, Salt Lake, 3. Gold-Kevin Kelly, Salt Lake, 3.

Silver Linda Southam, Salt Lake. Amateur Watercolor 1. Gold-Keith Dagley, Ogden, 1. Silver-Mitchial Lange, West Jordan 2. Gold-Michelle Welc-kev, Ore, 2.

Silver Stephen Ehninger, Salt Lake 3. Phoebe Berrey, Salt Lake. Amateur Graphic 1. Gold-Ronald Clayton, Salt Lake 1. Silver-Pat Eddington, Bountiful, 2.

Gold-Kory Berrett, Salt Lake, 2. Silver-Mitchial Lange, West Judged Jordan, Lambert and Mark Petersen, Salt Lake. Amateur Sculpture 1. Gold -Travis Crowther, Ogden, 2. Gold-Nicholas Kotak, Ogden, 2.

Silver-Dennis Budge, Provo. Young Amateur Best in Show Peter Forrester, Spring-ville. Young Amateur Oil 1. Kathy Nielson, Salt Lake, 2. Elaine Chatterson, Salt Lake.

Young Amateur Graphic 1. Tom Kurz, Salt Lake 2. Aaron Morishita, Murray. Yount Amateur Sculpture 1. Douglas Goldsmith, Salt Lake.

Senior Citizen Oil 1. Hugh Wells, Salt Lake, 2. Barta Melville, Fillmore, 3. Louise Nelson, Salt Lake, 4. Oneta Shurtz, Salt Lake.

Crafts Leatherwork 1. Darrel Hawkins, Ogden 2. Richard Passey, Ogden. Woodwork 1. Patrick Laurence, Salt Lake, 2.

Gerald Robbins, Bluffdale. Models 1. Darrell Palmer, Granger, 2. Julian Palmer, Ogden. Metal Work -1.

Rick Prazen, Taylorsville, 2. Darrell Palmer, Granger. Ceramics -1. Kirk Cammons, Salt Lake 2. Louise Hickman, Salt Lake.

Home Arts Ball Canning 1. Blanche Rigby, Salt Lake, 2. Mrs. H.J. Bigler, Salt Lake, 3.

Rhonda Bodily, Salt Lake. Kerr Canning 1. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larsen, Salt Lake, 2.

Myrla Allgier, Salt Lake 3. Genevieve Palmer, Salt Lake. Table Linens Mrs. George James, West Jordan. Household Accessories Mrs.

George James, West Jordan. Bedroom Linens, Quilts and Afghans Mrs. Loyd Wilson, Payson. Fugs, Pictures and Furniture Mrs. Saki Tsukamoto, Ogden.

Clothing, Fabric Damsel Nelson, Bear River. Clothing and Accessories Reidun Bo, Salt Lake. Knit and Crochet Reidun Bo, Salt Lake. Over 70 Bessie Smedley, Clearfield. Candy Rhonda Bodily, Salt Lake.

Bread Maker 1. Barbara Benson, Sandy, 2. Eldene Pe- On Fluoride BOISE (UPI) There will be another attempt in 1972 to pass legislation requiring flouridation of water supplies in Idaho communities, according to Dr. Allen Cutler, chief of dental health, Idaho Department of Health. Cutler confirmed Friday the Idaho Dental Association and other groups are planning to present such a bill at the next session of the legislature in January.

Cutler said backers of the flouridation move have not yet received an official indication of the stand Gov. Cecil D. Andrus will take on such a measure. A similar bill was presented to the 1969 session, but was kept in the Health and Welfare Committee after Gov. Don Sanuel-son indicated he would veto such a law.

Mmi Prison Sentence Meted Out SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -A 27-year-old Salt Lake City man, convicted of second degree murder, has been sentenced to serve 10 years to life in the Utah State Prison. Earl Henry Robison was sentenced Friday by Third District Court Judge Joseph G. Jeppson. Robison was convicted Sept 2 oi second-degree murder Li the May 7 shooting death of Roland Briggs, 22, Salt Lake City. Robison was arrested shortly after the victim's body was found with a 45-caliber bullet in the back above Edgehill Road.

Abernathy Salutes Angela Davis SAN RAFAEL, Calif. (UPI)-The Rev. Ralph Abernathy gave Angela Davis a clenched fist "Right On" salute and a few words of encouragement by telephone Friday. Jail guards refused to let him visit the former philosophy instructor. Abernathy, the late Martin Luther King's successor as head of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, tried to see Miss Davis at Marine County Jail where she is being held on murder, kidnaping and conspiracy charges.

Jailers refused to allow Abemathy's visit because he was not on a court-approved list of visitors. trovich, Murray, 3. Yvonne Neff, Salt Lake. Bernina Contest Champion Gloria Brenton, Salt Lake. Graphic Arts (printing Industry) Best in Show Publishers Press, Salt Lake.

1st place winners Publishers Press, Deseret News and 3-P, Inc. County Booths, Horticulture and Agriculture Grand Prize Salt Lake County 1st place went to Weber County and Cache County. fuel State Fair SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -Ribbons were awarded to winning entries Friday In the arts and crafts exhibits at the annual Utah State Fair as the pre-fair judging was announced. The prizes were awarded in the Home Arts, Graphic Arts, county horticulture, fine arts, ctafts and photography. Photography Best in Show Awards Edward Williams Professional prints, Bob Hills Press Prints, Don Thorpe Amateur Prints, John Richards Jr.

Amateur. Professional Portrature 1. John Telford, Salt Lake, 2. Borg Anderson, Salt Lake, 3. Dave Conley, Salt Lake, Hon Ment Mickael Koehler and Garland Wilson, Salt Lake.

professional Portrature (oolor)-l. Gary Blair, Salt Lake, 2. Don Blair, Salt Lake, 3. Gary Blair, Salt Lake, Hon Richard Thayne, Provo, and Wolfgang Kelm, Salt Lake. Professional Commercial Illustrations I.EdwardWilliams, Salt Lake, 2.

Gerald Peterson, Granger, 3. Dale Hansen, Salt Lake, Hon Ment Wolfgang Kelm, Salt Lake. Professional Industrial Illustration 1. Don Green, Salt Lake, 2. Gerald Peterson, Granger, 3.

Cal Briggs, Salt Lake, Hon Ment. Brent Herridge, Salt Lake. Professional Creative Art 1. Steven Tregeagle, Salt Lake, 2. Don Green, Salt Lake, 3.

Edward Williams, Salt Lake, Hon Ment Arch Cheney, Salt Lake. Professional Scientific Analytical 1. John Telford, Salt Lake, 2. John Telford, Salt Lake, 3. R.

Lorauge, Salt Lake. Professional Unclassified 1. Edward Williams, Salt Lake, 2. George Robertson, Salt Lake, 3. David Conley, Salt Lake, Hon Ment.

Wolfgang Kelm and John Telford, Salt Lake. Press Prints Feature 1. Lynn Johnson, Salt Lake, 2. Frank Porschatis and Lynn Johnson, Salt Lake, Hon Ment. -John R.

Shupe, Ogden. Press Sports 1. Lynn Johnson, Salt Lake, 2. Tim Kelley, Salt Lake, 3. Arch Cheney, Salt Lake, Hon Ment.

-David Conley, Salt Lake. Press Prints Spot News 1. Bob Hills, Salt Lake, 2. Earl Conrad, Salt Lake, 3. 0.

W. Kasteler, Salt Lake, Hon Ment Ross Welser, Salt Lake. Press Prints Story Telling Series 1. David Conley, Salt Lake, 2. Don Grayston, Salt Lake, 3.

Frank Porchatis, Salt Lake, Hon Ment. Lynn Johnson, Salt Lake. Amateur Human Interest 1. Harlo Birkholz, Salt Lake, 2. E.

A. Gmoebel, Salt Lake, 3. William Fowler, Centerville, Hon Ment. Mel Lewis, Salt Lake. Amateur Still Life -1.

Walt Height, Salt Lake, 2. Mel Lewis, Salt Lake, 3. John Henniger, Salt Lake, Hon Ment. Rozan Dattage, Logan. Amateur Landscape (Color) i.

Walt Weight, Salt Lake, 2. John Baker, Salt Lake, 3. Marvin Poulsen, Salt Lake, Hon Ment Clark Kidd, Ogden. Amateur Landscape -1. Clark Kidd, Ogden, 2.

Don Thorpe, Salt Lake, 3. Loren Thompson, Salt Lake, Hon Ment. Charles Fretwill, Ogden. Amateur Portrait 1. John Henniger, Salt Lake, 2.

Paul Anderson, Salt Lake, 3. Dennis Potts, Salt Lake, Hon Ment. -Jeffery Porter, Salt Lake. Amateur Creative Art 1. Don Thorpe, Salt Lake, 2.

Bruce Pitcher, Logan, 3. Craig Law, Salt Lake, Hon Ment. Clark Kidd, Ogden. Amateur Wild Life or Nature 1. Ron Rowley, Salt Lake, 2.

William Powell, Salt Lake, 3. Aaron Jones, Salt Lake, Hon Ment. Bruce Pitoher, Logan. Jr. Amateur Prints Human Interest 1.

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