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Business Desk: 237-2055 500 IPIDEP 69013 388 GOLD COMEX SPOT $33760 60 PPER COMEX 95700 0 change Saltair Prepares For Reopening With Eye on Lake (2'h t5alt rake Zribunt THURSDAY April 1 1993 B7 1 li I 4 4 (tht5alt fake Zributtt i Es zUI Business Desk: 237-2055 THURSDAY April 1 1993 B7 I SOO INDEP I Dow GOLD COMEX SPOT it 45167 'JUIN $33760 Prepares Saltair Fp 1 4 -0 "kw IA -030 30 INDUSTRIALS 60 For Reopemng NASIMatOM' 1 SITE 3 43511 I iff-COPPER COMEX 13 -221 95700 With Eye ye on Lake 690 6 388 14--I--a "i'-a-' No change 1 4M EAHW Itit9 AHASWOMili 65-Worker Swinwear Maker to Close Plant OGDEN Apparel Ventures Inn will close its plant next month becoming the second swimwear maker to fail in the past year in Ogden The April 30 closure will idle 65 workers who sew several lines of the Sassafrass brand of swimwear That includes plant manager Janet Loftus who has been with Apparel since it opened in Ogden in July 1987 "We were profitable until the economy naturally had a big ef- BRIEFLY fect on our employment here" said Becky Daly director of ha- UNITED PARK City Mines man resources for the Gardena' reports a $157 million loss last Calif-based company "We made year or 5 cents a share on innumerous attempts to make the come of $445387 This corn-figures work here and make the pares to a net loss the previous plant operational but the num- year of $128 million or 5 cents bers didn't work out" a share on income of In August Ogden's Catalina sportswear also owned by a Cali- 000203 fornia company closed its doors WORDPERFECT Corp throwing 110 out of work Orem-based computer soft-Defense Depot Ogden Staff ware firm plans to work with Judson Cambridge Mass Won't Be Transferred West 1 An OGDEN The director of the Defense Logistics Agency has eased the concerns of Ogden officials about a potential transfer of supervisory staff at Defense Depot Ogden to the Region West depot in California In a letter clarifying misconceptions" regarding realignment issues Vice Admiral Edward Straw said Commander Capt Merrill Curry will use his Ogden depot staff to carry out his new responsibilities as deputy commander of Defense Distribution Region West The Feb 11 realignment of DLA distribution depots placed the central region depots into consolidated East or West regions The realignment also placed DDO which until that time had reported directly to DLA under the supervision of the San Joaquin (formerly Tracy-Sharpe) depot in California At that time the loss of autonomy for the Ogden depot was said to be offset by its gaining supervisory responsibilities for four depots in Texas and Oklahoma However DLA spokesman Gen Robert McFarlin during a visit to Ogden said only Curry would be involved in supervising the four depots UNITED PARK City Mines reports a $157 million loss last year or 5 cents a share on income of $445387 This compares to a net loss the previous year of $128 million or 5 cents a share on income of $600203 WORDPERFECT Corp Orem-based computer software firm plans to work with Judson Cambridge Mass The two companies plan to develop links with WordPerfect's word-processing computer software and Jurisoft's Legal Toolbox software for legal professionals I PRETZELMAKER Inc a Layton-based soft-pretzel firm has opened a new store at Crossroads Plaza Salt Lake City The company opened its first store in 1991 FIRST SECURITY Bank of Utah has completed its merger with Dixie State Bank St George Dixie will become part of First Security's statewide banking system and adds $81 million in assets DENTAL SELECT Utah's largest dental-service provider is joining with Minnesota-based Security Life Insurance Company of America Dental Select expects to triple its size INTERIM PERSONNEL 151 5600 South Murray was ranked by Entrepreneur Magazine in its January 1993 issue Interim Personnel is a division of Interim Services Inc which specializes in placing workers in temporary jobs By Joan O'Brien THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Pumps worth $60 million stand between Saltair's new investors and the kind of financial disaster the resort's developers suffered in 1983 Saltair reopened briefly that year just as the Great Salt Lake began its historic rise But as new developers plan Saltair's grand reopening in June the lake is moving in the opposite direction Developers are designing new concessions so that the fickle lake does not leave them high and dry "What they're trying to do out there does not depend on the water level" said Steve Roberts associate director of Utah's Parks and Recreation Division Among the planned attractions: food concessions concerts dancing and a pool of salt water pumped from the lake for people unable to make the quarter-mile trek from the resort to the water The resort's developers led by Salt Lake attorney Walter Plumb could not be reached for comment Wednesday State officials said tourists who have made the lake one of the Utah's top attractions now will have something to do on the south shore "Tourists were coming out here to do nothing in a lot of cases" said Clint Baty harbor master at Great Salt Lake State Park Even without facilities to accommodate them nearly three-quarters of a million people stop in the park annually he said Utah owns the land with developers operating Saltair as a concession The state grew impatient last year with Saltair Resorts Inc the resort's previous owners and imposed a deadline for cleaning up the flooded-out facility New developers have just cleaned out the last of the mud left when the lake level peaked at about 4213 feet in 1987 11 feet higher than it is now The lake's rise ended just as the state completed its massive pumping project to dump water into the west desert But like the previous developers the new owners still must grapple with the vagaries of the lake "It'll never be stable" Mr Roberts said Utah Maker of Hormone Patch Strikes Marketing Deal By Steven Oberbeck THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE A Utah company that has developed a medicated patch to treat hormonal imbalances in males has hooked up with one of the country's largest pharmaceutical companies to sell the product once federal approval is won Thera Tech Inc Salt Lake City developed a "transdermal" patch that delivers a steady controlled dose of the male hormone testosterone through the skin avoiding the need for painful injections Although the product is still in the testing stages and several years away from gaining final Food and Drug Administration Introducing the Panasonic PT-B1010U High-Definition Video Projection is Here! 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TV Specialistsinc VIOE0 AND MULTIMEINA INISTffPAS 180 East 21st South (801) 486-5757 I approval SmithKline Beecham ThE wants to market the product once sal approval is secured said spokes- 20( woman Sharyn Arnold be "SmithKline is very big in the urological area and Thera Tech's patch will fit in well with our oth- ThE er products" Ms Arnold said the "This is a big deal for both compa- pati flies" Thera Tech's patch uses chemi- fad cals that aid the skin in absorbing mei the medication and combines it be with substances that keep the patch site from becoming irritat- smi ed sed "We have worked a long time to pat get to the point where we could attract a company like Smith- Kline to market the product" said Dinesh Patel president of PI Thera Tech "SmithKline has a sales force of approximately 2000 people who will eventually be able to sell the patch for us" He said SmithKline will pay Thera Tech several million over the next few years to license the patch Thera Tech will maintain manufacturing rights under its agreement with SmithKline It will also be responsible for securing final FDA approval Ms Arnold said SmithKline is also interested in securing marketing right to the patch outside the United States EXPO The Conference By Deenise Becenti SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNE Four corporations are talking with Navajo tribal leaders and prospective entrepreneurs to discuss breaking into the franchise business The four include Super 8 Motels Inc Grease Monkey International Inc Choice Hotels International and McDonald's Restaurants The meetings held this week on the Navajo reservation in the Four Corners Region are counter to the tribe's usual approach to creating jobs for its members according to Tribal President Peterson Z311 "The mentality of the Navajo leadership all these years has been to attract one big huge company that will employ thousands of Navajos But when you look at the American economy it is small business that employs the most people" he said About 150 people turned out for meetings at three reservation communities with most questions centering on financing and licensing Fewer than 20 franchise operations now operate on the 25000-square-mile reservation One established Navajo entrepreneur said that franchise opportunities are readily available but emphasized that they carry a huge price tag "Navajos don't have that kind of money laying around We're talking tens of thousands of dollars" said Michael Nelson owner of a Church's Chicken franchise But a representative with the April 2 3 'LL ijealt Palace Sponsored by The Beehive Newspaper "ra poi otr lb" GP LDS Books Genealogy Music Teaching Aide Videos Crafts Food Storage 72-Hour Kits Computer Software Emergency Preparedness and Much More -fEXPOM131EST Deseret Book INFOBASE A CRAFTS DVO ENTERPRISES LIVING SCRIPTURES BOOKCRAFT EMERGENCY ESSENTIALS KKDS RADIO PREPAREDNESS RESOURCES HYPERWORKS K-TEC KITCHEN MILLS MANY MANY MORE BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY CIIS IN FREE Prizes 11 1 Ar I FREE Admission I 4 FREE Entertainment II eit I FREE Fun April 2 3 1130 pm Tockets Avastable INFORMATION 00488-I1XX or 46711X1 Sponsored by The Beehive Newspaper Tim KellyThe Salt Lake Tribune Kenny Carter pulls from Valley Bank 185 State on Wednesday making way for new sign Sign of Times: Valley Bank Now Bank One Utah' By Steven Oberbeck THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Valley National Bank's 35 Utah offices became affiliates of Ohio's Banc One Corp Wednesday Crews were busy throughout Utah tearing down the familiar Valley Bank Trust signs that will be replaced Friday by a blue and white logo with the name Bank One Utah a different spelling than the Ohio Banc One The approximately 120000 Utah customers of Valley Bank will notice little difference said Valley Bank spokesman Steve Roman "Our operations will remain intact" Mr Roman said "Customer checking-account numbers will remain the same After customers use up their checks 4 Corporations Discuss Franchises on Navajo tENTERTAINMENn 1:00 pm Marlenes 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I plan to attend your free Financial Planning seminar Please reserve seat(s) a NO1 cannot attend but please send me the brochure and complete Information detailing your Financial Planning service Name Address Business Phone City Home Phone () State Zip Merrill Lynch clientr please give the name and office address of your Financial Consultant: IC Copyright 1993 Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner Smith inc Member WC I and reorder the checks will be replaced with ones bearing the new name" Banc One acquired Valley National Corp Phoenix in a $15 billion stock swap The Phoenix bank holding company was parent of Valley Bank The acquisition pushed Banc One with assets of $70 billion into 8th place among the biggest US banking companies Valley National Corp in Arizona will now be called Banc One Arizona Corp Mr Roman said It will have assets of $114 billion and 205 offices Arizona seven in California and 35 in Utah Banc One operates 63 banks in Arizona Colorado Indiana Illinois Kentucky Michigan Ohio Texas and Wisconsin The acquisition of Valley National Corp marks its first move into the Utah market way to make it all work out" Mr Boyd said Navajo leaders also are hoping that the possible partnerships might boost the tribal economy "Navajo dollars should be cir culating on the reservation Right now 80 cents of each dollar' of generated reservation revenue is spent in border towns" said Chester Kay tribal manager of a regional business development office a I Merrill Lynch A tradition of trust I I I 11111111111M1h6? I TAHMIIIIIMIIIIIIM By Joan O'Brien NI' 1 i i i if i THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE i A i 2' '1 'k Pumps worth $60 million stand i ''i CO i 65-Worker Swimwear 3laker to Close Plant between Saltair's new investors 1 4 1 le 1 fe- and the kind of financial disaster zt i 4 1 OGDEN Apparel Ventures In will close its plant next the resort develo 'pers suffered A- 1 month becoming the second swimwear maker to fail in the past in 1983 0-Y-a At' ---4ii -g 1 lc year in Ogden The April 30 closure will idle 65 workers who Saltair reopened briefly that sew several lines of the Sassafrass brand of swimwear That year just as the Great Salt Lake of includes plant manager Janet Loftus who has been with Appar- began its historic rise But as new el since it opened in Ogden in July 1987 00-gtogr We were profitable until the developers plan Saltair's grand reopening in June the lake is ti economy naturally had a big ef- BRIEFLY moving in the opposite direction 00- '1 fect on our employment here" Developers are designing new Tim KellyThe Salt Lake Tribun said Becky Daly director of hu- UNITED PARK City Mines concessions so that the fickle lake Kenny Carter pulls from Valley Bank 185 State on Wednesday making way for new sign man resources for the Gardena reports a $157 million loss last does not leave them high and dry Calif-based company "We made year or 5 cents a share on in- "What they're trying to do out -1 Times: Valley Bank Now Bank One Utah numerous aempo mae come of $445387 This corn- there does not depend on the g1 figures work here and make the Dares to a net loss the previous water level" said Steve Roberts ii- plant operational but the num- year of $128 million or 5 cents associate director of Utah's Parks bers didn't work out" By Steven Oberbeck and reorder the checks will be replaced with ones a share on income of and Recreation Division In August Ogden's Catalina THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE bearing the new name" $600203 Among the planned attractions: sportswear also owned by a Cali- food concessions concerts Valley National Bank's 35 Utah offices became Banc One acquired Valley National Corp Phoe- anc- fornia company closed its doors WORDPERFECT Corp ing and a pool of salt water affiliates of Ohio's Banc One Corp Wednesday nix in a $15 billion stock swap 'The Phoenix bank throwing 110 out of work holding company was parent of Valley Bank Orem-based computer soft- pumped from the lake for people Crews were busy throughout Utah tearing down he Defense Depot Ogden Staff ware firm plans to work with unable to make the quarter-mile the familiar Valley Bank Trust signs that will be acquisition pushed Banc One with assets of $70 llion into 8th place among the biggest bi US Judson Cambridge Mass trek from the resort to the water replaced Friday by a blue and white logo with the Won't Be Transferred The two companies plan to de- The resort's developers led by name Bank One Utah a different spelling than the est banking companies Valley National Corp in Arizona iw OGDEN The director of the velop links with WordPerfect's Salt Lake attorney Walter Plumb Ohio Banc One called Banc One Arizona Corp Mr Rwll no be oman said It Defense Logistics Agency has word-processing computer could not be reached for comment The approximately 120000 Utah customers of will have assets of $114 billion and 205 offices in eased the concerns of Ogden offi- software and Jurisoft's Legal Wednesday State officials said Valley Bank will notice little difference said Valley Arizona seven in California and 35 in Utah cials about a potential transfer of Toolbox software for legal pro- tourists who have made the lake Bank spokesman Steve Roman Banc One operates 63 banks in Arizona Colorado 1 supervisory staff at Defense De- fessionals one of the Utah's top attractions "Our operations will remain intact" Mr Roman Indiana Illinois Kentucky Michigan Ohio Texas pot Ogden to the Region West de- said "Customer checking-account numbers will re- and Wisconsin The acquisition of Valley National pot in California PRETZELMAKER I now wil nc a the south have sh something to do on ore main the same After customers use up their checks Corp marks its first move into the Utah market In a letter clarifying ''various Layton-based soft-pretzel "Tourists were coming out here misconceptions" regarding re- firm has opened a new store at to do nothing in a lot of cases" alignment issues Vice Admiral Crossroads Plaza Salt Lake said Clint Baty harbor master at 4 Corporations Discuss Franclus' es on Navajo Reservation' Edward Straw said Command- City The company opened its Great Salt Lake State Park Even 1 er Capt Merrill Curry will use his first store in 1991 without facilities to accommodate By Deenise Becenti McDonald's Corp said its way to make it all work out" Mr i Ogden depot staff to carry out his them nearly three-quarters of a SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNE $200000 investment fee should Boyd said 1 new responsibilities as deputy FIRST SECURITY Bank of million people stop in the park an- Four corporations are talking not be a drawback Navajo leaders also are hoping commander of Defense Distribu- Utah has completed its merger nually he said with Navajo tribal leaders and "We're more interested in find- that the possible partnerships tion Region West with Dixie State Bank St Utah owns the land with devel- prospective entrepreneurs to dis- ing somebody who is going to take might boost the tribal economy The Feb 11 realignment of George Dixie will become part opers operating Saltair as a con- cuss breaking into the franchise outstanding care of our customers "Navajo dollars should be cir DLA distribution depots placed of First Security's statewide cession The state grew impatient business who is going to manage full- culating on the reservation the central region depots into con- banking system and adds $81 last year with Saltair Resorts Inc The four include Super 8 Mo- time and be aggressive about Right now 80 cents of each dollar' solidated East or West regions million in assets the resort's previous owners and tels Inc Grease Monkey Interna- building a business in their com- of generated reservation revenue The realignment also placed imposed a deadline for cleaning tional Inc Choice Hotels Interne- munity" said Mike Boyd a Mc- is spent in border towns" said DDO which until that time had DENTAL SELECT Utah's up the flooded-out facility tional and McDonald's Donald's regional franchising Chester Kay tribal manager of a reported directly to DLA under largest dental-service provid- New developers have just Restaurants manager regional business development the supervision of the San Joa- er is joining with Minnesota- cleaned out the last of the mud The meetings held this week on "Generally speaking there is a office quin (formerly Tracy-Sharpe) de- based Security Life Insurance left when the lake level peaked at the Navajo reservation in the pot in California Company of America Dental about 4213 feet in 1987 11 feet Four Cornets Region are counter At that time the loss of autono- Select expects to triple its size higher than it is now to the tribe's usual approach to my for the Ogden depot was said The lake's rise ended just as the creaLng jobs for its members ac-e to be offset by its gaining supervi- INTERIM PERSONNEL state completed its massive cording to Tribal President Peter- t4ier 10 4- soil responsibilities for four de- 151 5600 South Murray pumping project to dump water son Z311 4k 'tole' 1 "i-440 pots in Texas and Oklahoma was ranked by Entrepreneur into the west desert "The mentality of the Navajo However DLA spokesman Gen Magazine in its January 1993 But like the previous develop- leadership all these years has A -11s74141 t'' Robert McFarlin during a visit to issue Interim Personnel is a ers been to attra hug 2: -'ida the new owners still must -41111h Iffil'IN 7 onig coin- Ogden said only Curry would be division of Interim Services grapple with the vagaries of the pany that will employ thousands i 40 involved in supervising the four Inc which specializes in plac- lake "It'll never be stable" Mr of Navajos But when you look at 502ititiail sicsi Ai depots ing workers in temporary jobs Roberts said the American economy it is small tditt business that employs the most t'' 'St -4 Utah Maker of Hormone Patch Stnks es Marketing Deal people" he said 1 i About 150 people turned out or it II By Steven Oberbeck approval SmithKline Beecham TheraTech "SmithKline has a for meetings at three reservation 441k Ir -4 A -7 eV THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE wants to market the product once sales force of approximately communities with most questions A Utah company that has devel- approval is secured said spokes- 2000 people who will eventually centering on financing and licens- ---46 19111t oped a medicated patch to treat woman Sharyn Arnold be able to sell the patch for us" ing Fewer than 20 franchise op- hormonal imbalances in males "SmithKline is very big in the erations now operate on the th few -Jas -a'' He said SmithKline will pay 25 477p 4Z: 4147igt 17 I I '1 'Ii' has hooked up with one of the i urolog cal area and TheraTech' TheraTech several million over One established Navajo entre 000-square-mile reservation patch will fit in well with our oth- 1 -1? '1tt" it kIkrto A -414-- r- 10)0 ''e 'Al- i country's largest pharmaceutical the next years license 1 i er products" Ms Arnold said preneur said that franchise op- 1 companies to sell the product Melt 411e- 7 oe i4 pa is a big deal for both compa- portunities are readily available 1- 4 once federal approval is won TheraTech Inc Salt Lake City flies" raT TthepTechbwtill mdaintalin manu- but emphasized that they carry a ech's patch uses chemi- developed a "transdermal" patch cals that aid the skin in absorbing ac utringbrsig isblig erlit agree- huge price tag Tshtearptastwh to financial security it i that delivers a steady controlled the medication and combines it bmen wit mi me wi la so "Navajos don't have that kind responsible for securing final of money laying around We're dose of the male hormone testos- with substances that keep the FDA approval Ms Arnold said talking tens of thousands of dol- ith the right guide terone through the skin avoid- pitch site from becoming irritat- SmithKline is al interested in lars" said Michael Nelson owner I ing the need for painful injec- ed securing markeso ting right to the of a Church's Chicken franchise tions "We have worked a long time to patch outside the United States But a representative with the Although the product is still in get to the point where we could -the testing stages and several attract a company like Smith- The Merrill Lynch Free years away from gaining final Kline to market the product" Financial Planning Seminar Food and Drug Administration said Dinesh Patel president of The Conference -'4401 Once you start thinking about your financial future you 4 quickly realize that having the right road map is the first step 1 't Introducing the Panasoni iii PT-B1010U EXPO 0 R1111111 "61111111 ---mric I oi Because that's where your future really begins with the right 1 High-Definition Video Projection 1 plan now -4 April 2 3 Salt Palace tit A Sponsored by The Beehive Newspaper It's anyou easy nytinh ef informative right ipvaet path discussion i 0 achieving th at you benefit nef i ogoals Here! errill Lynch invites you to a free seminar designed to help i --t-pw: 471441 Ichi1510N 11-1DSI)4 foilueteirS-- LDS Books Genealogy Music Teaching Aide POt You'll learn about ways to minimize income taxes finance your children's education protect your family in the event of your death sort out the variety of corn- CI ill Ott lliilr Videos Crafts Food Storage 72-Hour Kits Computer Software plex choices in investments In short we'll help you get started A on the right path toward your financial goals Emergency Preparedness and Much More it' HOME CORPORATE The Merrill Lynch Financial Planning seminar is free Reser- THEATER PERFECTED MEETINGS 1 TXPOTRICEV BRING THE WHOLE FURY vations however are necessary To make yours just call the IGNITED number below or mail the coupon today New advanced Deseret Book reate new life into CS FREE Prizes I digital technology now multimedia presentations I INFOBASE 7 -J FREE Admission DATE: Saturday April 3rd TIME 9:30 kM DVO ENTERPRISES i provides a level of and computer training A CRAFTS FREE 1 precision able to deliver sessions with large-screen LIVING SCRIPTURES 4-t! 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