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The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 20

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Salt Lake City, Utah
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The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, June 9, 1962 Resurfacing Runway S.L. Cuts Expenses On Airport Job especially for dad 20 5-piece The original proposed program to resurface the Salt Lake Municipal Airport Jet xdnway has been revised. PLANS FOB THE project at the airport will be changed and newbidsjCalleLJorT-eity officials announced Friday. The program originally called for a cost of $237,000, with the Federal Aviation Agency to pay about 63 per cent and the city 37. City Engineer Roy W.

Me Leese said the revised program will reduce the runway resurfacing project to an estimated $160,000, will mean a savings of approximately $30,000 by the city. THE FAA WOULD not participate in the proposed program to resurface the entire run way wh ich ncl udes 3,700 feet of concrete. The FAA officials did noti want to place asphalt resurfacing over the concrete, sajd the officials. The plans now call for resurfacing only the asphalt portion of the runway, or 6,300 feet. FIRST PLANS were to increase the single wheel load to 75,000 pounds.

under the revised project the load will remain at 60, 000. pounds. Mr. McLeese said the project will be. done in two schedules.

SCHEDULE ONE will in elude-resurfacing the runway and schedule two will include construction of a fire and rescue station near the airport terminal building. This project is estimated to cost $150,000. Ramptori Enters Bid for Senate i Calvin L. Rampton, Salt Lake attorney, Friday filed a formal declaration of candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate in the 'secretary of states office.

HE WAS THE first to file for a state or-congressional office apd pay the filing fee, $337.50 for a Senate candidate. The filing fee is a percentage of the salary paid to the occupant of the office sought during a term. The weather forecast map for Saturday lndl- I of the Inte (mountain Area. Some scattered cates fair conditions prevailing over most showers are expected In northern portions. Fair-ly Temperate Weekend Coming Date Pram S.

Weather Bureau Green River Fair to ctoudv weather is expected 1 Lte 77 77 75 JL 41 Jt 13 43 over most of trio Intormoontain Rtooriv Warmer tomporoluroo forecast- with moon 1 gdefl tain showers in northern portions. Roosevelt 34 39. 50 47 74 74 44 74 Seif Lake Airport. St. George Wonoovor Idah It 71 71 74 easts ie mvici POl'SHISI scsusiifts CASHT SWiiPHS ehelM--.

SKMlonS Jj JahiitM BUmM nlermountain Mrvtce Wl la. Wot Temgl DAvts 4-0501 Boise Buriey Idehe Falls Fxattlio 34 43 42 TSMPftATUM CHART Data to Friday at I a.m. Utah iWtr. I4.hr. 14-hr.

High Law Free Bland in 7) Bryce Canyon 71 22 Cedar City 10 JJ Coaivllit 44 29 Doita 75 15 FAMLEE BREAD IS Tender-Ciirled for Rtil Bread Flavor Adv. Tr. .74 Sunday with chance of showers. High Saturday near 10. low Saturday night 52.

Cooler Sunday with a high 74. Utah. warmee-aturday. Fair south and partly cloudy to cloudy in trio north Sunday with a chance of shower. Highs Saturday 75 to 45.

Lows Set. urdey night 42 to 55. Cooler tn the north Sunday with highs 44 to 74. 74 to 44 in tht south. Sowtheeitom Idaho Incrteilng cloud)-ness Saturday with a few showers letg afternoon.

Partly cloudy to cloudy Sun. day with showors continuing. Hlght to 50. Coo lor Sunday with higha 42 tg 72. Southwestern Idaho Partty cloudy to cloudy Saturday and Sunday with show-rs or thundorshowors.

Colder. Highs both days 44 to 74. Lows Saturday night 40 to 52. Eastern Nevada Clear-to partly cloudy Saturday, partly cloudy to-cloudy Sunday with showers likely in north I portion Wyoming Pertly cloudy Saturday with scattered showers in northwest portion late afternoon. Mostly cloudy Sun dev with occasional showers and thunder, storms.

Warmer. Colder in narth and west Sunday. High Saturday mostly the 70s. Summary, skies were clear to partly, cioudy Friday in Utah, Nevada and southern Idaho. Wyoming and Colo redo were partly cloudy and a few showers fell in eastern portions.

Maximum tomo oretures were noticeably higher In the intermountain Region. Most readings were in the 70s or low 40s except in Wyoming where readings wort in- the 40s. We invite you to Preview intermoontain ttatoa Billings 72 4 Butte 70 4 Chevenno 50 1 Denver 55 4 Elko 74 Ely 74 Evonston 44 Grand Junction Las Vegas 91 Reno 43 Rock. Springs 41 Shorten 71 West Yellowstone 44 Factfic Stain Anchorage It Fairbanks 44 onolulu -U 62 31 34 30 25 40 -34 33 31 .02 14 40 -71, 39 57 14 40 50 52 47 Juneau Los Anpeles Portland San Diego San Francisco Seattle Spokane MAIN STREET AT HILLSIDE AVENUE (235 NORTH) .02 51 69 67 59 42 II Midwest 77 74 71 73 74 43 62 59 41 .03 Five-Day Forecast Saturday through Wednesday Utah, southern Idaho and eastern Nevada Temperatures returning to below normal after Saturday with scattered showers mostly Sunday and Monday giv-I Ing near normal amounts except little or no precipitation in southern Utah and I southeast Nevada. Cast 59 42 II The newest of Salt Likes residential apa rt tj Bismarck houses can best be de- rilv Kansas City scribed to the phrase: Minneapolis "Privacy and luxury gtj Omaha modest cost.1 I New York City Washington, C.

Apartment open for In-1 spectioa Saturday and Sun Aibuouaroue day, 12:00 p.m. to 7:30 pjn. Weekdays 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. Main St at Hillside Ave. (233 North), Atlanta Miami New Orleans Phoenix San Antonie St.

Louis South 4 81 87 90 54 44 74 71 40 77 New York Tlmea Service NEW YORK, June 4 Showers fell Frl-dav in Eastern New England, from the South Atlantic and Gulf States to the Groat Plains and from trio Northern Rockies to Eastorn Washington. It was cooler in Northern Florida, Eastern' Georgia, the Upper Mississippi Valley and the Northern Plains States. It wos warmer in tho Northern and Central Rockies and the Plateau region. 1.24 FOURTH FLOOR RECORD BAR ee 92 12 Salt Lake Weather Data: Precipitation for 24-hour period ended Friday at 5 p.m., none; precipitation tor Juno, .44 accumulative excess, .12 In.j precipitation sine Oct. 1, 1941, 13.74 hu accumulative excess, 2.52 in.j sunrise June 9, 4:57 a.m.; sunset.

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