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Color Country Spectrum

Location

Saint George, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1977

Page

1

Residents file garbage suit in Iron County Utah

A late Wednesday filing in Fifth District Court contests Iron County Service Area Number One creation and funding. Residents seek declaratory relief, refunds, and class action status for alleged procedural violations, improper funding, and exclusion of Summit residents. Plaintiffs include Rodney Brady, Wade Helms, Dennis Ohms, Joseph Allen, and Glenda Nielson, with attorney James L. Shumate.

Parowan Fifth District Court Iron County James L. Shumate Mne Tron County Swt Rodney Allan Brady Wade Richard Helms Dennis Ray Ohms Joseph Edward Allen Glenda Kay Nielson Board of Iron County Commissioners Board of County Commissioners Summit Utah United States

Ground broken for joint city school swimming pool

Cedar City leaders hailed a six year plan turning a school and city joint pool into reality at the Junior High site. Mayor Kerry Jones and Iron County School Board President Jay Overson led the groundbreaking with Carter Brothers as general contractor. The $785,983 project aims to serve educational and recreational needs and is expected to take about 350 days to complete.

Cedar City Kerry Jones Bailiwick Jay Overson Iron County School Board Jones Arlo Larsen Carter Brothers John Rowley

Ambulance Out of Service Delays County Emergency Coverage

Don Barnes owner of Southern Cross Ambulance reports his only unit is down for several days for repairs. He warns a breakdown during emergencies could occur and says no local standby service exists in Tron County. Emergencies may be handled by Beaver or St George units while a temporary replacement is sought. Barnes will notify the media when back in service.

Nickel Shower Presses Congress on Consumer Agency

Ralph Nader and consumer leaders launch a campaign urging voters to mail nickels to undecided lawmakers in support of a proposed Agency for Consumer Protection. Consumers Union will urge its 2 million readers to back the effort, citing letters collected in New Jersey and totals from several states.

Washington UPI Ralph Nader Congress House Agency For Consumer Protection Consumers Union Consumer Reports Rhoda Karpatkin Kathleen Sheekey Consumer Federation of America Jersey City N.J

Master’s program eyed for SUSC by Regents

Spectrum reports that the Utah State Board of Regents may decide in July on establishing a master's program in education at Southern Utah State College. The push follows past moratoriums and a Regent study of five reports on need and readiness, with a July 15 meeting in Salt Lake and a July 2027 Cedar City Regents meeting to consider recommendations.

Cedar City Utah State Board of Regents Southern Utah State College Jim Miller SUSC SIUSC Weber State Utate State University Miller Roger Rawson Royden Braithwaite Utah Hige Education T H. Bell Weber Bell Ogden U.S Utah State University Logan Board of Regents Salt Lake

Senate approves eight water projects in bill compromise

The Senate voted to fund eight of President Carter’s proposed water projects, eliminating nine, as part of a $10.3 billion appropriations bill for water and public works. The move, aimed at avoiding a veto, follows late-night debates and a committee recommendation, with final approval dependent on later action after the July 4 recess.

Washington White House Senate Appropriations Committee Carter Sen John Stennis Dmiss

Iron County School Board OKs 9 079 213 Budget

The Iron County School Board approved a budget of 9 079 213 for the 77 78 year at a special meeting Wednesday. The plan includes 3 400 000 in bonds and a 68 325 surplus. Key revenue: 1 968 281 state funds, 1 038 263 local revenue, 4174 898 federal, with total expenditures of 3 178 972 for maintenance, operation, and related costs.

Dennis ST. Germaine Cedar City Iron County School Board

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