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NORTH, SOUTH POLES TO GO, OFFICIALS SAYAdmiral Byrd would never have approved, but officials In Salt Lake City and County had decided to do away with the north and south poles.At first, the county wanted to keep the south pole, but a group of irate citizens felt that both should be retained. Although they were poles apart, the city’s viewpoint won out However, this doesn’t mean that Santa Claus will be homeless. The poles in question are the flagpoles on the roof at the north and south ends of the City-County Building.No flags have been flown from them for several years, and commissioners feel that a pole at the children’s monument on the west side of the building is enough.A petition with 100 names asked that the poles atop the building be kept and one citizen, A. G. Martin, 931 Malvern Ave., volunteered to raise money to purchase flags if they would be used.
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Salt Lake City Deseret News

Salt Lake City, Utah, US

Tue, Dec 09, 1969

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