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President Reagan’s invitation to the Soviet Union to join the United States in negotiating an end to the nuclear arms race brought to a head whirlwind of proposals for accomplishing a weapons freeze and cutback. 1 As though everybody suddenly discovered the enormity of the risks nuclear weapons pose for humanity, many freeze andlor reduction… Continue reading World Future Relies on Nuclecrr Freeze

One of the time-honored values in America is a good credit reputation. It’s an asset that works at least two ways – for the individual consumer in gaining credit and for business in general in maintaining a solid, dependable business – customer relationship. It is to protect this type of relationship and eliminate abuses in… Continue reading Bankruptcy Reform BYII Vital

Wilson W. Sorensen is a man who dared to dream grand dreams for vocational education – and made them come true through his leadership in cooperation with the governor, legislature and others. When he retires next June 30, he will have completed 40 years with Utah Technical College and its forerunner, the Central Utah Vocational… Continue reading wlr, Uiqh Technical College’ Retiring

A new U.S. Supreme Court ruling allows states to require that parents be notified “if possible” when their teenage daughters seek abortions. But it could have wider implications on parental rights and the family as the basic decision – making unit in society. The 6-3 decision upheld a Utah abortion – notification law which requires… Continue reading Abortion Ruling ci Good Move

Congressional colleagues have called Rep. Morris K. Udall, D-Ariz. ”a Rock of Gibraltar around whom many a great legislative cause has been built” and “another Abraham Lincoln” in wit and compassion. The several eulogies in the House of Representatives marked the 20th anniversary of the Arizonan’s service as a U. S. lawmaker. Udall was elected… Continue reading ‘Rock of GibroItor’ UdoII’s Worthy of Emulation

Arson is a serious crime that ought to be addressed with intensity in areas where it becomes a problem. Rep. John Moakley, DMass. says arson – intentionally setting a fire causes almost $6 billion in property damage each year besides jeopardizing thousands of human lives. An article introduced by Moakley into The Congressional Record calls… Continue reading Time to intensify Arson Legislation

Early retirement as one of the significant strains on Social Security’s financial structure is sgotlighted in a study by Uta Foundation. private, non-profit research organization. The foundation said that in 1960 more than 75 percent of Social Security benefits newly granted during the year were full benefits signifying retirement at 65 years or later, But… Continue reading Enforce Stronger Penalties for Early Retirement

President Reagan took the first big step toward fulfilling his election mandate from the people when he unveiled his proposals for economic recovery before a joint . congressional session, He outlined a program of spending and tax cuts. reduced government regulation. and pursuit- of a stable – monetary policy – and appealed to Congress to… Continue reading Congress Must Quickly

A statement by Gen. Edward C. Meyer, Army chief of staff, that all but one of the 10 U.S.-based divisions are now at readiness level is reassuring, Less than a year ago, six of the divisions were reported unfit for combat. The Army’s six overseas divisions have been kept in a high state of readiness,… Continue reading Improvements in Combat Readiness Reassuring

Sen. John Melcher. D Mont,. has called President Reagan’s attention to what he terms duplication and wasteful use of tax dollars involving the Department of Energy and forest resources. DOE. Melcher charged in a letter to the President. is duplicating U. S. Forest Service programs designed to develop and manage wood energy resources. “It is… Continue reading Melcher C hurges Merit Study