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Show Thursday, September Newspaper interview leads police to arrest Logan man - LOGAN A girl identified an alleged serial molester she recognized in a newspaper's special section about Sept. 11. Logan police arrested Michael L. Hans at home about 7 p.m. Monday, Logan police Lt. Greg Ridler said. Police are holding Hans as the prime suspect in a string of public molestations involving young women and girls that began about two months ago. He has been charged with three counts of sexual abuse of a child and three counts of forcible sex abuse. Hans was pictured in a roundup of local people's opinions about the anniversary in The Herald Journal. - OREM Choosing a new president for the eighth-fastegrowing college in the nation is no easy task. That's why the Utah Valst ley State College Presiden- DAI I V III KM I). Mark lhcllcr.iid school. need someone with great leadership and vision and someone who understands exactly where this institution is headed," said UVSC dean of science Sam Rushforth. "The advertisement for the position does not adequately address that and the search committee is not giving themselves enough time to conduct a "We national comprehensive, search." ( l'.-n- Page All lah "We need someone with great leadership and vision and someone who understands exactly where this institution headed." UVSC acting president Lucille Stoddard said she discussed the concerns with of Utah Commissioner semifi-nalist- pending," Ridler said. Hans is being held in the Cache County Jail on $60,000 bond. His first court appearance is today. victim of one of the attacks called up and said 'Hey, you know what? The guy that attacked Tne, I think he's in one of these pictures,' " Ridler said. lilt resent the vision of the Input from community members is invited beginning at 4:30 p.m. in the Center Stage on the main floor of the Student Center on UVSC campus. Prior to that, UVSC staff will be heard starting at 1 p.m., faculty starting at 2 p.m. and students starting tial Search Committee will at 3 p.m. The committee will use hold a meeting at UVSC the public input to develop a today to receive input from the public, as well as from list of selection criteria, the school's faculty, staff after which they will begin screening applications. and student body. The committee will then Utah Board of Regents s a group of interview Buhler Dave spokesman recommend and focus will said the meeting on the qualities the college's approximately five finalists new president should pos- to the full Board of Regents, who will select the presisess, not on specific candident. dates. for not Some faculty members looking "They're recommenda- have expressed concerns personal tions," Buhler said. "They'll that the committee was invite people up to the rushing the search and that microphone to give their the position announcement ideas on what kind of qualiposted on the Utah System fications the search commit- of Higher Education Web tee should look for." page didn't accurately rep ing with additional charges The Herald The Daily Herald After being arrested day, Hans confessed to investigators that he attacked the women, Ridler said. "He told us everything," Ridler said. "He admitted to inappropriate conduct with the victims. ... He doesn't even know why he's done this. Nothing we can tell him is going to help him understand it. He needs some professional counseling." Ridler said Hans is still under investigation for allegedly fondling himself in front of a woman as he sat in his car in the Albertson's parking lot last month. "The suspect is believed to have been involved in other acts of lewdness and the investigation is continu- 2MI2. seeking public input on president's job By JARED COW LEY Mon- The Associated Press The UVSC l. is Sam Rushforth, UVSC dean of science Higher Education Cecilia so that it gives a better Foxley on Wednesday and description of the vision of she left feeling better about UVSC," she said. "They want to find the perfect canthe situation. "I've received a commitdidate just as much as we ment from them that they do." will take as long as possible dared Cowley can be to find the right candidate or and that they will change reached at the position announcement jcowleyf" hera Idextra .com. 344-255- 9 Journal issued a special edition of its paper Sept. 11 in remembrance of the terrorist attacks on the East Coast. Hans' photo and quote about Sept. 11 was the first of more than 40 Cache Valley interviews featured in the section. Police believe Hans is the for man responsible fondling at least six women and girls since Aug. 5. Investigators spoke with the alleged victims this past weekend to corroborate the the wireless plan America has been asking for f inally, identification. "One ID by the wasn't sufficient (to arrest him) but the additional identification by the two victims on Saturday was certainly sufficient to place him under arrest," Ridler said. 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