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Show 9 9 16A Sun Advocate, Price, Utah 13, 1983 Wednesday, April castle valley watch Births ', - ; . .$.V4jcfv w i ,4 .r4r . ' -v . vV- Vv . l v - rr;,--i y '.V i, . m , ' ii. t1.. pulls the remains of a car out from under a dump truck after a collision Tuesday IV7 miles west of Price on U.S. 6. The driver of the car, Yvonna Olson, and her husband, Lawrence Olson, both of Pauline I. Kranker vs Anton in Reno, Nevada April 4 Kranker, married S. June 26, 1950. Donna Lee Kester vs Oliver April 5 Owen Kester, married March 22, 1965. In the crash. Mrs. received a broken ankle and a cut on her elbow. Her husband received only minor cuts and bruises. The driver of the dump truck was uninjured. Photo bVBr.ndon Ford Wellington, were injured Olsen Police report Price City Police Department 1:30 p.m. April 3. Report of vandalism. Byron Allred, Price, reported the door of to buy computers with $5,000 gift CEU by the Marriner Eccles Foundation of Salt Lake City to College of Eastern A $5,000 gift S. Utahs computer science department will enable the college to purchase three computers plus software equipment. According to Ray Beckett, CEU director of development, the money will be used to purchase three computers including the keyboards, disc drives, monitors and column enrds With the growth of the computer science department at CEU and the limited availability of computers to train our students on, we have had to seek outside funds to build our program, Beckett said. Our already overburdened program of 146 potential students per available computer will not permit the college to provide the educational courses needed without the purchase of additional equipment. CEU currently has 10 in the department for training students. With the com-pute- rs recent budget reductions mandated by Gov. Scott M. Matheson and no prospect for an increase for several years to come, the capacity to purchase needed computer hardware and software without outside financial support appears very remote, he said. CEUs computer science department is the fastest growing department on campus with discussions by administrators to require a minimum of one computer science class as a requirement for an associate degree in the future. Beckett said that besides offering the basic computer educational program to its students, CEU is providing computer operations and to many programming training educators from Carbon and Emery school districts. Beginning fall quarter 1982, the college has provided computer classes for 308 per- sonnel, teachers and ad- ministrators in the area. The school districts approached CEU to train its educators to become computer literate in order to keep ahead of or catch up with many of Beckett said. The college has also experienced an influx of terminated miners, administrative TKIG two-coun- ty then-student- PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL Lean 14, 15 & 16, 1983 "MEAT' PORK STEAK 29 LD 1 Pkg. lb. pkg. S Thank You Tender GROUND BEEF 12 Oz. Divorces ys Crash injures pair A wrecker Marriage licenses Mark Crumbo ONeill and April 4 Martha Gail Hahn, both of Price; Lani Deloy Stradling, Gillete, Wyoming and Jodi Marie Sherill, Casper, Wyoming. April 5 Michael Thomas Potts, Price and Connie Jean Hunt, Green River. , .? a boy to Michael and Lana April 4 Keller, Price; a boy to Dale and Annie Eobertaon, Spring Glen. a boy to Kerry and Frankie April S Jensen, Price; a boy to Larry and Dana Robinson, East Carbon; a girl to Randall and Brenda Smith, Wellington. a girl to Gordon and Debra April 6 Odendahl, Helper; a boy to Michael and Lecia Johansen, Ferron. a girl to Rick and Marianne April 7 Hansen, Price; a girl to Richard and Susan Davis, Huntington. a girl to Darrell and Marie April 8 Keller, Price; a girl to Karl and Trieste Bentley, Price; a boy to David and Linda Dimick, Price; a girl to Leonard and Sharon Martin, Wellington. a girl to Gary and Diane April 9 Riddle, Helper; a girl to Kevin and Terri Rushton, Orangeville. Tasty HYGRADE A&R TURBOT BACON BIG DOGS FILLETS We wish to thank all our friends and family for the cards of sympathy, food, flowers, money and the many acts of kindness expressed to us during the loss of our husband and father, Ellis White. A special thank you to Castleview Hospital and staff for the loving care given him. Sibyl White and family and support personnel who want learn computer technology to upgrade their skills and become more marketable as an employee. Lastly, CEU has been approached by the business community to train its employees in the use of computers. We are overwhelmed with e just the response of our to full-tim- wanting to take computer science classes, let alone the training of all of the e Beckett students, students part-tim- said. There is a growing urgent local and national concern over the impact that high technology is making on business, industry, medicine, science and particularly education on becoming computer literate. With this in mind, CEU has taken the position to educate the people of southeastern Utah in computer science. Beckett added that CEUs greatest hurdle now is having enough computers available for the amount of students desiring learn computer technology and that hurdle is going to take CEU awhile to overcome. to You Thank to We wish thank all of our friends and family for the lovely cards of sympathy, food, flowers, money and the many acts of kindness expressed to us during the loss of our brother, Phil Anderson. We would also like to especially thank the Helper Rescue Truck Ambulance Service, and Dr. Phelps. Remund and Beth Anderson Yvonna and Earl James his vehicle had been kicked in with was damage totalling $100. The vehicle No parked at CasUe Rock Square. suspects at this time. 8:13 p.m. April 5. John Harrington, listed as a transient, was arrested for public intoxication. He was incarcerated in the Carbon County Jail. Ball was set at $54. 12:41 a.m. April 6. Buddy Lee Christensen, Price, was arrested for DUI while operating a motorcycle. Breathalyzer result was .19. He was incarcerated in the Carbon County Jail. 3 a.m. AprU 6. Willard Austin, Miller Creek, was arrested for DUI. Breathalyzer result was .05. Austin was issued a citaUon for DUI and released to the custody of a friend. 9 p.m. April 7. Report of an Jodi K. Richardson, Price, reported a $100 equalizer power booster taken from her vehicle parked in the Carbon High School lot. No further Information available. 12:20 a.m. April 9. Two male Juveniles were arrested for DUI and Illegal of alcoholic beverages by a minor. One subject was placed in the juvenile detention center with a .17 breathalyzer result The other subject was released to the custody of his mother . 4:25 a.m. April 9. Kevin Powell, Price, was arrested for DUI. Breathalyzer result was .12. April 11. Patricia Brown, Price, was arrested for DUI. Breathalyzer result was .18. She was incarcerated in the Carbon County Jail. BaU was set at $306. 6:50 p.m. April 11. Report of a theft. Tammy Taylor, Price, reported her laundry was taken out of a dryer at Teds Laundromat, 300 East and Main in Price. Only sketchy description of possible suspect available. 10:08 p.m. April 11. Report of a theft. Pam Sanfelice, Price, reported her bicycle missing. Value of the bicycle was listed at $100. No suspects at this time. Carbon County Sheriffs Department April 9, 8:20 p.m. Public Intoxication. Alberto Villa Lopez was arrested after his wife drove into the Sheriffs Office parking lot with the suspect riding on the hood of the car. Deputies saw him pounding on the hood and windshield and yelling obscenities before they made the arrest April 8, 7:54 p.m. DUI. Patricia Audry Brown, 44, Price, was arrested. Breathalyzer test results showed a blood alcohol level of .11 percent. Suspect was booked into the Carbon County Jail. East Carbon City Police Department April 9, 12:30 a m. DUI. A Sunnyside Juvenile was arrested. Breathalyzer test results showed a blood alcohol level of .16 percent. Suspect was booked Into 5th District Juvenile Court Detention Center. April 9, 8:20 p.m. Security alarm at the Store. When Dragerton Department officers arrived the back door was broken into but the would-b- e burglars hsd fled. Wellington Police Department April 9. A Wellington residence was broken Into. Two Wellington Juveniles, 13 was and 8, were arrested. The booked into the 5th District Juvenile Court Detention Center and the was released into the custody of his parents. Traffic accidents Price City Police Department 4:05 p.m. April 7. Report of an accident Involving Troy Barker and Connie Kilcrease, both of Price, at 400 North and East. 700 Ms. Kilcrease's vehicle received $550 damage while Barker's vehicle received $25 damage. Barker was cited for failure to yield the right of way and driving while under age. 7:08 p.m. April 11. Report of an accident involving Valerie Shipley and Martin Vouk, both of Price, at 100 North and 100 West. Ms. Shipleys vehicle received $600 damage. Vouks vehicle was not reported damaged. Ms. Shipley was cited for blocking the driveway with accident. Courts District Court April 11. John Michael Fitzler, 21, Helper, pleaded guilty to a charge of forcible sexual abuse. His case was referred to Adult Probation and Parole evaluation. He will for a be sentenced in district court on May 9. 7th District Juvenile Court Price boy was March 29. An convicted of forgery. He was put on probation and ordered to pay a $300 fine and $460 in restitution. Price boy was March 29. A convicted of forgery. He was sentenced to and 100 hours of work assignments custody was continued with the Division of Youth Corrections. 5th i Suspect enters plea in felony theft case Larry Watson, Price, pleaded guilty in 7th District Court Monday to a charge of second degree felony theft in connection with the June 17 and 24 of Bills Home Furnishings in Price. Over $10,000 worth of mer- burglaries chandise, including video tape recorders, sound equipment, a microwave oven and a cash register, were taken in the burglaries. Watsons case was referred to Adult Probation and Parole for a investigation. Watson will appear before 7th District Judge Boyd Bunnell on May 9 for pronouncement of the sentence. Watson was captured March 30 by officers from the Price City Police Department and the Carbon County Sheriffs Trial date set Jeff Brown, 21, Price, pleaded innocent Monday to a charge of first degree felony rape at his arraignment in 7th District Court. A jury trial has been set for April 27. Brown was stabbed twice by his wife, Patricia Brown, when he was taken into custody by Price City police officers March Department after nearly months of searching, manhunt began when Watson walked out of the Carbon County Jail during questioning last July 10. Eleanor Marie Doporto, 22, also of Price, was captured at the same time. Ms. Doporto faces charges of tampering with evidence and receiving stolen property in connection with the burglaries. She will have a preliminary hearing in 11th Circuit Court on May 4. Paul Lavar Millring, 20, was convicted in 11th Circuit Court last December of participation in the two burglaries after pleading guilty to the crime. Millring was sentenced to one to 15 years in prison suspended upon payment of restitution and a $1,000 fine. in rape case '5 Mrs. Brown alleged that her husband raped a female relative two months before and that the relative was now pregnant. 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