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Show ST AH ; v.r.o ' I IT CA( 1 1 WEDNESDAY, August 7, 1985 Vernal, Utah 84078 93rd Year No. 63 INSIDE this week's Express Naples Day celebration 4 Gam supports current grazing fees ..... .4 Nuclear medicine 12 Readers Theater 13 UBIC draws large crowd 18 Glines 3rd wins tournament 25 28 Pages Single Copy 25 Editorial 2.3 Classified Ads 10-11 Obituaries 7 Expressions 13-20 Public Notices 8-9 Sports 2 1 -28 TV Guide 5-6 Three advertising inserts 4 si((SlnD(SS Four agencies made it official with Monday's signing of a joint agreement agree-ment to consolidate the dispatch of law enforcement agencies, fire departments and ambulances. The agreement puts all dispatching for Uintah County, Vernal City, Duchesne County and the Utah Highway Patrol under one Consolidated Con-solidated Dispatch Center. Roosevelt City will continue their own dispatch. The center came on-line last week with Vernal City and the UPH being the first users on the system. The other agencies will come on-line in stages. The center will reach full implementation im-plementation by Aug. 15. The major reason for uniting the dispatch systems is saving of an estimated $250,000 yearly. The savings sav-ings will come mostly in manpower. The 20 dispatchers required under the divided system, will be replaced with seven dispatchers under the consolidated system. Two Vernal Ci-tv. Ci-tv. two Duchesne County and three UPH dispatchers were absorbed into the' center. Uintah County Sheriff dispatchers will be used to operate the new county jail. Law enforcement agencies are not projecting a decline in the quality of services under the new system. "It is a cost effective move," said Sheriff Arden Stewart, Uintah County. Coun-ty. "It will cut response times." Fire and ambulances will operate on a separate radio frequency than the law enforcement agencies to allow them a clear channel, Stewart said. The dispatch system will not carry the same degree of economic advantages advan-tages for Duchesne County as Uintah County, however, Commissioner Ted Kappen, Duchesne County, said commissioners com-missioners support going to the system. "We're not threaten by the system," Happen said. "We've worked work-ed with the Uintah County Commissioners Commis-sioners for two and a half years with no problems." The consolidated dispatch represents a complete circle from seven to ten years ago. when local agencies split off from the Highway Patrol dispatch system. Basin couple questions fairness of worker's compensation policies After mm month of drlavi, foul US ami havirfi to live vrry mlrMly hi!e rrcoVFTir-a fmm knr ur-ry, Jhn Duffof d and hi it?, Um rf giVPti hal Ihry h t!4iofftl)- Jnir-Hied, Jnir-Hied, Wot fcmrrVi Corr.prtvMUofl, t'niirr uuh U urtjf rmrjo)rf u frq iir in fy Wot km-n Comprtv Mticfl tn;;fsra fnf rsch r ;!') Ihal t tM an ItttVprtwirr,! f rU actor Kvrfi if lb. otkrf it f,n tr. ir;r. ',-n ttif.tritlar. If rmf-lovrf m emv ft4 cvrf J' trcsfcrf, Wofkmrtl i tfcjtforJ a rrr.ploye ly tt4 Two bound over in Vernal murder case t jr.tn f-ve t-n rf--4 eit J'S, X-: '-r.fi n,T fnf ts-.f in- I ti ( U Vt',;-, tt. M. a rj'iif f.si r-n t'-'l PSt Ar fr-ff-yt ft 3-c j! W-T-i rf ft' (Vs'fs rr.f ,P1. ft?'-. I. v (?'" k a t'" ".i I ' S S 1 ! Ac . S ft. t5-W ,y f-.t POOD w 1 i ' I - ' I REPRESENTATIVES of four agencies sign an agreement which will link them together under one dispatch system. Signers are Ted Kappen, "We have been trying for the past four years to form the consolidated system, but it was not politically right, until now," said Chief Robert T. Downard. Vernal City Police. Mayor Samuel Snyder said Vernal City's Interest in the system stems from an effort to keep the budget the same as last year. "It is a savings to all involved, and we hope other entities will become in tcut k driver. Oct. 5, !M4 Dufford was forking on ht Ul load of the day, fchfipcd coming down the ladder on the iije trf hi trailrf and fell elxnit five ff-rl to the g mind, Dyfford Mid it Ml like Uo ice in M had ti"fl fnr.hrd into hi kwt!, the fail aEr.a!rd a km- injury t4 Nme II )rarci Du-'ford widlhe kr 4 r?ot im him any prpWrm tihre that injury. Tfc effj'mrf !Hiftr4 of the 8 i4rr! !!.r f..;ict jrg Mon.'.ay. A f"j f'4 1 Iwar ii-it f4 ry lHrrrd Nn-. , I'i lb em- loyrr fa 1 da,vi t rtsp"p4 la the rrqurtl. (S,3f-4 Ut asH. cw.fy at- f (-nrirH r4 v fir it c'.t?-t r'-9ftc Tt f-rc f:e i car la! ' av1 S f'r Of .rp --;? '""'. i"i r 1 ' t a c- f f ft ' .- i rf i ' '! rf S ci. fit) t ? " c JC '' t f'f t S tirfr f iv it tr -- "t V ,stc inf rfgcrpr).- r4 ''(. 8 (-.if-e fltrr. Ir"'1 - -J f i J'-Si f;rT-jl f rr 1 tj'! s- j r : ji-.4! f ' f - I 1 f r;'e c"- 1 (dlos volved," Snyder said. Doug Bodrero, Deputy Commissioner Commis-sioner of the Department of Public Safety and former Cache County Sheriff, said that when Cache County switched to a consolidated system "it was for our benefit, but the public response strongly supported the system." ' In Uintah County, instead of three emergency numbers, all calls will be Notification was lent out Nov. 19 and another notification wai sent Dec. 1 1, mi Other drlays. "for lome unknown reawn" puied the hearing to March 15.113 Cettina nmlieal Irealnr-nl for hii injury, betauM hi employer a not Injured, proved to he d.MicuH. After several delay, lietaue of financial Car accident gets A iix yaf t!4 Vetnal r ny-nvi In car rlitri3ti arti'tenl W f ! - day, July 3t ha stirtH IN 6 fl trwihrf ta dernand 'f r,:5' ttwre 'r. ar4 tkkdir alori Acr6r-g 14 the UaH -a IvroJ. Ma-. Hatch hit h a twif1hhfmr4 fnnfisf ' ?' ' Hakh 8"-rriicd ( tr IK ff-' ir.Utsrf liro if J;T1 N lflh i' V.s i tr dri'f of tlfl ' ''' rSr-,c:a ri.. ;t. M 8' ' U IT) 9 !n 8 rcj fV.'V.ra; th '1 (IThjlJwe li A'-T Va'"'T Vf- f' t; ( Kc-c e'e s !t-;'' 1 f t Ct trr'-.l A-.rfi t fhe jfi'W-.-.f a( infc,'St4 h -jVf p... Iravf: -i 1 il ?r-i ! - 1 aM " ! fSe pr'ci cp-1 1 t er il f ' ; part II Duchense County; Mayor Samuel Synder, Vernal Ver-nal City; Neal Comgaard, Uintah County; and Col. Duane Ricfitns, UHP. . . . ." f dispatched through one number, 781-COPS after Aug. 15. Currently 789-4222 will access the dispatch the center. Duchesne County will be 722-COPS and Duchesne City will be 738-COPS after Aug. 15. Commissioner Neal Domgaard, Uintah County, said that eventually the dispatch system will be linked to a 911 emergency number. Continued on pog 7 problems, and two doctors' opinion. Dufford, underwent knee surgery Nov, 17, 13JVI. Administrative Law Jude Richard G. Summon, Utah Industrial CommiMion. beard DuJford'l cae and ordrred that Dufford wal rntitj. ed to Workmen's Compensation henrd!, gnd ordrred Drad Pctenwn w rrrh." said TrrT-r fw-r f-i :rfl In th? rsst f((fts hae .!ffrd fnoJntisIj ffw! 1 l.niil Ka'vUri" Hatch the cifl s m-hef, i? sortie tf a ti:p hkfi h tvt ftam4 Mai Mhrr- Aca:-"t fy-5-ri trisrf t'.V'-h. hfc U Uiti p !'? itiatrrwsi, t!--o darrt f4 -J rn.Mnsf.j el--g W! ' Mt dsi;v,-f 8i a'.-t a:;4 !CT-Iajr, 81 t M 1l fa frhe'K;r-j eSor.jt !," ts. ta1(haii t'i JiaUh i :rf''t - ;-t pn a Tc1.;i,i f.:. r,j j- jKr'f 1 ( ,'T Cf' ; :-a-ict? f' )f-t a !?- rf df-ari'5s ;. r:! gl-rg (ic t'reef f lift j li 5-js t f?1 ' W s'.-S; f t .-"in" S"i t-ft t ?"T ! i'' -lV S-r'S Foundation created to aid worthy causes A tax exempt, charitable organization organiza-tion has been formed to identify the needs of the Vernal area and to funnel fun-nel funds to worthy causes. The Vernal Community Foundation Founda-tion was established in November of 1984 but had not received its tax exempt ex-empt status until recently. The nine trustees, of the foundation founda-tion have met five times to identify three areas where the foundation will lend support: provide matching funds for the the purchase of additional addi-tional books for the public library, provide funds to allow a terminally ill youth in the area the opportunity to fulfill a "last wish" and assist in developing a community center. The foundation is appealing to individuals, in-dividuals, clubs, companies and community organizations to make contributions . "We hope to generate about $100,000 and live off the interest," said Bob Nicholson, president of the Vernal Community Foundation. In working toward its $100,000 goal, the foundation may provide funding fun-ding for certain causes and projects even though its trust account is less than the goal. Persons or organizations' requests re-quests that donations go to a certain cause, will be honored, Nicholson said. "This is a long-term organization," organiza-tion," he said, "that will outlast any of the current trustees." "It has a great possibility for doing a lot of good for the community," he said. The Vernal area has parks, a hospital and other public facilities that have been made possible by the generosity of those who have Gala event planned for Dinosaur Days The celebration of 14 dinosaurs coming to Vernal will begin early Saturday morning during Dinosaur Days the proceeds of hich go to provide pro-vide a better home for the huge creatures. Local poets have already caught the annual dinosaur crae, as they have been submitting work to a poetry contest with a central theme of dmwaurisms. A triathlon; run. sim and bicycle relay, will begin at 7am , Saturday, end winners will he dragging in about 10 a m. The triathlon u ponsrired by KVELFMsl The iwtffl and run portion por-tion of the event will begin at the bt ramp at Steinaker RwMnr. After iwimmir.a half a mile, runners i!l attempt a S3 mile run to the radio station, t'..ker i!l leave the radio station and go to 5"0 North bt e they Ul turn e?i on the Marwr 11 hiay, T!e race iil end at tJi Rorlh parking l4 of the Verral t?a.eta!l corr-pir. mother MASD - ' - x O - i previously donated substantial funds. "The Vernal Community Foundation Founda-tion is designed to perpetuate this tradition of giving to the community and to broaden the base so that all who benefit from this unique community com-munity can also contribute to its future," Nicholson said. The foundation has not been organized to sponsor any specific project or accomplish any one goal. The trustees will use the income from the foundation's assets to support projects that are designated to benefit the entire Vernal area. Generally, only income will be used and the basic assets will remain to generate income for the future. The foundation does not intend to provide assistance to individuals in personal hardship situations. However, in very unique circumstances, cir-cumstances, the foundation may consider con-sider providing assistance in a personal per-sonal hardship situation. Cash donations to the Vernal Community Com-munity Foundation are deductible on federal and Utah income tax returns. Under most circumstances, there are special tax benefits to making a donation of appreciated property, such as real estate or securities, or to including the foundation as a beneficiary in an estate plan. The foundation offers a number of possibilities for donations: outright bequest, incremental gifts, memorial fund, life insurance, term trust, gifts with lifetime interest and final beneficiary. Members of the board of trustees are Richard Haddcnham, Irvin Haws, Gayle F. McKtatV uie, Robert Nicholson, Ron Perry, Leora Jacobe, Dr. Jack Seitz. Cecil Wall and Alta Winward. Youngsters can get their feet wet In the fishing pond at 11 a m. at the First Security Parking lot. Kids under 12 and over 6 years old will be put In the pond with about 100 14 inch trout, The result Is usually a good catch for the kids, and an exciting spetiatorV event, The limit Is one fish per person. The excitement docs not subside in the afternoon. At i p m. there will be a free movie at the Vernal theater iponsored by Crtnl Shiner for children ages i tall. All day ever,!! feature a M $m Shftot at the Ziofl'i Parking Jot, tofl. cmions on the west side of the tin-tah tin-tah County Court House and an art and crafl dip!ay in frohl of the courthouse, cour-thouse, Thrte will aHo h miniature car ri4 eUtra icsj Wr?t and cottcrssinni ill be s.ld on the Cminbowe lawn Lea"y gf 0Tn tt den ?ce tan !,A'0f MATCH ts,$ t-a c 3 rd t? t: I j tt-t-i Si; Sa tp- e- r-: |