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Show A-4 The Park Record WedThursFri, August 20-22, 2003, . Direct Importer of the World's Finest Rugs v h r" Padding Hand Cleaning Repair Appraisal , BuyTVade Al Adibs you will eitfoy: " .-. The largest Selection of Most Unusual New and Antique Hand Woven Rugs, Kellms, Tapestries, and Pillows ' An Education in a Stress Free Environment The Most Reasonable Prices Attention from Our Knowledgeable Staff - . 3142 So. Highland Dr. (1400 East), Salt Lake City (801) 484-6364 (888)-445-RUGS (7847) . , Mon.-Sat 10:00 aun. to 6:00 p.m. . I Hikers in rugged area of forest when fatal bolt struck county last week By PATRICK PARKINSON Of the Record staff " 7" Lightning near Dead Horse Lake in the Uinta Mountains on Aug. 14, killed a 20-year-old woman , from Pennsylvania, ' . deputies said last weekend. - Investigators believe Sarah J. McCarron had been camping with her. grandparents for about-three about-three days in . the West Fork Blacks Fork of the Wasatch-Cache Wasatch-Cache - National , Forest last week' and the three were ; on their way back to their automo bile when the strike occurred. The vehicle was reportedly parked near the Blacks Fork River. ' An electrical storm passed through the area at about 2;30 p.m. and deputies say all three individuals were - knocked unconscious by the strike. Sgt. Alan, Siddoway of the . Summit County Sheriff's Office, said though the hikers were in a depression, they were at 10,000-foot 10,000-foot elevations in the forest. Siddoway conducted the death investigation and says McCarron's grandmother first regained consciousness and., then revived her husband. After . both people were, unable to " revive their granddaughter, the ' man went for help. He hiked for two hours and was then taken to a ridge where, he made a call for help, on a cellular cel-lular phone. The strike occurred in a rugged area of the forest. " Siddoway said that when Summit County Sheriff's Office deputies and emergency respon-ders respon-ders from Uinta County, Wyoming, arrived on the scene, McCarron was dead and her grandparents were in good condition. con-dition. Her 'grandfather led emergency ; responders. to the location. t Siddoway states in a -press,, release that weather in the area!: - that day prevented a helicopter; 'from responding to the' acci-w dent. Working in conjunction with the U.S.' " Forest " Service . and; , "campers, , .emergency J responders transported . McCarron's body out of the for-I est at about 7 a.m. the next , morning. '.,'. , ,: Siddoway praised emergency -responders from ; Wyoming, Summit County ; Search and Rescue and campers in the for-1 est for assisting in the recovery. ' He said deputies were busy and news of the death was not released ' to the media until Aug. 16. 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Allred owns roughly 25 acres at the center and as part of the plan', 82 percent per-cent of the land would be open space, according to a Summit County planning staff report scon smPARK record Wild animals visit South Summit homes Continued from A-3 fired near the Weber River in Oakley on Aug. 15. A case of domestic violence was reported from Woodland on Aug. 15 at 11:57 p.m. ( On Aug. 16, deputies received , a complaint about speeding in Highland Estates. Gunshots were reportedly fired near Rqckport Reservoir on Aug. 16 at 7:04 p.m. A semi-truck hit a bear in Woodland on Aug. 16 at 9:52 p.m. On Aug. 17,' a man in Summit "- County told dispatch his wife had beaten him up. - A shed was reportedly burglarized burglar-ized in Kamas on Aug. 17 at 10:07 a.m. . . " Injuries were reportedly sustained sus-tained in an all-terrain vehicle accident in the Snyderville Basin on Aug. 17 at 1:56 p.m. On Aug. 17 at 8:10 p.m. a case of child abuse was reported to the Summit County Sheriff's Office. 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