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Show Page A2 THl: DAI1Y III RAI D. Proo. Ltah. Thursday September (ttuu.lbrkThelierald.com). 2002 10. Police Beat ARREST - Nathan Court Briefing in the trailer she occupied alone on Wednesday. Drug paraphernalia was found nearby and an overdose of heroin is suspected as a possible cause of death, Lloyd Lee, 24, of Provo, was arrested Wednesday morning for forgery and theft charges. Lee went to two different businesses in Orem and passed himself off as an unsuccessfully to get into a safe in the home. The safe suffered damage but was not compromised. An auto burglary on Wednesday at the Mountain View High School parking lot was solved after the victim of the theft discovered a "calling card" that had been according to Orem police. Her trailer was near 700 employee of a construction company that had sent him to make tool purchases for the construction company, N. 600 West, Orem. - left behind. CDs were allegedly stolen by a boy who broke into the car with a tire iron, according police. The victim came out to find the broken window and missing CDs, but also found BURGLARY A home was burglarized sometime Wednesday morning in the area of 300 South and 900 according to Orem police. Lee signed a false name and then pawned the purchased tools for cash, police said. Lee was booked into the Orem holding facility. West, Orem. The homeowner returned to find the back door open and a number of jewelry items, as well as an UNATTENDED DEATH -- An Leshia Mad-se- n of found Madsen deceased first-degre- second-degre- confessed. Study: Hole in ozone layer closing of the Australian By EMMA TINKLER Associated SYDNEY, Press Writer Australia chemical hlorine-based wealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, -C- or CSIRO. lev- Fraser said ozone layer recovery would be a result of international efforts to ban els in the atmosphere are falling, and the hole in the ozone layer over Antarctica should close within 50 years, according to an Australian government-funde- d study. Although the ozone layer had not yet begun to repair itself, the hole would probably start closing within five years, and should fully recover by 2050, said Paul Fraser, ozone-depletin- chlorofluoro-carbon- g first-degre- time in more than 20 years. The ozone layer over the of southern continent Antarctica has suffered the most damage from CFCs, which have eaten a hole about 10 million square miles. The hole is about three times t he size of Aust ralia. The CSIRO and Australia's Bureau of Meteorology have been monitoring and recording the level of chlorine in the troposphere over Australia's southern island state of Tasmania for several years. governmen- Common- t-funded s in the CSIRO atmospheric monitoring has found that chlorine from chlorofluorocar-bons- , or CFCs, leveled off in the troposphere the lower two atmosphere years ago, and is falling for the first mid-1990- s. five-da- y e four felonies rape, sodomy, attempted rape and aggravated sex abuse committed against the same child, a relative of his, over a period of almost seven years. Nettik also pleaded e guilty to a felony for possession of child pornography. Nettik faces a sentence of at least six years in the state prison based on a Utah law that calls for a mandatory minimum sene tence for convictions for child felony rape, child sodomy and attempted rape of a child, said Mariane O'Bryant, deputy attorney in the Utah County Attorney's the suspect's backpack inside the car. The juvenile suspect was located and antique European shotgun had been stolen, according to police. The thieves or thief also tried Police arrested Nettik in trial had June. A been set for December, but Nettik decided to plead guilty after he told a fellow inmate at the Utah County Jail about the videotape and the inmate informed police. Pleasant Grove police dug up a box under a concrete slab supporting a fence post in Nettik's yard and found the video, which showed him committing the crimes against the girl. The rape and abuse occurred between May 1995 and April 2002, first in Nettik's home in Orem and then, after he moved, in his Lindon home. The child pornography charge stemmed from pictures seized during a search of the Lindon residence on June 4, when Nettik was arrested. Four additional counts of sexual exploitation of a GUILTY PLEA: A Lin don man pleaded guilty Wednesday to repeatedly raping, sodomizing and sexually abusing a child, acts caught on a videotape he made and buried outside his home. Marlow Rex Nettik, 39, admitted he was guilty of minor, all based on child pornography found in the search, were dropped in the Office. plea agreement with the county attorney's office, as was a second-degre- e felony count of child abuse or neglect. Nettik was being held on bail of $50,000. a cash-onl- y Fourth District Judge James Taylor set sentencing for Nov. 10. GUILTY PLEA: A Spanish Fork man pleaded guilty Wednesday to two second-degre- e felony counts of forcible sex abuse. David Malan, 32, agreed to a plea bargain arrangement that dismissed two identical counts. Malan waived the preliminary hearing scheduled for Wednesday and admitted to sexually abusing two female relatives between Sept. 15 and Nov. 30, 2001. The charges each carry a maximum punishment of years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Taylor set sentencing for Nov. 13 and ordered Malan to report to Adult Probation & Parole for a presentence investigation report. New stamp honors farm leader WASHINGTON (AP) -- dent. "The significance of his impact transcends any one cause or struggle." Paul Chavez, son of the civil rights campaigner, said the stamp "is a powerful vehicle to introduce a new generation of Americans to his vital legacy, them that teaching through determination and hard work they can improve their own lives and communities." . new stamp honoring farm labor leader Cesar E. Chavez was released Wednesday, by the Postal A Service. The stamp will be issued next April. 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