| OCR Text |
Show 1 T r Tirmv W uui 7 T vt7 cnnnr 11 i hmrc liiivy-- 9 X X Thursday August 27, 2009 UXTAL NEWS FOR 135 YEARS 50 CENTS YOUR TOWM I 1 I mm I Ilia W M 1 I M v t' ONLINE: heraldextra.com 'WHAT I I ro NTrnr.unr)Rs YOUR NEWSPAPER AISOUT NOW? I J LJ LJ Country hitmakers Lonestar to perform Friday at SCERA Shell U.S. Senate loses its dealmaker P.G. says Orirc Hatch says he and Kennedy could have forged health care ) mayor must More inside bill Laurie Kellman US' J THE ASSOCIATED plan to overhaul the nation's WASHINGTON In an era of bitter political di vision, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's death silenced a singu lar voice of bipartisanship at a time when colleagues are struggling with angry constituents and each other over an elusive See KENNEDY, i Possible C health care system. Some lawmakers said Tuesday the current stalemate is the result of Kennedy's absence for the past few, crucial months. Some hope to rescue the embattled legislation as his legacy. PRESS successors are lining up for Kennedy's Senate seat. I Sen. Ted Kennedy was part of a remarkable family generation. Stories on A7 2r7 A6 uvu Goes back to school resign to seek city job Caleb Warnock DAILY HERALD PLEASANT GROVE Now, the fate of the mayor of Pleasant Grove is his own story to write. After a month of deadlocked debate, council members here voted 2 late on Tuesday, declining to change a city ordinance that would require Mayor Mike Daniels to resign in order to apply for a job as city administrator. Councilmen Bruce Call and Mark Atwood cast the minority votes. Elected officials had been considering whether to allow an elected official to stay on until selected for an interview, rather than being forced to resign e employupon submitting an application for ment with the city. Daniels announced in April that he would eschew a second mayoral term in favor of applying to be the new city administrator. On Wednesday, however, Daniels was demure 3-- full-tim- See A3 CITY JOB, What you may not know about the county SWAT Janice Peterson DAILY HERALD A quiet Lindon neighborhood was turned into a hive of police activity last month during an hours-lonstandoff with a suicidal suspect. When all was said and done on July 23, Weston Winters was safely in police custody, but the incident left some wondering why so many police officers respond in a standoff situation. Police say there are a lot of things people do not know about the Special Weapons and Tactics Team that often responds to drug busts or standoffs, or g XXV - PATRICK SMITHDaily Herald n the first day of classes, sophomore Brooke Snell, who is studying exercise science, relaxes in the center of campus at Utah valley University on Wednesday. T. he campus is gorgeous, bnell said. They have great programs and everyone on the jcampus is really outgoing." The school is in its second year as a university, and there are more than 23,000 students enrolled from all 50 states and 79 countries, according to the UVU Web site. With a modern campus and architecture, UVU's grounds feature fountains, ponds, trees and manicured lawns where students can relax. INSIDE A9 EDITORIALS DIGEST B2-B- 3 CELEBRATIONS OBITUARIES B4 LDS Church closes Nigeria temple Bright, sunny HIGH LOW 89 55 VOLUME 87 ISSUE 27 B7 BUSINESS BIO WEATHER C4 COMICS INUV TV LISTINGS INUV See 055 00050"" 8 . THE ASSOCIATED PKLSS SALT LAKE CITY The LDS church has indefinitely closed a temple in Nigeria as a precaution following recent violence in the area. The Deseret News reported in its online edition Wednesday that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints also has evacuated temple A8 The Aba Nigeria Temple of The 1 workers to other areas. Church spokesman Scott Trotter says violence in the area where the temple is located even though it is not necescould put sarily related to the temple church members at risk. The temple on the outskirts of Aba includes a stake center and administration office. It was announced in 2000 and dedicated in 2005. .. SWAT, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. www.lds.org itirzii'ftZi'ih!j CCfirFICIARY OF YOIKI IRA THE IRS?' :ES:TATE PLANNING WORKSHOP FOR RETIREMENT SAVINGS ticc: Concepts taught are most appropriate for people with IRAs or 401 Ks valued -- Retirement sprigs, three phases. Accumulation while you're alive. Distribution as 'needed during retirement. Your legacy after you're gone. r ? latest tax Jaws. Learn to distribute, roll over, and secure your retirement plan. Keep money in your family for ' by generations or spend while you're alive. BKENTOfJ M. RIPLEY J.D. Attorney - & at over $250,000 team investing techniques that may gain . in up or down markets. current income tax by thousands each year.11 Properly use planning documents like trusts and wills without causing tax problems. .,. ' Lower" your " ' - President of Jamestown Capital Group t '' : , . LLC vVJT II Jlff I I Jamestown Capital Group |
