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Show Daily Herald 12 THURSDAY, . - APRIL U!Mr County, 1966 7, Utah 9 Adults Face Charges In Provo'Juvenile Court Orem Okehs Crackdown on Delinquent Special Improvement Payments OREM Citv councilmen have are not paid, city officials point- anthorized City Manager Earl ed out. Wengreen to initiate whatever winston Crawford, chairman of the Coordinating Council, met rat-riii- e navmpnts on SDe. M , Clili XillpluVcfllcTlt Nine persons have been sentenced in Third District. Juve-ni- e Court on charges of contributing to the delinquency of minors. Glen Brown, 18, 197 East Utah Ave., Payson, was sentenced t) 10 days in Utah County Jail but was granted a stay in execution until June 10, at which time the sentence will be suspended on good behavior and provided be spends two periods in jail and pay a ?25 fine. Contributing to the delinquency oTa minor in a forgery case the charge against Wayne rD.-ae- e, 19,43 South. -- Esc lante Drive, Spanish Fork. 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Ferrv: chief test Rostron, 20, both of 296 W. 12th 3., Orem, received a y jail pilot for the Hughi'2Lrcraft sentence. It was stayed until Co., landed the OH6a Pawnee helicopter at Ormond Beach at July 20 and will then be pended on good, behavior and 8:43 a.m. after completing the provided he pay $25 in restitu- 2,300 mile flight from Culver tion by July 19. City, Calif. ' A charge of contributing to The flight bettered the old fee delinquency of a minor by nonstop distance record set providing liquor and cigarettes last year by a larger Navy to minors brought a y jail Sikorsky helicopter by nearly sentence to Howard Mansfield, 200 miles. The first of 700 pawnees 43, Payson. Fifteen days were suspended provided he main- ordered by the Army is tain 'good behavior for six scheduled for delivery to months but he was ordered to American forces in Viet Nam spend the other 15 days in jail. in June. Four youths, who all live at The Pawnee weighs only 1,000 145 N. 10th W., Provo, were pounds empty. fWjjj , Department, was approved. A letter from the Central Utah, Water.Conservancy District was read urging-thcity to write our legislators urging their sup- -' port of the conservancy district. of $3,364. 19 was au thorized to the Metropolitan Water Board for the balance due on payment for culinary - Record Flight jail sentence against y Charge , nt La 31. A iwi)KeoyMUtoJ5kwh coiin- - - 3rd Spanish Fork, tenced to 10 days in jail. It was stayed until Aug.l, when it will be suspended on good behavior provided he pay a $50 finejy July n- should be done about the sentenced on charges of Ml,which was jeorganizedjjnly The authorization grew out of indecent liberties with a juveIasL.year.Mr; Crawford said nile. James Merrill Carter, 18, a report trade recently by the the council is made up of the v as fined $299 and sentenced to city manager, indicating that presidents of seven organizasix months in jaUrTfie Jail term many property owners have tions in the city, with representwill be suspended, with the ex- never made payments on spe atives from other organizations ception of 6ix days,, provided cial improvement districts dat also in the council.' He declared thfine is paid by Feb. 15, 1967. ing back as much as eight that he felt there was duplicaLaMar Robert Brooks, 18, was years. tion of effort between the Cojail sentence on Under the law, the city is en ordinating Council and the Orem jiven the indecent liberties charge titled to take steps to put prop- - Boosters, since they were in- Land Jined SlOO.The, jail sen- ertyMpJaLlaxjjalon.rwhit;h yjolMng4hesamecrje; tence will be suspended on Sept. the special improvement taxes sometimes the same areas of 16 provided he has shown good behavior and has paid the fine. Ralph P. Helmandollar, 18, PROVO. STORE was; sentenced to U) days and fined $50 on the indecent liber-ties charge. His sentenqfc will be suspended Sept. 15 provided he has good behavior and has paid the She. AU VAYS fjWST QUALITY U The fourth youth was Gill S. $ -- M finedwas 'jmWdftW'rrtgrwhfr good behavior and provided he tence. The jail term was' stayed periods in jail until Oct. 16 and will then be and pay a $100 fine by July 1, suspended provided he has paid Richard 19, 110 W the fine by Oct. 15. N was sen - spend fix tuaiiJvti-nic- the city. taking ir city's representative with Mr. Crawford, jmd a third member should be appointed from the council, he said. Councilmen authorized the a note for mayor: toJio-sig- n there was a need for the Co- - the with the Ve terans'Coun-fayme$6,000 he and council, coordinating ordinating Council. asked the council to give him cil for completion of payment "Councilman James Paramore until the first of May to study on lights for the Veterans Mem- pointed out that the Coordinat- the matter and come forth wi mToriarMlpark. The council also" gave its aping Council should work on proj- recommendations. ects assigned to it by the. city Mr. Crawford, who is presi- proval to a request from the Council to withdraw council, and said the present dent of the Orem Chamber of Veterans allotment of $3842.64 its annual, ; stem a Commerce and problems' representaorganization's the Utah from County Veterans infrom the fact that it has tive on UVIDA, asked the mayor volved tiie presidents of city to also consider appointing a Fund. councils only, and they are member of the city council to Payment of $1,467.82, repretoo busy attending meet- - the city s UVIDA committee, senting Orem's' quarterly pay- ings. Second problem is that melKckStone" is curTMny' themrentt council h& not had significant Clyde Weeks, immediate past matters on which to work; he ' president of the (Coordinating declared. Council, said the Boosters are Mayor. 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