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Show Pane 22 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Monday, March 28, 1983 roup Mires Chicago 'Muscle7 ?o (ill Clinic Pre-Li- fe - SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Joe Sheidler of Chicago, who calls himself the "Green Beret" of the national movement, pro-lif- e brought his crusade to Utah today. He was invited into the state by a private organization to battle a Planned Parenthood clinic in West Jordan. He said Sheidler uses "direct confrontation" methods to try and close abortion and Planned Parenthood clinics. FAPP members said Sheidler "talks" clients out of using abortion or birth control him from picketing an Illinois Planned Parenthood office. The activist was invited to Utah by Families Against Planned Parenthood (FAPP), a group which has picketed a newly opened birth control clinic in West Jordan. services. But Norman Levine, a Planned Parenthood official in Illinois, said Sheidler is not as successful as some people think. He said a court order has prevented Sheidler from Dave Schmidt, chairman of the Parenthood group, credited Sheidler with personally closing six abortion clinics in anti-Plann- Sheidler, director of the Pro Life Action League, is under a federal court order prohibiting closing the organization's Hatta Clinic in Chicago or organizing pickets. Levine said despite the efforts of Sheidler, Planned Parenthood' Hatta Clinic remains open. Incident On Videotape May Be - A SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) former Salt Lake County jailer claims a videotape shows the start of an incident last year in which a Catholic priest was allegedly abused in the jail drunk tank. But the jailer's allegations have raised questions because an available videotape shows what happened in the jail booking area and not the drunk tank. Former jailer Joseph Wunk said he was working in the jail's booking area last April 30 when a Catholic priest was brought in by a Utah Highway Patrol trooper for driving under the influence of alcohol. Wunk admitted he participated in an incident in the drunk tank in which three people allegedly stood on the back of the handcuffed priest while he was searched. But the full incident described by the former jailer apparently was not recorded on videotape because there are no cameras in A tape recording made in the booking area reportedly does show a jailer forcing the priest's head against a plexiglass window. It also shows the jailer wrestling the to floor and kneeling on Eriest the after the priest resisted removal of his crucifix. The priest, who was cited for driving while intoxicated, was re- leased to local Catholic officials without being booked. A Salt Lake Catholic Diocese spokesman said the priest cannot be contacted for comment because he is participating in an alcohol rehabilitation project out of state. "Things are done. to inmates that aren't necessary," Wunk said. It just seems that, when it would take just a little force to subdue them, excessive force is f 1 Self-Estee- - m is how a child views himself. It is how much he or she thinks that they are Self-estee- m worth to themselves and to others. It's how they view their talents and capabilities. That will draimage, or amount of matically effect their adult life. self-estee- The Risk of Parenthood Whether you want to believe it or not, from you. You your child gets his are the chief judge in his court. What you do now will determine a set course for your child's entire life. 90 of children with low come from parents with low The cycle must be broken, and can be if the right techniques are used. rnr. self-estee- self-estee- m said during his employ- come with an owners manual. They teach you a lot of information in school but not how to be an effective parent. Come to this special seminar and learn techniques that are helping parents nationwide. Workshop Held Only At The Following TtmM and Location: Tuesday, March 2qth Holiday Inn 1460 S. University Provo, Utah 12-- 2 p.m. and repeats again 7:30-9:3- 0 Helpful educational material will be available for purchase at the end of the workshop Don't Miss This Opportunity It's too bad that your first child doesn't ment at the jail he witnessed several incidents similar to the Briefs be in Utah through Wednesday. Free 2 Hour Lecture and Workshop Day Only Parents Invited To Attend self-estee- m iL. volunteered Child used." Wunk offi- cer, said her organization "is doing everything we can to pro who Sheidler, 10 Steps To Building Your one involving the priest. A former Army intelligence officer, he resigned his jailer's job March 18. Salt Lake County Sheriff's Capt. John Jensen, jail commander, said the incident in the booking area was taped when officers in the control room saw the jailer yelling and poking the priest in the chest with his finger. "I think he (the jailer) aggravated the circumstances," Jensen said. "It could have been handled better." He said the jailer involved has been transferred. the drunk tank. enthood public information services but whose flight from Chicago was paid for by Familes Against Planned Parenthood, will Schmidt said his group wants to "protect the majority from harmful things. Planned Parenthood is harmful so we're trying to protect ' people from them." Janet Goldsmith, Planned Par- "We had to go to federal court to get an order to stop village officials from interfering with our opening," he said. Explaining why Sheidler was invited to Utah, Schmidt said: Drunk-Tan- k munity." mote communication in the home where it doesn't already exist." "In some of the homes our clients come from," she said, "it's not there. We may be some of the first people in a young person's world to offer communication in the home as a possibility." "We want to close Planned Parenthood (in West Jordan) because we're concerned about our com- Foi Mora WwiMtiM Cal 1982B&WTCO. Lecture Series Starts in Salt Lake - SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) The University of Utah Tuesday will begin a series of 10 lectures on the topic "The United States at Home and Abroad in the 1980s." The lectures are free to the public. They will begin at 7:15 p.m. each Tuesday in the Social and Behavioral Science Building auditorium. "During the 1980s Americans face painful and vexing problems of dwindling resources, a recession-racked economy and explosive international tension," said Dr. Sandra Taylor. She and Dr. Edward Davies of the university's History Department, along with Dr. Edward Epstein of the Political Science Department, are coordinating the lecture series. ' 60 Acres of Goblin Valley is Closed - The Bureau of PRICE (UPI) d Land Management has halted vehicle use of 60 acres near the entrance to Goblin Valley State Preserve because of the public has severely abused the land, said area manager Sam Rowley. "This emergency closure is a result of the area being heavily impacted from dumping of human waste and trash, and the destruction of vegetation," Rowley said. Goblin valley is located in south central Emery County. The closure decision came after numerous complaints from visitors to Goblin Valley, he said. The area will remain off limits to vehicles until June 1. 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