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Show Page - 32 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Wednesday, May 22. 1985 Second Opinions out his adult life, he has focused completely on the world of automobile racing. This year, with a new and faster car, he will enter races in dozens of cities across the U.S.) By RICHARD MYHRE The cars move in a pack, traveling approximately the same speed. Suddenly, one breaks away. The driver begins to maneuver into the inside lane, weaving between cars, aggressive, seemingly fearless, accelerating to a dangerous speed. Suddenly the car seems to lose control as it veers, tires screeching, toward a rail. Why doesn't the driver turn the wheel? ... Not a scene on the auto racing track, but on any road or highway on any Friday night. As a professional race car driver, I cond decisions that are a stantly make normal part of being on the track. I am one car in a pack of 30 to 40, and I've gained a healthy respect for speed and maneuvering abiity. A race requires every bit of concentration I can direct to my own machine and those around me. My life in auto racing has shown that driving either a formula race car or the family station wagon requires a clear head and quick response. Yet if I ever were drunk behind the wheel of my street car, I thought I could handle it. After all, I drive cars for a living. So when the AAAOhio Motorists Association asked me to participate in a drunk driving demonstration, I readily greed. I was asked to drive an obstacle course while sober. "No problem," I said. "I'm a pro, this is second nature to me, I can drive on pure instinct." Then, under direct supervision of police officers and the State Highway Patrol, they started plying me with drinks. It took just over four glasses of wine for me to become legally drunk; a blood alcohol content of .10 in Ohio. So under my own power, but staggering a bit, I was taken back to the obstacle course and again put behind the wheel of the split-secon- car. had become pre'.tv cocky and This was going to be a piece of cake, so I thought. I put the key into the ignition (albeit with some difficulty) and pushed the gas pedal to the floor. I was terrific on the and even beat my "sober" straight-awa- y time by several seconds. Then I had to come to a fast stop at one of the pylons used to mark the course (I ran it over). The next step was to put the car into reverse and back it up (I kept missing the reverse gear and I self-assure- d. putting it into neutral). Then I had to swerve the car left or right, depending on a hand signal from a police officer (the signal didn't register quickly enough; I had to stop the car to turn). The point had been made. I drove faster than I did when I was sober (inhibitions went out the door with my sobriety), my judgment and reflexes became so slow as to be useless, coordination. and I had very poor hand-ey- e Though I could perform some of the mechanical functions of driving, I lost appreciation for the dangers of the road along with my ability to react. On the race track, we would never tolerate a reckless, wild driver who would surely endanger the lives of any of us. Should anything less be tolerated from drivers on the street? Of course not. Yet, as you put your car on the road on any given Friday or Saturday night, be aware that one of the 10 cars around you will be driven by a drunk of driver. And remember that about one-haaccidents those killed in alcohol-relate- d aren't the ones who were drinking. We actively, even willingly, participate in a game of chance that is driving while under the influence. Stop and think ... a typical person who drinks four or five beers over a couple of hours (even less in Utah), is legally drunk, or close to it. That person gets into a car, onto the street, and is thoroughly convinced that driving is no problem, despite the fact that focusing on other cars and holding the car in one lane is a major feat. That is the person who may not be able to get reflexes to kick in when a traffic light is turning red. Will there be time to stop the moment a child runs into the street in front of the car? Tough drunk driving laws are necessary to protect us from those who will not use enough common sense to stay away from a powerful machine that in the wrong hands can become a deadly weapon. I support enforcement of those laws and organizations such as the National Federation of Parents Youth and Mothers Against for Drug-Fre- e Drunk Driving that work hard to save people from hurting themselves as well as the innocent. As I travel the country on the Super Vee racing circuit, I will continue to reach out, particularly to youth, and encourage them to g drugs and stay away from the alcohol that can do more damage than they ever imagined. Street driving, like race ar driving, carries a responsibility to respect the machine and concentrate on its operation. This is a responsibility that none of us should lf clerk-treasure- future. Again, the people crying mismanagement 'now, I believe, ultimately caused the mistakes by irresponsibly calling for an unneed-e- d audit a few years ago. Is the Utah Taxpayers' Association, really interested in solving problems or in good management? Or is it just out for its own ends? Had this been an elected official's campaign with these allegations thrown out in the last days of the campaign with no chance to adequately refute them, it would have been labeled "dirty," "underhanded," and a "smear" campaign. district in the Alpine is the lowest-fundelowest-funde- d state, one of the poorest districts in the nation. It has some of the best scores, lowest administrative costs, and highest teacher- ; . d ever ipore. pupil ratios in the state and nation. The UTA was not interested in whether funds were mismanaged, it merely wanted something to incite the patrons against the leeway vote. Now that it is defeated, UTA will fade away. The UTA said it "polled" its members as to whether they wanted the leeway or not. UTA members, did your leaders "poll" you or did they use your contributions to propagandize you and others? I know this happened because I have talked to businessmen who were so approached not "polled" but propagandized against the vote. For instance, is it true, as they told you and others, that a tax increase would not result in more money per pupil here since the state guarantees the level of funding? This is not true. All the money would have stayed here. The state guarantees only $1,124 ($1,180 next year) per pupil. Alpine has less than $1,800 total per student. The state average is over $2,000 with some districts over $4,000 per pupil. The national AVERAGE is $3,400 almost double Alpine's funds. Do you solve budget shortfalls by denying needed funds? And there were other misleading statements made by UTA and other "anonymous" groups as well. My contention is that the UTA and those "anonymous" groups (perhaps they were the same people in all the groups) did not act responsibly or even honestly in opposing the leeway. The funds from the leeway are not the only losses these groups are causing. The loss of morale is far more devastating to our children's education and the health of the district. Morale of the district is at an all time low. Teachers and administrators fell like quitting or stopping all the extras they have traditionally added with no expectations of reward. David N. Cox - 780 W. 240 S. Lehi U.S. News and World As a frequent visitor to Utah County, I was Reports (May 6, 1985) that Utah spends the very least per pupil of all 50 states. I was shocked. I have some understanding of inad- impressed by the beautiful lakes and mountains that sur- round your cities. I especialthe unique enjoyed ly street system which enabled me to locate my business clients easily. I have traveled through many cities of d equate funding in southeastern states, but never expected to see Utah last of 50. It seems there is a conflict brewing be- their lives such a Kecenty I tween costs and needs in education. I recently observed a local school district's request for textbook revenues denied at the ballot box, Articles in your paper brought to my attention a serious mistrust of local citizens toward administrators of your public schools. I have heard of teach- found an article in the er morale problems the world and each time I travel through Utah Valley consider leaving New York and establishing permanent residence here. I I in I have three children private schools and have carefully con- sidered the impact on transfer produce. would and controversial transfers of teachers without their input. I recorded March 4, as Entry No. 6129, in Book 2033, at Page 792 of the official records of Utah County, Utah, covering property located at: 1151 North Grove Drive Alpine Utah amd more particularly described as: COMMENCING 850.23 feet West and 1315.92 feet ciary, 1983, North from the South quarter corner of Section 18, Township 4 South, 2 East, Salt Lake Range Base and Meridian; runSouth 8906'36" thence ning West 455.42 feet; thence North 003 West 537.0 feet; thence South 64"24'32" East 692.14 feet; thence South 3615' West 286.39 feet to the point of BEGINNING. Purchase price payable in lawful money of the United States of America. Said sale will be made without covenant or warranty, express or implied, regarding title, possession or encumbrances. DATED: May 1, 1985. ZIONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK By Richard H. Nebeker, Attor ney 800 Kennecott Building Salt Lake City, Utah 84133 No. 2828 Published in The Daily Herald May 8, 15, 22, 1985. ORDINANCE NO. Notice is hereby given that in the regular Provo Municipal Council Meeting of May 14, 1985, the Council passed Ordinance NumThis Is an ber ordinance amending Section 7.32.020 of the Revised Ordinances of Provo City, 1964, which amenus the yearly license fee for a pawnbroker to the sum of $250.00 per annum. BY AND FOR THE MU- NICIPAL COUNCIL OF PROVO CITY, UTAH, ON THIS 17TH DAY OF MAY, 1985. Jean Eklund Provo City Recorder No. 2902 Published in The Daily Herald May 22, 1985. NOTICE OF problem the citizens should correct the problem wherever it lies. If a district or a school is doing a good job its citizens should support it. If a particular dis "A" Mount Loafer Subdivi- sion, Spanish Fork, Utah, according to the official plat thereof on file in the office of the Recorder, Utah County, Utah. Dated this 1st day of May, 1985. BACKMAN TITLE COMPANY Successor Trustee By David B. Boyce Vice President DBB File No. 3634 Loan No. Order No. No. 2820 Published in The Daily Herald May 8, 15, 22, 1985. AMENDED NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE The following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of sale on the West front steps of the Utah County Courthouse, Provo, Utah, on June 3, 1985, at the hour of 10:00 a.m. of said day; for the purpose of foreclosing a trust deed executed by Adrian Guy Simpson and Caroline H. Simpson, as Trustors, covering real property located at 980 West 1600 North, Orem, Utah County, Utah and more particularly de- scribed as follows: Commencing We 1325.13 feet and North 2f feet from the East qu?' corner of Section 4, Tt 2 ship 6 South, Rang d East, Salt Lake Base Meridian; thence s uth 89"20'50" West 109.11 feet along the North line of 1600 North Street; thence North 23301'l0' West 286 01 feet; thence North 8920'50" East 220 26 feet; thence So.'th 009' East 264.5 feet to beginning. Dated this 1st day of May, 1985 Vice President administrators sary. Katheryn Galarron New York, N Y. DBB File No. 364) Loan No 86214-88- 015-02- 4 Commencing atof the Lot Southeast Corner no. 10, Plat "A", Brigham Circle Subdivision, thence running South 2 deg. 22'40" East 7 feet; thence North 89 deg. 21 '13" West 28 feet; thence North 2 deg. 22'40" West 7 feet; thence South 89 deg. 2113" West 28 feet to the point of beginning. ALSO: Lot 10, Plat "A", Brigham Circle Subdivi- sion, American Fork, Utah, according to the official piat thereof on file ir the office of the Utat. County Recorder. DATED this 10th day of May, 1985. DESERET FEDERAL Collection and Workout Supervisor Trustee No 2859 Published in The Herald Daily May IS, 22, 29, 1985. No 2821 Published Daily Herald May 8, in The 15, 22, 965 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE The following described property will be sold at public auction to the high- Dlnrk 8937'50" West 400 North, Santaquin, Utah, 84655, and more par- June property located at 130 ticularly described as fol- lows: Commencing at a point on the North side of 400 North North 893V36" West feet from the South east corner of Block 62, Plat CITY SANTAQUIN Survey of Building Lots; "B", thence North 89e39'36" West along the North side of 400 North Street 110 thence North 023' feet, more or less to a fence line; thence South 8809'43" East long a fenceline 110 feet; thence South 023 West 100.35 feet, more or less, to the point of beginning. (Southeast corner of said feet; East NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE The following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United o States at the time of sale, at the main door of the County Courthouse in Provo, County of Utah, State of Utah, on the 26th day of June, 1985, at 10:00 a.m. of said day, for the purpose of foreclosing a trust deed executed by DENIS J. BEAUREGARD and VI T. BEAUREGARD, and assumed by GAYLEN C. PALMER, as Trustor, in favor of COMMERCIAL SECURITY BANK, as Beneficiary, covering real Street, which point is 110 SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION By R. WAYNE MACK 103.2 it Irvratpd South West 331 83 feet and South 02308' West 100.98 feet from the Northeast corner of Section 2, Township 10 South, Range Est, Salt Lake Base and Meridian; Utah Coordinate Bearings, Central zone). of DATED this 15th day 1 May, 1985. COMMERCIAL SECURITY BANK By Llla SMith Assistant Vice President No 2900 Published In The Daily Herald May 22, 29; 5, 1985.1 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE The following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United State at the time of sale, at the main door of the County Courthouse in Provo, County of Utah, State of Utah, on the 5th day of June, 1985, at 12:00 a.m. of said day, for the purpose of foreclosing a trust deed executed by Alexander Robert Tarr and Rona Tarr as Trustors, in favor Commercial Security of Bank, as beneficiary, cov- ering real property located at South 229 400 East, American Fork, Utah, and more particularly de- scribed as follows: at a COMMENCING point In the East line of 400 American East Street, Fork, Utah, which point is East 1161.96 feet and North 780 23 feet from the West Quarter corner of Section South, 5 Township 24, East, Salt Lake Range Base and Meridian. 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Lie & Ins. 0004910-- est bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States, cash or cashier's check at the time of sale, ORDINANCE NO. at the West door of the Notice is hereby given County Courthouse in Prothat In the regular Provo vo, I'Mh County, Utah, on June 19, 1985, at 12 00 noon Municipal Council Meeting ot May U. 1985, the Counof said day for the purpose cil passed Ordinance Numof foreclosing a Trust Deed ber 0 85 024 This Is an executed by RAY W ordinance restructuring and LUCY C. the Claims Committee and LAMOREAUX, as Trusthe risk management protors, in favor of DESERET cedures FEDERAL SAVINGS & BY AND FOR THE MULOAN ASSOCIATION, NICIPAL COUNCIL OF Beneficiary The obligation PROVO CITY, UTAH, ON ot said Trust Deed was THIS I7TH DAY OF MAY, subsequently assumed by 1985 NEAL D CHRISTENSEN Jean EKiund and KAREN CHRISTENProvo City Recorder SEN, as Successor TrusNo 2903 Published In The tors. Said Trust Deed covDaily Herald, May 72, ers real property located 1985 at 376 North 400 East, Legal Notices de- scribed as: ful Order No more particularly Baggs Const Successor Trustee also understand the should be held accareer ladder program countable; fired or has created the opporprosecuted if neces- tunity for administrative bias while creating professional and "not so professional" groups from otherwise professional teachers. These problems must be affecting the quality of your programs and reaching the students in the classroom. I would reason if a district h;.s a funding TRUSTEE'S SALE The following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of sale on the West front steps of the Utah County Courthouse, Provo, Utah, on June 3, 1985, at the hour of 10:00 a.m. of said day; for the purpose of foreclosing a trust deed executed by Ronald B. Clark and Barbara Jean Clark, as Trus tors, covering real proper ty located at 659 South 1700 East, Spanish Fork, Utah County, Utah and more particularly described as follows: All of Lot 5, Block 3, Plat By David B. Boyce trict or a school has an ongoing problem, its FAMILY TRUST, as Trustor, in favor of ZIONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK, as Benefi- BACKMAN TITLE COMPANY Why Inadequate School Funding? Editor, Herald: MOELLER habit-formin- Alpine Troubles Began With Audit Editor, Herald: . It is interesting to observe that many of the people running the smear campaign against Alpine's Voted Leeway were the very ones responsible for the problems they are criticizing. .Three years ago many of these people, including The Daily Herald, demanded an audit for waste to be run on Alpine School District. This audit then prompted a vote for niew board members who immediately ousted "Kent Able, a man nationally recognized for r. excellence in his job as . He went on to take the same job elsewhere for DOUBLE his salary here. He had directed Alpine (credit the employees as well) to a small surplus, and had helped keep teacher salaries competitive with the rest of the state despite the lowest per pupil funding in the state. And for this he was ousted? So, an interim clerk took over, made some honest mistakes due to lack of experience, and when told of the mistakes did the best he could to recoup potential losses. He, too, is gone now (doing the same job for more money elsewhere). We now have an almost totally new administrative staff who have already put in place policies that will 'not allow these mistakes to happen in the steps of the Utah County Courthouse, Provo, Utah on June 4, 1965 at the hour of 10:00 a.m., for the purpose of foreclosing a Trust Deed executed by C. 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