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Show Thursday, June 14, 1990 The Daily Herald. Provo, B Utah rtah Defections hampering area promotions - have opted to keep all or most of after a while, it seemed we were transient-rootax revenues spending most of our money essensell tourists on visiting Dinosaur-lanfor their own promotional purposes. tially on staffing," said Weber For example, the Golden Spike County Commissioner Lowell S. Pethe Golden Panoramaland, Weber, terson. of rest Empire travel region Spike Empire and the "Our feeling was we could do a Utah's nine promotion areas. Davis, Box Elder and Morgan counhas been "undergoing a better job if we targeted (would-b- e Executives of the nine travel re- ties gions are asking for a $1 million major reshuffling," largely because tourism and convention) groups state appropriation next year to of Weber County's intent to expand rather than take a broad, shotgun Conregional approach," Peterson said. elevate their regional promotional the role of the Ogdcn-Webe- r Millard , County officials withdrew vention and Visitors Bureau. programs. Weber County was contributing from the Panoramaland travel re"What we're trying to do is make it attractive for these counties to $200,000 annually to the Golden gion a few years ago, leaving fundstay in (the travel regions)," said Spike entity just three years ago, ing for the entity to Wayne, Sevier, Marian Eason, president of the but the county's subsidy this year Sanpete, Juab and Piute counties, Eason said. was only $13,000. Utah Travel Regions Association. For about 10 years, Duchesne Ogden-WebAs of the "It's much easier to market a July 1, whole region than just a single bureau will provide staffing at no County officials have failed to concost for what's left of the Golden tribute shares of their transient-roocounty. There are more attractions, tax money to Dinosaurland, more diversity, to promote on a Spike Empire program. the cut back that includes Uintah and "We've (Golden Spike region regional basis," she said. Eason said the nine entities are Empire funding) considerably. Daggett counties and which Eason being undermined by counties that There was some advertising, but serves as executive director. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Eason and other officials of the their $1 million funding request before the Utah Travel Council's board of commissioners tonight in Ogden. UTRA officials want the council to seek an extra $1 million from the Legislature next year to provide $100,000 annual subsidies to each of the nine entities and $100,000 to the association. Coun- ty defections are hurting efforts to their UTRA plan to take m d, m Emery - (AP) Logan Mayor Fjeldsted has ordered the logo removed city's from city vehicles and letterheads after a local pastor complained over its use of a likeness of the Logan Mormon Temple. .Fjeldsted said he issued the order Wednesday on recommendation of city attorney Scott Barrett and after receiving letters from a local Assembly of God pastor and a representative of the Mormon Church. Pastor Danny Royer complained that the logo was alienating residents by use of the temple on the logo, which also depicts two other local landthe Utah State University marks Old Main Building and Mount Logan. ld "The temple is off limits to many residents of Logan and the city must represent all of its residents," Royer wrote. Mormon doctrine dictates that only members in good standing can enter its temples to perform various religious rites. Fjeldsted said he was not conceding that the temple-bearin- g logo violated any church-stat- e edicts. He maintained its use was akin to landusing any popular Logan-are- a marks. He said his decision was based more on consideration for the city's residents minority of who might feel alienated by its use. He said he also wanted to avoid a potentially costly lawsuit. He referred to a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision which left the south Canyonlands counties), Judge takes A man who girlfriend and then barricaded himseif in his apartment shot himself five or- six hours before a tactical team stormed into the dwelling behind a battering ram, said Salt Lake County Sheriff's Lt. Ben Forbes. Glenn Tewell, 42, was found in the bedroom of his apartment Wednesday morning. He apparently had shot himself in the head with a handgun, said Murray Police Lt. Dee Rowland. Police surrounded the triplex af MURRAY killed (AP) his former ter April Holder, 38, was found shot to death in the driveway of her nearby home Tuesday night. - er Rowland said the woman's three children were inside the home when the shooting occurred. Rowland said the shooting apparently occurred after Holder broke off her relationship with Tewell. Police had no record of officers having responded to either of the addresses before Tuesday. Rowland said police found Hold body lying in the driveway of her home. She had been shot several times in the head, he said. About the same time, a friend of Tewell's called police and said Tewell had just confessed to shooting his girlfriend and was barricaded in his apartment. The friend said Tewell "was going to wait for police and then kill himself," Rowland said. murder missed Utitill .uire UlnJLS Brandon L. Nicholson, two woman was under the influence of Halcion, Upjohn's brand name for triazolam, at the time of the killing. "V lA 'Mill 11 Jt II M II - I Ji - off the road. The driver 92 FREE West RECIPES in the Creamette cookbook in today's overcor-recte- d paper and the vehicle overturned, Anderson said. SSswi mm tf5 4oFF THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY uum 18, of Valley City, Utah, was driving north on Interstate 15 at about 5:15 a.m. three miles north of Hamer in Jefferson County when the car went Ii SALE! nnnnn thrown from the vehicle. psychiatrists testified the WEEK-LON- G nnRFf? ger Jennifer Bailey, Salt Lake City, died Thursday morning at the scene of the accident after she was charges against Grundberg after ap- Cpl. Eric Anderson said passen- drug before shooting Mildred Coats eight times in the head in their Hurricane mobile home, the night before her mother's 83rd birthday. A 5th Circuit judge dis- er's I took the 59, Tuesday. "This could create a problem with the commitment made with the United States Olympic Committee." the Sports Authority board voted later voted to have its representatives meet with the leaders of the legislative committee overseeing the authority to discuss alternatives. The facilities would be funded by a fraction of 1 percent of the sales tax over 10 years. Crabtree said that if the food tax were eliminated, the legislature could extend the limit on the time period that revenue could be generated from sales taxes for Olympic facilities. Stan Parrish, director of community and economic development, suggested that officials also consider an Olympic checkoff on state income tax forms to help raise funds if the food tax removal is approved. A Utah HAMER, Idaho (AP) woman was killed and four people accident on injured in a one-ca- r Interstate 15 in eastern Idaho, State Police said. drug-induc- Grundberg, Crabtree said maintenance," - the product inHalcion volved in the suit. Ilo Marie Grundberg claims Halcion is linked to the 1988 shooting death of her mother. Apartment stormed, suspect dead ttee's Utah woman killed saleswoman, and may sell "We may just decide to cover the temple symbol with a pine tree and then decide later what to do on a permanent basis," he said. International Olympic Commideadline. The IOC is to decide in June 1991 what the 1998 Olympic venue will be. Eliminating the sales tax on food "could have a significant impact on future operation and -R- Last November, voters daughter may be marketing the drug in question has removed himself from a $21 million suit by a woman who claims she killed her mother while intoxicated from prescription sleeping pills. U.S. District Judge David Winder said his daughter Kay was hired last month by Upjohn Co. as a pharmaceutical Fjeldsted said he has asked city planner Mark Brenchley to design a new logo and in the meantime there are several options available. (AP) proved referendum calling for a $56 million state appropriation for a practice ice rink, a speed-skatin- g oval, a biathlon track and a winter sports park with ski jumps and a bobsled and luge run. Construction on most of the facilities must begin by the end of this year in order to meet the SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -A federal judge who says his n, CITY Olympic Committee and Utah, the USOC's choice for either the 1998 or 2002 Winter Games, as well as Salt lake City's potential as a winter sports training center. himself off lawsuit ern Utah city of St. George owing more than $80,000 in attorneys fees after losing a case involving lighting of a Mormon temple and use of the temple on city logos. Publicity surrounding Royer's letter also resulted in the mayor receiving a letter from Val Chris-tensea regional representative for the Mormon Church, who asked that the likeness of the temple be removed. LAKE on food could mean the loss of up to $7 million from a fund to build Olympic sports facilities, the director of the state Division of Finance says. Gordon Crabtree told the Utah Sports Authority that if voters pass a food tax removal initiative in November, an estimated $500,000 to $600,000 in projected revenue to build Olympic facilities would be lost each year. He said that without alternative funds, the loss could jeopardize an agreement between U.S. (Grand and San Juan counties) and Color Country (Washington, Garfield, Kane, Iron and Beaver Logan mayor bans use of logo LOGAN SALT emoving the stale sales tax Utah's other travel regions are Bridgerland (Cache and Rich counties), Great Salt Lake (Salt Lake and Tooele counties), Mountainland (Summit, Wasatch and Utah counties), Castle Country (Carbon and er Russ Food tax removal likely would hurt Utah's Olympic bid WE'RE ACROSS m J FROM EVERYTHING NO PAYMENT IN UNTIL AUGUST! THE STORE! 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