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Show Ps A2 fT - w fKE DAILY EESALD, ?rm, Saturday, Apdi JS, Jf95 LH&h. niilliMiim III II u far. Vacant lots collect junk cars, tow trucks Boas arid I had about a dozea cars towed off yesterday. Most oiiheni were parked c$ yacaEt lots witij "for sale" sigas k the windows. it's a fairly coounoo practice in Happy Valley , Asy yacant lot can suddenly beeooie place to advertise cars and boats for sale . A coinnxia police practice is towing this junk off private property. This morning, the csiis from mad people started roliiEg m. Actually, they weren't md aft first. They were worried because th thought their cars JlSCSst SruliiTTJl,ll'H-- had bees stolen . They got load when Gusoer told diem we took them. in short order, Gunner was threatened with everything from tantrums to iawsuks. The callers couide't understand why it was against the law to paik a car on a vacant lot. At the very least, they couldn't understand why the cops dida't caM ffasm before towing their cars away. "1 didn't see any 'no parking' signs," said one guy. "Why didn't you call me first?" demanded another. "My number wasoa the siga." One woman had Shis incredibly brilliant Supreme Court argument to offer: "Weil, everyone else was parking there." Everyone else. Strange how most people figure out by the time they're through puberty that unless you 're a lemmisg or a Democrat, 'everyone rise" doing something isn't a valid defense. My parents drummed ihis into me by the time I was 14. Mom always wanted to know if I'd jump off a cliff if everyone else were doing it. My old man was jsiore practical. lack's response to fee "everyoae else" argument was icv&rkbJy ' OK,.since everyone eiss is beating their kid tonight. . .," Let me tell you a secret. Every inch of mis county belongs to someone. If you don 't know who it belcsgs to, oak. Consequently , if you do leave your car parked on someone else's turf, there's EOthieg thai says Chey have to call you up and ask you nicely to move k. They can, in fact, be as inconsiderate as you and have it summarily towed off. Also, have you ever noticed that there's notimg in tbe law that says dse police have to call up your mow and ask if it's OK to arrest you? Weil, ditto to you and your car. If you leave k where k shouldn't be, we can tow jteif without asking you pretty ptease. Youcashopup sad down until your head pops and k won't change things. In many cases, cops will "red tag" cars, notifying die owgers that if the cars aren't movsd within a specified amount of time, shey'ii be towed. Wc do this as a fair warning, but k doesn't matter. People still get mad when their stun gets booked. If you want to park your outfit somewhere chat doesn't belong o you, try getting permission first. It could save you the wear and tear of getting mad laser oa. -- y, Lily Elementary. ; ; The $25 nullion reserve sad the 'tjme factor gives roe district wiggle room, but Baugb said (he district will nevertheless need help from state funds. District officials have already ap- -' 'poached the state forirnpact aid, but 'mey haven't received commkments from Utah officials. Another plus for me district is (he rede- 'creation of the soon to meet. velopment agency, The agency is to consider Micron' impact on surrounding commu&iaies. Jack McKdvy, the district'; chief financial officer, and Board of Edu--" cation President Ken Sorensco are members of the agency. They are seven-memb- er to at leaaconrnuni-- " . thus Micron's 'cate impact on educatka. At an April 1 1 board of education ' meeting Baugb said that receady the " Lehi area has been one of the fastcst-- 7 growing arc ia the district. well-seat- ed ' 1 Pasge jm' crucifixion, burial $ csmbi$nmms&. i Mtn - . bmc4 as mm ?mmkm ., . . , , , dis-ptche- dl hi$k$ publicity campaign to inform people about die law wkh radio and television public service amKHincements. Herald dial "Does everybody get the mesMicron over coming far sage? No," he said. "To say that daon outweighs his fears. ve're not getting (he message out to The superintendent said Micron is everybody is probably innacurate. knows in Boise,, Idaho (where its It's impossible to do that." Once employers have fix mescorporate headquarters are located) as an excellent educational partner. sage, why do some chbose to resist And (he Alpine School District is big k? Beth Kelly, a spokeswoman for into partnerships. (he Justice, Ecofwmic Dignity and John Spencer, principal of Lehi for Women organiza-tioIndependence Micron knows Junior High School, speculates that many companies wiU impact his school's population, but he cares little because he expects would like to comply with the law but don't ha ve die personnel . the benefits from partnerships to "There's a lot of lip service from other impacts. in this law, but litde incenCongress Is he happy about Micron coming? tive for women and businesses to "Oh, yeah," he says. He's happy to tike advantage of k," Kelly said. the point of almost ignoring an e- "The law is another example of how xpect population explosion. difficult k is for women to fully par"Housing the kids won't be a ticipate in (he work force. problem at all; we take care of that. I "There really isn't that much benjust think (hat (he potential for part- efit to the women because (hey don't nerships is just going to be unlimi- get any income while on leave. Many ted." women know it's not worth k beThe school district is also thinking cause k means financial problems for about Jobs (hat are said to average the don't have an op- family. They $30,000 annually, not for its underpaid teachers, but for ks graduates. School board member Linda bis n, . GunpbeU is already talking of (he district inviting Micron executives to meet wkh district officials and explain what educational quajjficatiofcs Micros desires in employees so (hey can r 4of ' " Arizona golf instructor wins $77 million - Golf inPHOENIX (AP) structor &eiiy LaFay may buy some links of his ows aow Ihk he's woa a $77 miliim Poweiball jackpot, L&Fay and his wife, Cathy, came forward Friday to daim the firh4argest jackpot ia the history of me muliistate ioaery game, givk wiaaers ing Arizoaa for (he first time since the state catered the game a yar ago. back-to-hac- The chaaces back-o-bac- k of a state fcaviag wiatrs are I in k wkh previous $zm$ m PowerbaH, cffjcials 10,-OQ- ftt said, J I Ifeisk Shis is great, somethfig ae I probably have asked for was 6 years cid," LwFay said- - eewscoafereoce. LaFay, 42, said he works 10 to 12 hours a day teacfaicg golf. Kw; he says he'U ait back oa hours but ' stiMpbas So teach. - frost-pag- e Ga, (AP headlis -- pro-daisa- ed "Ho Mm OJ" Hest to of Simpsoa with k: a photograph m "X" daroagh his face. The publisher of the I &&u cutetios Timesborgia was simply dedarktg his oewscer free of stories aboat he O J, Simpson trial until steads, Piiblisher Pat Cavasaugh said bis decistoa was proyoked by a reader iso ooplaiaed. Cavaaaugh said, W choose to refraio from running the maoe ab surdities of the O J, soap opera tusti) the Fat Lady sijsgs, la other words, we are going to tough it out, go cold turkey, and 'Just Say PM'md &ctrislKOYt." :: j The daciuoa prompted 57 aa'St of praise from readers and three complaints, Cavaoaugh said Frir , i day. The paper will periodically prinf pictures of Simpsos durisg the trial, but (he photos will be covered i with a red circle asd a slash. v 1,1 at. if 77. Provo. Otati P.O. 8ok Classifiei Wnerfeioj ...,,.,...373-645- 0 Retail Atfyartisinj ,.. 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But we ned Wa rwkxfne newt Hp To report Up or I you have a cornmam or question wgading e new article cad M 2WJ 6nan TiagaaM Stav $te4 wr Ovactor AJftrij 0iC Uartrar jfcuiawn LD REN tod. HI Ovdctor Piefym Mtrny iraaroooi foivngA or net HOURS Monday euYMrjfi Friday (A Cjfwi H I THE ffiQUE YOU HELP THE LESS THEY HURT. PJotxhet PaiiC Ricwo Mik S(anfid Clark t inlorrj JO your help. Call HAf8 Parfunton Safea-de-y National Committee to Prevent Child Abuse Ha 0 anct Bvneliy Q, baci-to-has- if La7 rch a t.&tia.iS'rtwrS masts" local pubuc comojeot period. . 4 was "ihe Imm six-mou- th CCPAnTMCMT mm , caiipesssaiioalaws. The chafes cane after uxxz than 900 suggestioas were received by the Labor Department durisg a ax number tor advartiatng maianal m Afea&i hx whkh found she traffic growth figures CASEOiXTON, They ake iociude uiformaiioo re spondifig to emplwers questioas about medical certawafiioo, aaddar-iry'm- g he FMLA's Kiauoash with federal wd (tste laws particalariy the Americans with Cfeilities Act "and workers Km ist D?ag Je rwkw, d Johnson said doing Bccmg, he-- provider" darication of mtey-ers- " fe5Ksib&iie$ os desigaatios of FMLAfcave, adti&mg ASyium, Tomato aahsuc. mn feat shows fee isiro-dttce- became The regtilaiiotts iociude revised Co8d Weother Veoefafebs; Large processions also took place acrosc Spain, where most events are organized by lay groups, la Seville, more man 10,000 hooded worshipers followed a relic of Christ through (he streets in a pi elude to GooJ Fri-de- y ceremonies. Al the Vatican, the pope hard Jhe jupdad cowjfyiayjriUikat nmvdSe emissions m& said. ajgythifig after font," fm Bamei Sprouts, Etc pojifoitjiy pepiioffis were "She (the ow&er) dida't say To place 30 a A) Is 6 30 p w TWarraogcmeat worked tmti me The study was coaducfed to gee if the state could proe cofof?R tt&ing the tm&vod modd msbeadtof The Miller ssaid me dog's owner uM him (hit normally her dog is chained p ad (hat "k wouldn't bke aayoae any way However, as fee was tursiag to leave fee property, the dog bit AOVRTJSff3 want ad cal 97)4460 belioeen w fCssed frsa Page A! Georgia nawspapsr gives up 0 J, coveragej The tranaafl uM police (he dog had tried to bite her numerous times, but she was able to avoid k. "She said (he dog startfed her yesaerday," Milkr said. The bke d sot break jhe wnans skin. larntiar curriculum. confessions from a dozen Roman Gshoiks picked from a crowd of SktmmS of f&ipiw fiJlw d rep-orte- ' out-wei- hand-tailo- after a jogger i&;i&M!& feat ?se was siprjed m (he ankle by a "ffefez 57 aaedium-size- d browa delinksofls of terms such as ''serious heaJtfa coftdifknj" aad "health care vocacy groups in the country show that only half of all eligible employees have received FMLA information at the office. Bob Cuccia, a spokesman for the Mfija stig e eot S itf hB e piss 2s origjjsaiy dra&d, fdbma ami, Somtody sas Alp-Highla- "There may be those circumstances when employers haven't, but I don't recall when that would have pidimary finding; of women's ad- Eteiigh told The Chu!y - adojkis-teongthea- While (he law requires employers to Inform workers of their rights, effscis of overcrowding . m gate, we beta." attendance schedule lo lessen the tee man was traveling w ith a black female compasioc is a iiicd-ore- d Cadillac wkh California plates. A maa fisdag the same descrip-tkwas repomd to have shortchanged a cashier $29 at Hart' Gas and Food i& Lehi &M. same a&emooa. A Lehi polioe officer isaid no reports have been 6k4 by he cosesksGC ore. Sanders said fee man was seea at several convenience stores and aa Ojceas Subway Saadwich store. FAMILY FIGHT Americaa Fcrk poiioe report ihM four peopie are being charged with crimes rasgisg from simple assault to criminal mischief m relation to a family fight (feat occurred April 9. DOG BITES OFFICER As patrol officer ina vestigating report (A a dog bite tva$ himself sipped by (he canine rik das week. Officer Cal Miller was to a residence near 4W0 W, 10100 North to investigate (he portuBy to hood wish jheir cfciltea at that youog age," she added, hlew revisions to the hw came feosa the Wage asd Hour Division of 6e U S. Department of Labor, for eaforciag and (Ostsmi (mm Page Al) and murrec- - r This year's large crowd contrasted with (he trickle of tourists during . Ik 1987-9- 3 Paiestiniaa uprising tourism has boorasd sieu ftkstm-atnd Israeli reached a peace ac cord in 1993. In (he PhHippines, dozes of penitents beat thonseivef wk& bamboo whips or were eailed to wooden warn- trying to shoitehange cashiers. Gianj Sanders, a cashier, said a man erd the American F'Ork Hart's Gas and Food store on Tuesday and purchased some cigarettes with a $10 dollar bill. When she resumed his change, he tried to fool her into (hinkmg he'd given her a $20 . She described she man as black, 5 feet 9 inches tall, having a medi um build, a gap between his front teeth and swollen hands. She said drove thin aluminum nails into the hands and feet of about I dozen people in sweltering San Pedro Cutid. "I will do mis as long at I can stand the physical rigors," said Al) ismptoyee ing other coavenseace store and business employees that a paa V (Cossiicucd from mm -k U.S. rjartmeat of tabor to Washhas received ington, said more than 100,000 phone queries about the act's provisions. Cuccia said the Department of Labor has also filled more than 15,000 revests for information such as brochures, pamphlets and posters. School officials set Meadow Elesaid while some women's Cuccia the school geoelementary mentary, advocacy groups may be charging close Micron the to site, graphically not (hat enough information about are already grappling with overis act (he available, (he Department crowding and are asking (he district to allow them to go to an extended-da- y of Labor launched an aggressive long-rang- y venience Blvd., Provo, or by sending $12.95 to BUTZ, P.O. Box 2$l, SpringvOk, W, 84663. from Page Al) ft The smell of biraiag rufcber and a gray doud over sou Pavo Friday eight were (he result of a junk I yard fire. Provo polioe officers reported a biaze f cid tires and mmxd cars & Alias Steel hac.f m$ S. Freedom Blvd. A police dispjstcfaef aid the fire was reported at 7s06 p.m. Provo Fire Station No. f Battalion Cfeiaf Bob Headisas 4 m injuries were reported, fie knikst-e- d the financial loss m itos l?siness would probably be minkhai The cause of me fire and estimated loss had not been determined by press time. VANDALIZED -- Orera pdice Detective Gerald Nielsen said about $1,000 damage was caused over Thursday night at Howie's Root Beer, 365 N. State St. A person entered tbs business wiado sM through a drive-o- p triad so pry a afe opea, m the course of unsuccess&Uy trying to cpes the safe, more (has $1,000 in damage was done. Nielsen said a few dollars' worth of rolled (quarters were taken. mmSJ CHANGED A con- traveling the musty has been The best ofBlkz, Hsppy borhoods. e Call k good planning, or as Bacgh does, luck, but last year even before the first taeaaoa of Micron board of education members reserved the 25 million and spoke of using k for building a new elementary school id Lehi. The district has since purchased a 15 acre school si ia the vicinity of 8200 W. 10400 No to Lehi. Cunneotly, there are three elementary schools kt Lehi: Lehi Jikmente-rMeadow Elementary and Ssgo - ' Valley Patrol, isgvaikbk&i Buy the Book, 442 N. Freedom SCHOOLS: (CootiiMifed odds are k doesn't belong to you. Hesaesteading and daks jumping haven't been viable business concerns around here for idmostiQO years. Another secret is mat the person who owns the property probably won't want you treating k as if you owned k. No more than you d like to wake up some morning and find their heap parked on your lawn or driveway with a "for sale" sign is it. It's a given that most diligent people accept. One that doese t necessarily require a sign to prevent. Granted, some property locks like the owner couldn 'i possibly mi&i if you parted ' your car oa it. The only problem here is that me city or the county holds property owners responsibk for the coadiftjonof dteir property. And noproperty owner in his light sund s going to let fee public do whatever (hey want - E 5. |