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Show The Daily Herald Wednesday, October 23, 1996 Charges filed against 6 teens SALT LAKE CITY (AP) prison. Six Granger High School stuTahi was charged with seven dents, including five members robbery counts and Lightner, of the school's football team, Romero and Adams each face a have been charged in a string of single robbery count. Adams is armed robberies. also charged with second-degre- e Prosecutors said thiee other felony obstruction of jusstudents are expected to be tice. The named students all were charged this week in the holdups lawmen say spanned the valley charged with firearm and gang and involved about 20 businessenhancements, which couid add d as many as five years to their restaurants. es, mostly Five of the students charged sentences, if they are convicted. were Daniel Despain, 16; Ozie Investigators say the youths 16; Lightner, Edgar Abel used a pellet-gu- n replica of a Romero, 16; Stuart Adams, 16; pistol, and a and Manu Tahi, 17. They were the handgun during charged under the state's year-ol- d holdups. Serious Youth Offender Act, The first robbery occurred on which presumes they will be June 25, 1996, shortly after transferred into the adult crimischool let out, when Despain, nal system unless they can show Adams and two others allegedly good reason to remain in the stole more than $3,000 from a westside Pay less Drugstore where juvenile court system. Adams worked. Authorities said They appeared before different juvenile court judges for Adams gave police a phony description of the bandits to throw arraignment Tuesday morning. The sixth student, a investigators off the trail. was charged with aggravatDespain is charged with subed robbery, said Salt Lake sequently robbing up to 15 County District Attorney Neal restaurants, taking in more than Gunnarson. Prosecutors would $6,600. In all, police say the robnot say how many counts were alleged and records of suspects beries netted more than $9,000, which was split up and spent on under 16 usually are closed. dates and a trip to District clothes, Attorney Deputy Charles Behrens said he will southern Utah. Police arrested six of the stuscreen the other three cases to dents on Oct. 15 after a pair of determine whether those suspects should be similarly robberies that night. Investigators had been tipped to the ring charged or referred to the juvenile justice system. two weeks earlier by an informant at the school. They were Five of those charged Tuesday were members of the preparing to arrest the teens Granger High School football when those holdups occurred. team: Lightner, Investigators say the robDespain, beries apparently were common Adams, Tahi and the knowledge among some memDespain, the son of a Salt bers of the football team. The charges allege Despain Lake City police officer, was confessed he acted as a lookout, charged with 8 counts of was a getaway driver or acted as felony aggravated robbery, punishable by up to life in a gunman. fast-foo- er first-degr- 1 KRAAL CAUTION: er ee Legislator will keep concealed weapons permit SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Rep. David Bresnahan will get to keep his concealed-weapo- n permit despite his having fired a warning shot to stop two suspects, state attorneys have decided. The state Department of Public Safety said today that Bresnahan is not charged with a crime of violence and the attorneys staff counsel J. Francis Valerga and Mark Shurtliff of the Attorney Genconcluded the law eral's Office provided no ground for suspending or revoking Bresnahan's permit. "According to the attorneys, the fact that Bresnahan acted in poor judgment and demonstrated an unfamiliarity with current laws defining lawful use of a firearm by a private citizen does not present enough grounds for revocation of his concealed weapons permit," the department said in a statement. The attorneys said the department must operate "within the guidelines of the statute and recognize the Legislature set the boundaries for suspension and revocation." activist Bresnahan, a who voted to ease restrictions on concealed-weapons permits, was charged last week with discharge of a firearm upon or across a high- gun-righ- BLM ts way, a class B misdemeanor. The Judy, Utah liaison for (he NRA. maximum penalty is six months in Jaualce Tobias of Women Gun Control said. "The fine of a and $1,000. Against jail Gun-righ- ts activists have been outrage is directed at the wrong split over whether Bresnahan was person. Dave is not a criminal. He justified. stopped Joe enme Venus, a cer- - "According to attorneys, from hapified pening." fact Bresnahan One of in poor judgment ... witthe trains hold- - not nesses who celled- - C" or revocation Of hiS COn-weapchased the per- suspects permit." mils and is said the MrUtm iiucii oioiciiieui. shot Bres of American Department of Public Safety nalian Gun Review, tired into a termed Bres- diteh nahan's actions irresponsible and sounded like the distant pop of a said last week that Bresnahan's firecracker and had no effect on the suspects. permit ought to be revoked. "I don't think it was truthful Rifle National the However, Association bought newspaper ads what (Bresnahan) was saying," Tuesday heralding Bresnahan as a Frank Huntington said of the Oct. 4 incident. hero. Huntington, like Bresnahan, The West Jordan Republican i the suspects' van crash into a saw at conference held a news ; Tuesday ' which he was backed by represencar and leave the scene. He tatives of the NRA and Women watched a young man and a teenager jump out of the stalled van. Against Gun Control. Like Bresnahan. Huntington "If more people were willing to get involved ... we would have a gave chase. He said he led the much safer society." said Brian pack that pursued the suspects. He said Bresnahan was 20 to M) yards behind. Huntington said he grahlrcd the leg of a suspect attempting to hop a fence and asked the youth to come down. "He said. 'OK, I'll come back over,' " Huntington told The Salt Lake Tribune. The second suspect stopped and "very calmly" climbed back over the fence to the group of citizens, he said. Neither suspect has a criminal record in Utah. Bresnahan contends the suspects stopped running when he fired a warning shot into the mud. We had to stop them. 'I hey were desperate, obviously deser-ate,- " Bresnahan said. "It was conceived these were fearful individuals." Huntington, 33. said firing the weapon "was kind of a dangeious thing to do." Another man who helped chase the suspects. David Wade, agrees that Bresnahan should not have fired, but. "those responsible for David should be prosecuting ashamed. David made a poor decision by firing, but he did not commit a crime." the the ed that act-ex'peTw- ho does present enough grounds on ceaied weapons it or four-citiz- names manager of national monument SALT LAKE CITY (AP) The Bureau of Land Management has appointed Utah native Jerry Meredith as manager of the new NationGrand Staircase-Escalant- e al Monument. Meredith has been manager of the BLM's Cedar City district office for the past 21 months. Effective immediately, he will be responsible for the daily management of the 1.7 million-acr- e monument that President Clinton established last month in southern Utah. It is the first national monument administered by the BLM. "Jerry has his work cut out for him," BLM state director Bill Lamb said Tuesday in announcing the appointment. The creation of the monument was opposed by state and local officials. Mark Walsh of the Utah Association of Counties said. "I'd like to see Jerry go back and take a more public approach to doing business, instead of the sneaky way they (BLM) have mastered in this administration. ... It's about time they put somebody in there who knows what's going on around here." "People have worked with (Meredith) and are comfortable he will be fair to deal with." said Yield Varela. spokeswoman for Gov. Mike Leavitt. "Because he knows this area and has working relationships with people, it will enable "We have an opportunity, if not the obligation, to try to build something completely new and fresh here something (hat add., diversity to the forms of land management heretofore found on- - (he federal lands of the West," he added. Meredith was out of the Cedar City office and could not he reached for comment Tuesday. Meredith, 47, a native of Orein. spent the first 18 years of his BLM officer career as a public-affaii- s before moving into the field as the Cedar City district manager. He has a bachelor's degree in communications from Brigham Young University and a master's from the University of Oklahoma. everybody to get focused on the work that needs to be done more quickly." Since Clinton's creation of the monument. Meredith has been involved in BLM efforts to develop an administrative structure to operate the monument and to manage its natural resources. Meredith is the leader of an implementation team that, over the next three years, will develop a long-termanagement plan. "We're moving ahead with all deliberate speed and expect to e have a 12- - to planning team working on the land and with the communities during the next two to six months," said Lamb. m full-tim- PROHIBITS DISPENSING WITHOUT PRESCRIPTION LAW BuSPAff KCI, USP) (buspirone at Presorting Bnet Summary t2S4 for fmbmuDon. complete yescrting ntormjbon consji ottiu parxrof ptejse araj& CONTRNMKMMNS to buspirone Hypersensarvey WUIMNGr riydrrxtaoreje It Mmlllliill8ii5( Tl iM''l'''"""!! MllirIMaiwtl. 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If you have, do you also suffer from three or more of the signs and symptoms of persistent anxiety you see to the left? as seuures. k fccinwx ,eafHys Because buspirone can land to oar dopamine l gueslori las Deer rarrj receptors poking, K) (jus aa anfl crvorvt (Arije fi Oopanwu merSatixJ rwuro-- , cant uperance controeed akatnsia. and tardne dysunesiai logical function leg. dvstona ttseudrwaruisonism trials has taaed to denary any sayuncant neurouptcw adMty however, a syndrome of restMjssrwss. appearing shortly alter eatfirinn of Ireaunent. has been reported toe syndrome may be due to BKreased central rioradrengj: arjMy or rnay occasionally, even Possio u cctitt i be anrouut to t'ms tc)w dopamacrgx effects o Nriiarflata-Palgttstiafcorwl or drugs thev are rxesenpton i they lie prescnplion axVlav mifM akathsai represent row taung or VV''I or non-- rtorni ttmr physoen tontamlrwirplwoan untt they eapenence how w Wan to lake during tfealmert to are breast feeding and not to drive a car or operate rxeiiaey dangerous rruclKnery rnedication affects them Ora. Umcthut Concomitant use with other CNS active drugs should be approached wtti caution live WAflMNGJi - to use with tiamdone may have caused eujvations on SOPT (ALT) r. a law patents CunconManl Coreomronl The admirirstration ot BuSpar and hatopendol resulted m exreased serum haloperidrjl crjnceniratiorti at normal wlunteers not clear Buspirone does not drspuu ttnty bound drugs aw phenytoai propranolol and wartam caracal sqniricarice from serum proteirs but may drsplace less armly bound drugs the tttjunn However there was one report ot protonjed to a patent atso treated wah warfarin, phenytoai phenrxiarMal. dtgoan. rjrrjttiromMi lane when buspirone was - If you answered yes to three or more of these, and they significantly affect your ability to function normally, see your doctor. Only your doctor can diagnose and treat persistent anxiety. s gntn andSynrhrcrf lnaeeiN, awittfaiiitfc buspirone OB not aiuuce punt mutations, nor was 0NA damage observed notocrjjr leratumlr ftna -- Prectnancy Category lawiiai Mettm - Administration to ilurs PaaUaarc uW - The salety and erlectiveiim haw i -la urvusual. adverse, af fast M ftapwaiKT B chromosomal atarjftons tad or apnrxmakues or on edge or SImSkiriiavwKtaitMtrimikll P k. Persistent anxiety is more than just the common stress of everyday life. Should you see your doctor? modal daily dose ot 15 mg UePafilrlrruWMeaucr severe not nxomrnended kidneys a s ADVERSE REACTIONS hepatt m (Sa. irr " or renal aiipairmenl also PWCAUTUNSI w s" " " awdence at ptacerjo- Cm in t rrrr and eacdement tohthearjedness tieaied patients awurje dVmss nausea headache nervousness included central common events more ay deaftnuatan Miiarf lie IntumM era ftNaaataaanaa causavj Amm nervous system dslurbanca 34M. pnmanry tkuiaos eisomnia nervousness, drowsmess. aghlheaded leetavj: and fatigue Iteaoache tSI. nausea maxtflanerjusrlrsturbancesll (1 fniarey pnmanry gastrrjrteslirial dBlurbances none ot which com be characfemed as primary In addition 3 4S ol pawas had muliple rwpujnls -. rTrrfr ratrlTfnr Hnrrr' nervousrirowsiness IS CNS Dcmess louMieek controlled mart ammacuUr Tacycairjalpitations contusion anger'nostifify 3V decreased concentration ?V eacdement ness S insomnia 3S 1 Anxiety and tension associated with everyday life usually do not require treatment. Persistent anxiety involves excessive, unfounded worry thai lasts for 6 months or more, as well as other physical and mental symptoms, some of which are described to the left of this column. If you recognize these symptoms in yourself and your doctor rules out other illnesses, you may be one of the over 10 million Americans sulfering from persistent anxiety. Many people who suffer from these symptoms don't realize that these symptoms can be caused by anxiety, and that they can get help to feel better. - f, . m mrnut 2 depreswn lfadeM fW 2 Blurred vision 2 0iarrti?s consupjtwil. vtrwtflg1 tremor axowdnalion paretmes1 2S fweat'ng'clarrHiwiess 12. 10. 2. 2. Gdatvmlmt Wiusta 8V dry moutti3V at)rjnmugastrc distress 2. 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Rare rjxunencas ot atngic reaclioris lncUJn urrtanal cogwheel ngxkty. rXfltlNTROOUCTlON aWICAL UPfRKNCE etiwtional laMrty. dyskinesias lacule am larrkval ecchymcM. dyslomc rmttms amies anupyianvtw symptoms nature ol lr reports a tonne, vwon and ufmary relentw have been leported Because ol the uncrjfflroksil to BuSpar has not been determined causal tspoi reasonably rtrocutil are terMvatcular J) "mmd ooing blank" tt.wmniu.iaa.Swi.ll-tuties- Jlsk your doctor about a W m , ' ' ' tivnK aunt - Persistent anxiety can be medically treated. So ask your doctor about anxiety therapies, including BuSpar" (buspirone HCI, USP). BuSpar is a nonhabit-formin- g medication that works progressively over a matter of weeks to relieve anxiety symptoms. Shown to be effective for many people, BuSpar may help you feel like yourself again. Possible side effects associated with BuSpar include dizziness, drowsiness, nausea, headache, nervousness, lightheadedness, and excitement. Your doctor will caution you about driving a car or using complex machinery until you are reasonably sure that BuSpar will not affect alertness or coordination. EAsMX" FATW X sr.larous maMmhip AtUfi AND DEPENDENCE CmMM ladaaawst Caaaa - NotatayftrrjajdnJbstarroe tor abuae or drvervon and nare aYavsacal aa ratHiilejnif JjjjiSnira - Busrarone has shown no potentol accuses urbane, or whet physical k psyrtwlc depernc However sew t drrhu u prtdct r jg w be mmrsed (averted andor abused once marlu r to wfvc a CNSl tntmyNuN. caunt. to. a wior, of drug ol do- -. buKor.rrueo. abuse leg deveoprnenl Iterance KmwtUM. DRUG ecM t 'ZZ! iZc t , - a, mn a Mat outcome nmrv. M, nvit. varsiy associand were busiarorieraMdnolbedeirval eceaafliaaaWfvanfea gastnc lavage No spei USAPaaANc areas with the loaowirirj syriraome ingeston ayrraomalK kwi and of mum! were observed dfugVor Ncohol. .i. and h dialy' Bristot-My- Prinotlan.N causal ,i Only your doctor can diagnose persistent anxiety and prescrilx? treatment. So ask your doctor whether BuSpar could be right for you. riai. reUtorana) Ask your doctor about to .wv. V 3.n6sVlan14.1S2763 m tod no from rytom nausea, vomainj X Squibb Company 0854J USA. Revised Icttmotr asleep, or restlass. unsalrsfied sleep) (rlktillirajwstayinfl t A y) al ., I a 1 Ia buspiivrietiCWSP 1994 I'least COPY nonhabit-formin- g medicine. r imHiliml uiUitimiul inforniutitm m this imnr. Ti |