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Show AS-Th- e Thursday, Oct. 11, 1990 HERE FROM JUNCTION Tlrnss-independe- BETA ZETA MET Green River Beta Zeta members met Monday, October 1, 1990 at the home of Carol Ekker for their October business meeting. The meeting was conducted by President Valerie Newland. The group had a final report on their Melon Day activities, made plans for an upcoming yard and bake sale which will be held on October 13th at the Melon Vine Parking lot 9 a.m. Plans were also made for their Community Christmas Fair which will be held on Dec. 1, 1990. Guests for the evening were Nancy Adamson and Mona Vetere. Cohostess was DecAnn Meadows. Trial was set for OcE 24. .Leroy T. Hoskie appeared ,on charges of injuring jailer, false information to police officer, Lou and Maxine Smith, formerly of Moab, were down from Grand Junction Monday for a visit with old time friends and enjoyed a Senior Citizen's dinner at the Civic Center. reg-istrati- expired Bmo&'ttqlltdaUt Pr&Mtng BLUE RIBBON COMMITTEE The Grand County Blue Ribbon Committee will host a public meeting on Wednesday, October 10th beginning at 7 p.m. at the Grand County Courthouse. The committee has scheduled the meeting to obtain guidance from the public regarding recreation use of the Public Lands near Moab. Seventh Circuit Court has been in session in Grand County with Judge Bruce K. Halliday presiding. Jose Mercado appealed Sept 25 and pled guilty to charges of in- toxication and open intoxicants. He was sentenced to pay $105 and serve ten days, with jail sentenced suspended on payment within 15 days. Juarez Jose Lopez appeared and pled guilty to a charge of driving under the influence of gs (DUI). He was sentenced to pay $660 and serve 66 days in the county jail, suspended if the fine is paid in 45 days. Bryan A. Knight appeared and a diversion agreement was signed on a charge of assaultdomestic violence. Larry Eugene Hahn appeared and a diversion agreement was signed on a charge of assaultdomestic violence. on Bessie Gray appeared conof of possession charges trolled substance, and six counts of theft. Preliminary hearing was waived and defendant was bound over to appear in District Court Oct. 9. Sara Gray and Celina Gray appeared on six counts of theft each. Preliminary hearings were is Grand County spending taxpayers' money to have an attorney from San Juan County do the work of the Grand County Attorney? Why WE DO HAVE A CHOICE! VOTE NO ON RETAINING THE GRAND COUNTY ATTORNEY BICAP, alco-holdru- P.O. Box 814, Moab, Utah v.va waived and they were bound over to appear in District Court OcL 9.. ( John Francis Benjamin appeared Sept 26 and pled guilty to a charge of retail theft under $100. He was sentenced to pay $235 and serve 15 days, with jail sentence suspended on payment of the fine. Sherilyn Sowell appeared and pled guilty to a charge of retail1 theft under $100. She was sentenced to pay $150 and serve 15 days, with the jail sentence suspended on condition the fine is paid. Brent Leech appeared and pled guilty to a charge of He was sentenced to pay $300 and serve 30 days, with jail sentence suspended on payment of fine. Lorraine Davis appeared and pled guilty to a charge of retail theft under $100. She was sentenced to pay $150 and serve 15 days, with the jail sentence suspended on condition fine is paid. William C. Mehn appeared on charges of two counts of unlawful distribution and agreement to distribute controlled substance. Preliminary hearing was set for Oct. 24 Ethelyn Nez appeared and pled innocent to charges of disorderly conduct, assault and intoxication. ' on platestemporary suspension, $nd intoxication. Preliminary hearing was set for v' Nov. 7. Ronald W. Hannon appeared on a charge of unlawful distribution and agreement to distributed controlled substance.' Preliminary hearing was set for Oct. 9. Tim Beeson appeared on charges of third degree felony unlawful distribution of controlled substance, unlawful possession of controlled substance without tax. stamp, and arranging to distribute controlled substance. He was bound over to District Court on the first and third charges, to appear Oct. 9. The second charge was dismissed. Terry Lance appeared on an order to show cause stemming from charges of failure to keep animal under control, dog running at large, and attacks other animals. He was order to pay restitution. Larry Jacobs appeared and pled innocent to charges of dog running loose, and vaccination required. Trial was set for Nov. 7. Vivian B. Rose appeared and pled guilty to a charge of speed5 miles over speed limit. ing She was sentenced to pay $45 with $2250 suspended on proof of repair work. Henderson Kee John appeared on charges of DUI and unlicensed driver. He pled guilty to the DUI charge and the other was dismissed. Defendant was also charged with drunkenness and pled guilty. Sentencing was set for , 11-1- An Open Letter From President Bush vs A&j THE YV HITE Oct by Oct. 10. Tim Paul Beeson appeared for sentencing on charges of disorderly conduct, disturbing the peace and foul abusive language. He was sentenced to pay $300 and serve 30 days, with the jail sen- -, tence suspended on payment of fine. Trial for True John Baer on charges of DUI and open container in vehicle was reset for Nov. 30. Travis W. Collar appeared Oct. on a charge of theft of motor vehicle. Preliminary hearing was set for Oct 10. Donna Hester appeared and a diversion agreement was signed on a charge of aggravated assault Jimmy Lee Jr. appeared for a hearing at the conclusion of which his probation was terminated and the matter closed. Kathleen Bentley appeared on two orders to show cause stemming from two DUI charges. She was found in contempt of the court's order and sentenced to serve five days in the county jail. She will be allowed to purge the contempt charge on condition she comes into compliance with her sentence. Richard L. Royer appeared and pled guilty to a charge of driving while license suspended or revoked. He was sentenced to pay $200 and serve 20 days in jail, suspended on payment of fine. . Tom Lee Goldtooth appeared and pled innocent to a DUI charge. Trial was set for Nov. 7. Dennis R. Tuttle appeared and pled innocent to charges of .DUI, driving while license suspended or revoked, and open container in vehicle. Trial was set for Nov. 14. Dean Billsie appeared for hearing stemming from charges of open container in vehicle' and warrant of arrest fee. He was sen- -' tenced to serve seven days in jaiL ;. ' Laud A. Crain appeared on an' order tosfcow cause stemming from a chargeQfsriving while license suspendedSevoked. She was orderediQ be iifjjppliance 3 . 17.' p Lawson Earl Johnson appeal on an order to show cause stenfi. ming from a reckless driving charge. He was given additional time to be in compliance. VISITED MOTHER Freeda Goodspeed and daughter Crystal and baby girl from Idaho Falls, Idaho visited Freeda's mother, Elaine Turner and other relatives in Moab last week. house wshington - v. A. v Au9Ust J am Pleased treaders aero 11, if fofe to 7om with and tfs atil During the s"Plng I- f1 1, 1990 As Americanc- deiocratic - We sPeech and th haVe loner MU"try.sPhonot Adams sooial - n SALT LAKE IS J once 'ithoi finally Affordable. our I WEEKLY NEWSPAPER LIST STS?? 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