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Show 6A Emery County Progress Tuesday, November 1, 1988 circuit court public servant, all class B By S.K. DAVIS misdemeanors. Staff writer Melissa N. Huntington, 22, Robert James Emerson, 72, Orangeville forfeited her bail of Cleveland was in circuit court' $60 to be applied to her fine on Thursday, Oct. 27 for a charges of fishing without a preliminary hearing. Emerson license, a class B misdemeanor. is charged with a third degree David C. Cox, 37, Ferron was inin court for a continuance on assault felony aggravated volving Anita Bruce, also of charges of unlawful possession Cleveland. Judge A. John of protected wildlife, a class A Ruggeri determined after misdemeanor. The defendant hearing testimony from several allegedly applied for a permit in witnesses that probable cause a roadless area in the name of r, was evident that an aggravated his brother who lives in had taken assault Wyo. Deputy county place and bound the defendant over to attorney Gene Strate alleged district court for trial on Nov. 1. that an elk was killed by the Joane Pappas White filed a defendant rather than his waiver of appearance on behalf brother and that the defendant of her client, Billy S. tried to pass himself off as his Miller of Green River. Miller is brother to wildlife officials who charged with a third degree had stopped him. The officials said that they had received an felony of production of a controlled substance, marijuana. anonymous tip about an illegal The court gave 30 days for kill of an elk by the defendant. The defendants brother from discovery in the case, and the defendant is to appear on Dec. 8 Wyoming had supposedly made out a donation slip in the name for a preliminary hearing. of David Cox at a cabin in the Tyke Olsen, 27, Huntington, was represented by his at- Hells Hole area, not at a torney, Pappas White, and a residence, which the trial date of Jan. 24, 1989 was statute demands in the case of a set. Olsen is charged with donated kill, and turned the elk reckless driving, leaving the over to him. However, the scene of an accident, condefendant had not presented the tributing to the deliquency of a donation slip as proof of the minor, and interfering with a ownership of the kill while being Kem-mere- per-name- nt arrested by wildlife officials. He said he was advised after contacting an attorney not to divulge any information until he had a chance to meet with him. The judge ruled that the defendant was guilty as charged and was to appear Dec. 8 for (Continued from Page 3) is consuming his everything. He delivered Chinese food, sold shoes, was design assistant at a furniture store. He worked his way through the University of Utah graduating with a secondary degree in education. He taught elementary grades at Coalville the first year. A year in Europe at a private school and as ski instructor was followed by seven years as instructor at Skyline High. He met Wayne Owen who invited him to Washington, D.C. as an aide. After a stint as a social services director he served as mayor of Salt Lake City for ten years. He has taught at the Hinckley School of Politics at the U of U and is still on the faculty. Ted has five children, years old, and a grandaughter. Mom, 84, is in a nursing home a victim of Alzheimers disease, but still showing a sense of humor, he said. At the luncheon held at the courthouse Ted said it had been a long and interesting race, he was more tired than when he was here last time, his car had exceeded its guarantee, and his Persons With Allergies and Asthma BRENT R. BURDETT, M.D. BOARD CERTIFIED ALLERGIST FROM INTERM OUNTAIN ALLERGY AND ASTHMA CLINIC Comes to Price Utah on a regular basis for the wife wishes the election were over. I am feeling good about the race. I will be back after I am governor. We want to work with you on your terms. We will talk personally about every acre in diagnosis and treatment of allergic diseases. He sees patients at 590 East First North No. 5 Price, Utah 84501 For an appointment or further information call wilderness. I will not support wilderness if there is any question of government preempting our water rights.. The wilderness bill must be on the presidents desk in 1992. With the endorsement of the senators we will have a your If you have questions regarding your need to see a specialst, please consult your own physician. DUI, a class B misdemeanor. David Lee, 34, Council Bluffs, Iowa, was present with his attorney Mark Tanner, and a September of 1987. James Inglewood, I. Morgan, Calif., failed 46, to g''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiii:illilliiililiiiiiill!iilililiiiiiliiti wilderness bill. Commissioner Collard stated that we want to use the lands and at least have limited use of the wilderness area. Ted remarked that talk has centered about making the San Rafael Reef a national park and that parks do bring tourism, people, services, lodging, while wilderness does not encourage tourism. You have the most hidden beauty in the state. Castle Dale as a portal city would profit by national park status. Commissioner Thompson suggested setting up a bull session with elected officials every six months to have a tie to the governor. Ted suggested getting the Legislature to come to the area for four interim sessions a year, and throwing in a steak fry and some fishing. In answer to Assessor Jim Fauvers lamenting that it was almost impossible for small business to get started, Ted said the problem was current. Banks are regulated and have to conform. He noted that 32 states have reinvestment corporations with banks, insurance companies and private companies pooling funds to provide loans for small business ventures. We need active people to drum up business in the county, training is an important incentive in drawing in big business. We need to custom fit individuals to fit jobs. I am delighted CEU is offering a new nursing program. Nurses find work in Utah easily, continued Ted. : Many states have initiative manufacturing strategies and are finding they can bring back MARK BEST GOVERNOR TANNER FOR UTAH IS Norm Bangerter B misdemeanors of possession of a loaded firearm, and not having a valid license. 2-Y- ear from Japan. Communities need to have the necessary infrastructures. It is time to put a coal trip to the Orient together again. I would like to see something worked out with Kaiser mine. Get busy and find a buyer, get the mine open again and people employed. Coal power plants in the midwest can follow the best available technology or burn low sulphur coal. Burning low sulphur western coal is the sensible choice, he reiterated, and a way to achieve the goal is to build a block in Congress to reduce technology requirements and bum western coal. Good, clean, low sulphur coal. Appalachian coal interests have forced extra technology to bum eastern coal. Ted said he had researched bonding in Utah and found Utah 37th in the nation for bonded debt per capita. With the low debt structure and short payback periods it would be possible to restructure and raise million for what needs doing immediately. Trucking and coal hauling need good roads, he said. When we asked Ted why he wanted to be governor, he paused not an instant. Im in love with this state and it has a long way to go. $150 Initiative poll taken (Continued from Page 1A) asked if they would vote against the initiatives if they knew more about them. To this, 36 percent resonded that they would while percent were uncertain. However, 34 percent indicated that they would not change their feelings. In other election matters, the poll indicates that Sen. Omar Bunnel is favored in Emery County by 38 percent to Cal Blacks 26 percent. There are, 29 26 apparently, percent un- decided. In the race for governor, those polled favor Ted Wilson (45 percent) while Norm Bangerter comes in second (21 percent), and Merrill Cook is third (11 percent). There are 23 percent still undecided. And in the presidential race. Bush is favored by 47 percent of those polled while Dukakis is favored by 32 percent. Twenty percent were undecided in this race. The poll also indicates that 50 percent of those polled were not aware of the costs involved in passage of the initiatives while 46 percent indicated that they have tried to study the initiatives. bulletin board from Pagex4 ) Department of Social Services in Castle Dale, by Nov. 30. ( Continued Initiative meeting Orangeville City is sponsoring a public meeting on the tax intiatives Wednesday, Nov. 2 at 7 p.m. at the Cottonwood Elementary School. Everyone is urged to attend. until 11. You may stop by at your convenience, or make an appointment by calling 6300. The representative can essentially handle all functions of the main office. 9 Tax deadline Elaine Wilson, Emery County treasurer, reminds taxpayers that taxes are payable on or before Nov. 30 at her office. The office will close Retirement representative The field representative for State Retirement Systems, Bonnie Sweat, will be in Price at the county office on Wednesday, Nov. 2 from 2 until 5, and on Thursday, Nov. 3 from Commissioner Paid Political Adv. I manufacturing the Utah UTAH'S GOVERNOR was preliminary hearing date set for Dec. 8. The defendant is charged with a third degree confelony of possession of a two class and trolled substance, Wilson campaigns in Emery County 8-- 23 Attention appear and a bench warrant was issued for him. The $600 bail that was paid was forefited to the state. He is charged with sentencing. The case was referred to state corrections for recommendation of restitution and penalty for the defendant. The incident happened in j at noon on that day and will remain closed until Jan. 2. Failure to pay taxes by the deadline will result in penalties. Make it with wool The Make It With Wool contest will be held Nov. 10. For information contact Lois Jensen at 653-220- 0. Election registration Voter registration for the 1988 elections will no longer be accepted at the county clerks office after Oct. 18. Registration may be completed Nov. 1, 2 and 3 at the voter registration agents homes. Mail-i- n registration forms will not be accepted at the clerks office if they are received after Oct. 18 since they cant be put on voting records after that date. For A CANDIDATE FOR THE 4 YEAR COMMISSION SEAT WHO: information about voter registration, contact the clerks 1. Demonstrates responsive leadership 2. Has the ability to act and not react 3. Will lead and encourage growth and development 4. Will make budget decisions based on needs of people sound economic principles 5. Is energetic and enthusiastic 6. Has the ability to motivate Let's Capitalize On I and j Dixie Thompson as a candidate is able to achieve these Experience o Utah's Economy Is Moving Forward l oLet's Not Chance ! Any Changes ( objectives. If you have faith in the future prospects of this County, then take the opportunity to vote for: ii I I VOTE I REPUBLICAN I Paid Pol. Adv. office. j DIXIE THOMPSON 4-YE- Anyone who would like to participate in the Messiah choir is invited to the practice Nov. 3 at 8 p.m., at the Castle Dale Stake Center. Rehearsals will be every Sunday and Thursday at 8 p.m. through Dec. 11. Contact Bryce Willson at for information. 687-22- 38 Diabetes education program The CarbonEmery Area Chapter of the American Diabetes Assoication, Utah Affiliate, is pleased to announce its educational program for October. On Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1988, at 7 p.m., the Department of Health will present their program Cuisine Fit for Life AR COUNTY COMMISSIONER & !'( Choir members sought PadRAicaiAdvensemsrt I in the classroom of the Castleview Hospital. The meeting is open to any interested person at no cost. For further information, please call the American Diabetes Association Lake City at toll-fre- e in Salt |