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Show r art students headed for Austria CEU-SJ- C Art students from the ColJuan lege of Eastern Utah-Sa- n to headed Austria are Campus this summer to show Europeans their talents in art, music and dance. The group, headed by instructor 11-pers- on Ruthellen Pollan, were invited to Voitsburg, Austria for a three-wee- k stay in June and July. The Austrians already have raised $7,000 for food and lodging for the group who call themselves, The Four Corners Speak-Traveling Art Group. Group members are Marcus A ROUND THE REGION Accused killer nearly escapes from jail Emery County - Thank your lucky stars that an Emery County Sheriffs deputy was on his toes recently, otherwise Joseph Scott Merrill just might have escaped custody. Merrill took advantage of a janitor with his back turned to sneak out of the Emery County jail lunchroom. At the same time, a technician inadvertently opened the door to the maximum security cellblock. Williams, Loren Crank, Ty Johnson, Tom Yellowman, Aldean and Wanda Ketchum, Shandiin Etsitty, Shannon Spencer, Ron Atine, Jackie Cantsee and Paul Pacheco. Pollan arranged the visit through Franz Kolb, an Austrian native who met Pollan last October at the Indian Market at the Edge of the Cedars Museum. As part of the trip, the group plans to construct a replica of a Navajo and Ute village in Voitsburg, complete with a and teehogan, shade-hous- e also will pee. 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Pollan says at least four g events are sched paintings, flutes, rock etchings Merrill made it out of the building and was running across the wood carvings. Over 150 parking lot when he was tackled by a deputy who noticed a and flash of orange streak by his office out of the corner of his eye. art pieces produced by the stuadNow, on top of aggravated murder charges in the murder of dents will be on exhibit. In dition, some of the group will Green River resident Charles Watson, Merrill faces an additional charge of attempted escape. He is in leg irons and perform traditional dances. The group is schedlockdown to prevent further attempts. Emery County Progress uled to perform in other Austrian locations, including a folk Uranium mill may be economic savior festival in Barnbach. Ticaboo - Eighty local residents attended a recent public hearThe purpose of the trip is for of water the on issuance ing discharge permit ground twofold. The group will travel Shootaring Canyon uranium mill near Ticaboo. Based on ecoas good-wiambassadors, nomic forecasts of a favorable uranium market in the near fu- says Pollan. Its a ture, the owner of the mill has proposed to resume uranium opportunity for the processing operations. If the group is able to get the necessary students to represent their permits, Shootaring will be the second licensed and operating country, school, and Native uranium processing mill in the United States. The White Mesa American culture. She says mill south of Blanding is the other. State Representative Tom the experience will also showHatch called the Ticaboo mill a future economic savior of case their various talents to an Garfield County, and County Commissioner Louise Listen said, international audience. This Garfield County News it will revitalize our economy. trip will establish world-wid- e contacts that could develop C.E.U. U.S.U. debate in Moab international markets for our Moab - The challenges of cooperative faculty scheduling and art students, and those who shared space between two institutions of higher learning have follow. To finance the trip, students reached a peak in Moab, where decisions.are being made now that could effect the direction of higher learning for the next 20 k, and theatrical presentations. The events are scheduled in rience. The booklet will include a sponsor page listing those who contributed $50 or more toward the trip. Spon- meals for visitors. Visitors will watch the artisans produce clay sculptures, jewelry, prints, drawings, sand bead-wor- uled so far. Each event will feature performances in powwow dancing, flute playing will have to raise $15,000. Pollan says the money is needed to finance airfare and the publication of a booklet illustrating the Austrian expe- THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday, March 3, 1999 - Page 6 |