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Sc mr Valley Ita jul (of minor mjurir and bier tv leaned DEATH ON THE HIGHWAY Tanya JhnT blood rtTijhansed lhal "Tbit It a (ood ttamjde of community K th W hi and Jhe of quick mpuriae by the ytraise to Ihe public rmer(eftry call At per time, Mr Aahoury condition continue lo be bated a 'eitremely criUcar by LI Mi hcspiial official r Cdoju-raiiun- ," UDOT Salina Event Schedule Salinas 4th of July for Celebration a m. Games at the Swimming Pool, directed by the Fire Department Schedule of events for Salma's 4th of July Activities is as follows: July 3: Dance on Salinas Main Street, 9 p.m. Music will be by 'Showdowners' July Fun Run Registration from Middle School 4: 6 to 7 Salina Fire Department 11 2to3p.m.: Ladies Softball Games at the Middle School 6 Parade The parade will form near the Rodeo Grounds, at Main and 4th East, then travel to Main & State, turn south and travel two blocks north, 1 block west, then 2 blocks south, and back to point of beginning. a.m. at 10 a.m. - Games at the Middle School, under the direction of the 8 p.m.: PRCA Rodeo 10 p.m. - or following Rodeo Fireworks, under direction Salina Fire Department THAT'S A LOT OF BULL! These monsters will pit their skills against Cowboys who think they can stay aboard for 8 seconds. The cowboys say it sometimes ' feels more like 8 years, though fev make a 18. of rainstorm on the newly surfaced road a!oul 2 miles south of Salma F ive pet ; !e were involved m the accident, three are still hospitalied at press time tests paint at Aaboury, July 3: Rodeo, at 8 p.m. This will be a special 'Family Night', with special rates for family groups. Family Tickets will be $12.50. Tickets may be purchased in advance at Burns Saddlery, Salina, or Bar C Western Wear, in Richfield. Tickets may also be purchased at the door. lane. Provo, died from injuries received m a grinding head on collision near Salma Iasi week Jamshid Ashoury. 32, of Boulder. CO. remains in enheal condition The accident occurred m a heavy Mden Utah Hhaay Iairx4 Trc?-Chet Jahnaan, aald the accident occurred at the northbound chicle, driven by Lyon, rnl out ot control on rain ahrkmod L S hihay M, near the Sevier Kivef llnde Johnton uid the Lyan car tlid ndraayt into (he path of the toulh bound i rhirle driven by Mr. of 4-w- ay Ra Chrutmaen. of the L'tah Department of Traaportation, reports that the Four way Stop in Salina was the testing me for some possible new paints L DOT may be using in the future. Last Sunday, the Phoenix Company volunteered to bring and apply their paint to the crosswalks at the 4 way stop. LDOT also applied their own current brand. Flags are as old as civilization. Throughout out history people have realized that they could express strong feelings for their country and other significant institutions by showing respect for a unifying emblem - a flag. We will compare how these paints are holding up in the coming months and years, Christensen said. "We had to tie up local traffic for quite a while, but decided we'd do it on a Sunday afternoon, to cause the minimum disruption to area businesses," he added. Pickup The Salina Lions Club members will be picking up paper this Saturday, July 6th, at 9 a.m. for their monthly paper drive. They ask that you have your papers tied or in a box, and along the curb. Your cooperation in this local project is greatly appreciated. more than a few feet from the gate. The bulls and cowboys will see action at the PRCA Rodeo July 3 and 4th, at Salina's Rodeo Grounds. it I Glory' into the highest symbol of their nation and have willingly sacrificed their fortunes and even their lives to protect and preserve it. Fly Lions set Paper Americans, more than most, have always been a flag conscious people. They have turned their 'Old NOW that Flag on the 4th! IN STATE PRISON Cain & Richardson receive sentences Sixth District Court Judge Don Tibbs, sentenced Joseph Michael Cain III and William Earl Richardson to spend the next several years in the Utah State Prison. Tibbs had denied the defense attorneys request for a 90 day psychiatric evaluation, and ordered the men to begin their terms immediately. Cain, 19, and Richardson, 26, both of Salina, were sentenced on charges of aggravated burglary and grand auto theft. The charges resulted from an alleged bizarre bank robbery scheme, that ended prematurely in a spectacular explosion in the foothills west of Johnson Feed Lot, in Aurora, on May 20th. Cain and Richardson told law enforcement officers that they had set up a scheme to steal explosives, and later blow up the Petrolane Gas Service in Richfield. They then planned to rob a Salina bank while the resulitng chaos was being handled from the bombing in Richfield. The two men had broken into storage sheds containing explosives from U.S. Gypsum and Georgia Pacific, in Sigurd. An informant had notified local police of the intended plan prior to the explosion date, and officers had been keeping surveilance and had warned some of the businesses involved. The two men later said they had abandoned their original plan and were only going to sell the explosives. Early on the morning of May 20th, the men entered a residence on the Johnson Feed Lot, and robbed the occupants at gunpoint. They were seen by one of the owners of the feedlot, who followed them into the foothills while another man called the Sheriff. As Sheriff Billy Weaver came on the scene and was radioing for additional support, the truck containing the explosives blew up, throwing Richardson about 200 feet. Cain was not injured and ran from the scene, and was the subject of a six hour manhunt. Sevier County Attorney Don Brown no,ed that This scenario had the potential for the most widespread destruction Southern Utah has ever seen." He called the scheme horrendous beyond description. Aggravated burglary is a first degree felony and carries a sentence of five years to life. Grand auto theft is a second degree felony with a sentence of one to 15 years. The mens judge ordered the two sentences to run consecutively. In recommending the maximum sentencing. Attorney Brown called Cain and Richardson, two of the most dangerous people this court has had before it in a long time. Sheriff Weaver also called for maximum sentencing due to their wanton disregard for human life. Richardson's attorney noted that there was a lack of information concerning his medical and mental health background, and requested a 90 day psychological evaluation, which was turned down by Judge Tibbs. Cains attorney Marcus Taylor, also requested a 90 day evaluation for his client as Cain is only 19 years old; Drug use was paramount in his problems and he was heavily under the influence of drugs when the incident occurred; and Cain has no prior adult criminal record. Cains mother also told the judge that drugs were her sons problem, along with his choice of friends. In rendering sentence, Judge Tibbs said drugs are no excuse for an action. He said, I have a larger duty to the people of Utah. Time has come when somebody must put a stop to this behavior. New Hours for Salina Clinic The Salina Medical Clinic announces the following changes in their schedule, effective immediately: The Clinic will be open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Fridays, as follows: Dr. Travers will be in the Office from 2 to 5 p.m., Monday and Tuesday. Dr. Potts will be in the office Wednesday and Friday, from 2 to 5 p.m |
