Show m mTW Frcm P£"9 Cr3 6A Saturday August 29 1998 “We used to go to the Class From 1A Isabelle Coleman Baird worked at Uintah Dairy every day - she'd take the streetcar to get there She missed out on the dineing and football games but there's one experience she'll nev-forget One day in 1936 the school won the Ogden tournament in er basketball The school band wanted to pla downtown to celebrate but school administrators told them they couldn't They did anyway The whole band was expelled from school “About 500 students protested' she said laughing "They all held hands in a single line and snake-dance- d up and down 25th Street They went through the Egyptian theater and down Washington and they wouldn't go to school Of course there was a lot less traffic then'' She recently took her grandchildren up to the school's rotunda to see the tiger the class donated “It was wonderful It's a beautiful school" Majone Jensen Smart remembers having Utah artist LeConte Stewart as an art teacher and being m the a capella choir that sang for the school's dedication cere mo n to S200000 :vxh IK At “Our class president Yamngton served as a paratrooper” Baird said “He was draft-age- There is a need for more training of all officers he said as well as firemen and paramedics who are walking into extremely dangerous situations A surprising number of meth labs are reported by firemen he said Ways of making meth are con- - a? - I 9-- 5 ITHSTHIStAD! mi: 3523 II” ! ” All of the class officers are gone and it takes a lot to find people to come “There are so many people who can't make it out anymore" In TVain Utah’s Fastest Growing Profession Construction SAVE $60°° sftQrW$s) gasT Earn More $$$ - Book & Tape® Shig Hamada said However everyone seemed jovial as they talked about old football games exchanged hugs and Uniform Mechanic Code Uniform Plumbing Code A wondered about friends with whom they went to elementary-schoo- National Electrical Code l Uniform Building Code "We're all pretty dam lucky to be here" Bagge said “This will probably be the last hurrah” Contact reporter Kelly Kennedy 9 or Bogdanov icz at Coming September 15th: National Code Course w nh Ed Dorman and Gary Beckstrand v ia the EdNet Tw o nights per week at a location m your area Register now space is limited kbogdano w PRE-ORD- ’lF®EASE Q 625-423- iczistandardnet DATC ER SPECIAL FINAL VOLUME $900 jag4233rSave II meth-relate- NOW OGDEN 2144 WashBlvd 394-466- 40W5000S® 6 or 296-66-32 book Afape Super Recycler 6 HP Commercial OHV STANDARD 8 Was $87951 BOUNTIFUL bpyrighjL ) 998Seoguli starting Guarantee warranty 5-- EXAMINER TOP OF UTAH 5-21-C- ut 20481 KOW Bag Extra 3ASSP0R DEA figures This year Utah is on a pace to shut down 200 meth labs up from 154 last year although the state is expected to lose its No 3 national ranking Moms said as meth problems increase in Washington and Oregon In 1997 only California and Missouri had more meth labs than Utah he said “We’ve already taken down more labs this year than we did all of last year” Heward said “We'll easily see more than 200 labs this year at this pace” Heward and Moms expect to reverse those numbers in a few years “We've joined with the DEA m a partnership to wipe out meth" Morris said “We will make a difference “These folks out there who think they've got the system figured out well we've got a plan and their time's running short” Contact reporter Tim Gurrister 625-423- Clean Us Guaranteed to Start stantly changing in an industry that is “still absolutely brand new" Heward said In 1994 13 meth labs were shut down in Utah according to at 49 65 HP Arc' a'- 801-593-25- Super Recycler or explosion 40 percent of all meth labs are booby-trappe- d 70 percent of all meth labs are concealed on rental properties 30 percent of all meth labs have small children on site while the drug manufacture is in progress Utah meth treatment admissions to medical facilities have risen 2300 percent -- Phone: vr" i Utah meth seizures have escalated from 1 3 in 1 994 to more than 1 50 so far this year 65 percent of domestic d violence in Utah is 20 percent of all meth labs are discovered as a result of fire By enforcement hiring Ctssty Filrfrsssis Sunday 94 Saturday j I “We lost quite a few” said Howard Snider who served in the South Pacific “We were approach more prosecutors and agents specializing in the drug and overtime pay “This problem is out of hand" said Earl Morris lieutenant colonel in the state department of public safety over the criminal investigation division "I wish we had the state and local resources to fight it but we've had to reach out for federal funding” Morris writes the grams As well as his duties assistmg prosecutors statewide filing charges himself and getting new legislation approved as needed Heward will be joining Moms m helping supervise the clan lab team “Right now there is a minimal threshold of training" Heward said "For officers the protocol is recognition and the response is get out seal up the structure and call the clan lab team” - £ Wtfeer Show Hours j Hgih tails October the federal money will also fund two new criminalists who will work solely on meth cases in the Utah State Crime Laboratory The money will also go toward training in metham-phetamin- e Tit Carl From 1A so a common synonym for a meth lab is composed of roughly 20 officers from the federal Drug Enforcement Administration the state Department of Public Safety and police from the Salt Lake City area Members of the team show up at every lab site discovered in the state They also contract with a private hazardous matenal company for cleanup of the labs which can cost between $2000 and $20000 per site and has known CROSSROADS OF THE WEST 8 Organizers say about one-thir- d of the class is gone - about 45 were lost in World War II Most men in the class served killed in World W'ar Standard-Examner-- Ber-tha- na and the White City Ballroom downtown” she said with a gnn “They used to have a lot of dances there with the big bands” But there are some sad things too Posse been uTi1on 1nfiL Tgrhr i mf Your Guide to Tickets Travel &Entertainment 51807 Hedge trimmer 22" mis Armwsft 3 'YStsmte " ill b Crutm Smtof £?©g)inbx rneim&t&Q&iiiiwitemmmtQm Toro Rider 14 Horse Power 58" cut 3 4 g gy DISCOUNT TRAVEL Hydro Drive BahamasCrnibbam CRUISES AIRFARES VACATION CONDOS HOTELS CAR RENTALS GOLF FREE FILM 773-631- GENERAC Generator 1911 pmwOmSmm 7 5 SStl WestCeritjtsn4S1 Alaska- - 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