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Show 2A Sun Advocate, Price, Utah -- - Tuesday, January 27, 1998 Manus BvLAYNE MILLER TDlMul Swell. Dick Manus, Price field inertim i The Goodman Family musical program featuring songs about the values ing gypsum in the San Rafael Progress editor presents A BLM activities in Price, Moab PRICE CITYS Tom to oversee of- fice manager for the United States Bureau of Land Management, will take on the added responsibilities of overseeing the Moab office until a new person is selected to replace outgoing manager Kate Kitchell. We (the BLM) are in the r throes of implementing a system, indicated Manus. Kate has taken on a new BLM assignment in Boise, Idaho, and the state director has asked me to assume those responsibilities until a permanent replacement can be assigned." Manus moved to Price from New Mexico several months ago. He discovered that the Price office is dealing with the issue of implementing a new vehicle plan in the San Rafael Swell. The agency is also dealing with several hundred new coalbed methane gas wells in Carbon and Emery counties along with two permits for min two-tie- offamily. Saturday, January 3 1 , 1998 Price Civic Auditorium 7:30 p.m. Admission is Free T" Manus said he will probably spend two days a week in Moab, but most of the activities faced by both offices are being generated in Price. Personnel in this office are need to step up and assume additional responsibility because Im not going to be around as much, he said. But we have some really good people here and they are capable of doing that. The BLM organizational plan eliminates the district offices and turns former area operations into field offices. Each field office manager will report to the state director rather than to a district manager. The Price office is attempting to handle a load of applications for permits to drill coalbed methane gas wells. Over 50 APDs are in the office and approximately 100 are expected to be received in the next year. Personnel are in place to handle five APDs. csnis? FOOD STORKS jlOS So. Main', Helper 472-33- 0 Monf jPrieti oodJtiesX-21Uir- u Family Pack I Chicken Breast QUAKER Instant Cereals Boneless Rump Roast Round Steak 10 pk. 00 Pork Chops 8 oz. 45.00 3-- 8 oz. 45.00 2.29 GRAIN Pasta & Asst. Rice-a-Ron- 2.39 SH Commissioners exploring drilling impact guidelines if LACH0Y 6 Soy Sauce ib. 5.37 oz. .99 GOLDEN BETTY CROCKER 42 oz. 1.69 Instant Potatoes Tuna Helper ib oz. io oz. 1.19 Bv AMANDA MIKOLIC MICHELINA'S Entrees Staff reporter KIKKOMAN Sauces 5 or 8 oz. n oz 1.39 12 oz. 1.19 22 oz 1.39 ct 2.99 io Asst. STEINFELD, Pickles GLAD, WESTERN 1 FAMILY, i6oz. FAMILY, roll .69 20-3- 0 Y Noodles 21.00 'll 3 oz. Soft Tub Green Onions 5 bun. :'f yV , 1 , .Yf' i6oz. .69 Margarine t TOP RAMEN Vegetable Oil Margarine WESTERN Large Kitchen or 30 Gal Trash Bags Regular Paper Towels Carbon County commissioners recently decided to explore the possibility of establishing ordinances to control potential impacts created by gas development in the local area. At a meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 21, the commissioners approved forming a committee to assist in the establishment of rules and regulations regarding the gas industry in Carbon LACHOY Chow Mein Noodles SCOTT, event sends citizens to shop Bowl Super Bowl Sunday probably competes with Thanksgiving as the largest snacking day in the United States. Local grocery stores had overflowing parking lots, long checkout lines, crowded aisles and a shortage of carts. Julie Adams decided to brave the crowds and visit Smith's to stock up before the game. Denver won every game this season when they led at half time and the bowl was no exception. Boneless BETTY CROCKER Hamburger Helper Super 1.69 ib. BETTY CROCKER, LA CHOY m .99 County. Driver swerves to miss animal, rolls car Bathroom Tissue Cabbage ib. .39 Green or Red Grapes ib. 1.39 Red Ripe 12 roll 2500 Tomatoes 2 ibs .99 Assorted 61.98 61.79 Bagels Egg Deli Rolls RHODES Orange Rolls 12 ct. 2 99 Rhodei Roll Dough Frozen d Many More Specials In Store representatives along with planning and zoning officials. The committee will develop guideline options specifically designed to alleviate some of the A Carbon County jury found the defendant guilty on the sodomy offense at the conclusion of a December 1993 trial. Presiding over the 1993 criminal proceeding, Judge Bryce K. Bryner sentenced Doporto to an indeterminate sentence in the Utah State Prison. The defendant subsequently appealed the first degree felony level criminal conviction. In April 1997, the Utah Supreme Court overturned the jurys guilty verdict and remanded the sodomy complaint filed against Doporto backed to the 7th District for retrial. Following the Utah high court decision, Carbon County Attorney Gene Strate and defense counsel Mary Corporon entered into the plea negotiations process in the remanded sod- omy case. Corporon exercised a statutory option and scheduled a Jan. 4 hearing to determine whether the district court would adhere to the sentencing recommendations outlined in a tentative agreement. The tentative plea proposal involved an amended felony level criminal information W' v. . Coffee House 202 & 208 South Main, Helper Hours' M-- T Sat 8am-8p- V-- 6, Auto, 0707 Cassette Player. Jan. 30 793S Rebate Included Plus tax. license & dealer doc. Sun Kent Templeton & Martha DeFreest Celtic Folk M.'sic Feb. 6 Subject to prior sale "Join The Family of Happy Owners" Mountain View MotorsDavis Crofts CHEVROLET t CADILLAC 535 E. Main, Price GMC BUICK OLDS PONTIAC guidelines. 472-865- fcuJO New selection of frames for 98 MTA charging Doporto with a single lesser included second degree sexual abuse of a child count. On Jan. 26, Judge Lyle R. Anderson issued a written ruling indicating the district courts refusal to adhere to all sentencing provisions specified in the tentative plea agreement. After issuing the written ruling, Judge Anderson scheduled a trial date in the 1993 two-da- y criminal case filed against Doporto. The court document specifies that the trial proceed- ing in the first degree felony level sodomy complaint will commence on Feb. 23. 1 5 "psychic Readings by Kim No Appointment Necessary Blue Cut R.V. Park 24 2500 N. Carbonville Rd. Leslie Fliel Folk Guitar, National Recording Artist 1355 S. Carbon Ave., Price com- ing into the area what the county requires before applying for land use permits, commented Milovich. The committee should have some information and guideline proposals ready to present to the county commission within the next two to four weeks. Recommended control measures have to be formally approved by the commissioners before the county can implement oil and gas development 8am-5p- 472-865- $1,124 now 9 The ordinances will also show new gas companies 8am-9p- Given by Karen Jobe Templeton, Human Anatomy Bring sketchbook, notebook or clay Beginners Encouraged - 15 years & older S10.00 per session recommended) 5 Call for more information MSRPS 19,060 SAVE Fri 8am-6p- V4 Featuring Daily Hot Soups, Hot Stews, Hot Sandwiches or later Entertainment Friday Nights 7:00-9:0- 0 Join us for Spaghetti Dinner every Friday & Saturday Night from 5:00 p.m. until closing Jan. 28 & Community Art Classes 6:30-9:3- 0 Feb. 4 every Wednesday Night less cmnriLASs ABS, Dual Air Bags, hoods. Attorney general files felony sex charges against Doporto: SMI KlEtHf The committee will include individuals from county government, residents, gas company Keith Dotson of Blanding stands by his wrecked state car after it rolled over on Ridge Road Jan. 26. Dotson, a state social worker, told police he swerved to avoid hitting a dog or coyote which ran out in front of him and he lost control of the vehicle. There were no injuries in the accident, but the car is probably totaled, according to Utah Highway Patrol troopers. Green MD negative impact on the county. According to Commissioner Mike Milovich, the county is trying to establish guidelines to prevent oil and gas exploration from infringing on neighbor- Specialty frames for awards banquets Wildlife art prints I Reading hours Monday through Saturday lpm-4p- m |