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Show C2 The Salt Lake Tribus domestic dispute \ Driver Had Drug-Dealing Record: tride ht He Frida ! moth 1 Utah's f Jafa drug forfeiture Driving ni i { pares wound a 0 I of marijuana was found in Pop * lu sage parates criminals fromthe fruitsof th yr factions. In one Utah town, Helper, local ordinanc the arrestingofficer to take a cut of forfeiture pro sta Hine Mah asf inehot home of one Ward said nl were had a pro around with $606 allow prosecutors to 000 in cash is not in iteelf Attorney Attorney K Don a Brown filed lows prosecutors to financially punish suspects while skirtal Winfield was driving westbound on Interstate 70 when Vrooper Lane Ogden pulled over his Oldsmobile Delta 68 convictions Some sltorneys say Utah law requiresthe state kept the re in the amount of assets converted for use by the Utah Department of Public Safety, which has seena taperingin The Legislature and UHP brass will decide how the money is spent Ordinarily, forfeited assets are used to finance equip ment andtraining in the area of drug enforcement in one lime expenditures that have no ongoing costs, Previous forfeitures helped pay for an automated fingerprint identi state totie the «ized money to specific criminal acts, while pr like Brown believe the law allows more leeway searching the s registered to The its annual haul of drug-tainted money ing the rigorous burden of proof required for criminal for traveling 82 mph on July 4 Winfield's story about om Chicago to 4 funeral in L egas was full $141 493.30, was returned. maining rey 417.70 and Winfield's 1989 Oldsmobile This one forfeiture by itself represents a huge increase preponderancestandard of proof. This low standard 1 a negotiated settlement in Seplember ehicke Yengich said That was the kicker The lawyer negotiated a deal in which 30 percent of the money, Yengich also contested the constitutionality of Utah's forfeiture statute, which imposes on the slate “a mere a civil forfelture action in 6th District Court and wonmost of the cash nies, 90 the Lrooper Ir said LA Dan Chidester Th never charged Winfield and Pope small quantity, there were drugs in They didn't know it was there About a week later, however, Winfield and Pope filed waserting owner hip of the They also argued the trooper lacked probable causecash. to search the Oldemobile and seize the cash, said Salt Lake City defense attorney Konald Yengich well be on central Utah interstates, where patrol ave refined spotting nope runners into an art evier County R. Don Brown. Authorit ted Winfield and Pope's cash was to pay hipment of dope from Los Angeles for distribu tion in Chicago. That was not proved, and Utah prosecutors court papers but Gerald Winfield and Emma Pope learned that it ‘ back forfeiture as a law-enforcement male Winfield offered couple of times to let the trooper have the money if he wouldlet him go.” Chidester sa The cases yielded nearly $400,000 in $20bills and more than $200,000 in various denominations Initially, they denied it was theirs,” said Sevier County keep cash and other assets if they can show theitems are anbocialed with iegal activit even If the owner is nol harged with a crime huaba y ye The Utah Patrol gets to keep nearly half a tnillion dollars Highway from @ suspicious bundle a trooper eized from a speeding motorist trunk inof cash Sevier County al shot \ On the basis of flimay ireumstantial evidence, Utah au thorities can take private property in ope contempt of the 1| principle called due process sad A consenting Winfield opened the trunk and showed the trooper two money ed pusite * A small amount WY BKIAN MAFELY ar child Winfield and bore Ilinois plate: He ran 4 criminal history and found out Mr. Winfield ad prior record for distribution of drugs,’ Chidester Small Amount of Pot in Luggage Polie I ghar two her Four Sunday, November 10, 1996 No Charges, But UHP Can Keep Speeder’s $400,000 FOR THE RECORD WIFE SHOT BY HUSBAND apparent UTAH ulors fication system and officer training for entering clandes. tine drug which are often booby-trapped andfilled The case shows the extraordinary power police have over citizens who carry a lot of cash, Yengich complained with toxie and explosive chemical | Feline Pride On theLineat apparent 4 Parking lol on Annual Show A drugs. ac filed Thursda ft Voret who minor drugof murglary awoke the #16 find Kichardson ad He be amie hard wut making c miceal it eaid alt Lake Count henff wuld Townend c ‘alled thi it Hod) a third degree i! Carnie @ prior tern apt © HY SHAWS FOSTER THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE It wae not too difficult to figure out which building housed the cat show. It wasnt the smell, although th wis & distinct odor of a hundred lither boxes. It wien | the dander, although even people without allergic oon were Diinking their It wae the parkinglot License plates with PURK and ABY CATS 1 Love Abyssinians’ and 1 Love | Virmane 4 afeuld racune boy re was tal Primary al Center ir the Intensive Care Children's Medi all Lake | with gal Cal House” The catlovers’ boutique offers boarding, breeding services and fe line transportation Welcome to the Sal! Lake Cat Fanciers Annual Purebred and Household Met Cat show | | al and head injuries. said hos pokeswoman Laura Wind t The boy wis sitting in the front ua er seal with a One hundred and sixty-eight cate j urkled 1 ucked 4 o ale ed ! back © director Utah Craig crash once again fo tion 4 when the said on the What need alr-bag to sale | | ryone to be buck en to ride propert the back seat and | showing. Persian cal owners were busy Combing their eats long fur Gayle Howe used abrushonher age fh 19943 © killed hildren when the federal go nt began mandating the de They think it sod thing he children ith air they 1 1 I 1 4 bags buy The } f Oliver i Howe i wa FEDERAL INDICTMENT harged with being a cor 1 felon exaion of wk semiaute sl he eral hours af bank 4 ty | authoritte warrant for aye later police ted hin near Harri f Ard and sand Atreet. Te Tuey tried kdarrest.bim, he” 1 un foot said FAL agent Tho: forced home The Kut waded Eventually he the assistance gotlator, Kirk wa | urrender Kubi id Midvale t tiean Mel Brows his nase’ ae ar ani teen x 7 haretite Hat oe 1 Ke re: a ¥ Hf a n Hi Wn * ts 1 i fe CAEBIN BS HOnKe me: 10. wht served ae Asal an 277k Lavan tonite Teaea fn chad) Widdcitecn ae lattes i , aturday Ne 7 I h Browr Vox. end Carn were Sloctad 'b eeala ug eile toke Valentine winals night mbers. drawn in the Powerball 98 1,4, 5, 6, Powerball: 44 winning numbers won after two bal Tie four Will lend a Hepubligar lotlery worth $15.7 milion were, The the eo ' e cities I aie ; ca , ty xeculive Director Spen is The CLO, Nee er = j r Wel A Taare id wy Si res ataid LOTTERY drawn ofS sympathetic to causes brought by rural lawmakers Fox is 4 Lehi businesswoman and farmer who was appointed lo the seat left vacant when her hus For inning numbe and prize amounts, playe ancall hand died in 1987 Garn to a businessman He elected to the House in 1900 hot line 1800-442 5711 tenant in the information ; wa Valentine, an attorney and lieu Utah County sher dan Middle School swimming pool can sue the Jordan School District for damages, the Ulah Su he ruling resolves a dispule hetween Hill Bartlett's biological mother, who was accused of ne plect and rarely saw the boy after Hage other term, said lawt week he will run for president again ‘ would bethe beneficiaries of the action wrote Justice Richard Howe He was joined by Justices dents seek to sue a governm ggenc y The claim sought rein Durham ‘The Morenos had been awarded a one-year deadline when resi Bartlett then sought to inter. yenein the ease, but was rejected by Wilkinson. On appeal, the jus tices split on that point but decid- Bartlett deadline biological mother, Laura own claim within the one-year Hil, then a 14-year-old seventh A véetert 9 t ft ’ CACUVIST S? P ; Ye nE Fald pheasant pens at a Cache Count d on it happenin right he season at, it look someone try) ant the hunt," There said Lt Lynn Neloon were 4 not aying H t riunters Compliments of ALF" Of quauing Club appears the work of desperate hunters rather than an PAl-rights activists, a sheriff *POkesmnan said f like : | ’ Police §S ay THE ASSOCIATED Phe Aan LOGAN We hold that the notice of . was legally sufficient to support In December 1992, the Morenogfiled a noticeof claim withthe gehoat district, ax required within ed Bartlett can take a the jith gation started by the Morenos even though she did not file her in the House of the Senate majority leader President Lane Beattie, h- West Hountiful, elected Tuesday to an this wrongful-death deta although the Morenos mistakenly assumed that they, not Bartlett high court unanimously reversed that decision, ruling the right to ue belongs to the boy's legal heir his J tg the surface, but he died days jater, on June 2, 1902 Bill's older brother, sued over the boy's death, and 4d Dis trict Judge Homer Wilkinson sid- ed with guardians Julie and Emi lio Moreno of Weat Jordan The Brduman North va did acinea 4 claim givento theschool district $750,000 for their emotional loss. ‘The claim was denied, and the Morenos, who also were raising Hoth claimed the right to sue re-election to the Jan 20 Houre and Senate Democrats chose minority leadership earlier this week Pendingis the lection “We're alone with grader, bursement for the boy's medical and funeral expenses, and ning custody, andthe foster parents who cared for him for nine ear The new leaders re place Frank Pignanelll 52nd Legislature. which convenes manne premeCourt said Friday Salt Lake City, Kelly At ins, Weak Tondan, sad Saturday's elections complete the selection of leadership for th , U SORE eae dent who drowned ina West Jor mire chairman of the Rules Com served as House speaker in ihe been milecanhas tendiodmncce, 5 UEP on the House Manace ment Committee a post previously held by Buff complex pieces of tax legisiation J8the brother of Glen Brown, who said Sue Yanik who attention The cat show continues today in the Grand Huilding from 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m sank to the bottom of the school's pool during # swimming class, Another student pulled him The biological mother of a stu Gene Davis, Salt Lake City, was elected to ser early 19808 He and Senate Presi dent Lane Beatie have worked clonely in the past two years on tax-cut pack Brown also has shows Maine Coons. the cate in the hotel. They get all of our « BY SHILA R. MeCANN Ann Buffmire. Salt La City, as assistant whip iff's search andrescue squad, had been ve Glected Dave Jones, Salt Lake City, as minorit leader, Kurt Oscarson Iirown a Midvale dairy farmer Mommy and Daddy,” iologiical Mom Can | Biolog } Sue Over Son’s son’s Death Deat en makers) Demo fear im the only cat, or one of only two cats, with Show for that matter the Shows aregreat because they get to be Phillips said For example thereis a narrow window of opportunity for owners to train their kittens to allow just about anybody, or The representative Grant ‘Duden Vrom five to nine weeks is sweet. They are just great to Bul dov't let anybody kid you. Cals lake as muchtime as dogs. Or cattle, election for they're have around looks red species in South Texax and north sandy, as whip, and Judy | | plant stage for cat And most important, is that ever-pre cious commodity quality time with the cate ern Mexico Phillips, dressed in jeans, a cowboy shirt 1 fancy lace-up boots, looked like hold 20 seats in the House Saturday night in Idaho, Montana and South Dakota's Tri-Weat lot tery worth $800,000 were 7.6.9, 10. 24, 26 the Idaho Lott | thehar doesn't sland up on end and wait for the judging Ocicate are fun They're active, he would never auikey for Persians Ovicats ayh are y One shampoo wine conditioner «o cage amene, Friday after Tuesday rie 7 Storm's’ have the patience for all the brushing re- Phillips, however, says be great for Per and any judge, at least, to handle them Westart socializing our kittens at about five weeks,” said Pam Julian, a cat owner from Washingtonstate who raise 4 bent-ear breed called American Curl ocelot, a wild endan- See Speaker ape aR Hair House Democrats elect WASHOE SAPs BAUR URTYAUA anther eOreeeval ae resident exeaped un pene: Bcrens peepee with harmed and hosla j Hot Thunder Short untingly like the Beno tears Midvale’s Brown ‘leeted Re-Elec Salt Lake Cit may The Octeat, 4 mix of Abyssinian. Amer ican ‘Os when Howe discovered anarticlein Good Housekeeping about fancy thor oughbred cats. She wen! to a cal how in | Jay Kirk has jury been inon dicted by a Price, fi teral34,grand 4 bank-robbery charge in the Uc 16 holdup of the Utah Central he stickup netted $11,430. Price through 40 Then came the fateful day in the of in October Credit Union in have a tendency to get showing cate for bodies nlaatis but not for Ocicats These cats haveto have long, lean and museular bodies They can't look heavy id Marty Phillips, as he poked a feather Howe said unaplogetically has been he belonged al astate fair livestock con. teal more than a cat Competition. But cat Mt@Ple comein all shapes and aizen No goup And shart cechby hele tubb: — — @ On With the Show : The Salt Lake Cat Fanciers Annual Purebred and Household Pet Cat Show will continuetoday in the Grand Buildingat the UtahState Pairpark from 7-40 emt n Pa, - iene tha clean fur and want to geri Open eve and then two metal years | all started with ordinary house year-old West ins messy cyes, Car when actuall ng them to mortal dea k @ Piece of Cake cabgrooming combs made in England that get clear down to the skin” Next she wiped her cat's eyes with a cloth dipped in a solution ! | 4 ahd het bt che a ad ga Th oe oH PNET dent ae once cate, Howe say don't mine They are The used (o it Anything for the judges ‘They like The Persian people Refore the Saturday cat a alte Lakel City. and immediately joined the club In the next three decades, raised # couple of grandchampions Howe and has high ndgos lor her current project, a 6-month 0! white kitten Ae wee ms a ee Feta Mind people Ocicat people And then there are the ones who are 4 breed apart iider har forward Myan Miller Th Arttu, an Ocicat, is displayed by owner Pam Julian during Purebred and HouseholdPet Cat Show in Salt Lake City from everal Western alates vere Compeun the in Salt Lake ily Howe Utah dnd State tou Fairpark or cen covered ne otoikc. usually topped framed the occupants: by Lonthatr photographs rifalta iitof ' a eae a ald RR ESCA th aN SEeee There are all kinds of cat people American Shorthair people Siamese houlder urred is u a 4 hind his Jent stickers Cat carrier tof all the van from the Kocky Mountain Cat Kesort “Idaho Only Le ined serious condition Sat Jay with injuries suffered when air bag deployed into his face r traffic wecident: Cord tock bumper in the back of pickup ROY REMAINS SERIOUS he add. ed, referring to the animal rights group, Animal Liberation Front All that investigators found at Daniel Stewart and Chrietine permanent custody. but never adopted Bill, and his mother's pa rental rights were never terminat ed. They argued biological par ent who abandons a child should not be able to recover damages for the child's wrongful death Bartlett said the issue of ne gleet may affect the amount of damages sheis entitled to recoy €r, but should not bar her from suing. Howe noted Bartlett's dam ages may be les than the More no's stated Claim of $760,000 becauseof Bartlett's detach ment from Bill . F Free d B d Ir night, two days after pheasant season opened estimates the lows of the gameat $10,000 ine wild Ringneck Ranch in Ben son, were three empty pens where about 1,000 ring-necked pheasants were kept. They were to be Oncethey're out, they are al most impossible to reeaplure, he said. “Weonly get a small per centage of them hack freed sometime in January sportemen paying to hunt birds He said it is difficult to find suppliers of the all-ring-necked all- male birds the ranch requires for the Hut owner Dan Lockwoodsaid someone let them loose Monday pect on said there are no sue in the cane |
