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Show The Salt Lake Tribune UTAH ‘Access Helped STATE ot Tue STATE COUNTIES MAKING NEWS CARBON lion from the Salt Lake Orga- nizing Committee and $1.3 million in sponsorfees and otherfunds fromthe state to helpoffsetcosts. —The Park Record The Carbon County Economic DevelopmentOffice andthe College of Eastern Utah are sponsoring a manufacturing symposium Wed- nesdayin Price. Representatives ofa partnership to promote manufacturing businesses will conduct the meeting. Planning and zoning officials, building inspectors and city council members in the region are encouraged to attend the meeting. Q nomic developmentagencies. Carbon County Economic Development Office is receiving a $25,000 grant to help form such agencies. The meeting will be atthe Thearea has certain restrictions that include no overnight camping,nooffhighwayvehicle use, no open fires, no firearms andfireworks, and boats maynotexceed 5 mph. Thearea is open until May ™MNoncredentialed media: The church assumes there will be significantinteraction with such media, which tendto concentrate on stories about the history, culture and people of the hostcity. position. “There were these business considerations. This media housing was a big thing. Translation and how to get to the Winter Sports Park, where to plaza, these were with SLOC is characterized as Utahns visited Nagano: to put all things ‘thatwere being dis- hing regula ions include a four-fish limit. tween HeberCity and Provo Canyon. Ths ieaiieareschediied e tate ans, pataraas Tesponsive nrecisely what because it is,” he that's said. “The church's Policyis to respond, not to initiate.” He acknowl- SAN JUAN earlier than traditional ‘Mesnovial Daytheonent southeastern Utah residents City, marking Courthouse in Monticelloto see ifreasonable cause exists in a decadepassengers can ing, the reasons for the wait in a turn-of-the-century style depot. will bo used duringTherailroad th Wi aes Gace eee a : @ Volunteer Management: ter Olympics to transport visi i Hollow for itors to Soldier Olympic venues. likeh buteets were $0 De and tes arrangements, and the church quested for theGames reimbursed the committee, church purposes.” Ottersonsaid. : Media Centers: “The , Bycontrast, Salt Lake City church correctly anticipated % Council members had to book that media interest in the their own rooms,find theirown church during the Olympics transportation and received ld be credentials that did not guaray@ Media per Housing: At that antee access to all venues and time, the church was consider- events. ing a SLOCrequestto provide Otterson said the courtesies housing forvisiting reporters. extended to Hales were “good @ Translation Services: The tnreh anticipated i ie manners on the part of SLOC,” and noted theyfacilitated dischurch anticipated it might cussions between Hales, head ee of the church Olympic coordi_ MHosting Program: Provid- nating committee, and Frank ing high-ranking government Joklik, then-president of the Ing Esa Ury: : ome ee thefirst time Q e WEBER members of the 8thAbout300 Air Force's 384th Bomb Groupandtheir spouses will ther thi k for the dediBatlen us Wee tor Cie S indi. controversies vidual parties.betweenindi‘Anyone who would like to cation of two Hill Aerospace testifyshould callth Dis. i defeat Germanyduring World War II. ae Jones, state district court ad- visit the s Golden Spike Nam a Ca trict Court orks Shelly Ketron,435-587-3299, or D. Mark ministrator, at 801-578-3800, : tes Weel before the proceedings. a SUMMIT r Museum monuments to honor the fliers who helped On Thursday,they will ei 3 tional HistoricSite for the annual re-enactmentofthe May 10, 1869, completion of the transcontinental railroad. They will tour the Hill Aerospace Museum in Roy on Friday andvisit the Hill 2 ees Otterson outlined, in’ writ “A huge number ofchurchvol- or other officials courtesy church contingent. “In this case, it was to learn what[we] could about how the Olympics treated as hospitably as Hales, whose travel included then-SLOC President Frank Joklik, board Chairman Robert Garff and Gov. Mike Leavitt. SLOC took care ofall hotel, tour and transportation organizing committee. The license of a former unanimouslyFriday. Provo. City School District —Marta Murvosh Air Force Base flightline. At4p.m. there will bea ceremony dedicating a monumentto the 384th. The 10-foothigh monumentis made from a 5,200-poundblock ofgranite taken from the White Cliffs of Dover, England. Thewhite stone was donated to the museum by the DoverCity Council. The council noted the whitecliffs teacher last week was suspended for two years because he used a district computerto look at sexually explicit material. Scott Martin MacMurdo taught physical education at Dixon Middle School before he resigned from the district. He had worked there 4'4 years. MacMurdo voluntarily surrendered his license in an Main Street-based celebra- were the most prominent agreement with the Utah Pro- tion, which could cost $2.3 million. The documentindicates landmarkfor 8th Air Force bombercrewsreturning from missions over Germany. fessional Practices Advisory Commission. The state Board of Educa- —The Associated Press tion approved the agreement ROBERT AND €DITH WILKINSON CELEBRATE 50 YEARS p.m.; andSept. 4 to Oct. 31 from7 a.m. to8 p.m. Entrance fees are $4 per vehicle and $2 for walk-ins. International Womens evening class is registering for the Life of Mosesstudy for Fall 2001, on May 8th & 15th. Classes held at the Southeast Baptist Church 1700 East 7000 South. Questions call Kathy Olympia at 484-0407 quo. Bob Hales has a tremendous business background.I really listened to what he had to say. 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Bible Studies Fellowship (BSF) cussed atthe time,” Joklik said. “But there wasn’t any quid pro ‘on video and felt in:person at Crown 25 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.; May 28 to Sept. 3 from 6 a.m.to 10 ofother learn,” Otterson said of the Viewing Porn Costs Teacher His License Park City hasproposeda balanced,$5.6 million budget to pay for costs anticipated from the 2002 Winter Olympics. < The amount-- part ofthe city’s overall budget proposed forthe next two years —is based on the most detailed figures to date. \The mostexpensive item for the city might be the thecity will receive $1.5 mil- “[TWe] were there for the same reason edged the idea to send church might impact their church reobservers to Nagano was the sponsibilities in 2002.” church’s He deFew Utah observers were scribed the“initiative.” trip as “helpful.” . luring the 2002 Win- districts every three years. Those wishingtotestify shouldbe prepared to offer evidence complaintin support of their The pur aie tonal i purpose pani is not to hear and consider and whatto anticipate at closing. The program is sponsored by the Utah State University Extension Service. Those wishingto attend should register by calling 801451-3403. Salt Lake City medals plaza. Contacted last week, Otterson repeated the church’s heavily affected. erohstheretoelpere. The meeting isincompliance with state law, law, which saysa panel ofjudges must hear testimonyfrom resi‘ pages dents epaters in thestate’s judicial tate agent, mortgage options son for day use through Oct. 31. gested, since church headquarters and Temple Square will be thatrely on church assistance, suchas the use of church land for an access road to Utah Titee ane Those whoare planning on buying a home are encouraged to attend a six-hour. workshop May 15 and 17 at the Davis County Courthouse,28 E.State St., in Farmingtonfrom 6 to 9 both nights. Amongtopicsto be discussed atthe free workshop are how to prepare for and plan the purchase ofa home, howto prequalify for a loan, how to workwith real es- Lost Creek Reservoir in Morgan County,northeastof Croydon,is open for the sea- Pics whentraffic becomes con- @ Continued from D-1 fiestm to form a grandjury. DAVIS solved simular treatment. “Tdi HESieESacehg Catholic Church,nor did I sugsaid. resisterVal May 24atthe 7th District Q Contacted last week, Joklik laughed ee asked okey iad The church was interested in how media and VIP visitors are transported during the Olym- tory, the Historic Heber Val- j i ae _ Apanelof state judges will —_—_Also, on June 30 a new delisten to testimonyfrom potwill be dedicated in Heber county courthouse at7p.m. MORGAN Forthefirsttimein its his- visits with church leaders during RIN ey Part of the symposium will Qa Church Plan For S.L. 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