| Show - we : Activists on Trial for By Stephen Hunt Tribune Staff Writer WEST VALLEY CITY — Three nueear-arm- s activists were again on trial Wednesday for apparently deliberately trespassing on Hercules property where motors for the Trident II missile are made Last year three peace activists were acquitted of criminal trespass charges after a three-da- y jury that that included expert testimony about the destructive capability of nuclear weapons and testimony from dqengiants who said they feared death from nuclear holocaust Local peace activists say the trespass actions are part of an ongoing campaign aimed at persuading Hercules to stop making inisvile motors and apply their expertise to production of products The trial began in West Valley 3rd Circuit Court with city prosecutors non-viole- nt non-milita- showing a videotape of the Oct 20 1990 peace demonstration at Hercules and testimony from the police officer who made the arrests The city rested their case after 30 minutes The defense's case which began with testimony from a Hercules engineer and a weapons expert who once worked for Lockheed Aerospace was expected to conclude Thursday with testimony from the defendants Following lant year's trial teary eyed jurists admitted they were touched by the protesters testimony and awed by the destructive power of America's nuclear arsenal Attempting to avert a repeat of that trial and verdict Assistant West Valley City prosecutors Mark Sorenson and Gary Crane this year tried to finesse the defense by reducing the Class B misdemeanor trespass violations to infractions An infraction carries no jail penalties and eliminates a jury from the proceedings ercules Protest n Ironically Mr Haun left the US last week to take a job in Saudi Arabia where he is reportedly teaching English at the Saudi Naval Academy Tribune Staff Writer A former president of Physicians for Social Responsibility said he has DO douta the Army will someday test the most lethal disease organisms in the proposed Life Sciences Test Fa- cility at the Dugway Proving Ground Dr Victor Sidel a professor of social medicine at Montefiore Medical Center and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx New York said he is not calmed by the Army's decision to abandon its earlier proposal to build a level 4 (BL-4- ) aerosol test chamber at Dugway's proposed $14 million biological defense laboratory BL-- 4 is the combination of safety equipment and procedures required when handling diseases for which there is no known cure The Army has said it had no plans to test such deadly organisms at Dugway but wanted the extra facilities as a safety bio-safe- ty precaution Because of the public outcry about BL-- 4 facility the Army has changed it plans and now wants to replace its existing BL-- 3 aerosol test facility BL--3 is the level of safety required for the disease organisms which are approved for testing at Dugway 'If there is anyone who believes that organisms requiting BI4 containment will not one day be tested for 'defensive purposes' of course in such a B13 facility I can offer to sell them several bridges in New York City" said Dr Sidel at Tuesday's public hearing in Tooele on Dugwars proposed new laboratory A second hearing was held Wednesday night in Salt Lake City Ile also challenged the Army's claim that laboratory will be used solely for defensive testing of biological weapons "There is ample precedent for the masking the work of facilities developing and testing biological weapons by calling them 'preventive laboratories The Japanese laboratory which in 1933 was established for developing such weapons was called the 'Epidemic Prevention Laboratory'" he said Dr Sidel warned that uncertainty about the type of testing being carried out in the new laboratory will fuel the biological arms race and make it harder to win approval for treaties outlawing these type of weapon proRep Wayne Owens vided written comments at Wednesday's hearing which said he has "a great many concerns" about the Army's proposal assurlie asked for "iron-cla- d ance" that the public be notified if new biological agents are tested at Dugway This would allow the medical community to prepare for an accident Rep Owens also questioned why it is necessary for the Army to build similar testing facilities at both Dug-wa- y and the Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland "1 see a good case for consolidating all of this chemical and biological warfare work in Maryland" he said He also requested a detailed justification for the Army' s decision to build a new BL--3 test chamber when it just completing the renovation of its existing BL-- 3 facilities at Dug-wa- y said Rep Lee Allen he supports the Army's efforts to develop defenses to biological weapons and trusts that military scientists are being as careful as possible Utahn 24 Admits To Sex Abuse In Plea Bargain Special to The Tribune PANGU1TCH — A Panguitch man pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of forcible sexual abuse a second-degre- e felony Monday in Sixth Circuit Court Ron Nez had been accused of rape a first-degrfelony against a 28- year-ol- d Panguiteh woman Dec 28 He will be sentenced Feb 7 in 6th District Court Witnesses were excluded from the eourtmoni under the state's exclusionary rules prior to an opening statement from Garfield County Attorney Wallace Lee Lee called upon the victim to tes- tify and during a recess following an hour of testimony attorneys for Nez and the victim reached an agreement under which Nez agreed to enter a and guilty plea to the reduced charge a waiver of the balance of thehear-ing-Aft- er Nez waived his rights to continue the hearing Judge David Mower accepted Nez's plea under a recent change in court procedure invesMower ordered a tigation for Nez with sentencing set for Feb 7 Nez could face one to 15 years in prison and fines up to $12500 or both Bail which had been set at 810000 when Nez was arraigned before Justice of the Peace John W Yardley remained the same Mower set the terms for Nez to be released from Jail to the custody of his mother for a trip to Phoenix to visit his critically ill flther 7'2-ho- Services Saturday For EP Hoff 72 Funeral services for former Salt Lake Tribune Regional Editor Ernest P Hoff will be held Saturday at 10 am at Larkin Mortuary 260 E South Temple A viewing will be held at the mortuary Friday between 6 and 8 pm and Saturday at 9 am Mr Hoff who had been with The Tritturie for more than 36 years died Tuesday of complications from cancer He was 72 Mr Hoff was news editor for The Deseret News Press in 1946 and worked as an editor for The Oritczrio Herald in Ontario Calif He moved to Idaho to become the wire (world and national) editor for The Twin Falls developed rules - Prosecutors Seek 2nd Try At Suspect in Abuse Case By Vince Horiuchi Tribune Staff Writer Prosecutors say they are waiting to see if they can again prosecute the child sex abuse case of Eugene C Reiners after the Utah Court of Appeals overturned his conviction last month The defendant a cabdriver who allegedly told the victim he was Santa Claus was convicted in March 1989 on charges that he abused a handicapped boy The Court of Appeals overturned the conviction at the end of December after it ruled that the victim's statements to a police detective and social worker were erroneously admitted as evidence in the triaL Meanwhile the Salt Lake County Attorney's Office is waiting to see the written decision from the Court of Appeals to see if the case can be prosecuted again "Right now we're just waiting for the remitter to come down" said Glenn Iwasaki who beads the Special Victims Unit of the Salt Lake County Attorney's Office "A lot of things have to be considered like if the witnesses are still around We're looking at it but no decision has been made yet" Mr Reiners was originally convicted of two counts of sodomy upon a child and two counts of aggravated e sexual abuse of a child all felonies The defendant earlier bad pleaded no contest to a single count of attempted child sexual abuse a third-degre- e felony But when it became clear that he was likely to go to prison for the crime the defendant withdrew his plea and opted to go to triaL According to court records Mr Reiners was a cabdriver known as "Santa Claus" who would drive a number of young children to a school for the handicapped during the 1986-3- 7 school year One of those children was the alleged victim called JK in court who was visually impaired In February 1287 JK's mother noticed evidence of abuse according to records He was examined at Primary Children's Medical Center and he later spoke to a police detective and social worker from the hospitaL On direct examination before the jury JK said the defendant would "take him to the North Pole" where he and three other adults would allegedly engage JK in several different forms of sexual games During a series of interviews with the detective social worker and LIC's mother the victim would eng to respond to gage in their questions on what the defendant allegedly did to the victim statements by Those JX were later admitted at trial despite objections by Mr Reinert out-of-co- first-degre- Mr Hoff joined The Salt Lake Tribune in 1954 and was later promoted to regional editor He also worked as an assistant city editor In 1972 be became a copy editor and officially retired in 1981 out-of-co- 4c:tierce revolt it ?Az Om ote Maw on 10IMlbo Wit' Atte1051? 14Ss During the trial the victim testified that Mr Reiners would lock him in a closet to frighten him and that he killed two cats and a dog in front of the boy as a warning not to tell his iv — Mob Ja o2 gm 8 tit fir toat and mother k Moo In a ruling by Judge Norman Jackson the Court of Appeals concluded last month that admitting the child's series of statements to the detective and social worker "does not pass statutory muster because the court did not rule on the reliabilasserity of the child's as required" tions During trial the 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candericet mamma imione00 !Sunday Josttare 17 1 Pin- - Fre to Nob al hanorng Pate PototOttowon CPARCh 12 C Stott Congregational Ouch col la icit anent lowest stel note fronds one ia harhue and K wets La 10t10 now or to winces in Mu al 00 5 0to on atrium Wools the farnOo ruggesti e All wha know Paw ate Mini to chanty of wood lc meow in WOO WOODSbe kirliPal dodoes Er ths cerecoalon at to I 412 Ore I key 1112 Ralph Marlon Puckett teet4"loi AO 1 rii scripts Three groups of Utah Army tional Guardsmen activated to support Operation Desert Shield have left their stateside bases in recent days for duty in the Persian Gulf according to a guard spokesman Some 80 members of the 142nd Military Intelligence Battalion left Fort Carson Colo for the Persian Gulf said Maj Bob Nelson guard public affairs officer The unit was activated Jan 3 and has been training at Fort Carson since Jan 7 Some 400 members of the 144th Evacuation Hospital have also left Colorado for Saudi Arabia The 144th was called to active duty Nov 21 and has been trainirg at Fort Carson since Nov 25 The 111 meinbers of the 625th Military Police Company from Murray which has been training at Fort Lewis Wash have also deployed to the foreign desert region according to the guard official The 625th was called to active service Dec 6 and arrived at Fort Lewis Dec 9 I It out-of-co- For Persian Gulf koonncd On0 sucOOsskti home kwucti 1 died at he 199t at az) Lasagna& C Poo I BouiHowcva Oriente llon age 74 cited January 15 Santaquinlanuary 1991 GRAY Richard H 'Dice it '43 1111 613 Howard "Bucr Boutton 14 111111111 role-playin- Times-New- s r commoner thearol 1117 Area Deaths - CPocte Lawrence ratre0 er ramich) sure it complies with publicly ) now gronolmoreceen onct Mora Wow spouses Chet on0 wee Jon Wpm knew onot Greg R err& Chrne anti Cory MK George OnC Score kotporuk Chnokmhe Koopoon Chuck ord Goole Sorg:Auk Jontes one Colocroce Storms Cory One kothy komoke keit Koloolus 11 grecelyconek4ralen Preoected rt (Moe by he 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temperatures average in the upper 30s for several days 1 ' I i'119°" iil or Yoe Ion ono 04 beaulOul tortO one shooed kith ot Sr wry" cet re sem Ithe LeRoy Hooton department director said ground frost is "unseasonably deep" for this time of year in parts of the Salt Lake Valley up to 5 feet down near the canyon mouths high traffic zones and where snow cover has been light Officials said the best prevention for frozen water pipes is to let a stream of water the size of a spaghetti strand run from a cold-watfau- 2 rfial k) 1:40r a :businessman :414' I 4 – ilure 04 tnCg atuism semng as prescient and I 4127 tri Moroi Lealt Me wooed S al WWI Prf lea her m gem Woven 21 1e77 rkest totranoa "Apply b111 !former came to te Weed anroJCI pir4111 POMP a ad or 6 OW ilaS ISnout oal the weOt praemcsee S4a0 maim He giroteoOen lkokicri0 Enos sowaato m cacao OwnMot WM Ste a 0 onycood mom jarourias aid had mer a twice LIWIC1 10020 01 Ile CWWICKW conoci totaugN Weelbwrie of Grew Ormoktok toe Intern Sockety men- liaises to On annoat ans4a4 woe 1e1 ehoorkoonos ibs el Lochs AlOCPIPOn SocoMy nylon Ana to managing ISrie for co Mirrored wee mower Weitums he had engrowiwa at two clew °afloa- igtordrrotte imolner She W011 tiewOMPCWC t nos in Ore SIO iklitrat and two Ile was OW IN 934 was ban Csiabolnell A few days of warmer temperatures shouldn't be cause for property owners to ease their monitoring of water pipes said the Salt Lake City Department of Public Utilities - I lkonoot Wowed i Chris korpoos tOctobrin 16 tt ot$ I 111 'Greece tone Slortroo Despite Warmer Days RA it len Owners Should Keep Watch Over Pipes city-wat- n a ordinance "We pray to God that you're doing your job well" said Rep Allen Kathy Cetron representing the Utah Coalition for Animals complained about the Army 's practice of a weapons on inborn- testing tory animals "You are forcing the cruelest weapons on defenseless animals in the name of war The Army seems to care little about animals or humans" she said Nachama L Wilker executive director of the Committee for Responsible Genetics said in a statement read on her behalf that the Army has not demonstrated that the proposed laboratory is safe She said the Army's studies mention only four organisms which will be tested in BL-- 3 facilities but many others are possible It's impossible to determine the danger posed by the testing unless the Army provides information on all of the potential organisms I Gary Resnick chief of the Life Sciences Division of Dugway noted after the meeting that the Army has promised to give the state advance notice of all new biological agents tested at Dugway Clara Michael representing Utah Physicians for Social Responsibility presented the Army with a petition faopposing "expanded cilities" at DtIgway It was signed by 300 physicians health-car- e workers and scientists The petition also called for the Army to establish a way for an outside organization to monitor all secret testing done at Dugway and as- Itut K Karpakis W Clark RIO Ware 02 55 ale Kenmore konos k000loo at San Diegct Ca litaina idpeci WW3nraiKiat JOrttAirf iti In o Cre Iona a rowient 'Sol toe -- Aw"19 lona COM- August ittiXAUI i Pak Cs Is: Utak cn Mare ling 0 snoke 171"'''"11'711 Ilased Aelows OM ce lenkh moused heart I991: December 00009e at the 00 1 ' Mtn toe October wooled Cereal 451 '' 1907 15 in Sat Lae !Rotes 14 '4 Paul was an lit to 1 Katherine I absentia In opening arguments Attorney Bruce Plenk litho is defending Ms Levine called the case a "big picture cases not a little picture case" He said the issue was not whether someone stepped over a property line Were talking about questions of war and peace of nuclear devastation hat's the backdrop before which this trial takes place" be told Judge Medley Attorney Russ Minas representirig Mr Hama said the defendants broke no law and in fact were acting to enforce a "superior body" of international law and US and Utah constitutional law that prohibits "crimes against peace" and overrides the West Valley City trespass Proposed Dugway Germ Lab Draws Fire From Noted Doctor Utahns By Jim Woolf Mid- dle East studies according to friends and hai agreed to be tried in case The prosecutors also petitioned Judge Medley to limit the trope of the trial to the trespass issue only and bar testimony dealing with the moral issues surrounding war and nuclear weapons Judge Medley has denied the prosecutors motion On Wednesday the two prosecutors made repeated objections about to the relevance of testimony elicited from defense witnesses almost all of which were overruled by Judge Medley The prosecutors firt2Ily made a -standing objection" and ceased individual objections On trial are Matthew Haun Deborah Levine and Lyune B5 17 1991 lanuaq Intermountain Area Obituaries I He is a linguist with a degree in Judge Tyrone Medley is ilearh—4 the McCue-Hamilto- The Salt Lake Tribune Thursday mSail Lake Clelt ed from Chewon Oil F CA) V0081011 01 OW Wor S Meschont Marne Survived try r - 473 ' I - ' 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