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Show PYRAMID THE 2 Thursday, September 23, 2004 Commentary B?0,dlri0rt MANT- I- Activities on the trolled substance and three Sanpete County booking re- counts possession or use of a controlled substance. port are as follows: Booked and released for Sept. 13 Casey M. Thomas, Manti, court. was arrested by the Utah Sept. 17 Daniel Jay Jewkes, South Highway Patrol (UHP) on State Road 89 Mile Post 230 Jordan, was arrested on on charges of driving un- State Road 117 Mile Post 12 der the influence (DUI) and by the UHP on Murray and possession of drug para- West Jordan Justice Court phernalia. Bail was set at Warrants. Bail was set at Tourist Information site informants non-inform- ed Dear Editor: We recently had the opportunity to spend a week at a friends cabin, outside your city. Being from St. George, we were directed to a tourist information site at a gift shop on the south end of town. We were very disappointed when they informed us they didnt know of anything for us to see, or do, in the area, and that they did not have any local maps, nor pamphlets of the county or city sites. Our interests were area of local hisa treasure-trov- e scenic wonder, fine dintory, ing and area merchandise, that Im certain, at least a handful of your community vendors and local artisans would have happily provided for us, opportunities as Utali residents and tourists in your town. Come on, Mt. Pleasant, get with the program! Look around. You're located in such beautiful surround- mgs. Find someone acquainted with them. Give them the sign Tourist Information. It doesnt matter where you post it, as long as where its located it actually serves as $1,184. Kelly J. Shepherd, Manti, was arrested on State Road 89 by the Sanpete County Sheriffs Department on a Fourth District Court Warrant. No bail. Carlos Zavala, Ephraim, was arrested on State Road 137, Christianburg Road, by the Sanpete County Sheriffs Department on charges of speed, driving on revocation and no insurance. Bail was Department on charges of driving on suspension, open container, no insurance, expired registration, no safety mspection and possession of marijuana. Bail was set at $1,467. Ann Turner, Cheryl Fairview, was arrested in Mt. Pleasant by the Mt. set at $807. Pleasant Police Department Victor Alfonso Salas, on a Mt. Pleasant Justice Ephraim, was arrested on Court Warrant. Bail was set State Road 137, Christian- at $682. Sept. 18 burg Road, by the Sanpete history, dining, sTiopping and of course, the beautifulland- your Information Center. scape all around us. After futile attempts to ex- What youve got is a Boutract, from your appointed tique without a Clue. Shame on you, Mt. Pleasinformants, at your mock tourist infor- ant! You deserve better than mation center, we sadly and that. Mrs. Russell Slack, disappointedly set sail. Ivins We no doubt missed out on non-inform- $760. Rick Harward, Fairview, was arrested on Milburn Road by the Fairview Police Sheriffs County Depart- Arthur Logan Noon, ment on a Mt. Pleasant Jus- Mapleton, was arrested in tice Court Warrant. Bail Mt. Pleasant by the Mt. Pleasant Police Department was set at $350. on the charge of assault. Sept. 15 Jose Juan Marston, Bail was set at $975. Joe Darin Hanks, Ephraim, was arrested in Ephraim by the Ephraim Po- Fairview, was arrested in lice Department on an Mt. Pleasant by the UHP on Ephraim Justice Court War- charges of two counts posrant. Bail was set at $957. session of methampheta-mine- , Deanne Nielsen, possession of drug Megan Orem, was arrested in Man- paraphernalia, DUI, possesti by the Sanpete County sion or use of weapon while Sheriffs Department on under the influence and charges of three counts warrant out of West Valley forgery and three counts Justice Court. Bail was set at theft. Booked and released $31,961. Patricio Gonzales, West for court. Kenneth Charles Johnson, Jordan, was arrested in MoEphraim, was arrested in roni by the UHP on charges Manti by the Sanpete Coun- of DUI, driving on revocaty Sheriffs Department on tion and four warrants. Bail two Ephraim City Justice was set at $7,857. Court Warrants. Bail was Sept. 19 Jason at set $399. Heyborne Corry, posing candidates. In the Israel Santaquin, was arrested in course of a four round dewas arrested in Mt. Mt. Pleasant by the Mt. bate, which takes place on- Provo, Pleasant by the Mt. Pleasant Pleasant Police Department line and in print, candidates Police on on charges of intoxication Department state their positions, express and disorderly conduct. Bail conof DUI, open charges plans and initiatives and anset at $494. was denied and tainer, speeding each from swer questions license. Bail was set Teresa drivers Tanner, Joseph, other and the public." in Mt. Pleasant was arrested at $5,257. in Citizens can participate Police Mt. 16 the Pleasant Sept. by the Print Debate by posing of on Janice Carla Bruno, Department charges questions to the candidates that will be included in the Fairview, was arrested in DUI and open container of Manti on charges of driving alcohol in vehicle. Bail was debate format. con- - set at $1,600. Because the debate takes with any measurable place over several weeks, it promotes a thoughtful, substantive debate that is focused on the issues. The vot- Van Dm formally challenges Bennett to Print Debate SALT LAKE CIT- Y- Sen- ate Candidate Paul Van Dam recently issued a formal challenge to debate the issues with Senator Bob Bennett in a unique new format, the Print Debate. Van Dam is the first candidate in the nation to issue a challenge to debate in this new forum. I am pleased and excited to participate in a debate forum that exemplifies the democratic principles Zavala-Magan- upon which our nation was founded. It will give the people of Utah an unprecedented opportunity to participate in the political process, and ing public will have access to gain an understanding of the the entire debate, which will candidates stand on the is- be available online and in Forest Service completes analysis sues, Van Dam said. print. The democratic process The online Print Debate is a new debate forum that pro- requires an informed public, p vides a process and the Print Debate will help for candidates to engage in a make that possible. The peodebate. As described on the ple of Utah will be website, printdebate.com, A by our participation Print Debate is an innovative in this debate format, which forum combining online focuses on substance, not channels and traditional slogans and sound bites, print outlets to create a mod- Van Dam stated. As Ive traveled the State, ern emulation of the Federalhundreds of Utahns have exist Papers. It creates a truly level pressed concerns about nuplaying field, encouraging an clear testing, budget deficits, open and in depth exchange the lack of affordable health or political ideas between op care, and the current state of education. With so many important issues facing Utah and America this year, it is critical that we debate the issues as often as possible, in 49 West Main every available forum. Mt. UT well-serve- d Subscriptions and Delivery Service News and 375-510- 3 Market news Prices for Salina Producers Livestock Auction Sept. are as follows: Advertising Fax pyramidavpro.com 15 Receipts: 1,127; last week: 767; last year: 1,667. Feeder 0 steers: mixed but mostly higher; feeder heifers: mixed but mostly higher. 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The inmates are represented by a inmate seven-memb- er African-America- Commit- n tee that represent, plan and organize cultural activities, culture classes and other needs for the inmate population. This activity will be entiren ly funded by CUCF inmate committee. Money is raised by inmate donations and donations from outside businesses, churches and organizations. African-America- n African-America- 0; 0; 0; fpfhdj the Do Xw N OtA 850-90- 0 5; 950-100- 0; KUU)S slcvV ciocj A 'flCKlll Uj "VUs. docj cUSll 70.00-109.0- 700-90- 0; lbs 0 lbs 0 baby bulls: scarce; 2: 70.50-96.2- 88.50-108.0- 0; 200-30- 0 500-70- 0 lbs 900-110- 0 5; 66.25-83.0- Feeder heifers: medium and large frame 127.00-161.0- 0; 126.50-146.0- 0; 107.00-129.0- 0; NEWS have a comment or a question. We welcome letters to the alitor. All let- E) All of the above. The correct answer is E. Let me address these items one by one so that you can get an idea of my end of summer questions. First off - the tomato question. I think I FINALLY understand the wall of waterVworn out car tireblack plastic covering the ground philosophies of tomato horticulture. The reason so many Sanpete gardeners use these methods is simple. These methods hurry up the growing process and these gardeners get to harvest their tomatoes earlier. (Duh) Ive been depending on the crossed fingers philosophy of getting my tomatoes harvested before Jack Frost comes ana guns down my vines. Sometimes Im lucky, sometimes Im not. The Christmas shopping thing. Have you been in any of the big department stores lately? I was on the top floor of Meier and Frank the other day. Yep - you guessed it. Christmas stuff is being put out. I had a friend who used to have her Christmas shopping done in the early fall. Youd go to her home about this time of year and there in the corner would be a pile of parcels all Christmas wrapped and ribboned. Id say to her, You make me sick. She didnt care. She was done with her shopping and able to relax. She was an eaHy bird. She died early, way before her time, of a heart attack. I miss her from time to time - especially when I remember things like giving her a hard time about her early wrap up of Christmas. Where did the summer go? This question seems to become more real as each year comes and goes. There really may be something to the theory that time progresses faster as one gets older. The one thing Im sure of is that there arent as many weekends in a summer as there used to be. There just aint, Ive come up short AGAIN this year. For just one example, I had camping weekends planned for this season. But somehow, weekends mysteriously disappeared from my calendar and my plans werent accommodated. As for my football question, I just dont know why watching a game is so interesting to me. I do know that high school ball in Sanpete is fun because you know some of the players and their family members. But m the case of watching other leagues and especially BYU football, Id rather not delve into the psychological whys and wherefores. I sat in the stadium in Provo last Saturday night until the bitter end of the Cougars whipped by USC. ens or thousands had left early. Why was I still there in a trance staring at the winding up of that train wreck of a game? Other than avoiding the rush, Im not sure. Enjoy your autumn Sanpete. And if you have end of summer questions dont let them get you down...Merrill 81.50-94.7- 5 105.50-116.2- We welcome news tips. Call 462-213- 4 to report a news tip, or if you 500-55- 5; 900-95- 0 5; 0; 0; 0; 5; 300-35- 0; 600-65- 0 300-50- NEWSTAND PRICES wearing protective gear and knocking each other while playing with an odd shaped ball? 200-25- 148.50-160.0- 84.25-103.7- Member: Audit Bureau of Circulations heading for the fulls. The spiders which have been content to live outdoors are wanting to live indoors with me. (Im a hospitable guy, but my hospitality only goes so far with arachnids - Ive called the exterminator.) Whats amazing to me about fall is that I ask myself the same question every year. And every year, I dont seem to find the answer. What is the question? See if you can guess the correct response from the following possibilities. A) How am I going to keep my tomatoes from freezing until I get at least 51 percent of them harvested? B) Should I, or should I not, do my Christmas shopping before Halloween like a friend of mine used to do? Q Where did the summer go? D) What is so darn interesting about a bunch of 25. changed. Pulitzer Newspaper, Inc. The leaves on the trees are changing. The apples are ripe. The kids are in school. New shows are being hyped on television. My hunting friends are getting antsy about African-America- 84647 An edition of The Daily Herald pete. Facility to hold Cultural luncheon The Pyramid . According to my calendar, yesterday was the Autumnal Equinox. Thats another way of saying the seasons have changed again. Its fall. I didnt need a calendar to tell me that. Ive already noticed the changes around San- According to the National Forest Management Act (NFMA), the objectives of the AMS are to determine the ability of the Forest Plan to supply goods and serat www.fs.fed.usr4manti-lasa- l vices in response to soc1. ietys needs and wants and Analysis of the Manage- also to determine the need ment Situation is a compilato establish or change mantion of information that de- agement direction; to proscribes the components the vide a broad range of altercurrent Forest Plan and natives for Forest Plan revithose management guide- sion. lines for the forest over the This preliminary Analysis of the Management Situapast 18 years. It also identifies areas that tion summarizes the current need modification to meet biological, physical, social GUNNISON- - Central Utah change including new pub- and economic conditions of Correctional lic issues and changed pubFacility (CUCF), the forest and identifies arlic attitudes. eas where management di- Gunnison, will host an Cultural rection in the Forest Plan needs to be established or Fellowship luncheon SaturSal EPHRAIM-Manti-- La National Forest has completed a preliminary Analysis of the Management Situation that will soon be available on the Forest website step-by-ste- Pleasant, a, Autumn questions lbs 350400 lbs 0 lbs 250-30- 0 129.50-160.0105.00-144.0- 0; 450-50- 105.50-125.7- 5; lbs 550-60- 0 5; 650-70- 0 lbs 750-80- 0 lbs 92.50-98.7- 5; lbs 98.50-104.7- 95.00-108.5- 104.50-109.5- 800-85- 5; 900-95- Heiferettes: lbs 0 0 lbs 0 85.50-99.7- lbs 86.2588.00; 0 lbs 0 lbs 400450 lbs 0 lbs. lbs 0 500-55600-65- 700-75- 200-25- 300-35- 0; 0; 1: 0; 950-100- 98.00-108.2- 98.50-104.0- 850-90- 5; lbs 0 5; 0 0 75.00-81.7- 5. 40.50-69.7- Stock cows: medium and large frame 1: scarce; slaughter cows: boning utility breaking utility commercial: scarce; cutter and low dressing utility 35.2546.25. 0 lbs Slaughter bulls: yield grade 1: 0 0 lbs lbs yield grade 2: 5 lbs scarce; 0 lbs Feeder bulls: 1- -3 48.50-55.3- 45.75-59.0- 0; 0; 1000-150- 1500-198- 63.25-67.7- 1500-212- 59.00-65.0- 0; 1000-150- 5; 57.25-60.5- 1050-124- 66.50-75.5- 0. 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