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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS WEDNESDAY News UHP MAY 28, 1899 declares zero tolerance for the unbuckled The Utah Highway Patrol, as part of Operation C.A.R.E. (Combined Accident Reduction Effort), is joining their law enforcement colleagues in all 50 states in the next wave of the Operation ABC Mobilization: America Buckles Up Children-b- y declaring zero tolerance for drivers with un- cause despite laws requiring children to ride buckled up in Utah and in every state, six out of 10 children killed in crashes are unbuckled, said U. Colonel James E. Utley, Assistant Superintendent ofthe Utah Highway Patrol. Tragically 22 children under the age of 10 died and 1,794 were buckled kids in the car. Begin- injured in motor vehicle crashes ning May 24, 1999, and continu- in Utah during 1997. Many of ing throughout the week leading these deaths and injuries could up to Memorial Day, drivers who have been prevented if the driver dont buckle up children will be had just seen to it that the child stopped and enforcement action was properly buckled up. will be taken. More than 2,000 children die Its time for zero tolerance be in traffic crashes nationwide Glen Canyon Compendium available P.O. Box 1507, Page, Arizona 86040. Superintendent Joseph F. Alston announced the 1999 Compendium for Glen Canyon Na- New regulations establish the Antelope Point area as a day-us- e area with the exception of designated beach areas for vessel accessible moorings. Upon opening the area later this season, all vehicles will be restricted to designated roads and parking areas. The Compendium also established maximum boat length and width for private vessels on Lake Powell. Private vessels cannot exceed 75 feet in total length or 22 feet in total width. Total length and beam includes all temporary and permanent appurtenances in their fully extended positions. tional Recreation Area and Rainbow Bridge National Monument, which sets forth necessary designations, closures, permit requirements and other restrictions within the boundaries of both areas, is available to the public. Regulations listed in the Compendium are for the protection and preservation of natural and cultural resources and the health and safety of park visitors. An informational copy of the Compendium is on display in the Superintendents office at 691 Scenic View Road, Page, Arizona, or copies may be obtained by writing the Superintendent, l!l3Ein03itGri35!Oi?HI?iaS3fe r each year, making it the leading cause of death for children. Another 30,000 children are injured in crashes. Members of the Utah Highway Patrol are proud to participate in the Operation ABC Mobilization and hope their enforcement efforts will motivate people to use child safety seats and safety belts and thereby save lives and prevent needless injuries. The Operation ABC Mobilization is sponsored by the Air Bag & Seat Belt Safety Campaign, Operation C.A.R.E., and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. X. Police Tip How fast are you driving? Just a little over the speed limit, better slow down. Good idea because it seems more and more of us are simply driving too fast. The Police Department has received several complaints recently on speeding vehicles from all areas ofour city. OOPS! With the summer travel sea- son uponus and the schools dose to lettingout, our streets become very busy. It is the responsibility of us all to drive reasonably and safely. Speed reduces your ability to stop for, or avoid a pedestrian or another vehicle. The Police Department asks you to drive defensively and stay away from potential problems. Pet of the Week f v This old Shepherd mix needs a new home. Quiet and gentle. Call Kanab Police Depart- ment at J' J i t 4 - 2 Bedroom, 21 Frontier 1 644-585- 4. Donations appreciated f ' , ? Super View, Location - bath, brick construction, garage Realty today at or 644-210- 0 Check us out on the web! vww.xpressweb.comfrontier 435-644-21- 00 7 West Center Kanab, Utah 84741 $1 24,900. Call Century m On Monday, May 17, Gary Tait of Mt. Carmel, was involved in an unfortunate accident which led to partial amputation of his right leg. To help the Tait family with medical expenses, an account has been opened at State Bank ofSouthern Utah in Garys name. If you feel you can help the Taits, donations will be accepted at any State Bank office in Southern Utah. Your donations will be greatly appreciated. The following is a list of State Banks branches: Kanab-644-582- . Your Hometown Realtor for over 49 Years! noticed a small caliber hand gun missing from residence. Child abuse. Names withheld During the period from May the Kanab City Police Department handled 10 cases, 31 incidents, issued 30 warnings and 11 citations. During the same period the Animal Control Officer handled nine investigations, picked up five, and releasedadopted out views conducted by Kanab City May 13 May 17 14-2- 0, pending investigation. Inter- Police Department and Division of Child and Family Services. Care referred to attorneys. Suspicious person. Female juvenile one. alleged that an unknown followed male her around. PerMay 7 Theft of trailer. A trailer used son was interviewed by Kanab to carry cable equipment taken City PD and warned against these from private property. alleged improper activities. Criminal mischief. A shed door Theft of utilities. Water conkicked in and damage done was nection tampered with. Under to the swamp cooler and plant investigation. life at the Kanab Senior Citizen May 14 Threat against life and prop- Center. May 18 & May 19 erty. Juvenile, 10. Male juveCanine Unit deployed nile allegedly made threats at to Kane County NarInvesassist the School. the Elementary tigation and interviews showed cotics Strike Force. 19 separate the threat not serious, just boast- searches were conducted resulting to impress friends. School ing in four drug related hits, authorities notified, student where drugs were found. Also the K-- 9 Unit did a public demonsuspended. Theft. Scott Steven Irwin, 18, stration for the students and facHurricane, Utah. Theft at local ulty at the Kanab Middle School. business. Suspect allegedly Theft of servicesissuing bad reached inside a vehicle and check. Pam Pina, 41. Suspect stole a box of gun shells. Sus- ate at local restaurant and atpect apprehended in Arizona. tempted to pay with a forged Referred to City Attorney for check. Suspect arrested and booked into jail for felony charges. Homeowner Burglarytheft. K-9Un- it. Kane County Sheriff tion. The injured were transA fender bender to Cedar ported near City by private was investigated vehicle. Orderville. Minor damage was A possible stalker was investireported with no injuries. gated on Cedar Mountain. A harassment complaint was A minor was cited for consuminvestigated in Big Water. ing alcohol after he was found at A motorist was arrested for a party near the sand dunes. possession of a controlled two-vehic- X A The fact that a defendant has been charged with a crime , does not mean he is guilty. The defendant is presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty. Names will be withheld in some cases due to the sensitive nature of the crimes, or if the defendant is a juvenile. May 15 County hospital and later flown A deputy assisted the UHP on to Flagstaff for further treata single rollover by Tods Junc- ment. Home of the Week realtor 2 Orderville-648-2- 2 dar George-674-416- 8; 16; Ce- and St. 4. Thank you. le May 16 A fire was reported at Best Friends dog kennels. A dog kennel was burned and one person substance(marijuana). May 18 A motorist was arrested for driving on a revoked drivers liwas injured and taken to the cense and booked into jail. Kane County Hospital. A motorist was arrested for May 17 on a suspended AcarATV accident was inves- driving drivers license and having an tigated on the Mineral Road. open container of alcohol in a The injured was taken to Kane vehicle. s & S LANDSCAPE CURBING Decorative Concrete Curbing Commercial - Residential Perfect for new & existing lawns. Design flexibility allows curves, turns and contours. Call Dennis Shakespear (435) 644-307- 8 |