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Show 5 Legislators File Suit Bandit Robs Bank of Housing Appropriation Illegal, Judge Decides The 42nd Legislature's passage of a $750,000 appropriation for low income housing was declared Ulegal Wednesday by 3rd District Court Judge David Winder. The decision comes from a suit filed by five legislators who said proper voting procedures in the final hours of the January session were not followed Gov. Scott M Matheson signed the K. Court to Sentence Former Officer For Misconduct A former Salt Lake City police officer who was found guilty of official misconduct will be sentenced for the crime Tuesday at 3 p.m. John C. Davis, 29, 4919 W. 3850 South, was found guilty in the court of City Judge Robert C. Gibson. He was also charged with theft but the jury found insufficient evidence to support that charge. The charges stem from an incident in the Salt Lake Jail in which $5 cash was stolen from a man being booked for public intoxication. It was recorded on a videotape camera scanning the entrance to the jail. Davis was fired several days following the incident. Also to be heard Tuesday will be a defense motion to dismiss the misconduct conviction. City-Coun- To Clarify Procedure Mr. Harrison said the suit was filed mainly to clarify the voting procedure used by the House of Representatives. "It is imperative that legislators be able to determine the status of a particular bill at all stages of the legislative process. "It is also important that the vote of each individual member of the legislature be recorded so that legislators remain responsive to their constituents, he said No Recorded Vote After the bill was amended in the Senate, there was no recorded vote taken in the House, he said. Most, if not all legislators were of the view that the bill had failed to pass the budget session. The bill was belatedly processed for signing by the speaker and the governor only after clerical personnel Mr. insisted that it had passed, Harrison said. He said the court's ruling "does not foreclose the expenditure of funds for low income housing. That same $750,000 will be available for appropriation by the legislature during the special session to be held in May, he said. March City to Revamp Sidewalk Repair Policy Special to The Tribune The Salt Lake City Commission Wednesday said it will start getting tough with city businesses that allow their sidewalks to fall into disrepair. A man MIDVALE who said he had a gun in At the same time, commissioners indicated a softer approach to a long time city policy requiring home owners to pay 50 ercont of the cost of sidewalk repair. Acting on information gleaned last week at a neighborhood meeting with the citys South-CentrNeighlxirhood Council, the commission voted to post letters to 12 businesses in the area notifying them that they must pay the full cost of sidewalk repair in front of their establishments. Business Locations The businesses are situated on 9th South between State Street and 5th East. Sidewalks in the area are in serious disrepair, residents complained last week, and the commission promised then to take action. The businesses will have 30 days to fix the sidewalks, and if they havent acted by then, the city will make the repairs and bill the firms, said David Spatafore, administrative assistant to Commissioner Jess A. Agraz. City to Pay Costs Meanwhile, the cost of repairing crumbling sidewalks fronting about 55 homes in the area may be borne entirely by the city, despite a city policy calling for residents to pay 50 percent of the cost. his pocket Wednesday robbed the branch office of Zions First National Bank, 614 E. Center St., of $4,000 cash. FBI agents said the man got away with the cash but left one important clue: Probably one of the best pictures weve ever obtained of a bank robber in this area, said Charles J. Shepherd, supervisor of the Salt Lake office of the FBI Shepherd said the man entered the bank, a temporary trailer office, at 1:04 p.m. and demanded cash from a cashier. She handed over approximately $4,000 cash. The roblier then placed the money in a paper bag he carried and fled on foot from the bank. Clerk in County Agent Shepherd described the bank robber as a male white, 5 feet 8 to 5 feet 9, 140 to 150 pounds with very curly brown hair. Security camera caught this photograph of a bank robber as he fled Zions First National Bank, 614 E. Center, Midvale. J Re-electi- on Eyes ; W. Sterling Evans, appointed Salt Lake County $ clerk in April 1958, and elected to that position in 1970 and 1974, Wednesday announced his candidacy for 9 "I hope to continue to build on and Improve the service to the public which 1 innovated GREAT SYSTEMS! Panasonic jSp Q a o RS-805- 3 C C 'O' LJ 0 0 D 0 K' US Handsome solid stats 8 trick cereo cartridge record play deck. Make your own tapes. Pana-Jecontinuous play switch. Separate volume controls. Locking fast forward ct KENWOOD KD-103- 3 TURNTABLE BELT-DRiV- E Excpeitonal quality at a budget price The 3 offers damped cueing. tone arm, more! d Includes a base, hinged dust cover. 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Gedge, appealed to the Merit System Council his termination due to office i reorganization. Dr. Jarman at first was represented by an assistant attorney general but then asked, and got, permission to secure outside counsel. As a result of the March 3 hearing, Mr. Gedges termination was upheld by the council, but due to delays in concluding the case the council ordered back pay for Mr. Gedge. Mr. Gedge has subsequently gone to work in af budgeting position for the State Department of Social Services. Mr. Dearner said Mr. Quinns bill said he devoted 47 hours to the case, at the current standard rate of $55 per hour. Mr. Dearner added that during the recent budget session he asked the Legislature to okay a supple-- , mental arrropriation for the legal work but was turned down, leaving the Attorney Generals Office the responsibility of covering the amount. 2 $186.73 a month ; SPECIAL y INTRODUCTORY OFFER YC90-Chrom- gets you Wattage shown Is minimum RMS per channel at 8 OHMS from 20 to 20.000 Hz with no more THD than indicated You can borrow $8,500 on your "home ' tor only $186 73 a month at equity Peoples First Thrift, and you can borrow it for any purpose Call us for tne large or small money you need we won't keep you waiting Monthly payment based on a $8 500 loan to; months at an annual percentage rale of 16 55 Total payment SI 3,444 56 Your best 72 buy is HOME 10 OGDEN Mon.-Sa- t. 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Mr. Evan said one ot the major responsibilities of the supervising and operatimg the complicated machinery of county, state and federal elections. In the county, this involves 665 voting districts and more than 300,000 registered voters. Mr. Evans office also provides the clerk of the 3rd District Court, whose duties include calling jury, panels and setting trial dates for 11 judges. The; issuance of marriage licenses, performing marriage ceremonies, probating wills, maintaining partner-- , ship records and handling child adoptions aiso are part of M r. Evans responsibilities, he pointed out. Other functions are naturalizations (300 last year! and issuance of passport applications. Mr. Evans long has been affiliated with civic and public enterprises in the Salt Lake area. He served in the Utah House of Representatives and served as president of the Utah County Clerks Association. also served with the Utah Safety Council, is a of Salt Lake Kiwanis Club and the Public Adminia? trators Association. 90 Sun. Noon I W-1- 2 you need is the shelf. This unit takes care of the rest SepaAll S.L.Mon.-Sa- 30, 1978 i 81,000 bill into law, so the legislators filed the suit and the judge agreed with them Orval C. Harrison, attorney for the plaintiffs, Wednesday expressed hope that the matter would be reconsidered by a special session in May. The Salt Lake Tribune, I s i ; |
