Show 2B The Salt Lake Tribune Thursday May 12 1988 By Russell Weeks Tribune Staff Writer Two police programs targeted for elimination in Mayor Palmer DePaulis' proposed budget for the 1989 fiscal year should be funded not cut according to a City Coun- staff report The report recommends that the council should establish separate line items to fund the Crime Analysis Unit and the crime prevention program if the mayor holds to cil his budget proposals The report prepared by council budget analyst Cam Caldwell will be delivered Thursday at the council's committee of the whole meeting which starts at 5 pm in Suite 300 at City Hall 324 S State St The report contained no specifics on how much it would cost to fund the programs or where the money would come from but said the figures will be presented Thursday Discussion of the proposals is the only item on the meeting agenda Mayor DePaulis recommended last week that the Crime Analysis Unit and the crime prevention program be eliminated from the police department's budget The moves would respectively save $69400 and $190000 in the proposed budget The $20 million police department budget makes up about 25 percent of expenditures in the $803 million general fund the mayor recommended for fiscal year 1989 Citing a 1936 independent audit of the police departCrime Analysis ment the report said the Unit should be retained and possibly expanded The unit tracks crime patterns in the city and information on career criminals among other services Its proposed elimination has dismayed some officers and detectives on the city police force and other law enforcement agencies The council report quoted the 1986 audit as saying the unit should be expanded to include more people who four-memb- William John Fast-talkin- g Clark — serving 0 to 5 years for running a television advertising scam in the Salt Lake area — said it has been "a long painful process" but he has learned his lesson and "finally matured" "I guess 57 is as good an age as any to mature" said board member Paul Boyden but he added: "Talk is cheap — what we do here is based on actions" Clark solicited money from Salt Lake businesses last year promising them television promotions He then paid for television time with checks from closed accounts and left town Clark has a history of adult arrests including fraud and larceny that date to 1949 He has served prison time in Colorado and was on probation from Texas courts while defrauding people in Utah He has used at least nine differ Boyden said Clark reported that his prison progress includes taking a class and teaching a class to young prison offenders He gave board members a large stack of documents and letters to peruse and said he has sent letters to all his "creditors to find out how much they are owed" he "I want to satisfy every dime" Clark said "It's a moral obligation and a very important one I can't live with myself when people get hurt" Board Chairwoman Victoria Palacios told Clark she now knows "exactly what your victims felt like You've given us quite a spiel By Paul Roily Tribune Staff Writer A federal magistrate will release previously sealed depositions in the d $12 million sexual harassment suit secretary Shauna Clark filed against former Salt Lake County Attorney Ted Cannon to aid in a Utah State Bar investigation But while the Bar is investigating possible ethical violations by Cannon it is not that investigation the depositions are intended to help They will be released by Magistrate Ronald Boyce to aide in State Bar inquiries about the conduct of Deputy Salt Lake County Attorney Howard Lemcke during the litigation of the lawsuit between the county and Ms Clark now-settle- here" "It's not a spiel" Clark protested "I've come to the realization that there is no satisfaction in getting away with things and breaking the law "It's no miracle cure but I'm sincere when I say I'm not going to commit any more crime I'm just not going to do it" Clark will be paroled Dec 11 1990 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Deserts — The forecast calls for sunny skies Thursday with fair mild Salt Lake City Ogden ' and Provo nights and warmer daytime temperatures Skies will become partly cloudy on Friday with 15 to 25 mph south winds but temperatures will remain warm Highs will be In the 80s both Thursday and Friday with lows mainly In the 50s Cache Valley — The forecast calls for sunny skies today with slightly warmer daytime temperatures Becoming partly cloudy Friday with continued warm temperatures and breezy south winds at 15 to 25 mph Highs will be in the lower 60s both s days with overnight lows in the low to ovor-nig- mid-AO- Uinta Basin — The forecast calls for fair skies today with slightty warmer daytime temperatures Skies witl be fair to partly cloudy Friday with south winds 15 to 20 mph and continued warm temperatures Highs will s be in the low to both days with mid-80- Weather Summary Intermountain H Utah Bonding BrighomCity Bryce Canyon Bullfrog Capitol Reef Cedar City Coalville Delta 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be light to moderate Thursday and will be strong from the south on Friday both days Highs will be in the upper-vO- s Nights will Winds will with overnight lows In the rrwd-50- s to lower 60s Southeast Utah — The forecast is for sunny skies during the day and fair skies at night through Friday Light to moderate south winds are expected Friday Temperatures will be warmer with highs in the low to mtd-90- s both days Overnight tows will be in the upper 40s to mid-60- s Recreational Area — Lake Powell and Bon National Park — Skies will be fair today with warm temperatures and light winds Becoming partly cloudy Friday with breezy south winds 15 to 30 mph but continued worm Highs will be In the 90s both days with tows in the SOs Canyonlands National Park — Expect 82 77 Elko Ely 88 85 71 4t Evomlon Larorrae Rock Springs 47 71 Idaho Foils Pocatello Rexburg W " falls Yellowstone 83 78 78 78 82 74 2 81 47 Buenos Aires Cotro Dubhn Geneva Hongkong London Modnd Mexico City Montreal Moscow Oslo Pons Rome Sydney tokyo The Bar began inquiring about Mr Lemcke's conduct after L Zane Gill attorney for Ms Clark filed a motion in federal court asking that County Attorney David Yocom be disqualified as an attorney for the county In the case and notifying the court that Ms Clark would call Mr Yocom as a witness Information filed with the motion claimed inappropriate conduct by the County Attorney's Office alleging Mr Lemcke approached Ms' Clark still a secretary in the office about possibly settling the case without going through her attorney Mr Gill Mr Gill intended to call Mr Yocom as a witness in his attempt to tl M 82 M M 43 44 M 77 M 44 72 88 62 68 prove that allegation But since the motion was filed Ms Clark settled her claims against the county for $68000 including attorney's fees and court costs But the State Bar now has made inquiries into the ethical conduct of Mr Lemcke because of the alleged contact he made with Ms Clark his secretary about the pending litiga- tion Edward K Brass who is representing Mr Lemcke asked Magistrate Boyce to unseal depositions given during the federal lawsuit by Mr Lemcke Mr Yocom and Ms Clark so the Bar can have a full accounting of the statements that were made administratively by Army Secretary John O Marsh rather than legislatively by an act of Congress who Rep Wayne Owens opposes the proposed laboratory said that he welcomes Rep Hansen's announcement but will push ahead with his own legislation to create a citizens' oversight panel That panel would oversee the Pentagon's entire program to develop defenses against a biological attack The United States conducts only defensive research allowed under the 1972 treaty barring the use of biological weapons But critics contend the line between offensive and defensive research is blurred because of the need to protect one's own troops before using biological weapons "The panel envisioned by Wayne is broader in scope and to get Congressional approval would have to be more than Dugway specific" said Art Kingdom a spokesman for Rep Owens Rep Owens announced his intention to sponsor the measure not yet introduced at a congressional hearing on the germ lab on May 3 Secretary Owen denied that the citizens' panel is an effort to preempt Rep Owens' measure "We're not trying to head off legislation" he said Rep Hansen who serves on the House Armed Services Committee said the chance that the committee similar manner by the same student Following the first incident the hall monitor appeared to take it as a joke and students thought he would feel the same a second time Following the first incident the hall monitor began making inquiries into the sexual preference of the student Students and apparently at least two faculty members dared the student to repeat the act and offered to pay money to watch the results Magistrate Boyce granted the motion this week to unseal those depositions for perusal by the State Bar The Bar announced several months ago it had launched a formal investigation of Cannon That investigation is still pending Cannon was convicted last year on misdemeanor counts of official misconduct and criminal defamation He also pleaded guilty to misdemeanor counts of attempted misuse of public funds and assault (pleaded down from original sexual assault charges) stemming fron his activities as county attorney before he left office in late 1986 Cannon spent 25 days in the Summit County Jail as a result of the prosecutions against him would approve Rep Owens' measure "is almost nil "Wayne's entitled to do what he wants and I compliment him for that" Rep Hansen said "I just don't think it's the right approach" Rep Owens conceded his chances of getting the measure passed this year are not good While commending the governor for his plan to create a citizens' panel Rep Owens said that at first panel will glance an Army-create- d lack the necessary independence and power "A committee appointed by the secretary of the Army can be dismissed by the secretary of the Army" he said Rep Owens said also critics of the proposed test facility should be named to the advisory panel or it will lack credibility In addition he said he expects to be consulted by Rep Hansen in the selection of Utahns who will serve on the panel 013 May — 034 temperature are not expected hi the fruit growing areas the rest of the week Todays Foitcoft H H Fairbanks Honolulu 84 45 71 47 81 68 1! 41 ddy Los t1 44 Angeles 87 77 83 S3 71 47 01 83 40 59 85 78 47 71 45 48 42 Omaha 84 82 74 40 88 89 84 81 St Louis 82 12 L 84 86 80 74 WS ptd 49 ptci 43 tok 81 etdy 41 tok 7! 68 ptd 78 8! ptd M i etdy etdy tok tok etdy Boston Bufloto NewYork Richmond Washington 84 49 40 48 72 S3 7t 13 74 1! 14 47 snrry 53 ptd 44 ptd 84 ptd 49 48 ddy 67 88 tek 63 80 tok 84 8! snny 71 71 74 44 BUY A SPA a A SAILBOAT - 63 84 snny Birmingham Loursvaie 80 10 74 63 IJ 88 79 70 87 41 87 44 84 80 83 84 84 Mempha Miami New Orleans Orlando Southwest Albuquerque Dallas BPoso Phoenu SanAntonio Tucson 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South 79 81 § Kmukj MockH Shown 42 48 snny 47 41 ptd 49 61 ptd 74 80 snny 78 63 snny Atlanta 1 1 last Conditions to 80 46 defy 80 etdy 68 etdy 44 48 tok 44 44 etdy 84 81 etdy 41 48 etdy 68 80 cloy M According to the student another student approached a hall monitor in his 50s from behind grabbed him and simulated a sexual act Two other hall monitors who were present apparently thought the incident was funny and laughed he said A second student filmed the event while a third expelled student watched along with about 10 other students It was the second time the hall monitor had been approached in a Normal high for this date — 71 degree Normal low for this date — 44 degree Record high for this date — 91 degree — tow for this date Record 32 degree Sunrise Today— 6:14 MOT Sunset Today — 1 35 MOT Utah Agriculture Forecast: Region can expected mostly sunny skies and wonner temperature through Friday Critical Detroit Kansas City Minneapolis aicrhoma City 87 44 48 72 The recommendations in the report may lead to a showdown over control of the city's purse The council as the city's legislative body ultimately controls the budget and the report advises the council to use its power "The only way that the council can meaningfully enforce its budget power is to formally establish classes and funding levels within the budget as a specific program to be funded Those funds can then be used for no other departmental purposes" the report said 02 deficiency — 780 Precipitation since Oct 1 1987 — Accumulative deficiency — 31 A 2 at St George State high— State tow — 25 at Randolph 74 degree SIC high — SLC low — 44 degrees Chicogo Global Temp Berlin In Accumulative sWIsSwct Bismarck Colorado Amsterdom Precipitation Seattle 70 Grand Junction non-polic- gram Daily Data Precipitation — Portland San Diego San Francisco 48 34 34 30 42 Denver In addition the mayor's proposed budget would not entirely eliminate the city's crime prevention program He has recommended that $70000 in federal grant mone employees for the proey be used to fund mid-70- Pacific States Anchorage J'Jho Boise sunny skies Thursday with partly cloudy skies and breezy south winds on Friday Highs will be in the upper 80s Thursday and lower 90s on Friday lows both nights will be in the 40s Flaming Gorge — The forecast calls for fair skies Thursday becoming fair to partty cloudy Friday Highs both days will be In the s with overnight lows In the lower 40s Breezy south winds 1 5 to 20 mph Friday Yesterday's Conditions I Precip 40 36 33 26 34 73 least National Wyoming Casper Cheyenne dear 38 33 42 43 40 t4 Las Vegas Reno Wirmemucco Twin Meanwhile school officials are attempting to corroborate information that 107 other students and at least two faculty members knew the hall monitor was about to be accosted and filmed said Jordan School District's attorney Brinton Burbidge One of the expelled students said Tuesday that the names of 109 people appear on two lists compiled at school the day before the video was made All pledged $1 to see the finished movie the student said their concerns" The panel would be established Selected forecast temperatures throughout the state (LH): Moreover the report recommended that the council fund the two programs as line items in the police department budget if Mayor DePaulis declines to fund them The report went on to say that the mayor's administration already had notified the council that it would make no formal response to a request to revise the police bud Continued From B-- l not done at the facility Secretary Owen acknowledged the Army wants to build the test facility at Dugway The germ lab is "in the best interests of our national defense and we'd like to move ahead with it" Secretary Owen said "But we fully appreciate the citizens of Utah and buteonttmw9fmtmpraKmHN(wttlblnttM tO end 90 ctatowfeto with overnight km ranging ' port said said that elimActing police chief Maj Ed Johnson has the would affect two department programs inating the Utah Citizens to Help With Decision on Lab Th fopteast calls tor fair skies Thursday proach with slightly warms Gayttmo rvfltpofatwes Sfcta wlH bcccm partty cloudy Friday with seuth winds ' well-manage- get to fund the two programs Magistrate to Free Data in Clark County Case said Strong high pKCMmevwUtehwWRMv Mil olttM (tot hiday at a wsakwiina Pacific storm tyttom ap- ' nt Today's Weather State Forecast ' Special to The Tribune COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS — Three Brighton High School boys permanently suspended from school tor allegedly sexually accosting a hall monitor and making a video movie of the event were not allowed back following an appeal hearing the father of the one of boys told The Tribune Wednesday The boy's father said he will next appeal to the state Board of Education which could take 10 days to ent aliases and is known to police as "the con man's con man" Mr money-manageme- would handle research and planning for the department and said City Council staffers concurred with the audit recommendations The report also quoted a citywide survey as saying residents rated crime prevention as a high priority and the 1986 audit as advocating a restructuring and expansion of the city's crime prevention programs d "We recommend that an effective and crime prevention program be proposed by the (police) dsrrtment and presented to the council with a total program cost and an impact on service levels" the re- 3 Students Remain Suspended After Hearing Con Man f Spiels' His Guts To Gain 1990 Parole Date By Stephen Hunt Tribune Staff Writer man DRAPER — A known as "the con man's con man" gave the Utah Board of Pardons what one member called the same "spiel" he has given numerous fraud victims Wednesday uaget Hep ort §ay§ Crime Items e a Crime to Cut m Polynesians Best Selling Model Spa Six-Shoot- er ON DISPLAY FRIDAY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Visit your nearest Polynesian Dealer to see our best-sellin- g portable spa and the 11' totally portable Snark Sailboat valued at $439 mSpas Fry sat 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