| Show -- 4117V The Salt Lake Tribune Friday July 1988 1 Ili e 10 Times as Careful IMP Offers Must Tips 'EPdotorcyclists I so far as black leather from bead to toe but protective clothing is important Shorts a and thongs won't do Be sure to grab that helmet and eye protection as you walk out the door Really look at the motorcycle as you walk toward it Are the tires properly inflated? Are there any puddles of oil under it? While sitting on the motorcycle turn on the headlight and make sure it's working Then leave it on Check the taillight brake light and turn signals Check the brakes throttle horn and the mirrors You'll get on the road safely and already be thinking "safety" It's hard to see something you're not looking for Auto drivers don't look for motorcycles Motorcyclists need to take that into account and do everything possible to become more visible Brightly colored clothing or reflective material is important because the body is half of the visible surface area of a ridercycle unit The best way to help other drivers see your motorcycle is to leave the headlight on when you ride — day and night Studies show that during the day a motorcycle with lights off is twice as likely to go unnoticed by By Sgt Gary Whitney Utah Highway Patrol The sense of freedom speed and inlimited power felt by a motorcyclist may be compensation enough for the danger he or she faces But for those who take the danger less rt : than seriously the compensations will be short lived :1 1 In practically all motorcycle accidents drivers report they "just didn't see the motorcycle until it was too late" A motorcyclist's first concern should be being seen His second concern should be driving as if he can't be seen Police motor officers are trained to drive as if they were invisible A safety-oriente- d concern should be developed by a motorcyclist and then reinforced every time he rides Motorcyclists die at five to ten time the rate of automobile drivers They've got to be five to ten times as Cr careful "Difficult to do" you say Not really Start by clicking the brain into the safety mode before approaching the motorcycle You may not have to go The crossword puzzle appears daily in The Tribune's classified section A theme crossword is also published in The Tribune's Sunday Arts section CROSSWORD -- '14L I Det tTayEL '- E i611 by THOMAS JOSEPH 14 1 x 141DA1L-g- It 1- A 41 Liveliness ACROSS 1 Climb 42 Czech 4)AL) Pi EIRUKTin a way t4r iE river AL I 5 Mediocre 43 Erase Eltslp R: 9 Franchot Itpluip!-LISIt4 NIA DowN 1711R EIA T 1 Warhorse i ' -10 Hibernia 2 Throng PlöTt 4A I I Gaelic s4T 3 To a degree 12 "Mal& VT- q1(4N TIE' 4 Once named LJ I 01E&1Lear 1E IXITOiL 5 Obtain land 6 Speechify Yesterday's Answer IS Tokyo's 7 Envy or 23 Trouble 28 Yell old name sloth Abdel 30 Screen 24 16-Not s Modestly Nasser 3201 for Me" the undertaken 25 Cousin 17 To he (S11)13 Two bucks ear of 18 Dukakis's 14 Patois Absalom 33 Recum party bent 16 Apiarist's 26 Rossini (abbr) Tease 38 topic operatic 19 Prior to 22 Sty 39 Nourished hero 20 Toby eg 7 'S 4 t 21 Fencing ID sword 11 23 Texas city IO i 24 Chess and 1-- k t 1 v t‘ up V ' "'" 4 OM III NOM checkers eg 26 Rental sign 27 So be it 28 Command to a dog 29 Meadow - I sound 30 Helios 31 34 35 36 37 tit 'tko Weaken Ninny Badly Mongrel Evergreen IIIII 1 Mill lin" ihliI i a 1 A I 1 11 '' 1 7 I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES— Here's how to work it: kt A is L 04 used ' NJUWSP JN VNJ 46'404 QV ttik DQPJ B TNV NJ V ji - ' we Am: "no -- 64 si - W Salt Lake City mon cited (June 21) A for lewdness for fondling two female juveniles June 14 in the Valley Fair Mall allegedly committed a Jar Oct while on his way from nis couil arraignment to evaluation He had o just pteoded guilty to the June 14 citation during arraignment before 3rd Circuit Judge William A Thorne Noting the man hod committed a similar lewd oct recentty at a Solt Lake City molt toe ludge ordered him to report to the state Adult Probation evaluation and Parole office to on and to a mentat heattri facility for 0 psychological evaluation But on the way to the AP&P offices the rrOrt reportedly committed another unspecified lewd act court cleft said AP&P personnel detained the man contacted Judge Thome and the judge issued a $1000 warrant The man was then booked into jot According to poitce moons the man grabbed a girl's buttocks in the Valley Fair Mal on June 14 then approached a 17- yeal-oh- l girl from behind and squeezed her breasts The suspect toter told police he was "not hurting Answers on Style Come to Great Expectations precision haircutters for a look that stands out and lets you be who you want to be anyone" " r I I '' CLIP & SAVE Monday Thar Saturday S 6 PreCision Haircut only $1450 1 I only I mi DI Ill 4 11 Paco incturios worts cad sad labor for ono dram up to two mattes en thamoter Largo! 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(June 18) A boy selling ice cream from a mobile bicycle was robbed of $71 by four male Hispanic teen-ageone of whom held a knife to his throat The four youths — all "Quality Hair Illt AXYDLBAAXR isLONGFELLOW '41kz WEST VALLEY CITY — : pi 1161 r Nog should be avoided whenever sible '36 a qt !40 most motorcycle accidents take place If you are approaching a blind intersection it's best to move to a lane or the portion of a lane that will bring you into another driver's field IS 39 Card game 40 Enthuse 2116 12 i 1 mom tree iPM 211 1111111 tAKI COUNTY — (June el County emergency medical persorwiel responding to a call ot a "rnon down" in a backyard near 2000 E 4600 South man dressed m wornen's ciothfound a mg who opporently just wonted pctramedics to help him into the house A sheriff s report stated the mon was wearing a light green dress panty hose a womans grey wig and molie-u- p Officers say the mans reason for coiling for ossetoeC Mears to be "his desire to have paramedics and officers touch him Cr visa verso On a previous cost for assistance the SALT The new chief says he will attempt to enhance the department through the implementation of new and inno- vative programs including those oil- ented toward youth His goal he says is to run a profes- - 23 S 249 weeks ago 1° III lt — (June 173 Ave rolls of copper wire valued at about $150 were stolen ftom a Utah Power Light Co facility near 205 W 7200 South after thieves cut a chain link fence Some of the rolls were bolted to service trucks and a wrench apparentty used to loosen bons was left behind Police noted that o simitot then occurred at the some location several MIDVALE Special to The Tribune MURRAY Kenneth C Killian a year veteran of the Murray Police Department is the city's new chief of police Mr Killian named acting police chief in February after Calvin Gillen retired was officially confirmed and approved by the City Council last g 16 up revealing that his pants zipper was open and his penis exposed When asked what he was doing the man replied: Tm looking for my dog" the woman told him to leave and he did He is described as a mole white in his late 20s wearing blue leans and a blue tank top SOUTH JORDAN — (June 16) A stereo valued at vehiabout $250 was stolen out of a cle while it was parked on the street near 110005 2700 West the "sort-top- " vehicle usually is kept locked in a garage at night owners told police titre 19) Burglars stole goods valued at more than $5000 during the day from a home near 10400 S 3200 West Items missing included firearms a television mit videocassette recorder and cash Suspects entered the home through 0 basement win claw and lett by the front door WEST JOSDAN (June 21) Thieves pried open the wool of a car parked near 6800 S 2700 West and stole a camera wallet and five nrigs valued at $2300 The some night windows were smashed Out of three vehicles near 7000 S 1300 West and car stereos wore stolen (June 22) About $1000 damage was caused to a car by thieves who used a knife to slash the interior while otternphng to remove a stereo and speakers The inner root of the car was slashed and a windshield wiper snapped off The car parked near 7500 S 2700 West was one of three broken into that night Nearby thieves broke into another vehicle took 85 then "rnoliciousty" smashed a 8300 piece of electrical equipment stored in the car police sad Near MOO S 4000 West thieves broke into a van and caused heavy damage while removing the stereo The following reports were provided by agencies in Salt Lake Valley: New Murray Police Chief Vows Efficiency Ilia MEM "01 mini-lan- e nt V°°l INtAE of sight at the earliest possible moment The inside lane or the inside for example would be best for other drivers approaching a blind intersection from your right Another driver's blind spot is all the more blind to a motorcycle and his visibility A normal travel lane can be divided into three In general the midis the best position for dle mini-lan- e riders when it comes to being seen The most dangerous place for any rider is an intersection That's where Agencies Report Crimes Across Salt Lake Valley Law-Enforceme- — (June 18) Police responding to comodutts " plaints ot a loud POnY found 50 to 60 inside and outskle a home near 2600 E mou South The PartY-goewere in the street and on several front yards yelling and slamming car doors police mon in charge of the said Police told a to get oil luvendes out house that he hod o half-hoof the house and move the remainder of the paffy inside When 20 minutes later the situation hod not changed police called taxis for some party-goecontacted the parents of the juveniles involved and tor "disorderly house" cited the woman saw some(June 21) When a one crouching beneath the kitchen window of her mother's home near 8500 S 200 East the man stood el '1 on-ra- m SANDY 1 toi el not as noticeable as brake lights on cars particularly the new ones that light up in the back window Still you can help others notice you by tapping the foot brake lightly before slowing down This will flash your brake light Do it when slowing down more quickly than might be expected or in places where other drivers may not expect anyone to slow or stop Where the motorcyclist positions himself on the road helps determine man was found naked j ''' other road users Turn signals help other drivers to know what you plan to do and they make you easier to spot It's a good idea to use your turn signals even when your intentions are obvious For example when entering a free drivers on the way from an freeway are more likely to see you and make room for you if you use your turn signal Brake lights on motorcycles are 11 ce 1d1) ' ggs tAt01) : 1 i Iro - 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