Show - - - i : I Sets Liquor Plans Miller Liquor Proposals Apt to Be Controversial 'Appall' :le To Launch Jazz Arena Libertarians arena qB : The Salt Lake Tribune Friday July 1989 I14 ' 110 -- 1 Mid-Augu- st P p--A- - felt were slanted to be derisive of Utah lavs The task force acknowledging the potential fur criticism wrote in its report that the hour seems a easonable compromise" between opposite points of view On drinking It isn't too much of a stretch suggested coauthor Jerry D Fenn for drinkers to wait for lunch until Continued From P- - I Mr Wynn said The outlets Atli have to charge essential:" ly the same price for the liquor that the state charged them thats part of the reason for requiring audit-abl- e metered dispensing systems As to the number of licenses the task force proposes " an increase from one per 9000 Utah citizens to one per 4500 — doubling the present 190 licenses to 380 In clubs the formula of one per 10000 citizens won't change but to it will be added 10 new licenses to give some latitude to the liquor commission right after the law is passed to vrant some new club licenses to former a' taverns or beer bars who might want to jump to club -r- "Many people's perceptions about Utah liquor laws are negative Perhaps the biggest negative perception is that you can't get a drink in Utah at lunchtime Although this is certainly not true a change in hours of sales may diminish negative perceptions: the task force said But "w bile many people support an expansion of restaurant liquor-salehours a substantial number of status s The task force stressing that beer is the most consumed alcoholic beverage and contributes most to youth alcohol problems has come down hard on beer advertis ing and would ban it at least that which originates within ads for spints are prohibited Utah the same Does that mean the score board at the Salt Palace would have to go? "Well by then we'll have a new arena" Mr Wynn answered And the answer is yes: the new arena wouldn have a beer scoreboard he added of all the recommendations suggested one task force member at the panel's wrap-umeeting Wednesday the I pm service starting hour for restaurants could be the one "that gets us in the Wall Street Journal" (That newspaper has carried several articles state liquor officials 7 people in this state oppose any increase in liquor-sale- s hours" the task force indicated "Liquor consumption at noon may lead to increased alcohol abuse and impairment in productivity" "Moreover there is no denying the fact that a large number of people in Utah would prefer the status quo with respect to liquor laws including hours of operation This preference is based on a desire to not make liquor more visible or more available because of the significant social costs involved The Task Force believes that it cannot ignore the interests of such citizens In fact the Task Force is required to take (their interests) into ac" the count report said b p - : pm 1 Board OKs Selling Utah Land in Parks - Continued From B- - I horse and then refusing to let you : ride it Now with new regulations they're refusing to even let you go cr into the barn to look at it" he said Mr Bates said if the National Park Service is not willing to pay for the protection of the stateowned lands within national parks the land board is obligated to find some other way to generate revenues for the schools 4 Rep Owens said his legislation will :: be similar to a bill he introduced dur ing the last session of Congress -The modified bill would be more narrow in scope and would be de- signed to eliminate state land hold- 4t ings in Utah's national parks Indian :4: reservations and recreation areas It :0: would provide a process for selec-f tion of alternative lands that would not damage park or public land 4 ues It would assist the state in ac squiring productive school section 4 lands" said the congressman Ile described the land board's pro posal to sell these lands to private apdevelopers as an proach" that "would cause irreparable harm to our state's public image and unique potential" John Lancaster the superintendent of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area said Thursday in an interview he's interested in negotiating a land trade to remove the lands 5129795 acres of from the recreation area He encouraged the state to consider lands administered by both the Bureau of Land Management and Forest SerVice as compensation for lands within the recreation area "With all the talk of the Winter Olympics there might be a way to make a trade with the Forest Service for some rights to lands needed for the Olympics" he said Terri Martin Rocky Mountain regional representative for the Nation al Parks and Conservation Associa state-owne- d lion disputed the land boards claims that a land sale is necessary because the federal government has been unwilling to negotiate a trade She said Gov Norm Bangerter attempted in 1987 to work with the Department of Interior to negotiate a land trade involving land in the parks and Indian Reservations That effort died said Ms Martin when county officials couldn't agree on which lands the state should acquire outside the park The state subsequently announced its plan to acquire the five blocks of land within Glen Canyon National Recreation Area "The problem the state ran into was not a lack of cooperation from the federal government but the counties They're trying to strong arm the feds — the type of behavior they complain about all the time — and I find it really objectionable" said Ms Martin R-- 1 Utah"s Libertarian Party is "ape palled" at a state task force's liquor-contro- l recommendations and plans to circulate hostile handbills at some liquor stores taverns and private clubs a party spokesman said Thursday liberalization in "The some task force suggestions is so minor that it is outweighed by new controls that only mean more harassd ment for those with different lifestyles than the majority" said Bob Waldrop immediate past state party chairman -Everybody talks about whats the Mormon Church going to think but for the consumer — the user — this is going backward: Mr Waldrop said -- Where we can were going to hand out literature telling people 'Don't be fooled: Specifically Mr Waldrop said his political party is opposed to outlawwhich ing of liquor brown-bagginwill decrease substantially the number of places people can drink rown-bagging has been the saving grace for those who have had the initiative in confronting the states system" he quirky liquor-contrg said Other suggested restrictions opposed include removing the monetary damage ceiling on liquor-servicliability under the Dram Shop Law bringing in state control of beer outlets and barring "happy hour" private club functions and other services Mr Waldrop considered the proposed ban on private club advertising and various beer promotional advertising to be a violation of the free speech e 3 More Schools In SL District Go Year-Roun- d Continued From B- - I don't have to wait until the end of the school year for help And students who want to study subjects that aren't part of the normal curriculum can do it at low cost to find a "You'd be better (interim program anywhere in the country" Ms Moody said "Academically that's where you may see some of your growth" Although several of the schools lost patrons opposed to the new calendar the losses have been more than offset by students anxious to attend year-rounschool Parkview for example lost about seven children whose parents didn't like the year-roun- d plan But the school has a list of about 12 youngsters who live outside the district and want to transfer Ms Billings said hard-presse- Today's Weather S State Forecast 4 strong high pressure ridge is expected to develop over the OM Patchy tropical moisture will gradually be replaced by a thief air mass The state tomcod calls for for to partly cloudy skles through Saturday WM a lew afternoon and evening rnountaM thunder- - A ab 4' 4 no I 191 Miley AO 14 71 loos SO 407s 4 iloiscooli 111 01 I losimptillojarei 441111b KO HIghest air pollution figures foi selected crhes Source— Utah Health Dept good 51400 modefate 101199 unheatthful 200-29very unheatthkk 300500 hazardous (0Z—ozone CO—carbon monoxide PA—flesoiratale parttcutates Salt Lake Cfly—OZ 51 and Davis Counties 511 02 75 Utah County-- 0Z 50 Weber County--0- 1 100110 MONTS: 911rw Cold d d so kgliffill‘' 7AllirtliVIM Mr Pollution Index 4 I PM 11011-11"c1111"51116101- 1( Selected forecast temperatures throughout the slate (1Ht handing 9259 Cedar Ctty 9555 Green River 9160 Logan 8952 Moab 10165 Ogden 9257 Provo 9357 Salt take City 9360 Vernal 9253 Wen-cla9264E St George t Sot t14:14ki I fims6 Expected Temperatures 4 1044c441 A showers Gusty winds may be expected near any shower octivrty Highs will be In the 90s to 105 degrees with overnight lows in the 50s and 60s te -- itcca-Vioatto- y-- 100111tee 4116 Win s 20 Stallanary Lity Administrator In Midvale Quits To Take Post at U Special to The Tribune MIDVALE — City Administrator David R Colvin has resigned to take a position with the University of Utah's public administration department Mr Colvin 40 had been the Midvale administrator since July 1986 His new position at the U of U will allow him to teach public administration classes and work with the Utah League of Cities and Towns Mayor Everett E Dahl said While at the university Mr Colvin also plans to work on his doctorate degree "I was a good opportunity for vid" Mayor Dahl said "It Da- was a more permanent position and I encouraged him to go" Midvale will begin advertising for a replacement in the next week to 10 days Mayor Dahl said he will develop a selection committee to review applications and then conduct personal interviews with finalist In the meantime Mayor Dahl said he will oversee operations of the city Prior to working for Midvale Mr Colvin worked as an administrative assistant in Orem and as city administrator in Orolinocci Idaho In 1980 he received his master's of public administration from Brigham Young University would respent building the main in Utah Meanwhile RDA director Michael R Chitwood told the council he had submitted offers to buy the 10 acres of land on which the arena will be built to the two owners of the land Traveler's Insurance Co and Fimsa Inc a Denver-base- d holding company for First Interstate Bank The offers are progressing The council has authorized the agency to spend up to $20 million to buy land and build public plazas and amenities and infrastructure around the arena City officials and Mr Miller also plan to apply for a $2 million to $3 million federal urban development grant to built a power station that could hat cool and provide electricity for the arena the Salt Palace and the surrounding neighborhood Airman Denied Bail 2nd Is in Halfway House One of two Hill Air Force Base enguards accused of selling 6 gines was ordered held without bail Thursday while the other was moved to a halfway house after base officials refused to accept a magistrate's conditions While holding the possibility of a high future bail US Magistrate Ronald N Boyce ruled that there are presently no conditions of release that would guarantee Airman 1st Class David Roth's appearance at trial Airman Roth will therefore remain at the Salt Lake County Jail Meanwhile Senior Airman Danny Joe Stroud was transferred to the federal halfway house On Wednesday Magistrate Boyce said he could return to the base if his commander would issue orders restricting him to his squadron area and barring him from "significant or important duty" or access to weapons But base commanders refused to satisfy the magistrate's concerns court officials said Airman Stroud's attorney Stephen R Madsen said Air Force supervisors did not like enforcing the orders of a civilian court "We are not refusing to take him back" said base spokesman Sgt Louis A Arana Barradas but "the Air Force cannot impose such restrictions because the Air Force has not charged him with a crime" No further indictments were unsealed or arrests reported in the sting operation against military equipment thefts Prosecutors said Monday they have another 12 people under sealed indictment 20 401s ao Continued From tractable seating to expand the floor for events such as Olympic ice hockey he said The building's exterior is designed to enclose the actual arena and Mr Miller said he is leaning toward enclosing it in a transparent material possibly glass to lessen the size of the structure and blend it in with surrounding buildings Mr Miller said he favored siting the building at angles to the block on which it will sit The main entrance probably will face South Temple and 300 West streets He estimated the building will cost up to $52 million including interest on construction funds He said the Jazz have narrowed the field of potential lenders from more than 40 to four and expect to have a financial package in place about the first week in August of the four lenders two are brokerages that can issue taxable bonds One is a local bank that would service a loan from and insurance company and the fourth is a national bank with a Salt Lake City presence that could lend the entire amount Mr Miller estimated that 80 percent to 90 percent of the money 4 0 iseg Att wa4two NOTHCE Int mint f Area Forecast to a' e' Friday and Saturday Northam Utah Forecast — Wasatch Front and Great Salt Lake Desert — The northern forecast calls tor fait to partly cloudy skies and mostly mild conditions through Saturday Highs along the Wasatch Front will be in the low 90s with lows neat 60 degrees Saturday's temperatures will be warmer with highs in the mid-90- s Price and Castle Volley — Fair to partly cloudy skies are expected with wormy daytime temperatures and mostly mild conditions overnight Highs at Veinal and Price will be in he low 90s with lows in the low to mid-50- s Saturdays highs will be in the mid-90- s Cache Valley — The area can expect fair skies and wormy daytime temperatures through Saturday Mostly mild conditions will prevail overnight Highs at Logan will be in the upper 80s near 90 degrees with lows in the low 50s Saturday's highs will 1 V r: be in the low 90s Southern Utah Forecast — Sevier ley — The forecast calls lot fair to pattlY cloudy skies and higher temperatures through Saturday with some early morning and tale night light winds Highs will be in s with overnight lows in the upthe per 40s Saturday's highs will be in the mid90s Southeast Utah — Fair to portly cloudy skies and hot daytime conditions will pre mict-90- Yesterdays Conditions Precip Utah Blanding Bngnam C B'yce Canyon M M 86 Bullfrog M konab M Logan 86 81 59 41 68 55 46 53 52 64 58 46 62 67 59 44 M M 99 60 04 M 85 85 83 74 84 85 71 51 60 54 45 55 81 Ceda 93 82 18 88 97 101 82 88 Coakelle Delia Fillmore Green Pyel Mani swIte moDer Ctv weloet Wiway Milfvd Moot) Morticejlo Neon' P Ogden I Orem P Purk City Price 56 82 46 ot Utut) vernal Aiencjoyef lion Nat Pai 17 87 102 69 07 02 $O M 57 38 AO Evanston Laraine 78 78 46 03 88 96 83 87 80 92 63 56 55 54 55 M M 90 93 57 64 51 58 20 38 12 7 07 Geneva Hong Kong London MooDd Memo ON Montreal Moscow Angeles Portland San Diego Ban Francisco Sete Today's Forecast N L WS 71 58 81 SS 73 83 62 74 59 73 65 72 54 73 S6 64 80 87 87 79 76 73 76 55 Orly 55 ptct 74 Owes 63 haze 58 ptcl 66 haze 54 snny 55 snny 57 62 59 70 65 74 68 73 80 75 74 80 80 90 83 82 57 54 54 64 59 70 7$ 72 78 82 80 60 cldy 56 pfct 64 ptcl 68 ptcl 67 ptcl 88 88 SS 81 93 87 72 shwr 72 clay II Chcago Okionoma ON Omaha Si Louis 82 78 79 91 81 89 91 88 01 04 ptcl ptcl ptcl ptcl ptcl ptcl 64 pfcl 65 ptcl lost Yesterdays Canadians 68 59 clay M M clay 64 46 clay 93 70 tad 72 57 tad 77 52 clay 91 81 lair 73 61 tad M 66 lair M M 82 59 clay M M M 28 99 02 Oso 71 52 clay P(311$ M PA M Rome M M M 11 Sydnev 61 72 48 68 lair rain AND TO INCREASE ITS TOTAL BUDGET BY 6 All concerned citizens are invited to attend a public hearing on the tax increase and budget to be held on August 3 1989 at 7:00 PM at the Riverton City Hall 12765 South 1400 West Midwest Dettort Kansas City Minneapoks Global Tempt Buenos Ares Cot Fairbanks Honolulu PFsmorck Colorado Amsteraarn moorage Los Montana Benin 68 56 60 51 36 National Yesterday's Conditions 11 LPrec ip todlic States $O Gtand Junction Pow vett Limy 24 Precipitation — A3 Precipitation this month — Accumulative excess — 12 944 Precipitation since Oct 1 1988 — Accumulative dehciencY — 363 105 at St George State high — 41 at Randolph State low — 87 degrees SLC high — 57 degrees SIC low — Normal high lot this date — 94 degrees 62 degrees Normal low for this date — Record high for this date — 102 degrees Record low for this date — 47 degrees 6:08 MOT Sunrise Today — Sunset Today — 859 MDT Utah Agriculture Forecast: Utah's agri cultural regions will have fair to partly cloudy skies and continued hot and dry conditions Highs will be in the 90s with lows in the 50s and 60s 50 Wyoming RIVERTON CITY HAS PROPOSED TO INCREASE ITS PROPERTY TAX REVENUE BY 86 Daily Data 02 06 Casoei Cheyenne Denver T 51 55 Reno Winnemucca 11 05 24 36 &kyr 44 41 74 54 106 93 96 w Yellawslone 55 57 54 looele 86 01 49 St 89 Ely Rexburg twin Foils 85 t Elko Idaho 91 87 85 105 82 86 mid-70- Boise Idaho falts Pocatello Richtvid FLA grees Recreational Areas — Lake Powell Canyonlands and Zion National Park — The forecast for Utah's recreational regions calls for fair to partly cloudy skies through Saturday with continued dry and hot conditions Winds will be light and variable at lake Powell Highs at Lake Powell will be from 100 to 106 degrees with lows in the s tow to Canyon land's highs will be from 90 to 105 degrees with lows in the 1 t 5pcnsn degrees Southwest Valleys and Deserts — The forecast colts for lair to partly cloudy skies through Saturday with hot daytime condilions Mostly mild conditions are expected overnight Highs will be in the mid-t- o upper 90s with lows in the mid-50- s Saturday's highs will be in the upper 90s near 100 de- Rack Sannas lb San Lake CO 106 10 Povo pandalot 41 Utah's Dixie — Mostly sunny skies win prevail through Saturday wrth hot daytime temperatures Mild conditions are expected overnight Highs at St George will be near 106 degrees with Overnight lows in the mid-60- s Saturday's highs will be near las Vegas T—Itoco 42 grees s to mid-60- s Highs in Zion National Park will be from 100 to 105 degrees with to near 70 degrees lows in the mid-60- s 3 to 5 Day Extended Forecast — The extended forecast for Sunday through luesday calls for fait to pally cloudy skies wtt 0 few afternoon and evening thundershowers mostty in the mountains Highs will to 110 degrees with lows be in the mid-90- s to 70 degrees in the mid-50- s mid-50- Nevada Weather Summary Intermountain 65 volt in southeast Utah Mostly fair skies and mild condttions are expected overnight with some mostly light early morning and late night breezes Highs will be in the mid90s to 102 degrees with overnight lows in the 603 to near 70 degrees Saturday's highs will be in the upper 90s to 106 de- Boson ?0 65 Buttalo New To 77 56 71 68 In 71 76 68 Rchrnond Washington 20 02 A final decision on the proposed :ax increase will be made on August 3 1989 in a public hearing to be held at South Atlanta Birmingham Louisville Memphis Miami New Orleans Orlando Southwest Atouqueraue Dallas El Faso Phoenix San Antonio tucson 89 70 83 71 83 73 92 73 Se 79 93 76 91 74 96 27 03 65 snny 73 snny 76 ptcl 76 rain 94 74 rain AO 95 61P fair 93 74 cldy 99 70 ptcl 114 83 snny 95 77 ptcl 109 75 fair 71 95 77 99 69 114113 07 04 10077 11074 Riverton City Hall 12765 South 1400 West at 7:00 PM - i A I 4 4 1 -- - 1 |