| Show - 4 ' Otdiar r4g 44 -' ' 71442 10' L1041W:tirl"4411IK!iieriffsivek "6- " j' f7r2L ' 005A17'- -' rfdd 'q44a04741r:' - "ifi - ' :!- '100 SA Lake Tribune Tuoirlay tPbruary A The WSC T-Shi- a bon and Resource fteiovery Int ftnrio Nev company for a bu t tin cycling system It would handle miu wat tires tailings And va t ous kinds of ask Itntwn 22000 tons and 55 WA tons of material would arrive by rad car flicti day much of it from Salt Lake City flreen River on Jan 31) sold 320 acres to thin corporation f the facility Itin company told officials that through recycling it MU Id create e t anol from some of tbn materiali And extract gold from ash The tailinigA would become aggregatn for cr)rlstruction "Lverything that comes In go0-Ig- t Py 'the Assoriated Pregs (iffieials in Green River Utah have learned the developer nt a pro posed regional trAgh reryeting plant there wag involved with another tor potation that went bankrupt and left tragh behind in South Dakota Post reported in a stoThe ry Sunday that while the Green Itiver tailing the developer bonTrOy Ot eSt and deserving of A chante other are not so sure "People have told me to gthy a mil hos) rnileg away from these guya" sairt city totintilmart Mike Winter "'The whole thing wilt hinge on whether the state will atow It" Last September the city signed an agreement with Waste Coneentra no-44- A 1 Trial Begins for Texan 32 In Shrimper's Beating Death and kicked Ramirez during the frtett!- fling of Ott 25 at a remote brine shrimp harvest campsite !heated at Pingerpoint nn tht western shore f)1 the GreAt Shlt Lake in l'ofox Elder Cnurity Ramirez died early Ott 2Pii of multiple trauma injuries le head and body Twenty oil hi 24 ri tr were brnkert PAIrteterg(in Odd the eight jurors in opening statementa multiple blunt forte injures tatleed Itarnirorz dot h Itrown "beat and k fried Miguel Itarnirvz tri death at remnte camp on the sliores (if the Great Salt Lake I ort " if rg part in the (IMP Your pq)ple hAtt "Vatt6i01 degletrt Of InvolvElnpnt All participated in etPI) that lead to a man's death The defendant ig guilty for twn nowt Ile was directly invnlved and an acorn-Aire- " Ey Marlene f1Att41 Tribune CorreAtiontlent 1P16IIAM CITY—Trial for Imnald Wayne Erown a Coriroci TexAA man charged with second degree murder in the heating death of Miguel Enrique Itamirei 2E Salt Lake began Monday in lAt biAtriet Court Jude V Lanny Gunnell granted Ernwri alAcy charge4 with a third de gret Aggravated AAAAult permiAsion to Art AA his own attorney AAAIAted Emote Pkrown Attorney ThornaA the fourth defendant tried in the trintflPf traila arid isi acting AA hi (rWA attorney bcauge wart t "Mtift()At hi arreiyAerii" The first man convicted Raymund It Lake Philip Cartkiktutan 25 City wag ennikicted Jan 2 r1 SPeon& dpgif!k murder Aggravated aAsayill and tryund guilty of toging a dangerous weapon in a flIJArttl Sentencing ig Ael fur leek 2t! William R Cumming 2 waA alyy found guilty of gee ond degree murder Feb I! A iri44 trial iAA ordered for I) 44 at Lake City for Feb 25 became the pry failed try reach a verdict alter I I hour of However Eug Elder County At torney Jon AuntieArm haA offered Carri a retbred charge of manbark-to-bac- Wilimeire told the jury they wet to! gning to take A ttroge itonk at the ran p and its layont that it was "tritiol Willmore said the witnesses "he'el voithin their own statements" and h qHJfl prwet thert ist nto w3y the tiv tnew§ motel gee what happenort Ile Asked the jury to look at "believ- ability and witness credibility Willmort said the witness ttipro!golity "'A lite ttrtitti leo jug been saved '' tar said Ramirez liverrl siz tintirs attel the tsating "II mari efIttlft have grit some help hieT Ota)141(1111 have thee' Two drops nt blood froinel ocrii Lrnwn's tlothes were his (iwn tate! 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LESS" z2 r r r- f '14' t i It i) frvfird tol 10041 3""' -k' - GRAND PIANOS SALE e 411171 rl 0 ' - '- STAPTIL'orl frT A t11kA rri4 111mt Rtg $3067 0 '' I & OFFICE WORD Fletiutifol Ebony $aletin Nw $7 4 itALLEY BUSINESS enter INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE "A AIMIRIEL S525 to5 VA L 210 tot 1Wct Cy tpvh ItAill 2625752 carrie Uta tors c this ca Green River would be the first of it4i kind as far u I know"' said Alhers 4 'WOW Claws Start h 11 installatinn prnposed —The 14 too '01'e Vietirty Certslicaton r' CONSOLE PIANOS Reg $17089 4 y sodirt SALON GRAND a Salt Lake City televisinn broke the story last week Ketcham said "bits and viol of - would Se existing technologytrougSt together in Green Itit State offirials in Pith South f)aktita and Utah say Waste Contientration's 21 reginnal reryeling t)i IiripAbnthofviable and needed plant to The Post fdr I a 1) OUR CLASSES: yv Lane Alvey student-bodpresident said students were Just as excited as school administrators -Everybody's anticipating the name change" he said The only sore point is the students graduating this year won't get to have university on their diplomas he said °3 4 s1uofmr3 ARE TAMS REASONS raet brate" n Inrie firm '301iro)t Iftelto 'AP:Arovtm wow t7AileA l'Apmrtorcontfrerso V0 olloe ntert 't numb mnagpable" Pot CfitilleiliTiati Winter aid Daft never Mid the eqy Council of krown's background until just be- 0411001 rnirirg aor211 a 1worrARAt ovao6 1 UiAtfl 60 emeqv4 4:: iEr president Of Consolidated Management Corp when It proposed a similar waste recycling plant in Ed gerriont SD The 1141 said the company hauled 270000 tons of sewage ash from St Paul Minn then never built a plant that was &I extrart frr nt drillars in gold and silver from the waSte The newspaper said the corporation received VI million to haul the a11) (nit of St Paul but declared 'bankruptcy and left South Dakota owing the Purlington Nnrthern Railmillion and Inca' road more than businessmen more than $300000 South Dakota buried the trash nn the prairie 7'he l'ogt reported Ithett Albers secretary-treasure- r (Jr Waste Concentration directed the ash unloading in South Dakota for Consohdated Management and said the company was guilty only "of being behind schedule" Charle Ketcham a major investor in Prown's Green River proposal and hi a spokesman said South Dakota nfficials and a srnall grrcup of envirrinmentalists stopped the Edgemnnt projett before it had a chance to prove itself 'fall staid he knew nt a "lot rif prnblerria elsewhere lwith Waste Contentrationt We didn't think it was tin- HYPNOTISM COURSES t r1‘ Richard Myers council chairman passed out We to college officials at a meeting last week He couldn't wait until the items regular place on the agenda and said he was sure everyone would excuse him if he moved it up hight!r Even the opening prayer for the council meeting included a spedal thanks to the Lord for seeing that Weber State got the university status it deserved Elimination of the word "college" from faculty ber State University sweat shirts on OFFERING worn Council" The city would benefit because the plant would create 3W) jobs and ER1231 AINING CEN Rey 1- 11- I Since it not exactly policies already has begun -proper to use the term university" before 1991 the new wording merely refers to the Ogden school as Weber State noted a college administrator Gov Norm Bangerter is scheduled to sign the bill allowing the name change Wednesday Officials plan a celebration at the northern Utah campus that evening -Well we should celebrate" said Nadauld in announcing the party "We have something to cele- still a year away but already hats and signs bearing WSU logos tan be found in the school's bookstore And a recent memo from WSC President Stephen Nadauld was addressed to the -- WSU Institutional Lloyd Hatt Frl Egi'A 4 it-- - Declare University Status rts is Colege Can Green River Trust Trash Reeyeler? ' ' - 13 1999 (G)EN (AP) —University status for Weber State 1 r c' V Deriver ii(ost Says Soule itrett't Sure L : ' y - I 4 t:'r 1 - - ' - - - |
