| Show Farmers Seek Assistance Of Governor Farmers in Escalante Garfield have asked Gov Norm Bangerter for help in obtaining $15 million to upgrade their irrigation County system Louise Liston a Garfield County commissioner represented the farmers in a meeting Tuesday with the governor and explained the New Escalante Irrigation Co's plans to enlarge and improve the existing Wide Hollow Reservoir and build a giltation pond to prevent the reservoir from filling with mud The Wide Hollow Reservoir originally had a water storage capacity of 2400 acre feet But mud has accumulated in the reservoir basin reducing its capacity to only 1100 acre is 325851 gallons feet An acre-foCommissioner Liston said the plan is to raise the reservoir embankment by nine feet and enlarge the spillway to accommodate floods The siltation basin would be built in Wide Hollow to catch any surface runoff carrying mud toward the reservoir The enlarged reservoir would encroach on part of Petrified Forest State Park said the commissioner forcing some of the primitive campsites to be moved Larry Anderson director of the Utah Division of Water Resources said he understands the irrigation company's needs but has doubt about its ability to repay any additional debt The company was forced recently to renegotiated a loan for its pressurized irrigation system because of a cash shortage Richard Noble a consulting engineer hired by the irrigation company said plans are under way to create a water conservancy district which could raise some of the needed money through a property tax levy The rest of the money will have to loans or come from "interest-fre- e grants" he told the governor ot Sunday September 2 1990 The Salt Lake Tribune Group Wants to Clamp Down on Shops Selling Tobacco to Minors Selling cigarettes or other tobacco products to minors could cost stores cafes and smoke shops their licenses to sell those products if the Coalition for a Tobacco-Fre- e Utah gets its way The group which has a package of four proposals for the 1991 Legislature took those measures to a subcommittee of the Utah Substance Abuse Coordinating Committee last week and left with an endorsement of its concept The subcommittee on prevention of substance abuse is just beginning to list its priorities and members meeting in the Governor's Board Room told Coalition Secretary Chris Chalkley of the state health department they weren't ready to endorse proposed legislation Legislative approval also would ban tobacco use from school and e property put all tobacco products behind counters in licensed retail establishments post signs warning its sale to anyone under the age of 19 is illegal and define a ban on all indoor advertising of tobacco Utah law currently puts penalties for furnishing tobacco to minors on a is a sliding scale The day-car- class C misdemeanor carrying a maximum fine of $500 or three months in is a jail or both The second-offens- e class B misdemeanor carrying a fine of $1000 and 6 months in jail From then on offenses become class A misdemeanors with fines to $2500 or a year in jail or both But the proposed Tobacco Law Enforcement Act would strengthen penalties for sales to minors by add- ing provision for suspension or revocation of the offender's licenses to sell those products "I hate to see it stalled because we don't know where it will be on our priority list " Dr Cecilia H Foxley Utah System of Higher Education said of the coalition's package Bob Greenberg of Four Corners Mental rural areas wanted the matter bacco on school and day care property Because school boards are re sponsible for maintaining "the safest and most wholesome learning environment" they also are responsible for policies prohibiting tobacco use on school property the coalition explained in a fact sheet ta- bled until the group completes its priorities His substitute motion died without a second "I'm not saying endorse the legislation" Ms Foxley stated "I'm saying endorse the concept" Here's a 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