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Wilson Tribune Staff Writer The Utah Board of Indian Affairs approved funding Friday for more extensive audits of business ventures that some Navajos allege have failed strong No 2 in that time period" By Gail Shister due to mismanagement and fraud to NBC results the tried Knight-Ridde- r downplay Newspapers During a meeting at offices of the pointing to heavy press coverage and Bill Cosby 1 Bart Simpson O Utah Division of Indian Affairs 324 intense promotion this week by Fox In a highly hyped ratings confronS State the board approved a resotation NBC's "The Cosby Show" lution that would also provide fundsneaked past the season premiere of ing for outside legal help accounting Fox's "The Simpsons" in Thursday's services and security guards for such national Nielsen& Cosby's margin assets as boats and buildings h of a ratwas the slimmest: Funds for the audits which will be A Golden Eagles hockey fan who ings point extensive this year due to the more a was with last in face winter the hit was a moral for Fox It victory of First Native Amerinoa filed has misfired bankruptcy hockey puck however considering the network can Corp (FNAC) will come from tice of claim with Salt Lake County reaches only 91 percent of the counthe UBIA's budget damages for injuries she altry over 132 affiliates NBC's 208 seekingwere caused by government FNAC is a wholesale clothing and leges stations blanket the nation sporting goods operation based in From 8 to 8:30 pm "Cosby" had negligence The claim filed by Sandra Gurr Albuquerque that was acquired by an 185 rating to an 184 for Matt said she suffered a fractured jaw and the Utah Navajo Development Counanimated Both family Groening's loss of teeth when the puck left the In 1978 the cil in the shows had an identical 29 audience ice during a Jan 30 Golden Eagles council whose members are elected share During the same span ABC's game and struck her The Eagles by Navajos formed Utah Navajo In"Columbo" had a 10617 CBS's play in the county-owne- d Salt Paldustries to serve as a holding companaa "Dark Avengers" 549 (Each ace for business ventures that would ny tional ratings point equals 931000 "The county allowed the proUtah Navajos TV homes) tective barrier between the players employ for business ventures the Funding anIn Philadelphia (The Cos' homeand the patrons to be installed primarily from royalties the dor maintained in an improper and came town) "Cosby" won easily on ChanTribe earns on oil extracted nel 3 with a 20832 "The Simpdangerous manner so as to allow the Navajo claimant to be injured" according to from fields on reservation lands in sons" had a 16526 on Channel 29 "Columbo" a 12019 on Channel 6 the claim "In particular there was a San Juan County The royalties are split between Utah and Arizona Naand "Dark Avengers" a 427 on gap between the sections of the protective barriers where the sections vajos with Utah members getting Channel 10 Each local rating point 375 percent The money is held in were not properly fit(sic) together equals 26970 TV homes and trust by the state with expenditures went The that gap puck through New episodes of "Cosby" had been hit the claimant in the authorized by the Utah Board of Inface' clobbering "Simpson" reruns since The claim a required first step in dian Affairs season month the began last In addition to funding business filing a suit against the county Fox was gaga "We carried every claims Ms Gurr has incurred mediventures the royalties are used to netto 2 said from 54" demographic cal bills totaling more than $9000 provide health housing and educawork vice president Brad Turrell and expects to undergo future surtional services who added that the network never gery She is seeking damages for According to Harry Sloan an acan overall medical lost and expected victory against wages expenses countant who is acting as chief finanadverindican make "We amount an for many plus unspecified "Cosby" cial officer for FNAC during its tisers very very happy being a rect damages Chapter 11 reorganization FNAC is the only Utah Navajo Industries venture that ever thrived A marina on Lake Powell was destroyed by floods while a printing operation was never competitive because its equipment was too old Television Stations A lumber operation failed to find a market in San Juan County and was KUTV Channel 2 973-300- 0 KTVX Channel 4 972-177- 6 moved to Church Rock NM where KSL-TKUED Channel 7 581-777- 7 Channel 5 575-555- 5 it's still faltering And a shopping center in West Jordan which leases KBYU Channel 11 (Provo) 378-529- 8 9 KM Channel 9 space barely breaks even First NaKX1V Channel 14 537-141- 4 KSTU Channel 13 532-130- 0 tive American a sewing plant in 322-031- 7 KOOG Channel 30 0 Channel One 0 Montezuma Creek lost money until it closed down when FNAC filed for Saturday Stria Otdting bankruptcy in Lawrence Welk a) October 13 COD Collectors Mr Sloan who has been a member Totaity Hidden Video in Saiit of the Utah Navajo Industries Board CO) Reese Almond 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- "Superbuct' the most vocal critics has been Jean GO Captain NSuper Mario In CePS stereo 01) (1975) Robert Mat Sal &When 3 In stereo Q Melton a former resident of San BorXese (2 firs) ell Movie "High Noon Part Juan IT Wizard of Ot Q County who is now studying law 1 Pm II: The Return of Wit at the University of Utah and acts as (2) Streannide Kane" (MO) Lee Majors GD NBA Basketbd (Live) CCI) Computer Chrorictes David Carrackne campaign manager for San Juan CEI Nature hi stereo 0 - "Antonio" (1974) County Commissioner Mark Mary-bo- y Movie at Casper 7 1111 tyl Cill Today's Special who is seeking Trill Lopez Hag Larry Olt Movie - "Make Me an Omarl and the Real man a) Ghostbusters During Friday's meeting Ms Meltter (IWO) Susan Blakely 130 km Q ton questioned why the board would Patrick O'Neal OD Garrind end Friends Q Nest In stereo 0 CE Ern want to salvage any of the business30 pnt With CD Feting GM American Oronicles !Castaway es since none of them employ Utah Football (ix) (1) allege 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By Walt Schaffer Tribune Staff Writer Some 140 junior high youngsters from four school districts took the time Friday on their day off from classes to attend Piensalo! Stay Smart! Don't Start! a conference on alcohol and drug prevention targeting Hispanic youth and their families come true "As teen-ager- s they are at the point of making some important decisions" he said "I'm impressed these kids are taking part in this meeting on their day off They are a core of good people and when they return to classes they'll rap with friends about problems of drugs and videotape messages from national political and enter tainment figures lunch and recreation were all part of the launching of the national campaign at Salt Lake The city official said people need to recognize that the Hispanic community is still a community at risk ' "We are still faced with a high student drop-ou- t rate youth gangs high numbers of youth and adults in- volved in the court systems and high on the list of those hit by AIDS Mr Suazo said conferences and programs like the one launched Friday will help get needed information on serious topics to the Hispanic community Jose Martinez executive director of IHRD urged the youngsters to "call" when you need help "We're there for you" he said Taped messages on alcohol and drugs by Dr Louis Sullivan US Secretary of Health and Human Services and Dr Antonia Novellio US Surgeon General were shown "Outreach to ethnic populations is Speakers Community High School Salt Lake City was chosen as one of 14 cities to start the program "We're excited we were picked to help start this nationwide program" said Pete Suazo Salt Lake mayor's administrative assistant and conference keynote speaker "I believe part of the reason Salt Lake was selected was due to the effective networking by the local Institute of Human Resource Development "Another factor is Salt Lake is a city not so infected with problems that we can't work to correct them" Mr Suazo told the youngsters they need to believe in themselves set goals and all their expectations will Law Officers Raid Downtown Bar In Cocaine Bust officers from seven police agencies conducted a drug bust at a downtown bar Friday night arresting 11 wanted people and suspected "street-level- " dealers Police rushed the Chances bar 917 S State at about 7:15 pm "We've had complaints from citizens for a while" said Lt Bill Shelton commander of the Metro Narcotics Strike Force" The drug sweep included officers from the strike force Salt Lake City vice and gang units Salt Lake County vice and narcotics unit the Utah Adult Parole and Probation department and the federal Immigration and Service Drug Naturalizations Enforcement Administration and Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Thirty-fiv- e Firearms A short power outage in the area reduced the number of customers in the bar during the bust but it also made the operation more difficult "We like to have light because suspects drop things when they learn it's a drug bust" said Lt Shelton Among those arrested were three illegal aliens sevesal people with pending arrest warrants and those found at the bar with drugs Officers seized several bindles of cocaine which they valued at between POO and $1000 A small semi-automat- hand- gun was seized from one suspect who will be charged with carrying a concealed weapon A revolver was found on top of the bar "The involvement of the bar itself remains under investigation" said the lieutenant If bar employees were involved in drug-dealin- g police will petition the city council to revoke the bar's license he said alcohol" one of my major priorities as Secretary since minorities experience a disproportionate share of health problems which can be attributedin part to using drugs including alcosaid Secretary Sullivan "That is why the Piensalot think about it campaign is so important We are all affected by these problems" "Stand and Deliver" a movie with starring Edward James Olmos who also played a leading role in Miami Vice was shown to the students Youngsters attending the confer ence were also given specially and booklets with ! - printI-alcoh- ol from various drug messages celebrities conference hosted The day-lon- g of local CII by IHRD and a long-lis- t sponsors was designed to bring together Hispanic youngsters from some 20 Utah junior high schools The youths were out of regular school classes because of the state wide Utah Education Association conference IHRD is a organization set up to strengthen Hispanic families The organization' administers 12 programs and helps " over 700 families non-prof- it a Plan to Buy Creeper Derail As Owners Nix State's Offer t t By Sonni Schwinn Tribune Correspondent HEBER CITY — The owners of the Heber Creeper turned down the Utah Department of Transportation's $11 million offer to buy the historic steam railroad Clark Ashton general manager of ' New London Railroad and Village Inc which owns the train said the company negotiated last February to sell the terminal grounds and rolling stock assets to the state for the appraised value of $1269000 "The state has basically changed its position and desires to acquire the entire business which includes all of our inventories all of our food and beverages all of our vehicles tools and equipment at the same price we were agreeing to sell our appraised assets for" Ashton explained "We hand them the keys and we walk out" But he said the company's accountants and lawyers said if the company were to agree to the $1130150 offer it "would essentially be broke" New London is offering the following alternatives for UDOT to consider: — New London would sell the terminal grounds structures rolling stock and equipment for $1269000 — New London would sell the entire company from the grounds to good will and business records for $1450000 plus the state would agree to waive $109000 in lease payments claimed due — The state would fund a rehabilitation program for the railroad right of way which is owned by the state and install all the ties purchased with state funds last year a new lease agreement between New London and the state for the right of way would begin at $10 per year increasing to 5 percent on gross ticket fares when there are 100001 passengers annually (60000 passengers during the past year) less the percentage for sales tax New London would pay sales tax on fares and the state would not increase property taxes The total cost to the state would be between $250000 and $300000 Ashton said the company would prefer the third option He said the company's desire never was to sell everything to the state of Utah but-ha- s always been to change the leases: under which it operates and to im-- : prove the track He said if UDOT will agree to any of the alternatives the deal can be closed in a week or 10 days The bill passed by the Legislature' during its 1990 session appropriated $16 million "to purchase the terminal grounds and appurtenances together with various items of railroad rolling stock and artifacts" At least' $329850 is to be used for improvements and maintenance That leaves $1270150 for the grounds equipment and artifacts Before the bill was introduced' Lowe Ashton president of New Lon-- : don wrote a letter to Sen Alerik Myrin (rep) who authored the bill: saying he would sell the grounds: real estate and structures for the state appraised price of $561000 although his private appraiser set the value at $112 million He also agreed to sell the rolling stock and equipment for $75000 He further agreed to a deduction I of $46000 to settle the current sales tax dispute with the state and up to $40000 for state lease fees due With the dedugAshton would have accepted - $1310140 UDOT's offer adds $300000 to : $400000 worth of inventory to what New London had agreed to but for : the same sale price Clark said He said he draft offer also mea- unacceptable sures" "We basically indemnify (the state) for time and eternity" be ex- plained If no agreement can be reached New London would "liquidate the assets of the train and move them out of the state of Utah" he said City OKs Rezoning Despite Neighborhood Objections By Russell Weeks Tribune Staff Writer The Salt Lake City Council unanimously approved rezoning three areas near Ensign Peak on Thursday opening the way for developers to add up to 155 homes north of Capitol Hill Mayor Palmer DePaulis also said he will proceed with a land trade that city officials contend would give developers enough land to go ahead with the project while preserving Ensign Peak Nevertheless the mayor had to defend his position before neighborhood activists notably Hermoine Jes who told him after Thursday's public hearing on the rezoning and land trade that he had achieved nothing in his effort to protect the peak The bearings were another step in Ensign Downs Inc's plans to build 155 homes between Capitol Hill and the Ensign Peak The city Planning Commission approved changing the 1981 master plan in August to allow for construction if the City Council OK'd the rezoning The commission still must approve land plats and address other issues as the project develops homes will be built in Eighty-tw- o existing neighborhoods or areas targeted for development near the neighborhoods But Ensign Downs Inc also intends to build 73 homes in planned unit developments The company sought to rezone sections of an area at the end of East Capitol Boulevard west of Ensign Peak and south of Dorchester Drive to build the three planned develop ments Previously the areas were zoned for single-famil- y dwellings The council's action Thursday could allow Ensign Downs Inc to cluster housing in the three areas But the master plan OK'd by the Planning Commission requires Ensign Downs homes Inc to build single-famil- y said William Wright deputy planning director The major advantages to the Mr planned unit developments Wright said are streets don't have to meet city standards and Ensign Downs Inc must build them the city needs only to provide police and fire service and access to the foothills by d vehicles will be cut off Moreover the city's land trade with the company will add 66 acres to the nine acres the city owns on Ensign Peak The city also owns land off-roa- next to the land it will acquire so the entire package can be used as a e nature park with roughly trails for hiking and bicycling Preserving Ensign Peak was the central policy aim of the trade Mayor DePauhs said But none of that kept a majority of people at the meeting! from criticizing the rezoning and the land trade Several speakers decried Ensign Downs Inc's plan to erect a gate across East Capitol Boulevard near the planned development there They said the gate would divide the neighborhood by creating an enclave of people who had no real stake in the entire area's future "The idea of community doesn't' mean someplace where you wall yourself off from your neighbor'' Ensign Downs resident James West said 150-acr- p 1 1 |
