| Show Pressure Is On as W Jordan Considers Water Project By David Clifton Tribune Staff Writer RIVERTON — A $3 1 million water project that would improve 1 Riverton households currently have 75 pounds of water pressure in winter months and less than 20 pounds during the summer said Terry Bailey city engineer “That's not “ enough pressure to water a lawn The new system would provide 75 pounds of pressure year-rounW'ells on the west side along with the Gedge Well provide water to city residents and businesses Mr Bailey lines move the said Two water from those wells and their storage tanks to subdivisions and commercial areas By moving the Gedge Well storage tank which is situated on the southern edge of town to ground above the ether wells pressure would be greatly improved he said Larger lines pipes would replace the under city streets and would more evenly distribute water to future and existing subdivisions "Homes on the west side of town are sometimes without any water pressure because transmission is so bad during warm times of the year” Mr Bailey said Though construction would require increased rates residents face higher insurance premiums if water pressure is not improved Mrs said “There is a chance that our fire insurance rating could go to 10 from 7 if something isn't done” she said “That would mean an approximate $103 a year increase on an $80000 brick home A wood home would be even more" She said city officials and residents need to look to long-terplanning "This is the most important issue facing Riverton in the coming years It could get costly down the ered by the City Council Residents can voice their opinions of the project at two town meetings Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 p m m City Hall 12765 S 1400 West The council wishes to install larger pipes and move the 1000000-galloGedge Well tank to Hernman Hill Funds for the project would be provided by the The Utah Water Resource Board a citizens group that provides loans for such projects The board would require $220000 loan yearly payments on the Funds from a variety of sources would be used to make the needed installments If the project is approved the average monthly water bill for a resident with a $65000 home would increase $150 a month from $550 to $7 Homeowners would also pay an additional 5 cents for every gallon miniused over the 1000-gallomum With both increases residents would pay $3984 more a year Rate increases would bring in $48600 with water use fees garnering $25000 New connection fees would total $50000 The new system would allow existing pumps to be regulated during low water use months thus saving the city $25000 in electrical charges Interest savings totaling $80000 from paying back two water bonds early would also be used More than $228000 would be collected from water revenues leaving $8000 to be used for system repairs and maintenance City Manager said D’Arcy Officials want to complete the project before next summer If ap d n 25-ye- n li li K23 Police Focus road” i Law Enforcement Agencies Report Criminal Activity coloied The following reports were provided bv law enforcement agencies in Salt Lake Valley WEST MUBRAY — (Sept 16 A (obbet who indicated he hod a gun but nevei revealed it stole an uniaenti-fieamount ot cash tiom Crusty s Pies & Pies 5927 S State A stoetty while male m his late 20s entered the restouiant at about 2 30 p m ond confronted a The robbei put his hand m a pocket to indicate he corned o handgun the robber tied with the cash m a car oentitied only as a Chevoiet robbers possibly weanng (Sept 1 7 Two teen-og- e ski masks snatched a ban bag containing about woman outside of Fashion $75 from an Place Mall The woman was walking toward her car on the east side ol the malt about 9 30 pm when the two robbers approached her Grabbing the money bog one suspect told the victim "Sit down and dont make ony noise” Both suspects were described as being 16 to 18 years old One was a male with light brown hair the other male hod dark hair WIST JORDAN — (Sept 15) girt was knocked unconscious ond kidnapped by a man while walking near 1300 W 6400 South at about 10 p m She later escaped by lumping from the suspect scar Salt Lake City The suspect approached the girt from behind ond knocked het on the head The next thma she knew she was in the suspects cor heading north The suspect spoke only to tell her to be quiet Near 700 E 1500 South the suspect stopped the cor when the gut storied to open her door The girl then got out and ran but the suspect cought her and struck her across the loce At that port a car approached ond the suspect fled n his car He is described as a white male with medium build ond dork hair The cat was possibly a dark- - r mode two-do- - m the 1970s CITY (Sept 16) A husky kept five West Valley City officers and lour at deputies bay until the man s father arrived VALLEY Friday September 30 11)88 SY'3 Personality Focus I Instructor Creates ‘Warriors Not Bullies ? proved construction could begin as early as November pipeline pressure and increase monthly water rates is being consid- Dixon-Pignanel- The Salt Lake Tribune Tongan county ond physically subdued him Officers were responding to a 4 a m family tight at a home near 3700 W 4200 South where the suspect had reportedly been swinging a piece of auto tailpipe at his tathenn-laand others The man was asleep on a bed when officers arrived But when the man awoke he allegedly became belligerent and reportedly announced he would not be taken without a fight An hour Icffet officers were stilt wrestling with the man ond trying to reason with him The suspect merely slapped officers as they tried to apply a variety o holds He away ‘ simply walked through one officer as it he were not there a report said When the suspect s father — described os being “ust a little tugger” than the suspect — arrived he wrestled with his son lor several minutes before subduing him enough that officers could cuff him hand and foot He was booked into jail on suspicion of assault on a police officer and intoxication None of the officers were miured (Sept 17) The prime suspect m a convenience store robbery is the store clerk himself The male cietk claims he was robbed about 10 30 p m as he was counting the day s receipts — estimated at $800 to $1200 When police omved the man was dnnkmg a beer and had not notified the store manoger When the store manager arrived she told police the clerk had been short on daily receipts three times m the week he had been employed tor sums o $30 $40 and $70 The man hod explained he inadvertently put $30 gas money in his pocket while cleaning up ond borrowed the $70 to bail a friend out of tail The $140 were repaid and in the till the night of the alleged robbery tial arts like Tae Kwon Do and kick boxing "I was constantly searching for different martial arts because I was so interested I wanted to find out more and more and more" he said Then a turning point came in his life Mr Berry made many Chinese friends at college From them he heard a Chinese martial ans grandmaster was in town but they wouldn't say how to contact him "When 1 finally found the grandmaster I asked if he would accept me as a student” Mr Berry said "1 had no idea who he was" The grandmaster was Shu Ying Hou the "king of Chi Kung’’ according to Mr Berry Chi Kung is a health breathing exercise for internal organs The hard style of Chi Kung requires requires great concentration since practitioners break boards with their heads and hands Grandmaster Hou set up a series of tests to determine Mr Berry’s interest in martial arts "He set up this fee structure and I had to pay him $1000 a month for three years” Mr Berry said "And he'd call me up at 2 a m and want me to go over to his house "It was difficult doing these things especially since at the time I was preparing for a CPA exam "But while I was studying with Grandmaster Hou I got through a lot of doors I wouldn't have otherwise because everyone wanted to meet him I was adopted into his family and treated like his oldest son We had a strong relation" ship Mr Berry's relationship with Grandmaster Hou gave him a firm push in the martial arts field trainIf Mr Berry 's martial-art- s ing has done nothing else it has made his movements fluid He flows from a jump kick into a punch making martial arts look more like ballet than That fluidity footwork and agility translates into several applications "I can show a tennis player how By Paula Huff Tribune Staff Writer Hotheads and fighters are not welcome in Dan Berry's studio because when he teaches someone martial arts his goal is to create a warrior “I don't accept people into my academy who are hotheads whose only intent is go out and hurt someone” he said "The intent of this academy is to train warriors not thugs or bullies" Too often the public thinks martial arts philosophy trains fighters Mr Berry said Actually the goal is to create warriors who can deal with real-lifsituations from deadlines at work to defending oneself on the street Mr Berry teaches the Bihonte Martial Arts system at his academy 1010 W Margaret Ave (1820 South) It is a curriculum he helped develop and it emphasizes not form or realistic tournament fighting Five martial arts styles are taught by Mr Berry They are Kempo Jeet Kune Do and Filipino Kali Escnma and Are e ms Mokuraiken Kempo uses fast powerful hand attacks and low kicks Jeet Kune Do was made popular by Bruce Lee It is commonly called kick boxing The martial arts from the Philippines — Kali Escnma and Arms — are relatively new to Americans Weapons like sticks blades and short staffs are used Mr Berry said this "smorgasbord” of styles is important It teaches martial artists that the weapon is themselves not a stick or knife The medley also teaches people how to defend themselves if they lose their weapon he said Mr Berry’s introduction to martial arts started with Judo at 11 years old He continued learning through high school and into college practicing almost every day 4 to 5 hours a day While studying accounting at University of Iowa Mr Berry started learning a variety of mar — Tribune Staff martial arts is applicable to what he is doing" he said The medical staff at two new cline people in south Salt Lake County saw 122 patients during their first month according to Wesley B Thompson w ho directs community health services for Health Care “Together the Cottonwood Community Clinic and Alta View Hospital Community Clinic saw an average of six patients a day” said Mr Thompson "This is good but we have the capacity to treat many Inter-mounta- more” FROM DOG Johnson R and a womens’ self-defens- e course Clinics Treat 122 in 1st Month Low-Incom- e The average age of those treated was 25 and the average monthly income after taxes was $633 “About 20 percent of these patients had some form of insurance” he said “But those with commercial not government sponsored insurance had very high deductibles that they just couldn't meet” The clinics opened the second week in August Their charges are based on the patient's ability to pay The Cottonwood Community Clin ics for ty Lynn Since Mr Berry’s goal is to make warriors — not fighters — he also does survival training And Utah is an ideal location for this since the terrain vanes he said At the Bihonte Martial Arts Academy Mr Berry teaches a junior academy for youngsters 7 to 16 years old an adult academy “A lot of professional football players study martial arts” he said "The entire Dallas Cowboys team goes through Filipino martial arts during training so they gain a better understanding of how to move on the football field It offers more insight into what you do with your body" e Cottonwood Alta View Proto Dan Berry of Bihonte Martial Arts Academy demonstrates a Filipino martial art which incorporates sticks and knives View Hospital Clinic is located at S 1300 East suite 205 and operates the same hours on Tuesday ic sponsored by Cottonwood Hospital Medical Center is located at 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