Show 2G Th gait Lake Tribant Sanday Angost POINT OF THE MOUNTAIN (AP) When convicted murderer Heber Norton was a young man trouble was his business “My reputation is not too savory" Norton says “I went to San Quentin when I was 18" The California State Prison was the first stop in a criminal career that began in the 1920s and included stays in the state prisons of Idaho Nevada Utah and Missouri and the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth Kan “I'ye been around quite a bit" he says "I ran with a fast crowd But they're all dead now" Now at 79 Norton’s world consists of a small but clean room A few pieces of clothing hang neat ly in a tiny closet A bulletin board television has snapabove the shots and greeting cards pinned to it On the room’s lone window sill a plastic Salvation Army cup holds water and plant clippings Sunlight pours through the window interrupt ed only by the bars Convicted in 1980 of killing two bank tellers in a holdup Norton is the oldest man in the Utah prison system Since he turned 18 Norton has spent more than 30 years in prison life away” “I just throwed my he says softly The one chance Norton has to bring meaning to his life occurred when he was moved a year and a half ago to ease overcrowding at the maximum security prison They put him in the — "f ”i 2 1187 Killer Looks Back on Life of Trouble 79-Year-- Old ‘" "1" p" iyiii County It was payday Friday in a g town Outside Bernice Craig 48 sat waiting in a car She was in debt and needed money Norton says In the bank Norton found tellers Vicki Grange 21 and Lorraine Wiseman 52 Norton’s criminal background told him there was no time for ' delays “If you can rob a bank In less than three minutes nine times out of 10 you won't get caught” Norton says But delays happened in Hunting-to- n and they had tragic consequences says Emery County Attorney Scott Johansen “The older victim started to try to Young Adult Correctional Facility the place state officials prefer to send young first- - and second time offend- talk him out of it talking to him like a Sunday school teacher” Johansen re- coal-minin- ers Norton bunks alone but he shares a common area with 35 inmates most in their teens or early 20s His young neighbors say Norton has been a positive influence “If I have any problem I go and talk to him" says Elbert Ellington who has the cell next to Norton's “If I can do anybody any good I'd do it" Norton said On Feb 23 1979 Norton was in a different mood At 310 pm he walked into a branch of Zions First National Bank In Huntington Emery f calls “I told her ‘I don’t want to hurt I'm not gonna hurt anyone" Norton says in a confession produced at his trial Johansen brushes aside such talk “He's a professional He knew what he was doing and he bad a time you frame" Norton shot Wiseman once in the temple Johansen says Then Norton went to the next window and told Grange to hand over all tha money In her cash drawer “The younger victim was so ner- See Column G-- 3 3 IrTOU t life- WSC Professor Takes Interim Post As Dean of Business i Special to The Tribune OGDEN — Claude T Wynn a faculty member in Weber State Col lege's department of business administration will serve as interim dean of the School of Business and Economics Dr Wynn who has been serving as chairman of the business administration department was named interim dean so the college will have time to conduct a national search for someone to permanently fill the position The office was opened when Allen F'Simkins accepted the position of vice president for business affairs at Weber State Dr Wynn has been at the four-yecollege since 1971 Aside from his academic responsibilities he has served as director of the Center for Business and Economic Training and Research at the college He earned his doctoral degree at the University of Kansas and before coming to Weber State taught at Wichita State University and North eastern University Dr Wynn is a member of the overseas graduate faculty for the University of Utah teaching management courses in Wiesbaden Germany and in Athens Greece He has worked in the business offices of Boeing Co and Phillips Petroleum Co and was president and research director for Central States Research and Training Inc for three years ouJjra$r $UrtK day tunl YOU'LL SAVE EVER! 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