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Show 1QB The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday, January State Employees Recover Some Lost Wages Two State Wildlife Resources Division employees have recovered some of the salary they lost after they were charged with violating federal hunting laws and suspended for 30 days. A federal judge last summer dismissed charges against division employees James William Bates Sr, Price, and James William Bates Jr, Salt Lake City, along with a North Carolina man. But Division Director William H Geer said the two were guilty of "division policy improprieties and they have been reprimanded. After a federal grand jury in Salt Lake City charged the father and son with conspiracy and airborn hunting violations, the division suspended them for 30 days. Attorneys for Mr. Bates Jr. and Mr. Bates Sr. have been negotiating with the state for a reduction in the number of days they were suspended without pay. Mr. Bates Sr. retired shortly after the charges were filed in U S District Court for Utah. Mr. Bates Jr. is currently an urban wildlife biologist in e the division section, said 17, 1986 PLAYER PIANOS Bangerters Speech Wins Teachers Approval Gov Norm Bangerters recent State of the State message was given good marks by Utah Teachers United, the state's smaller American Federation Bangerter's reluctance to raise taxes to alleviate the state's overcrowded classrooms. We now have the largest class size in the country. This problem is severe, and will only get worse," he said "We can no longer afford to waste valuable time. Overcrowding must be dealt with in a significant way by this years Legislature. If we choose to ignore it, it will not go away," of Teachers-affiliateteacher's union But loal leaders of the organization expressed concern about the practicality of the governor's ALERT ( Agenda for Leadership in Educational Resources for Tommorrowj program, discussed by the governor in his address. d Pat Denslow, director Paul Shepherd, chairman of the Granite Federation of Teachers Organizing Committee, criticized Gov. of organiz- ing for the AFT, expressed concern over the governor s proposal to use volunteers in Utah classrooms, al Think of the fun you can have at your house as family, friends and neighbors gather around your brand new piano Come m, you II see how easy it is to fill the air with music from the library of though she said the concept of working together for education in a volunteer effort such as occurred in the state's 1983 flooding was a good one over three thousand player piano rolls available. Utah's educational problems are not a one time disaster," said Ms Denslow. "If we don't treat our educational needs as a permanent facet of our state that needs to be dealt with in a permanent way, the results may be irreversable." While the governor's program of involving the community in education is helpful for teachers and students, Ms. Denslow said it doesn't adequately address the problem of crowded facilities. Shop daily i Sat 10-- I! 2233 South 700 East 486-811- 9 THE FISHIIODUGH ON EVERYDAY PRICES... SATELLITE TV HEADQUARTERS 6 if non-gam- 1 division spokeswoman Catherine Quinn. In a press release issued Wednesday, Mr. Geer said Mr. Bates Sr. was suspended a total of five days and paid for the other 25 days he was suspended. Mr. Bates Jr. was suspended 21 days and paid the nine-da- y difference. The improprieties are different for the two as are the lengths of their suspensions," Mr. Geer said. ft. solid aluminum mount dish ' uki 99 receiver OO' CU3X ,0' 1P'JKOmr M0r everyth p8yuu needi -- ' 9 In ' OlShVcP. LNA $1 2 WATER HEATER Last summer, U S. District Court Chief Judge Bruce S. Jenkins dismissed the charges, ruling the federal law could not apply to state wildlife officials acting in their official capacities. The four-couindictment charged Mr. Bates Jr., Mr. Bates Sr., and Doc Jones Thurston Jr., Charlotte, N.C., with using a helicopter to hunt a buffalo and desert bighorn sheep in November 1984. Mr. Thurston paid some $40,000 in a state lottery to hunt the animals in Southern Utah. The indictment alleged Mr. Bates and his son used a helicopter to herd the animals past Mr. Thurston so he could shoot them. It's unfortunate for everyone this occurred. I'm glad we were able to reach an settlement, Mr. Geer said. "It allows me to expend my time and energy on the division and the wildlife resources of the state. It allows Bill Mr. Bates Jr.) to concentrate on his job as urban wildlife biologist with the division, and it allows Jim Mr. Bates Sr to begin enjoying his retirement. 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BEDROOM 870-3l- WIRE rt Special to The Tribune A Salt Lake City truck OREM driver was killed Wednesday after the truck he was driving swerved out of control as he was attempting to avoid a collision with another vehicle. Edward M. Hamburg. 36. 3353 S. Main, was pronounced dead at Utah Valley Hospital following the 12 45 p.m. accident in Provo Canyon Mr. Hamburg was driving a truck for HatchCo southbound on Utah 189, approximately 10 miles east of Provo, when he apparently swerved to avoid a collision with a northbound car driven by Steven C. Jones, 23. Provo. Mr. Jones apparently lost control of his vehicle on the icy road The truck left the road and went off an embankment. Filins 6 oiioainEai . MIDVAtf FAMILY CTR. ROSE PARK 1020 1. 200 South M F S,it. 938 N. 900 West 9-Sot. 9 6 Clsd Sun. Ph. 355-460- 9-- Sun 114 Ph 9-- 561-424- FAMILY CTR 5728 South Redwwf ph M F Sun Sul 9-- 0-- 9-- Ph 968 9418 |
