| Show At UTM I The Salt Lake Tribune September 9 2004 Families Ballot law change kicked around Under Utah law the governor has exclusive auagenda thority to determine a special-sessioThe proposal being discussed — and likely to Republican lawmakers floated then quickly surface during the regular legislative session in aborted an emergency change In state law that January — would simply give political parties the would have made it easier for the (X)P to name a right to name replacement candidates whenever replacement candidate if Nancy Workman drops their certified nominee withdraws from an election regardless of the reason out of the race for Salt Lake County mayor Current law allows a replacement candidate Sen Curtis Bramble R Provo acknowledged only if the original one dies resigns because of a Wednesday putting forth a proposal for the Legislature's siwcial-sessioagenda next week lkit he physical or mental disability is disqualified for and others backed otT after finding little supix)rt in Improperly securing the nomination or withdraws the midst of Workman's legal and political to run for US president or vice president Bramble said the law needs to give parties problems i was brought up Was there a Se"The question greater flexibility to name their own candidates "We have a gap in our election law The discus rums discussion? The answer Is no" said Itramble insisting the proposal was not prompted by the sions have been is there a way to address it in a Workman case bipartisan fashion" Bramble said "Is it reasonBut the senator acknowledged he talked about able for the voters to have a choice of (Democrat) such a move with Republican Party leaders and Peter Corroon 'Independent Merrill Cook or a with legislators on both sides of the political aisle Republican with two criminal charges against them? Is it good for our process?" The respmse was frigid The Utah County lawmaker emphasized that he "I said it was terribly political" to do it in the middle of the current Salt Lake County mayoral has "no dog in that fight" in Salt Lake County but controversy said Senate Majority Leader Mike is looking at the broader policy issues A confidential bill file already has been opened Waddoups Added Senate Democratic Leader Mike Dmiby a House member and Bramble predicted the would be tetTible timing to do it legislation will be debated in January with bipartrich of Price: now and I think it would make the Legislature look tisan support "I agree with the concept" Dmitrich said "The bad" Gov Olene Walker's spokeswoman Amanda law should be changed but I don't think it should said the Republican governor was be changed until the general session" Covington aware of the move but that it would not be considered during the planned Wednesday special Tribune reporter Thomas Burr contributed to this story session tiARRIE Ilv Sah hair Minim slain Marines 0 Continuod from Al State Democratic --- attorneys is 1 Party Chai- r: booked in jail man Donald Dunn joked that Republi- - 1 ! — must cans like Skordas 0 ' Umtinued from Al "Nancy Workman Greg Skordas Kennard said he oversaw the process himself to "make sure she was treated with the respect due to her and her office? Workman who still is seek— previously had ing defense atretained but torney Hon Yengich switched to Skordas a former prosecutor and chief deputy to Democratic District Attorney David Yocum SkorchLs wasted little time scurrying to the Matheson Courthouse early Wednesday to get his new client a quick court date Workman Is scheduled to appear in 3rd District Court On Monday at 9 am Skordas said The District Attorney's Office charged Workman on Tuesday — well-know- with and second-felo- third-degre- les for allegedly misusing about $17000 in taxpayer money to hire two successive bookkeepCN to help her daughter at the South Valley Boys Murray-baseClub Skorths said he believes Workman will prevail in court and"hopes" to get a trial scheduleO before the Nov 2 general election — a difficult move since current cases now are being set for trial early next year and-Girl- s I dismissed any potential conflict with his attorney general's race against Republium: incumbent Mark Shurtleff Skordas said despite campaigning he still maintains a private practice Be declined to explain why SkorthLs Workman swapped lawyers other than to say: "She decided to make a change? Yengich did not rettirn a call Wednesday for comment Skordas said he met with Workman on Tuesday night On Wednesday she hired him Workman's new attorney said that he believes Yocom has done a Liir job handling the case The mayor however has called the case lx)litically motivated" and accused Yocom of playing ekat ion-yea- politics r "Dave handled it as straight up is he could" Skordas said wile's doing his Job" added Jack Morgan Skordas' partner whO will assist with Workman's – - and the publican - i Skordas the Democratic candidate am hi- - Acting Mayor Alan Dayton orders that Workman confidante and county --: brothers and sisters Quinn Keith graduated from Page High School where he wrestled and then joined the Marines When his younger brother graduated and decided to Join the Army the two never teased Both became machine gunners for Utah attorney general Workman Is scheduled to appear in 3rd District Court on Monday at 9 chief operations officer Gerrie Shaw be placed on paid leave A forward the remaining services and policies that it would be in the best Interests of the county for this change to be made" Shaw a longtime Workman friend has drawn fire previously for her $100000-plu- s salary In a position with no Job description Yocom derided Shaw as Workman's "hairdresser" in a comment last December Republicans responded by calling Yocom "sexist" and demanded an apology No other staff changes were announced Wednesday by the mayor's office Dayton explained in his memo that if not for the charges against Workman Shaw "would have been able to continue to capably serve throughout the remainder" of the mayor's term He declined to expand on his memo Shaw could not be reached for comment Shaw's access card to the County Government Center will be deactivated a similar move made with Woriunan's access card ftrOF10- 'tiit4:S' I - I 1 ' k f i j ilkoz E--- ' 0 1 e--- 1 C (itai IN 1 1 i (0 alto - lb —1—440 ' Nikon -- ' 4' v imio 2 66 44 2200 Digital Camera CoolPix One Touch Red Eye Wend l4608 He Alio widen Mc Litt included Om ispottOtTspwfhoollia WIPStidstit4M100011111W r 1 optical zoom 15 versatile scene modes One 'touch Red Eye RV' 3x Won WM Inc:1'"41N 61 f L :' el p z N1400 '- Digital SLR 0 :': ': OS Rebel G II 9 automatic Fully flask built-i- '189" ' selectable Spool-1- 4 401 Hp 693 11 L 41211)Av hoe4-2- 4 towroalp Big 1NTAGE Oak and Maple OAK Purntadamar ' ' ' 00 Art zoom Center) flat ONAttai 8111 Smite MORON COTTONWOOD iNINal Soviets NHNANO MINA Sink NRIAIN) Ni MONO SANOY MIN (NON limiest Available) ilon fr rompoollOo on 6e ss ommt we blootar AV4I41 r )11041' avail 6 Iit fast as 10 ‘gires in minutes' 1iE4 I BIWIMII OL I I cola print "cessing 1 hal service based on wortoad and machine capacity 1 - titHOLI 4 R1-10n- 0 4x6 Dig Prints 35mm 24 eq with your Frequent Foto Card "" r"7--7-"- IRENIMEMBIE MEOW MRE Visit cur 101111 Saper Store fully stocked with even All 4644307 NINO I NI 5 1 11 11901 Ststo Street 11146113921 (140 0tot Amo IP MAO 01P ma fa : AF MINN LIE I 3b01 VISIT CU3 SUPER VICIIE AT rms trl s 9 925 zoom mtarbeam redeye reducing flash full auto loading 4- pore photoitrgtic products NT 0441 1101 5731044 001 015 4313 III 304 11113 141493 3131 111102 N111 LOGAN sate nen 1 $01 NOV $5995 tall Indoor or outdoor 00129214 4 Ill Pa OGOIN Quart Date lie rt:) js sDp t)z1 CIYa't- - $399 00154411112 PROVO quart date Zoom 130 elp Or IAN Outfit Minolta Sel 88 810 Single Use Camera Wades! u Alcr Sun Flash 800 $9S3 As ow canNano EZY-8- 0 masa 27 exposures Print muM NAN N r In DIGITALIICAMERA PRINTS OWN 1001100WNE Mom Moons: Mon-A10 AM so PM 7 Mon A Pgi Until PM g ion $9 9 999 Special Purchase! 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erarchy must think Greg 4 Skordas is a damn fine at- c to torney in him bring ''''''4"' '' So maybe de they've ' I cided that he'd make a Genie Shaw fine attorney general" Dunn said In his second day as Salt Lake County's acting mayor Dayton held his first extended Cabinet meeting with department and division directors After the session he ordered that Shaw be LI Nancy Workman is booked into jail and then released on her own half-mas- phoned each other and wrote letters but we never talked about the military We were always worried about our family that they were all OK and we talked about what we would do together when we got out of the Military" Keith wondered if his brother's death could make some kind of loophole for him to leave the service early but he insists he will serve out his enlistment that ends next July "I need to finish this" he said "And my brother would want me to He was a strong person" Ile took some comfort in learning that his brother and the six Marines who died with him were members of Fox Company 2nd Battalion 1st Marine Division The slain Marines were not only in the same unit their ages were also similar ranging from 19 to 22 And they came from small towns and cities such as Hyde Park Concho Calif and Page Ariz came from seeing how much their nephews loved each other "The brothers had a tight close relationship" she said "We ended up having our own baseball team seven boys and two girls They were all good Developments: defense "We Keith Stevenson southeastern Utah to Layton grieved Wednesday the loss of a son brother nephew and cousin and spoke of his life Growing up hadn't been easy for the Keiths but they had happy memories of Bland ing where the brothers fished and hunted together Quinn Keith was known for bringing down a deer with a single shot Then when the brothers were in high school their parents divorced and state social workers threatened to place the four minor children in foster homes Their uncle Clyde Keith and his wife Shannon became legal guardians of the boys and their younger brothers Chad now 19 and Lance now 17 Shannon Keith said Wednesday that the couple's decision to 'rear the brothers along with their own five children in their home in it Workman swaps d grieve over BY DAN Kartchner and another sister lives and in Arizona where the Navajo Nation honored their fallen Marine with flags flown at The brothers went to Iraq at different times Quinn Keith invaserved during the US-lesion in March 2003 His second stint in the war zone was to have ended next month "We were in the same places but never there together" said fet010 Ihwao sunlles 21 50 S IrM 414 11 accessories! 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