Show Page 10 - Millard County USPS 349520 Thura June s 18 1987 Jake Gam to Gender Bias in Utah’s Courts? Federal outlays rose 46 percent accept award US in Millard of of County last year Brooke Cameron Call Candidate for COP Office Candidate for State GOP Office Brooke Cameron Call Salt Lake City has announced he will seek the office of Treasurer of the Utah State Republican Party at its organizing convention on June 20 1987 at Cottonwood High School Mr Call a certified public accountant is employed as a tax and accounting practitioner in the Salt Lake area He is a graduate of Brigham Young University with a Masters Degree in accounting and has previously been involved in local politics as a campaign worker and as a party delegate “I feel it is important for more citizens to become involved in the political process In the coming decade the Republican Party will need to draw on new resources in order to continue to be a dominate force in Utah politics” Call said Party delegates chosen at last years neighborhood mass meetings will vote for a full slate of state officers during the convention Over 1500 delegates are expected to attend Federal in Millard expenditures County rose by SI 045 000 or 46 percent during 1986 This was reported by Utah Foundation the private tax research oganization in their regular annual analysis of federal spending in Utah counties According to the Foundation study federal outlays in Millard County last year totaled $23895000 This compares with federal spending of $22850000 during fiscal capita or 209 percent of the personal income of the county The 1986 federal spending included $485000 by the Defense Department $6092000 for grant awards $9509000 for retirement and disability payments and $1822000 for nondefense contracts Federal expenditures include (1) grant awards to state and local governments individuals and other institutions (2) federal salary and wage payments (3) disbursements for social security federal retirement and employee disability programs (4) other payments and benefits to individuals (5) procurement contracts and (6) miscellaneous federal outlays Not included in this summary are federal expenditures that for on e reason or another could not be allocated to a particular state andor county When an employer (such as the federal government) pays no taxes its employees can become a net financial liability to the state and the community because the cost of governmental for education services provided highways health etc to the employee and his family may be considerably greater than the direct taxes paid Thus the excess cost of such services must be borne by other taxpayers through In some instances higher taxes however the federal government does make “payments in lieu of taxes” to help offset part of this cost BLMFS coordination meeting The Bureau of Land Management Richfield District and Fishlake National Forest Service met in Richfield Utah to discuss how they could share manpower equipment and other services in order to save money and increase efficiency The two agencies have been working together for many years and the efforts are showing many cost savings to the taxpayer The jobs are being completed as planned but sharing crews eliminates duplication of travel and equipment Areas of major sharing have been with road maintenance toilet facility care garbage pickup blasting of equipment training transportation and fire fighting activities This year the Richfield District and Fishlake Forest decided to start sharing in several new areas such as sharing on range projects water rights weed control range and wildlife condition information and the coordination of off road vehicle management Overall the efforts by both agencies to share people facilities and equipment have expanded capabilities of both agencies agreed Don Pendleton District Manager for the Richfield BLM and Kent Taylor Forest Supervisor for the Fishlake National Forest During times of tight budgets every avenue to save money while getting the job done must be explored agreed Taylor and Pendleton Senator Jake Garn from Utah will be on hand at the opening session the University Utah School on Alcholism and Other Drug Dependencies to accept the Ewart A Swinyard PhD award for First Lady Nancy Reagan Mrs Reagan was chosen to receive the award in recognition of her interest in youth and appreciation for directing attention to the need for a nationwide drug abuse prevention effort Senator Garn will accept the award for Mrs Reagan at 9 am Monday June 22 in the Main Ballroom of the Olpin Union Building on the University of Utah Campus After Senator Gam’s acceptance of the award the 1987 session of the inrecognized School on ternationally Alcoholism and Drug Dependecies will address all areas of the health and social problems of alcohol and drug abuse Courses are offered for everyone desiring special instructions on dealing and other drug with alcoholism dependencies Special sections provide intraining for teaching methods dustrial family problems youth criminal justice and other topics Issues addressed in general sessions will be “Why You Should Say No” “Family Issues” “The Cocaine Problem” and “How to Use Learned Skills and Techniques” College credit and some other professional training credit is available for in the school Scholarparticipation ships are also available For more inor write formation call (801) University of Utah School on alcoholism and Other Drug Dependencies PO Box 2604 Salt Lake City Utah 84110 Ninth Circuit Court nominees sent to governor The Ninth Circuit Judicial Nominating Commission has submitted three names to Governor Norman H Bangerter for his consideration in replacing Judge J Phillip Eves who is now a judge in the 5th District The nominees are: Robert Todd Braithwaite 36 the city attorney for Cedar City Parowan and Springdale and a private law practitioner Paul Fenwick Graf 40 the Washington and Michael Dean County Attorney Hughes 39 a partner in the St George law firm of Thompson Hughes and Reber The Governor will interview the candidates and make this selection within thirty days The Utah Senate then has thirty days to confirm or reject the selection "To know is nothing agine is everything" at all Anatole to im- France Thanks to a timely response by Justice Gordon Hall who attended a session on gender bias at last summer’s Conference of Chief Justices Utah can now count itself amoung the leading in constructively states confronting the issues related to gender stereotyping in the courts Late last year the Judicial Council of the authorized the establishment Utah Task Force on Gender and Justice Because gender bias undermines the fair administration of justice Justice Hall recognized the necessity for inquiring into the existence and extent of such bias in Utah He charged the task force with determining the nature extent and consequences of gender bias in Utah urging the group to consider both substantive and procedural is exThe law force of the task aspects pected to make concrete recommendations and to monitor progress as changes may occur over the long term The task force is chaired by Aileen Clyde a citizen volunteer and longtime supporter of the judiciary In addition to her responsibilities with the Gender and Justice Task Force Ms Clyde currently chairs the Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice She has served as chair of the Judicial Council Citizens’ Advisory Committee of the Judicial Article Task Force and also sits on the Court of ApMs peals Nominating Commission DELTA HOLDEN Eddys Barben Ph: Cherryl Wood Ph 795:2280 Mrs Ada Roesner and granddaughter visited in Delta on Monday Mrs Lolan Morell and sister Utanah were Delta visitors on Monday They were Delta residents some years ago Mrs Gordon Barben and 5 children of St George UT were traveling from a trip to Idaho Falls ID and on Thursday afternoon they stopped in Delta for a visit with parents Archie and Eddys Barben before returning home On June! 8 Mrs Archie Barben Mrs Keith Barben and Mrs Joe Stewart left for a trip traveling 1000 miles sightseeing They traveled to Boulder UT down the “talked about” Burr Trail The Federal Judge and his party were also traveling the trail and trying to decide what to do about the “trail” roads The Barben party then traveled to Bull Frog where they rode the ferry boat across to Halls Crossing a 20 minute ferry ride They then traveled to Natural Bridges Blanding Bluff Moab Castle Valley They traveled Arches National through Park Canyonlands Dead Horse Point Goblin Valley Capitol Reef Park and saw all of the beautiful and interesting places and areas in between The weather was great all the way and the Keith Barben van was a very nice and comfortable way of traveling On the last leg of the together marvelous trip they stopped in Bicknell and tried a piece of the famous “Pickle Pie” made by “Carla Ekker” famous for her good pie making The beautiful scenery was enjoyed and the trip was a very fun and great experience for all They all returned home early Thursday morning June 11 On Saturday June 6 Archie and Edor dys Barben attended graduation commencement exercises at Snow College in Ephraim UT where their grandson Jeffery Barben graduated as an honor student This was the 99th Annual Commencement Exercise for Snow College They met Jeffery’s parents Mrs Keith Barben in Ephraim and they all enjoyed the day together Arch and Eddys Barben have 5 graduates this year 2 from Jr College and 3 from high school experience proClyde’s background ven leadership skills and commitment to the issues uniquely qualify her to lead this important new effort The membership of the task force is include judges diverse Participants and citizen lawyers court personnel representatives all showing remarkable commitment to educating themselves about the issues and to approaching them with open minds Considerable time and effort have been spent looking at the reports completed by New York and New Jersey and discussing the applicability of these approaches to two subcommittees Utah Currently One is analyzing atare functioning by New torney surveys developed York Rhode Island and Arizona in an attempt to extract the best for our own use Another is formulating a plan for public hearings so that both invitees and members of the general public can provide the task force with issues information about in our courts Utah’s efforts have been aided significantly by technical assistance from the National Judicial Education This program designed Program specifically to bring relevant research findings to the judiciary and to give the examine to the opportunity judges nature and conseuqneces of gender bias both in interactions has and in courtroom enabled Utah to benefit from the work of other states Utah is clearly moving in the right direction as attested to by a recent proposal of the Women’s Fund for Justice The Fund is applying for federal grant money from the State Justice Institute and has asked Utah to participate as one of three key states targeted for technical assistance and curriculum development help The task force is intrigued with this possibility and delighted to have been included in the proposal The Task Force has scheduled a Visiting for 10 days with Mrs Wells Wood is their daughter Mrs Richard (Raelene) Dekker of Lynwood Calif Mrs Glen Jeffery “Cindy” and her father Mr Sydney Bartholomew returned recently from a 3 week fabulous trip to London England Mr Bartholomew spent 2 weeks of his trip visiting with family and friends in Belgium They left from the Salt Lake Airport and flew to England Mrs Jeffery toured many beautiful sights in England and London She traveled by train to Scotland She waded and played in the beautiful ocean that she loves She was bom there and this is the series of public hearings around the state in the next three months Members will hear presentations by vited experts and receive input from the public The public hearing schedule is as follows: July July George July August 11 19— Richfield August 5 9 e k Hot off the screens!! 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