Show Pag 4 - Millard County t LSPS Thars Mar 2 1989 West Millard History 2 murder suspects held b) Ken Hand in connection Two people s m Bullhead with a homtcde City Arizona ae berg held in Mllard County Tracy Ray Jones 18 and Carol 18 both of Lynn Herrteberry Bullhead Cry were arrested between am and 5 am Thursday Feb 23 after Mllard County Sheriffs Deputy Deon Quarnberg stopped their vehi15 near Holden cle on Inters'ate "He'd seen 'he vehicle make a kind of a strange maneuver on the highway” Sheriff Ed Phlltps said Quarrberg followed the car a new Ford Escort wi'h California plates for a while before he stopped it "Nothing chevied out” Phillips said “The ownership of the vehicle was to another person there was a loaded shotgun in the front seat and one or two other things just did cot tit so the deputy brought them in tor further questioning The shotgun was short barreled but Philhps said it was of legal length He said it was almost identical to the kind his deputes carry m their patrol cars Philhps said the suspects offered no resistance to the arrest “There wasn't really an opportunity" he said “Our people are trained in approaching vehicles that are ot a suspect nature They're very cautious in how they do that"” Philhps commended Quarnberg for darn good police work" "some Quarnberg has been a deputy for about 4 4 - 02 V - i Spring mud was thicker then not this predicament Fortunate!) common in this da and age it set 'a on paced roads But with the b’g 'haw that has final!) talen place if one strayed off onto uncenain lance thie could hace happened Man’s most marvelous machinee are rendered helpless when ’he) are not to ed proper!) or are out of their element The above picture vhows Depute Sheriff Loren Ta)lor on the horse and George Sypes b) the team in the 1920’s Information on back of picture starts out with "’Mud on South Tract roads" f Hinckley LOS church will be demolished and replaced Party tonight at Hinckley church lie Hincklc) first and second wards 'he DS church are holding what herie Morns called "a kind of a going jwd par's 'or 'he building" 'his Maich 2 at the hursda) evening church in Hinckley I' starts at 7 p m "V ou don’t need to bring potluek" Morris said "but bring sour own dishes” Morris is stake relief souety president She is also second ward activity chairman She and second ward activ it) chairman Deon tkins are putting the part) together Original construction on the church at 200 Sor'h Main began in 1930 and ( hurch President was finished in 1934 Heber J Grant came to Hinckley to An addition was made in dedicate At the part) boxes sealed in two cornerstones will be opened One is from the part of the building built in 1930 the other from the IV’O addition "In the VO box” Morris said "I know there was a doughnut put into it as one of because making doughnuts the fund raising projects the) had then don’t know what else was put in but we’ll find out Thursda)” he Hinckle) stake is composed of eight wards and one branch "They have been meeting for the last 10 ears in the Sutherland building” Morris said “It has been designated as a stake center but it has never been consecrated as a stake center so the general authorities of the church have said you will build a new one So the are 19"’0 building it in Hinckle)” The old building will be torn down within 30 days Morris said it will take 330 days for the new facility to be built Bids were opened last week About 325 people comprise each of the two Hinckley wards of ( “ hev 're retaining the newer part" Morris said "but all of the old part will be demolished A new chapel cultural hall and classrooms will be built It will the stake center for the two wards oat there FOOL continued hauls doing u rather that' an appointed board " Count) officials arc stud)ing the proposal "It we though' that the vote would be jeopardized by our staving on tile board” St) ler said "then we would rathe no' But if would not be jeopardized if the people will still support un decision that would coine from us then we would reconsider on tha point" fie primary count) pioposal calls for he district board to he composed of a representative from each of the live cities in Las' Millard (Scipio Holden illmore Meadow and kanosh) a member of the count) commission and three at large positions One ot the at 'urge positions would be an additional hum representative illinotc giving the at) at least two seats on the board "Which to me is lair" Gillms said “because we’re putting a quarter of a million in ot our own inonev ” Keith Gillins Gillms said size at d location of the at the Feb 21 pool was notdiscussid meeting “Once we saw what the county was offering" he aid "we then knew we still hud this Ical technicality to take care ol ” the district would Once formed determine the size and location of a pool and whether n will be indoor or outdoor “They would get input I'm sure from community people and all of the Last Millard people before a final decision is made” Oilhtis said An indoor pool the preterred option in a recent survey conducted by an ad will cost more hoc study committee than the $500090 available "If more money is needed" Gillins said "then V the county said they would be responsible for taking care of the additional mone) Now they didn’t say specifical-Ihow they just said they’ll see that it gets done” Brmkerhofl said he doesn’t know where extra money for construction would come from if needed “That’s a good question” he said "I don’t know We’ll find some money” Taxes are not an option he added "We have lots of other options There are several grants from different places We could wait another year and get some more money from the county or We have three get private donations or tour leads” Brinkerhotf said a covered Junior pool is being considered "but don’t know what we'll cover it with ” Operation and maintenance funding would be determined by a vote "We’re going to go to the voters and ask them to maintain the pool but not for construction” Brinkcrhoff said “But we can’t schedule a vote until we know what we’re building” One provision ol the county proposal read “If the vote of the l ast Millard Recreation District fails then rillmore may choose to use the County’s matching funds to build Fillmore a pool" A second and separate proposal offered by the county would bypass the recreation district It read “Millard County will give Fillmore City $25000000 to Fillmore City Fillmore builds and maintains the pool” More meetings between city and "We county officials are planned decided we would meet again with them” Sty ler said “when they had found out the way their citizens felt about their contribution and after we had some feedback from the surrounding communities as to the makeup of the district board” The county’s share of the funds come from an $825000 tax settlement recently reached with PA Local postmaster at national meet A delegation of six Utah postmaster members of the National Association of Postmasters of the United States (NAPUS) headed by Utah Chapter President Reed Hill Roy traveled to Washington DC last week for the 23rd annual NAPUS Chapter Officers' Conference Feb Vaughn Manhin Oak City was part of the delegation six years Investigators discovered the owner of the vehicle Rodolfo Baltaar 19 of Needles Calif had been missing for several days "After further questioning” Phillips said "the male suspect said he and others had killed this dividual and he gave a description as to where the body could be located” Arizona ottiuals were contacted The body was found Thursday afternoon "It appeared he’d been shot several times with a shotgun” Phillips said The gun found in the ear was owned by Baltazar Phillip said Shotgun shells were found at the murder scene It has Sue: Here is that pix took at the Utah Press Association convention last week of you and UPA executive manager Nancy White holding those five awards we won for the 'better newspaper' contest Sorry i didn't get them in the last issue with the story I've been wracking my brain all this week trying to come up with a logical way to include the picture in this issue without making it look like we're bragging But I haven't come up with any ideas Do you have any suggestions? DeVon Quarnberg Ken: been determined if the gun the car is the murder weapon although the caliber is the same The two are being held in the Millard ( ounty jail in Fillmore on suspicion of homicide They also have warrants for heir arrest on charges of vehicle theft trora Arizona and local charges have been filed "Of course upon any waiver of or order of extradition” Phillips said “we’re prepared right now to release them to the Arizona au'horities ” Those authorities were expected to arrive in Fillmore early Friday Teb 24 The two suspects appeared for arraignment before Justice of the Peace Ron Hare in Fillmore Friday Jones was charged w ith possession of a stolen motor vehicle possession of marijuana carrying a loaded firearm in a vehicle giving false information to a peace officer and driving without a valid drivers license Henneberry was charged with possession of a stolen vehicle and possession of marijuana not No yet tourd in Company seeks revenue bonding Boettcher and Company a Salt Lake will sell the City bonding company bonds Sower said about 20 people will be needed for the fust eight months of construction and up to 30 in the cond phase About 40 jobs will be created by the project after construction Industrial revenue bonds are a means by which a private entity can use a public entities bond rating and purchasing power to secure favorable financing for a private project “It’s like an endorsement” County Administrator Robyn Pearson said "You can get a better bond rating and a better sale out on the bond market but the public entity does not stand any of the risk All of the risk is assumed by the issuer of the bonds” Pearson said a good share of Brush Wellman and Continental Lime were industrial both provided through revenue bonds Construction of the hospitals in Fillmore and Delta was provided by a bond issue County Commissioner Mike Styler said industrial development revenue bonding is a “fairly common practice” It allows a government entity like Millard County “to loan their good credit name so to speak to a commercial venture” Styler further explained a bond issue involves the private sector in that a commercial enterprise enters into a contract with a bonding company for capital But the county profits if a venture it supports through a bond issue results in jobs and tax revenue “That’s why we’re willing to help them reduce their bond rate” he said “We want them to build here and this is one way we can help them do that” But 1989 is the last year that dustrial revenue bonds can be issued “Some have abused the privilege” Pearson said “so Congress is The withdrawing that permission” new tax law “sunsets” the program at the end of this year The program applies to manufacturing and mining activities only Other types ol businesses were withdrawn from eligibility recently There are limitations on The amount that can be bonded in each state Pearson said Utah has plenty of bonding apQualified remaining capacity plicants are considered on a first come basts After the county approves the issue the state must then agree to it “1 think they will” Styler said If the state approves Styler said Boettcher and Company will float the bonds and “hope for the best interest rate they can get" by Ken Rand industrial revenue bonds may be issued to help pay some costs of a mineral extraction plant at the south end of Sevier Dry Lake A public hearing on the issue for Crystal Peak Mineral Corp was on the agenda at the regular county commisFeb 28 in sion meeting Tuesday Fillmore A notice of that hearing was published in the Chronicle Progress Teb 9 Barring objection the county was expected to sign formal papers ing the issue at the meeting Crystal Peak General Manager Larry Sower said the $9 million bond issue will be used to build the salt plant and will stockpile facility Construction begin 30 to 60 days after the issue is approved and take 18 months to complete Sower said County will pay district Gary E Stay IHC names new DeltaFillmore Center administrator It has been announced by Intermountain Health Care Corp ot Salt Lake City that Gary E Stay presently the Planner for IHC’s Northern Region has been named Administrator for the DeltaFillmore Community Medical Centers and the West Millard Care Center with duties there to begin on March Stay who brings 25 years of hospital related experience to his new position has been with IHC for the past seven years As Planner for the corporation's Northern Region he has been respon sible for activities at seven hospitaK While in this position Stay has worked with a number of outlying facilities cluding a hospital in Evanston Wyoming Burley Idaho and Kemmerer Wyoming "I have been deeply involved n those hospitals and their problems and concerns relating to being an outlying hospital” Stay said “Being involved has built in these hospitals operations a great interest in my mind that there is a great future in helping deal with the problems of outlying hospitals” Stay said he looks at the job in Delta and Fillmore as an opportunity to become involved in the community with the goal of providing the optimum care available in today’s health van environment Betore coming to IHC Stay was the Associate ol tin Superintendent Presbyterian Medical Center in Denver During his time there he developed an interest in long term care That interest further increased when he was responsible for the management of a home lor aging and an extended care lauhty in Denver Stay was responsible tor a number of hospital departments and was active in the Denver area community health care issues especially those specifically relating to the elderly population Stay and his wife Laura are the parents of four children and grand parents of seven The Stays presently make their home in I avion by Ken Rand Central Utah Water Conservancy District officials say they should get all the tax money owed them including taxes protested by the Intermountain Power Agency Millard County Commissioners had requested the CUWCD join with other taxing entities for whom the county acts as tax collector in allowing the protested portion to be placed tn an escrow account until the dispute (an be settled 1PA is protesting about 44 percent of the taxes it paid last year County into a officials have entered to escrow agreement" “gentleman’s the protested amount with the state treasurer’s office Whoever wins the dispute will claim the escrow account plus interest All taxing entities in the county have agreed to the deal except CUWCD the governing body for the Central Utah Project Tax money paid by 1PA under protect was put into the escrow account because IPA officials said they were concerned some of the entities in the county that receive tax money would not be able to pay it back if IPA later prevailed in the protest CUP officials say that concern doesn’t apply to them that CUP is financially healthy enough to pay back the protested money if necessary CUWCD Board of Directors at a Feb 9 in meeting held Thursday District General authorized Orem Manager Don Christiansen to write a letter to Millard County Commissioner Mike Styler confirming the Boards decision The letter also assured the the county that the "Cox Decree" legal basts on which water issues in the Sevier River Basin are determined - would be honored by the CUP “That has been their intent from the start” Styler said "and they have reaffirmed that and that any exchanges along the Sevier River would be done only with the agreement of the Sevier River water users” Styler said County Treasurer Mary Day was authorized to send a check mediately to CUWCD But that check will cover only the portion of money owed CUP which was paid by resident taxpayers which comes to about $130000 plus all but 44 percent of IPA’s $925000 assessment which is the amount under protest Styler said CUP wants the protested money paid as well “We won’t do that unless we get IPA’s okay to do it” he said “I called IPA attorney Mark Buchi and plained the situation He said he’d talk with his general manager and get a ter back to me” copy of that letter will also be sent to CUP That letter has not arrived yet Styler said Court actions In Fcurth District Court session held in Fillmore Wednesday Feb 15 there were several civil matters heard and only one criminal action A probation termination was granted for Andrew DeHaan Presiding Judge was Boyd Park Crossword Puzzle Across 41 Catch a crook 4 College mil org 8 Kindergarten subject 12 Ball or brow 44 45 47 48 13 Notion 14 49 50 51 Unadorned 15 Conflict 16 Close to from the weather Considers Hosted City transport Suitor Last word in church 7 Musician Arab Republic of Eygpt formerly (abbr ) 7 Away 18 20 22 23 24 26 30 52 53 4 Down 2 3 Small salamander Hindu nurse Thiamine deficiency M A The three wise men for eg 34 Sparse jB5 Pie — mode 37 Singer Cara 38 Vipers 39 RBI or ERA 31 40 Heroic narrative science 42 Deserve 43 Withered as 41 Bio flowers 46 Presidential nickname IcTh 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