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employees and they are then spent in his is a list of those employee's who participated in this participating businesses promotion and are appreciated by the participating businesses and The Delta Area ( hamber of Commerce Watch for this listing monthly Anne Rylher Rick Moody Brook Pace Robert Warren homas Cal liter Gary Christensen Ronald Mooney McCausland Dale Palmer Paul McCollaum Blaine Ipson Gary Peterson Russ Johnson Gary Roger Slow ell Bill I ittle Bryon Griffiths DEADLINES cents to P ) CLASSIFIEDS S30 00 per 25 Copy POSTMASTER It Sell has Chronicle Progress A3Cps rintpnanceRppai' Pu’ct'asinq Co'iechoos Cool Reporter She e Uu’son Fiiirpo'eD'rp qw Loca‘io''S Pahvaot Poohng 48 East Center Street (43Si743E719 Kmfcall Insurance 25 West 100 South Subscriptions m Advance In County $25 03 per year SI 5 00 per 6 months Out of County lion no longer existed Recently the Sheriffs in the six county area decided to try to get this issue solved so they could get some help Six County Mental Health is controlled by a board of commissioners from each county In the past few months the Sheriffs and commissioners and hav e been working on the problem and it looks like a resolution may be close Referring to the proposal Sheriff Phillips said that his approach on this and to which the other sheriffs agree is that if Mental lealth can hire a new person out of their own budget or if someone wants to find it he will utilize it but does not feel it is cost effective for the few times a year he need would use it The local memberof Six County Mental Health is Steve Draper who is highly cooperative and is working hard to resolve the problem Through his efforts some is made progress being Sheriff Phillips said he hopes this will be decided within the next month that the services previously given will be livered with the existing budget or using the $24000 offered for a new employee to pay overtime stations with existing workers to do the jobs they are trained Delta Chamber Comer Ml even Suisl )y rl e ta 4 t'v Du N Puhiish'OQ ( 0 '’"d Deta tJtah 4' ei By Betty Jo Speakman Six Count) Mental Health which is centered in Richfield has made a proposal in the separate counties that a new employee be hired to dispatch and receive calls after normal working hours Persons who need help would be served without hav ing to use the regular officers for nighttime duty They want someone w ith mental heath and police experience preferably someone w ho has graduated from the tah Corrections Academy This person would work with Mental Health in these cases as well as the Sheri tTs Departments Ihe cost for this addition would he approximately $70000 per year with office vehicle and salary Six Country Mental lealth has offered to fund $24000 for this position Ihe balance of $46000 would be paid by the six counties being about $7667 per county Sheri ffld Phillips was asked to comment on this proposal and make his recommendations lesaid foryears since he took office in 1979 and after the new jail was built in 1983 there was a good working relationship between the Sheriffs' departments and the Mental Health people The local peoplewould work with them in an adv isory capacity in these situations change in the mission of the Six ( ounty Mental Health about six years ago made them no longer as ailable to the law enforcement people as they had been Adv ice and consultation in the jail situa- - p in o H Include self addressed stamped ens elope for return of photos obserx ing deep sky objects since the moon is April starts ofT ns first week mcelv for As the week progresses and we look towards m us “Newphase on Tuesdav the fourth moon powng larger and the west as the sun sets we expenence the slender crescent and of course setting later and later in the evening each with day larger passing we see the famous constellation southeast the look towards as we 00 22 Shortly after known was very well to the constellation of Here ties rising over the mountains This stones by both ancient Greeks and Romans and is surrounded by several mythological Hercules and even today we cultures Coins were struck by both cultures to immortalize immortal this being and shows television depicting have movies within its boundanes includAstronomically this asterism o tiers a wealth of objects m Hercules is Alpha Herculis alM known to ing some unusual stars The brightest star a diameter of 400 times that the ancient Arabs as Ras Algetht is an immense star hav ing miles and its distance of our Sun Computed out gives it a diameter of about 350 million more luminous than our of 430 light years from us This star is howev er only 830 times our Sun Alpha Hercuhs Sun hich literally giv es it a mean density of 0 000000 that of it a virtual vacuum by any is a typical red giant with a mass of only a few suns making that causes its surface temperature ordinary earthly standards The star is a ariable pe ol the coolest of all known to ary from 2400 to 2650 degrees Kelv in also making it one but requires an instrument stars Most amazingly this star is a beautiful double star as orange and emerald hav ing an aperture of at least ten inches The colors are described star An interesting to orbit the primary 4000 over takes years and the companion green Immersed in the gaseous feature about this system is that the companion actually is anes in color and temperastar so that at times as the primary env elope of the primary of 90 days a ture the companion will be more visible at times that cover period is white star about 95 light years from us and has a The star Delta Herculis ( is an interesting example of an optical luminosity 40 greater than our Sun This star but merely hapDelta double star The 8 magnitude star has no real connection with The two stars are moving in different pens to lie nearly in the same line of sight In a pair directions in the sky Delta almost due south and the faint star nearly due west look for a of binoculars the colors of these two stars are remarkable On a clear night greenish color and pale iolet against the dark background list here and a There are manv multiple star systems in Hercules too numerous to within the grasp of a pair of 7X50 mm good star atlas will list hundreds many that are binoculars Those fortunate to own a small telescope having an aperture of 80 mm find many more Using good corrected (3 5") and an ev epicce giv ing at least 00X will within this constellation optics will show a wealth of color contrasts Probablv the most interesting object in the constellation of Hercules is the Great in the Globular Cluster MI3(NGC6205) This is the finest star cluster of its type It Northern Hemisphere and one of the most spectacular telescopic objects in the sky in 1715 hav ing been discovered the prev tous ear by was first mentioned by Halley Charles Messier who was cataloging deep space objects at the time It is through him that even to this day we still designate ”M" objects as prev iously noted M 13 can be seen as and can a hazy patch of light with the naked eyes on a clear moonless night ith a telescope in the aperture range of four easily he found with even small binoculars to six inches the stars resolve themselves into a myriad ot white gems closely knitted w ill resolve or together like a swarm of bees Telescopes uh ten inches more in aperture thousands of stars increasing in number as aperture increases Fven to this day the world's largest telescopes have not been able to resolve this globular cluster to the core Ml 3 is about 21000 light years from us and is about 200 light years in diameter 100 light years It has been estimated although the main concentration of stars is within that over one million stars populate this area as shown in the photograph below The and MI3 diagram to the left should aid you in locating both Hercules For those of you that may need a planisphere to locate the various constellations they are again available at the Millard County Chronicle oft ice These are sold at cost for our i Six County Mental Health Proposal )i Proqress u:ns t4q Put" met in caucus to elect I’reunit No delegates to the ('mints Republican on IT April at the Millard High Xihool Auihloruim and to the State publican ( onsention on 6 Mas at the ast enter in Salt ake ( its lei ted as Counts Delegates are Mars Das mda Carter icki arsen and Jell Rasmussen Delegates to allend the Stale Republican nnseniinn ire ncia Rasmussen and u sen uk c gra County Chronicle Willard Util1 Sum’s iilmore d 'i itei lioheiti n s s Ints Soi Inc It rl le II n ednesdis Fth nil's ill e n iu oloeii mi i" lie ers iv in We s it v Setii'ii So m m Ho m ii1 Set ilti It Ini’ll ipiot lilnm ter mini ill e mill nl V 'to illnnne tie n'c in IsoFosoi ’mi In li e r'no re immnr Mednil mih'ars monument started in August ofI998 when was invited to a meeting of illrnore ( its Council at the Fillmore Cemetery to discuss the issue of veterans’ he decision was made to look into creating a veterans' memorial for the ma'kers illmnre veterans At a its Council meeting later that month was directed bv the City into gathering names and designs for the ( uunul to find a suitable location and loo prupoicd memorial Alter meeting with several property owners and looking at several sites it appeared the most feasible was on ’he north side of the Millard County courthouse met with the M 1'ard County Commissioners to determine if n December 7 1998 was teasible lo pursue a memorial at that site The Commissioners gave me tentative names finding funding and developing ipprov a! and requested that look into gathering a design lor a memorial The) also stated that it would have to be a county wide met with it was to be located on countv memorial proper!) From that time until was contacting our Senators and Representative and our them again in June of 1999 tah Xtate government representatives to see if a list of names was available and if met with Calvin Stewart and he developed a draft memorial funding was available design which presented at the June meeting with the Commissioners The result of all these contacts was a finding that an) list of names of veterans would have to be generated Irom within the count) and that funding for a memorial would have to come from the private sector reported these findings to the County ( ommissioners in June of 1999 and the) gave me approval to proceed with the project Starting in August of 1999 the Millard ( mint) cterans Memorial Committee was established on a count) wide basis with ke divided into three members Irom both the casl and west sides of the county subcommittees one lo work on funding one to gather names and the other oi memorial design ( e began gathering names b) hav ing Tom Iverson rev iew existing county records to develop a list of names as his Bo) Scout agle Project At the same time Donald II Inward C Allred Randall Cates Bob Wet) and Rod Ivie American Legion Corn T5 members have been gathering names for the west side of the county On the Post east side we have had Jerry Warner Calvin Stewart and others gathering names b) city Knox Huntsman and Sam he funding committee consisting of Sunrise engineering Stirlcv are cuTentlv drafting grant proposals The memorial design committee consistrank 1 homas Gwen Hunter and C Lance Bunker created the ing ol lerrv Brewer with wall a stainless steel plates containing the names of current Jcsign which is curved the veterans broken down b) eras with sandstone accents Our recently formed committee consisting of Rama Day and Suanne Limburg are helping keep the public aware ot our progress At this point in time we have broken ground for the memorial (app cost $75000) and are raising money to prov ide matching funds for the grants we are seeking We have a list We intend to have the ol approximate!) 3400 names and are looking to refine it memorial constructed and dedicated by Veterans Day (November 1) this year None of this would have been possible without the help of numerous individuals located throughout the county 1 here are many others besides those mentioned in this article who have contributed and are contributing substantially to the success of this monument ay ne Jackson has acted as our informal committee chief and has kept the momentum of the project going All these individuals deserve the thanks of veterans here in Millard Count) without their efforts this project would never have come to We st hae a ways to go but am confident with the support of the local pascommunities and the Millard County Commissioners we can achieve our goal Mark A Pierce the ' ii ' M reient ground breaking of the M ard Count Militan Monument th ought appropriate to cover how the memorial came about what has been done to going with the project and also thank all those who have helped he Uit : Mill p '!'! ' " ic I' vanunrr Sihrit ‘‘ M illniore " c I' if ::xv ' be di d where we are ith the proicct v) tar date hursdai ' Si uh the Mould - in rc - a X' H'l To the Citizens of Millard County M'1'IiTIP "c c M (tension llfliir Delta M IVI Fillmore 'ItI''H li: I" p " 4 mils llistnrs (enter Fillmore tah Stake M p tt " A oi p ri no M '1 Nil c l"f i" i' oV a mils is tor enter Delta Stake M'n A s r p M r t " ' p Driter in ' it r" Mu Mo Serines Dilta illrnore p " r hursdai ' A j ' ' Fillmore " IMi A Si! ri irst !(' ir !2X s I) a i" uc Great Basin lltsturtial veum i" ' ' s Mim u S ames hurs'lav M r ” I Jiior'i Sou: ietun lo the Editor must hr ijned to be considered for publication mat be ilhheld at h riter’s request at the discretion of the editor ‘ h Meetingi Fillmore: ii A x r TO THE EDITOR ETTERS ") I'lnridn M jit over & 2000 April America first Massachusetts mm — compulsory education law was passed in 1647 in Begin Your ebvafl OrderGraduation Announcements at discounted prices Two selections to choose from or a wide selection of photo personalized announcements 40 n 300 w ro tieruct Delta Utah We stock hank Vou's year round Notice of Position - - Wah Wah Valley Space-por- t presentation at Fillmore By Betty Jo Speakman The last of eight public meetings held during March to present information concerning proposed Wah Wah Valley Space Vehicle Launch and Reentry Facility took place Friday March 30 at County Commissioner’s Office in Court House at Fillmore Information provided by meetings should allow for a more effective scoping process to be conducted in the future Meetings were conducted by Doug Carrigcr and his wife who gave a slide and dialogue presentation w hich attending zens hope every Utahan may see Project is being proposed by Wah Wah Valley Interlocal Cooperation Entity (ICE) created by Beaver Iron and Millard Counties Project proposes the development construction and operation of a space vehicle launch and reentry facility It is Governed by a Board consisting of elected County Commissioners of each member County Current Board Chairman is Beaver County Commissioner Mark Whitney Questions concerning project can be answered by Commissioner Deardcn who with several others visited the Douglas Airbase in California to gather information details and qualifications for facility Proposed facility would be used for assemblymaintenance processing launching reentry and support of Single Stage To Orbit (SSTO) Reusable Launch Vehicles (RLV) Why is such a facility needed? Next generation of space vehicles will not be launched by rockets which w ill detach and fall into the ocean or leav e debris behind A new vehicle will carry its own fuel load in a clean launch leaving nothing behind It w ill deliver it’s then return to launch area where it will land on reentry ramp Ports or facilities will be inland— not needing an ocean in which to drop debris With current rocket system costs $10000 per pound to deliver Lockheed' Martin’s VenturcStar will deliver for $1000 per pound and return to fly again sav ing 90 Why Wah W ah Valley ? Two years ago ’CMOM position for consideration The site is located l'j miles south of State Rt 21 west of Milford Some 3000 people will be employed for three years then the number will drop to 500 to 600 steady employees Housing will be in isting communities only no new towns to be w ith businesses Besides employment and economic activity sociated businesses will exist as economic factors to the area as well as all Utah Governor Leavitt has formed a task force to help 1CF promising $125000 grant for response to Lockheed Martin The tentative project schedule is: Start Finish 4 00 8 00 Safety Study 2 Lnv ironmental Impact Statement 3 DO 7 '02 Request for Proposals 01 201 4 Selection of Sites 798 4 02 5 Construction LD3 6 06 First launch approximately 2007 Questions fielded and answered: low much chance has Utah or ICE? Q A It is single best site in US Only ten or less left in consideration Nothing to be done until after Safety Study When we pass that w e hav e a great chance Q What can indis idual citizens do to help move it forward? A Be active with County Economic Development support County Commissioners Donate energy and support be positive We feel it can happen here Q Is Utah behind it? A To the tune of $330000 from Legislature Governor supports it Once we pass the safety study w ill ask for more support Not a rich state but government positive Will change Utah's future Q W hat are negatives? A None we k"ow of Q How are we getting this information out to public increase awareness? A Awareness level will take place after safety study Unanimous thanks giv en to presenters and praise for all involved for information collected and work done to date 3 uc ?e neee: uietxortie NEVA Ml In l 8m vr bM 11 in population 1970 nd 1980 th whh was Nevada with 63 8 percent i a 9 POOR CO |