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as drug paraphernalia subjects "ere transported to jail and charged irto the EMJC utth the folio" mg charges Hard n "as charged "ith Class B misd possession of marijuana possession of drug He aplicense DL drugs speeding and no drivers paraphernalia and Class C misd all charges He peared Monda morning in front of Judge Ron Hare and pled guilts to "is given a fine put on pa'bation and released from jail Both kuhn and Bamos "ere chareed "ith Class B misd possession of marijuana possession of paraphernalia and unlawful transportation of alcohol from another state Each pled not guilts to the charges kuhnwasordred released by Judge Hare and Bamos' bail "asset $950 which he posted and was released Both were ordered to appear again on Nos ember 211 E'IS Fire and Accidents There were six ambulance runs this week with East Miiiard handling four and West Millard and Scipio Ambulance with one each There were four f re calls which included two injury accidents There were a total of 12 accidents in the county this week two ot which were injurs accidents Speeders MCSO Deputies wrote 63 speeding citations on speed enforcement shifts this week The average speed was 91 89 miles per hour There were three tickets of 100 mph all were written by Sgt Scon Corry bcfd in r rx' he 15 New rule to guide management of national forests announced WASHINGTON Nov 9 2000 — Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman announced a new rule that will guide management of America's precious tional forests and grasslands The rule proposed in October 999 and now finalized will better protect the environment improve public participation in forest ities and integrate science more effects ely into Forest Service decisions The rule provides for an innovative and participatory approach to forest and grasslands management "W'e are increasing public participation into our planning process while ensuring that sound science and the goal of sustainability are the basis for all forest management activities” said Glickman “We will manage the national forests in a way that protects the env ironment while continuing to ensure a sustainable flow of goods and services such as timber recreation and clean water from the national forests: The new rule rewrites the US Forest Service's requirements for developing projects and land management plans for all 175 of our national forests and grasslands It is based on the recommendations of an eminent committee of scientists chartered by Secretary Glickman in 1998 and success stories from the field “ The rule calls for including the public stewardand scientists in the ship of our forests” said Mike Dombeck chief of L'SDA’s Forest Service “By Serv ice gaging people earlier in Forest and activities and keeping them involved throughout the implementation of our work we will be better able to resolve issues before they become major conflicts” The new rule is fully consistent with other ongoing Forest Service efforts and policies including the proposed roadless area conservation policy Under the final planning rule being implemented today the Forest Serv ice w ev hethcr roadless areas need additional protection when individual forests and grasslands revise their land management plans The rule which appears in today's Federal Register is effective immediately It applies to all future land management plan revisions or amendments except those drafted in the next six months In three years the rule will also apply to all Forest Sen ice projects All existing land and resource management plans will remain in effecL day a documented fact Newspaper advertising delivers a specific and exclusive market other media misses 0 Call for details It’s r-C monoxide WJjri Ctanr Irct encourages farmers to vote family from ad Cfersoid Fregrevv Tbn —? cr cheer's rnx- -j err--it a ft'n iz'z x? irxx i ivj — ixn FSA Hgas Meteor shower 2 de beci-- r utis as m as Cumon is Commor sources :h mrey s car e exhausted ard rg heaters Carbon po sorn g can be eas ly m ta'Irg a t oreq-- a area on esc h CO detector rear the sleep level cf your home In add ton to CO detectors the Ltah Safety Council crer the tV’ow-- g sa'ety t ps Have your fumade and heating system inspected and sen iced arruallv e or an automobile m Never ary other type of enclosed space d Have yo- chimney d e professionally Make sure that the burner fames on your furnace and stov e bum blue not bms orange or over for Never ue your gas heating Never use grillsvvr hbahs mviJe your home Never operate gas burning heate-- s or appliances in a closed room This holiday season let your employees and loved ones know you are concerned about their safety give Carbo Monoxide detectors as Christmas gifts this year For additional information or to purchase a quality Carbon Monoxide detector contact the ltah Safety Council at ihOI ext 30 or i'!0) ext 3u3 1800s made In the early were sometimes rial called nickel spoons of a mate- sil'er (t was two parts copper one pari nickel and one part zinc fused together this weekend? L Ron Hubbard One of the most acclaimed and widely read authors of all time Cl904L Librvv r—ee 'i H CxTs-- tee 2 sms yex's L ey cm L A 2 Deeret id Tre e eotxm is Fx--r cor FSA f recv- -s be igmcu’tun! to farmers ard p'egmmsadrr- - sceredby rees mclde loans and payre-of a"o— erts yeldx and fa — er kars cc — ry —ce es’ab rraxet’-- qotxs s d —ster pi— e—s ftf so'es ard otrer firm dsuster i to all farmers Bu’ftts have been and raxe-- s lsted on the FSA voter list ’or LAA 2 ard be returned to the county otfice or posmarked by Dec 4 2 Farrrers and raxherswfn) feel they xe e‘ g ble to vote but do not receive a ballot may receive a ballot by visiting the office or eallire 4 :ie ori4'5 County benefits Continued from frontpage Commissioner Dearden pointed out a gxd iixome of about S35limi a year from the Power Plant but in the future this will be decreasing each year "In the course of fiv e years or so it will brirg us to a point where taxes will have to be raised to keep up with the expenses of the County unless other pro- isions are made” he said “If we lose the interest we are now enjoying and don’t replenish it it will come back to haunt us If the rate of serv ice is greater than the income then taxes to those of the County who are fixed income people and those who are making less than the County Fmployees will be hit with taxes to cover that rate of serv ice ” that M Hard "I’m not trying to be a he said “I'm just thinking of the future and what could happen if the County uses up its surplus which w ill be year and does not getting smaller make provisions to replace it Rfra hidden paths —Gorman proverb Shell ie Dutcin JUg— eis 2 9 e—XT DsctCort r D by Gx A! aU Corue-- s 2 a FREE LUNCH SPECIAL get a 16 oz drink FREE Buy a DinoBurger We now have large PRETZELS $075 Coming soon NACHOS CHILI CHEESE DOGS Come in and see our rvt appear charged 2000 1$ Km M3-u- e - e it rorths Ai3-d- e the A!lxd (ft in - for Ja on pxrtat treatme- -t ee p it fulfil! facility e his ja co— p "as W tuaxer After reanrg class ad rev rg the argument from x report Judge Stott se—erveed Ah taker to nit msme fx" 5 yea’s m the Ltah S’ate Frson !ftr ex’ e on and N3 days m the Jail for the class B misdemeanor T’e tenced w as cta ed ax1 taker w as p aced on court supervised probation for 3h mo’ths ordered to serve days in the I!!xd County Ja witn cred for days served She s to enter into an impatient substance abuse treatment program 2'Al or surrender herself to by Aiar serve the additional 9) days All other terms by Adult Px’ole and Probation are app’oved Don M haift Hoffman appeared for an initial appearance Hoffman is charged with one felony bu’glary and one class misdemeanor criminal mischief Judge Stott released Hoffman on his own recogniaxe with strict conditions to his release The matter has been continued until Dec Russell Pikvavit 3” appeared for tial appearance Pikyavu is charged with one felony burglary one felony assault by a and one class C misdemeanor intoxication Judge Stott set bail at Sfcxt cash and continued for a w aiv er hearing cm Dec one ' Kendra Lv nn Dav is did not appear for hearing Dav is is charged with one felony distribution of a and one class B substance momisdemeor obstruction of "istice tion was filed to continue the matter to Dec 7 The motion was g’anted waiver THANKS Thanks Again Connie Hansen THANKS The by passage Education to Budget the TO of shift VOTERS who supported our schools and on Election Day Leeway the Leeway will now allow the School Board of that funding into our Maintenance and Operation operating costs of our schools Because of your support we will not have to make drastic cuts but will be able to preserve those programs that are so important for our students When announcing the election results last week's Chronicle referred the Leeway as a “tax increase" Although this is technically correct want to remind the voters of the School Board's promise to offset that increase by lowering the debt service levy by the same dollar amount It is really a “tax shift" and property owners will not see an increase in their taxes to Once again thank you for your support Sincerely Ray Timothy Superintendent Millard School District To voters In School Board District DIAMOND D INN ASSISTED LIVING I Saturday c)loue4n&&v 25 2000 Ut V imule ijotc to join ns foi refreshments and entertainment from I pm until 6 pm at 23 4 UtV-s- i 1 Haiti Street &)clta (4 35S6 clltai I ristmas cJliqht Pa rode from the' spacious lecrealum room of the ' diamond SJj cSnjo4j the c(Li 3 would like to thank all of you who supported me my recent bid for election to the Millard County School Board It was gratifying yet very humbling I will work hard and listen closely to your Ideas and hope that by doing so I can always maintain the confidence you have placed In me A special thanks to those that helped with my campaign in any way Without your Ideas support and effort I never could have been elected I especially want to thank my wife Marcia for her total dedication In this endeavor She was by my side every step of the way and really went the distance I also want to thank my good friends Ken & Connie Mortenson for the neat people they are and for the clear fun campaign that they ran You guys have my total respect! I am looking forward to this assignment and hope that In some small way I can help our precious young people grow to be honest self reliant and caring citizens of our community and I tflir ftr g— fe s B rrsdemex-o- r Thanks to eeryone for the support Risen to me in the elections I promise to sene ou to the best of my ability Also a special thanks to the people in the Recorder’s Office All the hard work they do is appreciated more than words can sa thank everyone voting for the Voted In nation Thanks again! Lee Tlppots ee tae- - ’"o aier as pee- - found Behavior is a mirror in which everyone displays his own image — Goethe like to a GED s Dec S' o ee pe sentence 4 $1 89 Cheeseburger $1 99 1 1 0 N Main 0 Fillmore Phone (435) Weacce£ralh7Tajmrcreditjjjard announcing s re cc— p into a comp sccessf-”- v co Marta T two e 5 is to uhn six for Jeremy Tyler Kingsbury waiver preliminary hearing Kingsbury is charged w ith one third degree felony possession of a controlled substance one class B misdemeanor possession of a controlled substance and one class B misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia The matter was set for a suppression hearing Hamburger GRAND OPHNING eft'ebr M Bde artex-e- Svr a 36 to Dec s for a a x EAGLE BOARD tAc 2 P2ZS probation be revoked asa': trr:e the MfLard Corry Ja re eased fore charges were ft :e A bench w x art has been ivsei Te—asC A Jones appealed for tnril appearaxe Jones was arxirted counreserved the cil Jn S ’ivers J ige qesron of atoney fees to be resolved when fre marer was cox! for Cora e Graff a appearance Graff is chx’ged with ere fekny b— g ary of a £ c'l :rg ard one cia C misdemeanor irtxscaticrt the matGraff was appointed council ” ter is contrued to Dec Cmdy Sue B’orson dd not appear for Brorson is hearr wa ver p’elimnxy felony charged with two class A misdecharges fo’gery ard meanor charges theft The matter is continued for entry of plea on Dec Jarvis May cock appeared for waiver prehminx-heartrg May cock is charged w ith one class B misdemeanor use or possession of drug paraphernalia one class B misdemeanor possession of a controlled substance one felony possession of a cor trolled substance one c lass B misdemearor driving under the influence ard one class C misdemeanor driving with expired registration Deferse torney Stanley Adams requested discovery from the state The maaer is set for preliminary hearing on Nov 17 Lance Leagene Smrstick appeared for waiver preliminary heating Smrstick is charged with one second decree felony possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance The matter is set for preliminary hearing before Judge Hare on would 1 court a in topics For more information call ext 110 4:00 pm to 8:30 pm DinoBurgers and get Call ins Welcome - is fes-- y by On Nov ember 16 thousands of Americans will join together to try toqu t smoking FearureSouree offers the low ing articles by author and Bill Dodds on encouraging smokers to quit How toQtit Smoking On Minute at a Time Ask the Author Quitting Smoking Smoking Tnvia Quiz for apVisit wwwfeaturesourcecom t pealing Great American articles as w ell as a w ide ariety of other Monday Family Night - N : c’—ra e students BUY 4 j r T appeararce Mxz for wrh t Crosland’s Corner Procress November Fourth District Court Report by ux Aea bit Smoke-Ou- "A culture is only as great as its dreams and its dreams are dreamed by artists" Love knows es a fx— “ strut e -r er to ic— ftr a next 5 American CULTURE There could be an impressiv e sky show this weekend when the annual Leonids meteor shower flies into lew Unfortunately the show may be best seen from eastern Vxth America “Still” says Hansen Planetarium’s Patrick Wiggins “there’s a good chance that we here in the west will still be able to see a number of impressive meteors” This particular shower is known as the Leonids because the meteors appear to radiate from the constellation Leo the Lion Knowing just when to look is a problem but many astronomers predict the best views will be during the early morning pre dawn hours of Friday November 7th W iggins cau'ions “Just remember that it’s best to not use telescopes or binoculars as they severely restrict how much of the sky can be seen” Instead aspiring meteor hunters are advised to “Simply lay back on a lawn chair and just look up” Leonids show ers occur ev ery ear w hen Earih passes near the orbit of comet and huitles headlong though the debris the comet has left behind The debris then bums up in our mosphere resulting in “falling stars” or meteors Dcbns hitting Earth this week may have left the comet as far back as the early 1700s W iggins notes that “Most meteors arc smaller than a grain of sand and bum up 80 to 100 kilometers above our heads Typical meteors travel about 20 kilometers per second but Leonids are the fastest of all meteors traveling at about 70 kilometers per second At that speed a Leonids meteor could travel from Snowville to Kanab in about 5 seconds" For further astronomical information please call the planetarium's Starline formation Service at 801 or visit us on the Internet at http www Utah edu planetarium - o anori m -f FS Oa s areas The ard ecto- - art Poem ci" r du'e- - fc' Auers- - Ti—c:rv D Crafts Je—y Saee— krst-i- e W Star word e CCC s cm Dec count de bu 2 at 9 a m in the M ’lard C our fSA effee iocied a: 65 W No F ce LT The publc is we co- -e to de Cur- is c “rn ca id me it g es it sr: m s k’ler” Car-lime or no "i— 'g cf ns - exs s n Monox di CO is a c Uxte'evs gas : k s iO Lur'S iach year When ' :s blood s caracm to to CO cx--s c ghoul m bd S— ar to :fce are of CO jv s a tV ge ra c fx CO can he In h gb d x uvi to vv’e Ci x poisoning “SIe-- u Ut - V - Countv Chronicle Hard M Police Blotter |