Show 9 ThaSunNews Nov 13 Prison officials A South-- update committee on progress Enforcement at the Central Utah was Regional Facility Gunnison one of the items discussed in the Council meeting Warden Van Dcr Veur reported that five police service dogs and their handlers completed rigorous training and all were certified He explained that one way of is through obtaining information the inmate phone system This is owned and operated by Telematic Inmates access this system by way of a code number This allows them to access only approved numbers on their listings “We arc also trying to install a very September sophisticated dictaphone system to aid in developing investigative leads” the warden added This in essence records all inmate phone calls The facility then monitors the recorded conversations Inmates have been informed that the phone calls are Utah law only requires screened that you obtain permission to record calls Warden Van Dcr Veur said the Enforcement Bureau is constantly testing and making suggested upgrades to the perimeter fence system However “electronic fences do not keep inmates inside They are merely a tool used by professional competent staff” he said Councilmembcr Miles Jensen said that there had been some false information floating around the local communities and he appreciated hearing information “straight from the horse’s mouth The information received in these meetings helps us dispel these misunderstandings” he added Kent Larsen Councilmembcr asked about the mock break out which had been held near the Rumor had it that meeting date the escape had been completed in 25 minutes Warden Van Dcr Veur said that Enforcement Unit tests all of the systems and especially ‘our weak Officer Kitchcll links’ routinely the escape who was attempting was probably more adept at compromising systems and was able to The warden escape the facility reminded the group that the first line of defense is the housing officer - not the perimeter fence The Warden reminded the group that during the initial phase releases of inmates were not to occur Howfrom the Gunnison sites ever as the institution continues to modithis be practice may grow fied Councilman Larsen asked about the funding for Phase 2 and progress in terms of the Gunnison facility being able to function independent of the Draper facility Warden Van Dcr Veur responded that “In terms of funding for Phase 2 the legislature will be petitioned for planning and programming monies in January Statistics show that “we cannot continue to incarcerate at the present rate without building additional bcdspace” he added Warden Van Dcr Veur noted that “We are constantly adjusting housing to maximize bed space to fill the current needs” In other action the following was discussed at the meeting Executive Director Gary De- - Education avenues open to CUCF prison inmates Inmates at Central Utah Correchave tional Facility in Gunnison educahad access to the tional system for some time according to Warden Fred Van Der Veur He added that now is available for staff and community usage Snow College courses are also underway Fifty classes per term are available on the USU network and include lower upper and graduate level course Cost for USU courses Cost for Snow classes is is $15 $25 and Snow has a requirement that there be at least 15 enrolled to justify holding a class There is no minimum enrollment set for USU classes Bob MacGillvray reports that 66 of all inmates housed at the prison arc involved in educational opportunities It is expected that 85 to 95 inmates will be enrolled in college courses this fall while 283 will enroll in high school programs Funding for the upcoming year for educational programs has been cut severely according With Dumplings — The Border Delight Southwestern Chili 1991 “Apparently the way MacGillvray the law is written rural Utah is penalized and the majority of the money for Adult High School is centered on the Wasatch Front” he said The facility is reviewing several options as well as making suggestions to the Utah Legislature to change the law to reflect the needs in other parts of the state is The Educational Department also looking at the Canadian CorIn rectional Education system of prison Utah from 50 to 65 inmates fall back into criminal Howactivities after their release ever in Canada only about 17 relapse into criminal activity Utah officials are hoping that they can learn from the Canadian system some ideas that can be used to lower the rate of criminal activity after release from prison his retirement Land announced It will bceffectivc January 3 1992 Weight training equipment was installed in the Aspen and Birch areas of the facility Inmates arc to participate in exerencouraged cise programs to maintain physical well being Garth Mecham with LDS Social Services has been on site at the prison to see how he can aid the institution The first inmate baptism was held in the facility in Warm up this fall with a tempting new twist on chicken and dumplings dish which comSouthwestern Chili with Dumplings is a delicious cooked chicken and dumplings with zesiy chili bines Preparation is easy Simply simmer the chicken tomato sauce and chili Dutch osen Then stir in the beans and corn and heat seasoning in a to boiling Upon boiling drop dumplings made with Bisquick baking mix cornmeal and milk onto the hot chili Just before serving top with shredded Cheddar cheese September The prison’s volunteer program is going very well There are more than 130 trained volunteers who donate 000 hours each month in such areas as genealogical (Chero- kee Nation) research sludymusic classes etc Southwestern Bible If you like to have any questions or would become a volunteer contact Celeste Denton or Lewis Bagnall The voluntecrcontract staff are being requirements training rewritten An requirement will become standard and will be developed and put on video tape Medical services have come a long way in the past year under the direction of Dr Robert Jones Last year the Department’s budget deficit was due largely to medical overruns $1 million The Warden commended the support received from local doctors and said that as the institution grows to Phase 3 it is anticipated that ‘we can capitalize on the services available in this area” Inmate work crews outside the secure perimeter fence should soon be in action These inmates will be assigned to assist mainte- Chili With Dumplings 2 cups cooked chicken cup water can (15 ounces) tomato sauce package (1 34 ounces) chili seasoning mix can (15 ounces) black beans undrained can (8 ounces) kidney beans undrained can (8 ounces) whole kernel corn undrained Dumplings (below) 12 cup shredded Cheddar cheese (2 ounces) Dutch Mix chicken water tomato sauce and seasoning mix in oven Heat to boiling reduce heat Cover and simmer 10 minutes stirStir in remaining ingredients except Dumplings and ring occasionally cheese Prepare Dumplings Heat chili to boiling reduce heat to low Drop dough by 12 spoonfuls onto hot chili Cook uncovered 10 minutes Cover and cook 10 minutes longer Sprinkle with cheese Cover and cook about 3 minutes or until cheese is melted 6 servings 12 cups Bisquick baking mix 12 cup Dumpling Dough: Mix and 23 cup milk until soft dough forms High Altitude Directions (3500 to 6500 feet): No adjustments are necessary RegTM General ri'i77 nance personnel in the grounds functions Other work programs will as Department foi contracts be developed such of Transportation cleanup etc 0 About 50 percent and beverages of : the packages used program Law enforcement officers say Add it all up and we think you'll agree Sevier Valley ATC has 100 going for you the supporting Many groups removal of livestock off public lands would have people believe that before the arrival of white man the West was abundant with wildlife However records of early trappers and explorers note the following according to ‘Buffalo News’ Cedar City Jedidiah Smith in 1826 described the Great basin as ‘Completely barren of game’ Echoing these statements Peter Skeen Ogden said “there is no game in the Humboldt River area Perhaps that is why Zonas Leonard called the river the Barren River Many exploring parties encounthere tered hardships believing would be sufficient game Sublette’s party in 1832 ate the beavers they and their own crickets trapped moccasins Fremont said the Great Basin ’s only game was jackrabbits Activity Center Individualized Instruction Open Entry Open Exit New Facility Financial Aid Available COMMERCIAL applied MATH APPLIED PHYSICS (POT) 0CT DIESEL MECHANICS ibf School Calendar GRAPHICS PRACTICAL NURSING art- off guard west Ranchers say that findings have proven that the removal of animals doesn’t improve range conditions The rotational system of grazing however does improve the range Many federal agency people ranchers and University range scientists have found this system improves the range faster than no grazing at all The allotment ranchers pay taxes on calves sold they improve watersheds and pay capital gains for their allotments They are not subsidized they work and pay for the right to an allotment the publication concluded SECRETARIAL CLERICAL ACCOUNTING INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY also in A Snake Indian woman told Ogden of having to resort to cannibalism when food ran out It would seem that intervention since that time has helped rather than destroyed the wildlife of the Selected Business Credit Accepted by Snow College Certified Instructors Excellent Equipment Fully Accredited Approved Veteran Training Low Tuition Cafeteria basically the drugs are introduced by visitors who conceal the drugs in body cavities and then somehow pass them on to the Was the West ever that abundant in wildlife? ppOnetol Winter Term Starts With Registration November 22 Classes Start November 25 that catch inmates food ENROLL THIS WINTER routine at CUCF Gunnison The Midnight Caller program is effect at CUCF Under this program at unscheduled times officers will complete cell searches during the night in an effort to the United States are for Invites you to Drug testing of inmates brew' In Utah Project WILD is sponsored and funded by the DWR For about Project more information WILD in Utah contact Daphne Sewing at (gGimflei? Senator Cary Peterson and Representative Ray Nielsen recently visited CUCF and both are supportive of putting Corrections Education in the Project 2000 Statement mate It is also known that inmates make their own alcohol or 'home ? ewiiei? WaflDe to Random urine screenings to test for drug use have begun at the Central Utah Regional Facility in Gunnison A number of cells are selected by a computer program on a daily A basis and the inmates tested recent report noted that 05 of all tests are returning 'positive' Some have asked how prisoners get the drugs which cause them to lest positive in the urine testing in In a Rose Garden ceremony at the White House October 31 President George Bush announced his selection of Project WILD as one of three recipients of the President’s Environment and Conservation challenge Award for Education and Communication Project WILD is a conservation education proand environmental gram for teachers of kindergarten through high school students in all It’s 50 states and five countries purpose is to educate youth to make the informed decisions affecting quality of the environment for people and wildlife President Bush recognized Projthat ect WILD as an organization the cooperative best exemplifies innovative spirit of the new environmental era in the area of education and communication Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Director Tim Provan who serves as Chairman of the national ComProject WILD management mittee accepted the award along with Dr Cheryl Charles Executive Director of Project WILD Director Program said “We look forward to accomplishing even more in the decade to come Project WILD is a long term effort to solve wildlife the problems of people we share” and the environment Dr Charles noted that “The public wildlife agencies deserve enormous credit for the accomplishTheir leadment of this program with eduership true partnership to stand and willingness cators with their commitment behind personnel and funds have all contributed to Project WILD’s suc- cess” ': is Project Wild receives award from President 1991-9- DRAFTINGCAD iru FOOD SERVICE AUTO BODY (Collision Repair & Re finishing) ELECTRONICS AUTO MECHANICS FARMRANCH MANAGEMENT COMPUTERS 2 A FUILDING TRADES COSMETOLOGY - Sevier Valley Applied Technology Center Classes and Training at SVATC are hroughout the school year andStudents may enroll to meet their individual needs and calendars starting August 26 1991 through May 28 1992 Although Students may enroll any school day throughout the year there are three major enrollment periods which correspond with the trimesters at North Sevier South Sevier and Richfield High Schools and which run for 60 days Fall Registration August 26 1991 with classes starting the following day and continuing through November 21 1991 Winter registration November 22 1991 with classes starting on November 25 1991 and continuing through March 2 1992 Spring Registration March 3 1992 with classes starting March 5th and continuing through May 28 1992 basis students interested in nurs lthough most programs at SVATC operate on an ing and some business classes will need to be aware of and plan to enroll on specific enrollment dates 2 If you have questions call SVATC at Sevier Valley Tech We - soo west 200 south - Richfield - Serve All Hiah School & Adult Aae Students! 2 |