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Show 4 Ca.rtay Lakeside JAy 1? 1997 LakeS1d Provo firm helps history, Internet i of Congress Imernet collection, Program allows historical documents, technology to mesh "Today's announcement is wonderAil newt Ior anyone who is interested in our nation's great heritage and nch history," said Lana I'oner. president of Ameritevh Library Services, "Amentech is proud that its efforts will digitally preverve ihouvands of historical items from acrovs the United States and will bring them imo the libraries, ihe homes and ihe nhoolt of millions of people io enjoy and PROVO - Ten iiutitutuwt, including It brancs, universities and historical societies, have Km selected w participate in a library of program that lues hutory with tfie Internet, The program will allow anyone with Inter-n- et chemh," accot lo view rare hutoneoJ dvumcnu The Library of Congress Kgan io digitize end plton that were once only available in its collection in 1 994, Io date, aoo.ou) items, kKkeJ archives, such as Revolutionary War maps and drafts of ihe Declaration of IndepenProvo, hawj Ameritech library Service. a subsidiary of Amentech Corp,, donated 52 dence and the Cienyvburg address, can K million io ihc Library of Congres lavi year to through ihc Library's web viie. make the program possible. The two then The fllowmg winners were chven from 76 aprlicanis. teamed up to announce a competition to deUrown University. ProviJence. R I., for termine which imuiutiont would K awarded rami io digiite their rare Amencana materi- African Amencan sheet muoe, 1870-192al t. Denver lublie Library, for its photo hisHistorical materials from winnen of the tory of ihe American West, 8uviv20. Duke University, Durham. N.C.. for hisftft phave of the ihrceyear Library of National Digital Library toric Amencan sheet music, 1850-192Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., Competition will be included in the Library Cwes hand-wTin- for lantern slide images of American landscape and design, New York Public Library for siereoscop. ic views of small town America, 1850-191b Nonh Dakoia State University, l argo, for images depicting the seiilemeni of ihe northern Ureal Hams. 180-192Ohio Historical Society, Columbus, for lest and images focusing on the African American espertence in Ohio, 1850-192University of Chicago for photographs of ihe botanical environment in America, 1897-193- oh-um- cd 0. 1. b University en Hill, for first-perso- n of Norih Carolina, Chapel narratives of the South, 160-192- University of Texas. Austin, for photographs of the South Texas border regions, 1900-192- 0. The collections were chosen based on historical significance, technical viability and relevance to the existing collection. Information about the Library of Congress and the National Digital Library Program is on the available Internet at http:www.loc gov. USU presents fall family workshops 'Families Pioneering Into tho Future will cover historical, future families LOGAN - The Extension Service Annual Leadership Conference this fall is an opportunity for parents to find out more about today's most pressing family issues - child development, youth at risk, finances and consumer education. Families Pioneering into the Future" Sept. 30 to Oct. 2 on the Utah State University campus e ncvcldt, Fulbright and Getting More Done with Scholar and former head of Less Time. USU's Department of Family The cost for the materials, and Human Development, e snacks and one lunch spcjking on Families and Com- brings together professionals presenting current information and research on all these topics. The keynote speaker is Susan break-tim- munities is S40. There is additional 54 fee of the Puturc." In between, conference participants can choose between 23 workshops including Grandparenting Now and then. Keys to Connecting f amilies, Who Gets Grandma's Yellow Pie Plate, Recipe Substitutions for Reduced Fat and Sugar, How Not To Get Burned on Home Improvements the conference with her address Pioneer Families, the Agonies and the Ecstasy." Anne Butler, history professor at USU. will present the luncheon address "Who is Family"?" Closing speaker is Jay Schva- - for the Jensen Historical Farm tour. For registration materials and information on the availability of tuition scholarships inquire at the Davis County USU Extension Office. By RICH HCNSEN MICHAEL WIMPISH Man Having U.S. naval forces perRobert C. manently based overseas allows the Navy and Marine Corps to Chance: respond quickly to a multitude of of Layton crises around the world. Recently, Petty Officer 3rd military units in "Exercise Cobra Class Robert C. Chance of Lay-toGold." This annual exercise took the of place in the Gulf of Thailand. James and Val McAllen of Lay-toChance said he realizes the imdemonstrated that speed portance of being based overseas during a training exercise in the as well as participating in exerSouth Pacific. cises like Cobra Gold. Faster response of troops and Stationed on the amphibious warship USS Fort McHenry,'.' material during an overseas Chance and the crew deployed emergency is the reason we keep from their home base in Sasebo, ships and aircraft deployed overJapan, and within a few days seas, Chance said. Chance, an electronics techni joined other U.S. and Royal Thai U S. Navy Putwc n, son-in-la- w n. to pay for a connection where the my already owns tthe prop- Council, developer will look Into splitting costs erty). he said, I think that's going a bit far," Mayor Bdl Petty said the South Weber Water District determined the fee. l ady on. the covt of a retention pond was a concern," Petty said. Ihc concept is that it can he ued as a little recreation area. How can we grow grass wiihout watcrT Petty said a similar situation exists with another parcel in an adJnional phase of the develop-men- t. water connections Pr tom ouccgpxna for SOUTH wi 1!J 31 - A local developer doesn't believe he should have to puy water connection fees fiir land he donated to the city. David Brown, a spokesman for American Heritage deselop-er- t. believes the firm is being unduly picked on." At issue are two lots the developer provided for a stormwater hold pond in the Cedar Bench area. "We landscaped it, built the (water) system ... now the city wants us to piy $1,500" or the cost for water hookup, he told Ihe City Council on Tuesday. He said ihc city received the parcels two years ago. Should the developer have Council member cian, maintains, operates and repairs the ships electronic equipment. As the communications supervisor of my shop, it's my responsibility to ensure that all of the ship's communications gear is fully operational, said Chance. Cobra Gold demonstrated the ability othe Navy and Marine Corps to work with their Thai counterparts in a major land and naval exercise. The exercise also improved the operating techniques and procedures in that area of Southeast Asia. These exercises allow the United States to lyam the capabilities of our allies and brings us all together in camaraderie and understanding, sqid Chance. Life at sea is demanding, but Chance, a five-yeveteran, said he finds his job rewarding. ar Meredith named to council FARMINGTON - Former Davis Health nursing supervi- Mary Meredith has Ken ap- pointed to the Career Services Council. Meredith, who retired in Jan- - to replace Fran Brown on the council. The Bountiful rcsi-sdent will serve a three-yea- r term effective immediately. xion Kays-vill- recently participated in e, Ex- ercise Cobra Gold, a multinational exercise with Thailand, while assigned with the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit. Exercise Cobra Gold is designed to strengthen the cooperation and abilities of the forces of both countries involved. Rupp is one of more than 2,000 Marines who participated in the three-wee- k exercise, which included amphibious landings along the coast of Thailand and flight operations from the aircraft car- rier USS Independence. Rupps unit is an expeditionary intervention force with the ability to rapidly organize for combat operations in virtually any environment. The 31st MEU is divided into ground, aviation, support and command elements. Marine Lance CpI. Brian J. Jensen, son of Ned J. and Marjorie L. Wall of Layton, recently completed a month-lon- U.S.-Jord- an g, military exercise while attached to the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit, currently on a six-mon- th deployment to the western Pacific Ocean. Jensen is one of about 1,500 Marines and sailors who participated in Exercise Infinite Moonlight in the Jordanian Desert. griev-nam- ed Trails West set for Monday FARMINGTON - The Davis County Library has three programs featuring the West beginning Monday. At 7 p.m. Monday the North Branch of the library will present "Trails West" Pi- oneering and settler experiences will be told by Julie Horn, from the North Branch, and her family, who have trained with the Utah State Parks and participated in the Sesquicentennial celebration. Music will be performed by the Old Time Fiddlers. On Wednesday at 7 p.m., ,,, Tales from the West will be "shared at the South Branch Library. At 7 p.m. Wednesday the Headquarters Library will present Trails West at the Davis County Courthouse. is part of the ongoing bilateral exercise program between U.S. Central Command and Kingdom of Jordan military forces. Marines and sailors from the 15th MEU and Jordanian soldiers focused their training on small unit tactics, fire support coordination and battle skills sustainment training. During a brief respite from the rigorous exercise, Jensen and other members rocked the port city of Aqaba with a talent show, playing to a packed house which included Jordanian top-ranki- navy personnel and their families. The annual exercise provides military training opportunities The 1991 graduate of Washand enhances relationships between U.S. naval amphibious ington High School of Ogden forces and Royal Jordanian joined the Marine Corps in May armed forces. Infinite Moonlight 1994. Over 1 000 Dresses, Suits, and gowns off up to 70 What Newton would have done had there been a Kinko's nearby. 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