Show Herald Journal Logan Utah Friday April 6 4— The 1984 Two developers get help from Logan council By David Cornwell obtain the staff writer Time is running out to finance your next development with industrial rev enue bonds Stop by our offices and inquire today That's just what two developers did Thursday stopping by the Logan Municipal Council meeting and coming away with $12 million in industrial revenue bonds Valerie Bunn representing Gary Leishman and Cache Enterprises received authorisation for $500000 in brads for a commercial building at 710 South Main and Scott Theurer representing Tony Wegner and CHW Partnership received approval of $700000 in bonds for two developments in Logan Theurer told the council that while he would rather not have to rush to industrial revenue bonds two bills pending before the US Congress could halt issuance of those bonds later this month Essentially developers use the city’s name to obtain IRBs which offer substantially lower interest rates than commercial financing Theurer said one bill before Congress would void all IRBs issued after Jan 1 1984 while another MU would void any IRBs issued after the bill's passage Theurer said $250000 of the money from his firm's IRBs wUl go to develop sn industrial park in the vicinity of 8th West and 18th North while the remainder will be used for purchase and renovation of the Logan Library property at the corner of 1st East and 1st North Councilman Loye Martindale voted against granting the request saying low-inter- est Those ordinances would establish two new classes of liquor licenses in the city a class 1 and class 2 consumption license each costing $300 a year Both would be available only to restaurants As presently recommended class 1 licenses would allow customers to bring alcohol into a restaurant and would be limited (like city class C beer licenses) to one for each 5000 people Class 2 licenses would allow restaurants to obtain state liquor licenses and sell mini- he felt it is tacit approval of the Ubrary’s sale to CHW But said Theurer granting the request does not preclude his company’s being outbid by other concerns with other financing Cache Enterprises said Bunn will use funds from its IRBs to build a 5800 square foot office building at 710 South Main Councilwoman Anne Skanchy voted against that request saying too many uses are being “scrunched in" to too little space Discussion of amendments to alco- bottles holic beverage ordinances and manufactured housing guidelines occupied much of the meeting Amendments to the city’s guidelines for manufactured housing in subdivisions brought developer Ralph Walker to the meeting Walker said while he did not disagree with most of the proposed revisions he is opposed to a requirement that manufactured homes in subdivisions With Councilmen Norm Wahlstrom and Martindale voting in opposition the council voted to consider amendments to the city’s alcohol ordinances at its April 19 meeting have a concrete skirting around the home’s perimeter Walker owner of a subdivision for manufactured homes south of Logan said the homes are already set on a solid foundation and that the outer concrete skirting adds nothing but cost to a home The skirting would also make it difficult to perform maintenance underneath a home he said Following a lengthy discussion the council tabled action on the amendments until it has discussed the issue further with Walker In other business the council granted Dennis B Udy’s request for a rezone of 3 acres at 790 East 14th North from residential to commercial Uday plans to build a crave nience store there Obituaries (Editor! note: This obituary is being printed again in its entirety The obituary published Thursday carried the picture of someone else due to an error made by The Herald Journal's obituary writer who selected the wrong person from a group photo The writer and editor apologize tor the mistake The obituary is reprinted with the correct picture) D Hansen COLLEGE WARD daughter of Charles D and Phyllis Taylor Baker She married Dell C Hansen Nov 25 1942 in Preston They were later divorced She was a lifetime resident of Cache Valley and attended the Cache County public schools She was a member of the LDS Church — Surviving are two sons and four daughters Kay D Hansen Michael R Hansen Logan Mrs Danny (Pauline) Hyrum Harris Logan Mrs Clayne (Kathy) Liechty Nibley Mrs Glen (Susan) Gilles Hyrum Mrs Todd (Sandra) Davis Baker Hansen 58 Doris died April 1984 3 at Regional Hospi- Logan tal She was in 1925 Baker Phyllis a Mendon mother Smithfield born May 21 grandchildren Mrs 14 Logan one great urday at 2 pm in the Franklin Ward chapel with Bishop Larry Bill and Arvilla Bradford conducting Friends may call at the ward chapel Hess Hyde Park Graveside services will be Saturday from noon until Saturday at noon in the Logan service time Burial will be in Gordon Zilles officiating City Cemetery The family will the Franklin Cemetery Friends and relatives are in- have a private viewing at Hall vited to call two hours prior to Mortuary one hour prior to the services at the mortuary services Burial will be in the Mendon Ethel MINK CREEK Idaho City Cemetery Baird 85 died April 6 1984 in L the Franklin County Nursing N Home A complete obituary will Graveside services for Lincoln Wendell Linder will be be published in a future edition PRICE — Nicole Barry in- conducted of the Herald Journal ArFriday at 11 am at fant daughter of Lee and the rangements are by Webb Logan City Cemetery Brenda Boyden Barry Price Friends Home may call at Hall Funeral was born April 3 and died April 10 to 10:45 am Mortuary from 5 1984 in Price are her parents Surviving Price two brothers Dennis and Derrik Price grandparents Funeral services for Ethel Dorislee Hess Barry Weldon - grandchild One son and her father preceded her in death Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 pm in the Hall Mortuary chapel with Bishop 3OS°2977l(0W LOWEST TEMPERATURES Gary and Diane Boyden ( UPI WEATHER By United "j SHOWERS FLOW FOTOCAST Press International PETERSON— Susan and Craig Newton a boy April 5 LUCIA— Judy and Thomas Preston Idaho a boy April 5 Cache Valley Up to S i ncties of rain in the Northeast caused flooding that collapsed dams closed highways and sent thousands of New Jersey residents fleeing from their homes today More reain was expected "There's no letup there" said meteorologist Nolan Duke at the National Severe Storms Forecast Center in Kansas City Mo "Rivers are rising" Duke said 5 inches of rain fell in upstate New York and up to 3 inches Flood doused New England today warnings remained in effect from southeastern New York to southern Maine New York City police advised commuters not to drive and instead use public transportation after a deluge that broke the city's April 5 record for rain with 244 inches and swamped numerous stretches of parkways and coastal highways A record rainfall in New Jersey prompted authorities in five northern counties to declare limited states of emergency About 2500 residents sought shelter today in National Guard armories firehouses and high schools "We're trying to make them as comfortable as possible until normalcy is returned" said Harold Spending director of the state Office of Emergency Management Rain and runoff from the Catskills threatened at least two flood control dikes in the Hudson Valley a New York conservation official said Heavy rain Thursday caused a dam break on the Ramapo River just north of Suffem in southeast New York and caused record flood levels in the Passaic River basin in the same area Green’s Pond overflowed its banks near Fitchburg Mass destroying a dam and flooding Route 31 Minor flooding was reported in eastern and western Pennsylvania but the Ohio River crested 3 feet below flood stage in Pittsburgh early today In New Hampshire highways near Manchester were covered by 4 feet of water and mud slides blocked roadways near Laconia Flood waters in the White Mountains pushed a car off the road Four inches of rain in Morris County NJ pushed the Rockaway River out of its banks and closed roads and Michael Logan a boy April 5 HALE— Kelly and Darin Mendon a boy April 5 JSNOW DAYTON Idaho — William Binggeli 85 died Apil 6 1984 in an Ogden Hospital A complete obituary will be published in a future edition of the Herald Journal Arrangements are by Webb Funeral Home - SCASHPAIDS for mod furniture glassware tools 1 mite hoais FINDERS KEEPERS MSotSMs Hay-H- i 7524712 or 7534)954 Anderson Helfrich will be Sat- About Cache News of record bb CARLISLE-Kat- hy ‘ W Binggeli E Helfrich REED— Kathleen and Rex Smithfield a girl April 5 GREEN— Susan and Lynn Hyde Park a boy April 5 V great-grandparen- ts Barry BIRTHS Logan Regional Hospital LOS ANGELES Murray Linder 3000 SAN FRANCISCO Drury E Baird Calif Wfeather Murray Clair and Doris Kaye High-spee- d Lace and Levi Square Dance Club will dance tonight at the Presbyterian Church The intermediate class will commence at 7 pm followed by regular dancing at 8:30 Spence Hill will be the caller The Coupon Club will meet Tuesday at 7 pm at 334 North 7(titkiH60H Main in Smithfield and Sona 149NMoinJ3owntown 752-413- 3 filMU LOUCHE MLLEYUkLL a Acres of Qiroim 99 chase ends Farm Tractor & Implement Show in arrests Three Cache County juveniles face felony theft charges after d leading police on a chase through Wellsville Canyon and Brigham City that reportedly reached speeds of 100 miles an hour high-spee- Utah-ldah- o The youths were driving a two-da- y Camaro alleged stolen out of Preston according to a Cache County Sheriff's report In the car officers found a pistol taken from a truck stolen out of Logan The truck was later found abandoned As a result the three male teenagers each face charges in Cache County on two counts of third degree felony theft and one count each of class B misdemeanor theft Box Elder County authorities are waiting for a Brigham City police report of the incident before considering charges a spokesman for the county attorney's office said this morning The chase began Wednesday night at 8:33 according to the Cache Sheriff’s report released this morning The girlfriend of the Camaro’s owner alerted officers after she recognized the car in Logan A sheriff's deputy spotted the car in the Dry Lake area of the canyon followed and radioed the Box Elder County Sheriffs Office to set up a road block in the “tubing hill" area the report said The juveniles went around the road block and increased their speed to 80 miles an hour through the canyon the report said The vehicle eluded two more roadblocks reaching a speed of 100 miles an hour at one point before racing through Brigham City at 75 miles an hour according to the report The Utah Highway Patrol the Box Elder County Sheriffs Office the Brigham City Police Department and the Cache deputy were all in pursuit of the Camaro when its engine blew Forecasts Logan: Cooler through Saturday with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms today turning to snow tonight and decreasing variable cloudiness Saturday with a few showers developing late in the day highs today in the mid 90s and Saturday near 50 lows tonight in the lower 50s Utah: Cooler through Saturday with scattered showers or thunderstorms today and early tonight decreasing showers later tonight variable cioudi ness Saturday with a few showers over the mountains the snow level lowering to 4500 feet in northern Utah and to 5000 feet in the south late tonight highs today from the upper 50s through the 40s and Saturday from the 50s into the lower 40s lows tonight in the 30s Southeast Idaho: Windy and cooler today with considerable cloudiness and scattered showers or thunderstorms cloudiness and showers Decreasing to partly night with subsiding winds highs today anu cloudy Saturday Saturday from the lower 40s into the lower 50s lows tonight mostly in the 20s about 2Vi miles west of April 4 -- 7 1984 Is an equipment purchase on your mind? “Acres off Iron' is a cooperative effort on the part of Cache Valley’s implement dealers to present the equipment available in the valley in one convenient location A f ' i Bullen’s Tractor Fort New Holland Buttar’s Tractor Casa Hasston Massey-Ferguso- Ellis Equipment Gehl Knight Quonsat Snoarco Lindhardt International International DuAI Modern Farm Equipment Allis Chalmers Hasston Ford Gehl Over 60 pieces of equipment will be on display! Parker Brothers John Dsara Tri HAYING TILLAGE HARVESTING EQUIPMENT and TRACTORS State Inc s Valley Implement Casa Naa Holland Brigham City ending the chase I I |