Show The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday March 30 1986- -5 Cache Instructional Workshop settles into new home By Kristi Gllssmeyer staff writer director Lynn Nelson Bullen was honored Friday afternoon for his part in winning some 8300000 in state monies for remodeling the Wurlitzer building and making a house for CIW The former senator was also e honored for his commitment to the Nelson said handicapped Years ago Bullen contracted with the workshop members to assemble his irrigation wheel for his farm Nelson said “At that time I guess you could say he (Bullen) fell in love with us” said Nelson Since that time Bullen has taken the whole workshop about 100 people out to dinner on at least two occasslons as well as fought for funding in the Legislature Nelson said Bullen’s philosophy has been the handicapped should have just as good as facility as anyone else he said “Historically the adult handicapped person has not been taken care of and trained as well as those handicapped children who are still in school" he said “It seems after they graduate or turn 22 they are lost” Area lawmakers and civic organizations were honored Friday at the open house of the Cache Instructional Workshop which has settled into the old Wurlitzer Building in Logan The Cache Instructional Workshop a project dedicated to training handicapped adults to move into the general workforce moved from its old site at 3440 North 3000 West in Benson to the new site at 1223 North 800 West in Logan CIW has occupied of the new site since Jan 2 1988 The former Wurlitzer Building site also houses the Bridgerland Area Vocational Center which takes up about 176000 square feet and Utah State University Printing Services Under a Utah Senate bill the state acquired the Wurlitzer Building for use by the Bridgerland Area Vocational Center and the Division of Facilities Construction and Management has been mandated to sell 21 acres of the site as a means of financing a portion of the BAVC remodel project State funding for the Cache Instructional Workshop to be included in the project was sought and won c'uefly by former local Sen Charles “Chic” Bullen according to CIW 20000-square-fe- state-own- long-tim- et 51-ac- re ed Organizations honored for helping the handicapped help themselves included the Parent Teacher Association for fund raising and the state Eagle’s Club whose former women’s auxiliary president Betty Kaae kicked off a campaign that raised 85000 statewide for CIW 51-ac- re New Drew Rawlins and Curt Christensen work at a table saw at the CIW strains on Aquino" government MANILA Philippines (UPI) — A controversial declaration of provisional rule an aggressive purge of mayors once loyal to Ferdinand Marcos and tough cease-fir- e conditions from insurgent groups have put new strains oq President Corazon Aquino’s government Midway through her first 30 days in office the influential archbishop of Manila Cardinal Jaime Sin spoke of a honeymoon for Aquino and appealed to potential critics to restrain themselves But Sin’s call appeared to have been overtaken by events and by Easter weekend he was leading prayers for the government and warning of a “coming 100-da- y crisis” for her part said she doubted there had ever been a honeymoon “I think more than ever I realize that it will be impossible to please everybody" Aquino said “I don’t think the honeymoon was ever there judging from what I’ve been getting" Vowing to “cut the cancer out of our political system” Aquino last week abolished the National Assembly and enacted a provisional constitution giving her temporary powers at least as great as those previously held by Marcos “It appears that many Filipinos continue to support the government of Mrs Aquino and openly endorse her moves" wrote Aquino political Jim JohnsonHerald Journal commentator Nines Cacho-Olivar- es “It is this popular support that Mrs Aquino is banking on to stabilize her government and keep the armed and unarmed opposition at bay “It is this same support that she must continuously court to survive the transiAquino’s move to abolish the assembly however brought tough criticism from Marcos' political party the KBL and d supporters of the former president who ironically accused her of being a die-har- AND CACHE ANGLERS' ANNUAL BANQUET kaput” In the city of Olongapo home of the US Subic Bay Naval Base popular KBL Mayor Richard Gordon was ordered out in favor of Teodoro MacapagaL an Aquino supporter who lost an election bid in 1980 Gordon like other ousted KBL mayors refused to vacate City Hall touching off skirmishes between rival factions over control of the municipal building Local lawmen also were reported taking sides “This whole business is really counterproductive Instead of getting down to recovery they’re playing politics and it’s really tragic I don’t think the president wants that” said Gordon Aquino also faced difficulty in handling dictator But worse it frustrated some of Aquino’s most loyal allies in the National Assembly who had advised her to work 1973 constitution within Marcos-tailore- d “She doesn’t understand the dynamics of a legislator who urged Aquino not to abolish the assembly “Politics is a game of maximizing friends and minimizing enemies” he said “It seems to me this move will maximize enemies for this administration” Opponents said they were considering National convening the Assembly to formally declare Aquino’s provisional constitution “null and void” Aquino also drew heat from the mayors and governors of the nation’s 74 provinces KBL-dominat- ed the and 1500 cities and towns where Local Governments Minister Aquilino Pimentel began removing KBL officials and installing Aquino supporters as “officers in charge" FLYFISHING ROAD SHOW capitulating” Adaza said “These two acts of the Aquino administration have galvanized the opposition “There’s a crisis on the local level and a crisis on the national level with respect to the National Assembly If she cannot stabilize it in two months I think she’s tion” power” said Homobono Adaza FEDERATION of FLYFISHERS' The Municipal Mayors’ League called a three-da- y protest against the ouster of the mayors who were elected in 1980 and contend they should remain in office until new elections are held “Most of the decent elements of the KBL and the local officials were already 16000-stron- communist-le- d g Road Show: Featuring Jerry Siem of RL Winston Rod Co and fishing guide in Montana Idaho and Alaska Clinics from 9 am to 4:K) pm at Community Recreation Center 198 So 100 West Free to the public Banquat: at 6:30 pm at Zanavoo Lodge in Logan Canyon at $10 per person Reservations must be made by filling out below before April 16 Events by The Herald Journal and Logan Recreation Department Begins r ti i i i i i i NAME New Peo- ADDRESS ple’s Army which Saturday celebrated its 17th anniversary In the first five weeks of Aquino’s government 343 people were d killed in incidents The NPA’s general staff and the military commission of 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