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JjojJgJJoJOSunjtaKDjcaitarlljeroonfjngW 5 - 4 ram r ttOUDJTS By United Press international Anuria U Wednesday J eOetak end rt1 c( 4m panto left' half a tins said fin YEREVAN Soviet Anuria (UPI) ailllin hometea udlltel Intend tenas and notch nd men workers d A Mikhail Gorbachev An ArmeriucffieUlsaidSetunaju strickubytts nod CJ oa the toaredthe earthquake-ravagerfty of many aa 343 people died The Soviet leaderi pneeace in the Leriaakan Sarirtay to console gnev- 4MM la - grim-face- d lac survivor and assart them the Kremlin voald "do everytUaf to reader" necessary aid According to firyt official estiaiatca rrieasedSaturday the earttqaakn that recked the Soviet repubue of J - ed re mm J ahu of Leriaakan — Anaeaiai everythtag to reader the aoceuarjr he Ianest etty that vas s sail "Nov the met help the temblor important thiag is to uve an thou seeead two-ttird- y dsatngd shoald be evacaated as seen as peestble" Gorbachev sail "to Georgia Krasnodar and Stavropol mom and devastated ngta Saturday a aatieaal in elhsrngisas then an fMto plans of c day Burning to accoaaedate thea As far the planes landed vtth l acne team with dopiad hope they win be able stay ea friwaslogtiTtt warned a less here and as strike anako a of heartbeat am arid help elear the rates " Bder capable detecting uytiao Gottachev Soared the enabled n- "Yea eaa be son ve ehaU do tens of debris a aell igiyxt i who caa etui bo uved" Thoaeaads of Soviet troops lathe restate the vakoefiMaths i of ethnic violence searched for servivors with hate frea specialist team frea FtaaeeTmierlaad and Britate Aathorities aeaavhile prepared far - trout dampen road plans Creek’§ wild - : By John J Wise sian armor A naturally reprodaciag population of nova trout taBon Elder Creek aay unting inhibit plans to widen the highway that parallels the mail strata efaag aaeh of Be coarse from near Marina toBrighaaCtty The stream and the adjacent streamside vegetation have taper-tea- t (riparian sones) enough value to prompt engineeri to looh more seriously at otter alternatives for widening US SMI through Boa Elder ' Canyon according to the US Army Corpa of Engineers - - ' I Porpn biologist Carry said the crook and Newali ripariu aone in the canyon "will he very important lately aheney later review! In Box Elder Canyon : piani for widening the plans highw The section of highway wUekwtade throegh the mountains from Brigham City to WeUavUle in what is popularly known aa Sardine Canyon is being studied far possible ' widening The study as well as an - aavoa eery for tall tend shoriden and two traffic laaeo in eaeh direction he bald That alternative would require greeter alligation — puutta far the daauge environmental impact caused by a project Bat eat ng ting into the niuaide iHU also under have aome enviroaaental a $831000 contract with the tradeoffs Ben added Bat Utah Department of Tranapor- - those may not be as severe as tatiou potential depredation to the otter are there creek Although minamatal eoncou boat “Tte orlilul kfc wu to plated jSLrasA riparian aone and the idf- should be avoided" Sj£srs3j6 2SS‘ftanowii8 Dave Berg Centennial's jHjJ? weifrtt project manager laid his fira 52" is evaluating aovteg the highway alignment to the "" north away frea the creek The ereek'a end into the hillside Eartier trout littery depend! “ “ottr aEiSn eelf-eeeteint- eg flourish NewtU explained The sarrooqdteg vegetetta provides shade and covnr for mb and harbors aquatic in1 rettfategwalli to provide reoa u more sects iaportaat as food sources to trout iregreciii the ripariu aone he said wul degrade the fishery “If the highway cuts into the stream it wffl affect the etroaa and its vitae aa a productive trout fishery Newell late “Mitigation and far it is part of the planning aaaAaaA tuA ALa progcMwitne Berg and otter eoaoaltanta ware planring in November to enviroaaental effect of yrione alternatives would ho difcnssed and reviewd with taterested dtiseas Bat the meetings have beu delayed boeanee of the addedtiae needed to evaluite locating the highway away froa the etroaa Phoenix confident (despite By Scott Harris A press release issued that day by Garwood Walton president of Mountain States Aviation staff writer Phoenix Aviation President Pul McShane lays he believes Ids aircraft will still be produced in Cache Valley despite what he alleges have beu hostile attempts to “smash" the company But otters involved In litigation against McShane say the plane will never be produced and contend that he hai Bade similar promises elsewhere Accusations nm prionty la u from tavestori and past employees have led to at lent throe lawsuits against McShane ud have prompted Investigations by the federal Securities ud Exchange Commlssta and the Su Diego County District Attorney's Offlee But McShane continues to express confidence He said in a phene interview that ha received throe pages of proposed modifications for the Phoenix early last week He added the production of the that work continues said the eompanywould “employ I ud 500 Utahns within throe to five years and will ultimately employ as auay 1000 Utahns" Since then reports of u McSkuo'i tovulroacri in extensive litigation have surfaced in the local and state media But he arid last watt: ‘The people at the university (Utah State Uriveirity) wno will be producing the plane were the firit told about the repra-aentativ- f rtuyiiiruyiv! u iiiuauiiL u es Mountain States ragraaantativei aay mm of the allagattas an taw They aay tteyiave ban paid for the work they have dou solar and that they will continue to work towards the prodne-tt- a of the aircraft jsr aircraft The proposals came froa Mountain States Aviation to Logan which ii wotting under coo tract with Phoenix Aviation to produce blueprints and eventually the aircraft itself McShane deaonitrated the aircraft at tta Logan-Cacb- e and anaonaead Airport Oct ptaas to move its production to Lsgu fna Albuquerque) NM He anaouecd Mountain States would produce the twouat aircraft in kit fora far bnyen to assemble v aw i djcgnuf production of any new aircraft is But those wotting the Phaenlx at Mentals States Aviation are very experienced ud the plane will be built here in Cache VaUey" Walton laid d and "Then has been a Issd tad-cu- rt smear campaign by Is atteagtiag' to break the company" u costly- - wed-planne- Mrfhi— IW "There haanaen a conspiracy to destroy the and to take over the eompaay" Waltooagroed lot Mao MeCarey who is involved in Ittigatta against McShane says those charges n“tedlenw" vii ? “Who would want to take over control of a eoapeay that la that far in debt I have nothing to gain froa the eoapany" he said A aajor investor in Phoerix Aviation John Chirks Bevson New York City said the aircraft will be produced no Better the outeoBf of eourt eases or investigations “The whole thing hu no effect on the eeapuy The suite an not for that much aoney and there an not that auy planes involved" said Bevson One lawsuit involves allegations that McShaaa didn't deliver airplane that wu paid ter In eeaasatlai on the salt McShaaa last weak said dsparits were Bade by Investors to whan he wetted as Faleu lately Craft — ter IS planes Bit he cestoids ha djatribnter u a front-cana- accusations against ae ud Phoerix Aviation" (Fbnr of the ria pereona Involved in the local company also watt far USU) McShane said U Uoutala States believe the plane eu be pndaeed others should be able to as well " rd - feaPEOENIXagigtt r |