Show Page 2 — vtrrn: vZzX' r -- it Iii m - ir WTiaattafarSyr-r- tt r r? -- - Tho Herald Journal logan Utah Monday October 14 1996 L -- - 5 - r - s - J- - -n iTt— yrZj1 - LVA Tol mryA ygymnn Opponents of Billings LDS temple site organize HIIIINGS Muni (Al) — Sonic homeowners have organized against llie proposed construction of a Mormon temple neat the hillings Kimrocks One opponent says the stiucluie would constitute the " “corporate lakeovei of a iieihlxii hood John Hanson's home near the Kimrocks has become lempoiuiy headtpiarlers lor the group with is lighting construction of the temple in front of the "Kims" a west hillings area that provides a refuge from uihun (lappings Ihe opponents have organicd as the hillings Kims I’reseiiulion Society Its newsletter includes compulei assisted pictures showing Ihe Idaho l alls Idaho Moi mon temple superimposed against the Kims I he Chinch ol Jesus Christ owns about 14 acres pmposeil r- - ihe U iiij K sin and has asked the city to annex the piupc iix upcii ing the way loi services such as m h-- Inn s ami police protection The dims li lias ml u Mill luml all improvements t The opponents' ncwslctici uu u Js in iliai cun he mailed to the City Council mpnip lmiil ol the annexation The church through its spokesman has sanl it will do all it cun to meet the conccni- - "I leMilmts eon There have been ollici cities wlkn i m slrucliun was opposed Inn oi iliaui'nl then i I i l minds alter the building was in placi saol spokesman Don IxTeue ol Salt I al ( m II said that "in virtually all cases the mii'lhn- Ion n Hanson Deborah Aiispuh and 'h n twin sons - of lailler-da- Saints y Uucsiioiix ol sie ami design aren't settled he said vi ilicic is little the cliuich cun do to answer questions iniscd by opMiucnls I ai sen objects lo use ol the Idaho falls temple lo show how a temple iniglil look in Hillings "I'm ically disappointed that they're making he assumptions without waiting lor iniormaliol1 said Hanson said his visits lo temples in Idaho and I 'tali indicate ihe picimcs in the Kims (’reservation newslciter aie not exaggerations Society Ihe 'newsletter says the church's most recently consiiucicd temple in American fork Utah covers about III4IIIHI squaie leel and attracted 300 000 visiiois wiihin its first six months IxT'evrc said the temple actually diew (iKtiOOO visitors during an open house dial lasted six weeks not six months live in a home they built in l‘K 2 on Ihe norlheasieiu edge ol ihe hind owned by ihe Mormon Church I asl inch Hanson and Anspach leluined I rum a ill ice dai diiiing lourol temples in Idaho and Utah Ihe ip "undriscoied oui lear that this is not ilii)iiaie loi the Kims locution" Hanson said Most of ihe lemplcs were big while oi light col oied lopped with spires and brilliantly illuiniiiiicd all uiplil he said ( lilies o ihe Hillings site say concerns include increased trallic and loss ol tax revenue but Anspach and Hanson say that above all they waul lo picsruc "ihe integrity of the Kims" Kiehnd luiscn a loimer Hillings mayor and ihuirmun ol the leniplc lash force said the chinch is several weeks liom selecting a local aichitecl brief In State says prison not paying for schooling Idaho ranks sixth in number of divorces Idaho (Al’) - Despite its reputation for being a conservaplace Idaho has one of the nation’s highest diioicc laics Ranked No ( Idaho is lied with Alabama Willi nearly 7000 divorces annually Idaho's rate is 30 percent alruie Ihe IJS average f xpcils speculate Idaho's divorce rule is higher than the US average loi two reasons Idaho residents marry at a relatively young age And like Nevada Idaho requires that someone live in the stale for only six weeks lo qualify for a divorce Divorce has become so contentious and so damaging to the children of bickering parents that Idaho’s legal community is recommending changes in the way the stale oversees the breakup of families I he work Iregan last year at the request of Ihe Idaho Supreme Court and has led lo a proposal this summer that would bolster Ihe kinds of services olfered lo — and sometimes required of — families involved in divorces One of the group's initial recommendations this summer included raising public awareness about the effects on kids of divorces lo persuade high schools churches and other agencies to oiler classes for parents HOIST tive -- d lamily-oricnlc- SAIT IAKI- CITY (AP) — of Correc- I'lie Ulnli Department tions has been taken lo task by the stale School Hoard for pur- ixuicdly leaving public and high er education fooling Ihe bill for leaching inmates l our years ago Ihe stale's public and higher education agencies claim they agreed with prison ollicials to split the cost of the piogram three ways Recent studies show recidivism — the rule of inmates returning lo prison alter being released — had dropped 20 percent among prisoners involved in Project Horizon Hut during discussions about ihe school board's 1997 budget request ('directions was accused high-conlli- ct high-conlli- ct Fire guts Salt Lake apartment complex SAIT IAkf CITY (AP) — About 75 people fled from their burnthree-alarblaze gulling ing apartments Sunday after a their il building Salt kike City lire (apt Jeff Slansfield said there were no injuries but damages lo the structure — wiihin a complex of Heartland Apartments units — was estimated at $15 million The building was made of wood and the fire spread so quickly that firefighters had only 20 minutes inside the unit before flames forced them out "We know these buildings well We come here often” Stanslleld said " Hie structures are sound enough but we knew they’d go in a fast-movi- m of hailing out of its financial AP plioto hirt THqI’c nntfo ijULia hurry" commitment bull rider Brian Herman of Victoria Texas gets stomped by Strawbeiry Wine during the final round of the Professional Bull Riders pjnaS jn Lag Vegas on Sunday Herman igu6 Bud Cup got the wind knocked out of him and suffered a facial contusion 1 “They arc not doing their part" member Katharine Garff Woman assaulted left for dead Aviation enthusiasts killed in crash SAI TIAKJC1I Y (AP) - A prison parolee Ins been anesied it HURRICANE (AP) — An aviation-lovin- g was couple whose back yard alter a womiii bordered an air strip wase killed while Hying an experimental airplane rucd choked Ikiu ii on !hc head in Southern Utah with a lock and appaii nils Kit to Dennis Smith 55 and his wife Joy Keith 39 crashed early Saturdie from the Sky Ranch airstrip an airSalt kike ( ouiiii Slid ill s Sgl day morning shortly alter lukc-olport community six miles south of Hurricane Jciry Idwiisciid said llc two-seThe couple look off in (heir RV-f-i single-engin- e woman awoke Sunday mornairplane about ( am Saturday Smith apparently experienced some difficulties ing in llie mountains c io sili and was trying to make it back lo the airstrip when the plane went Take lying in a pool i" i 'wn short of Ihe runway Neighlxirs said they heard the blood She slnnlli ' m iii iihy down a half-mil- e ciasli uIxhjI 6:25 am Ski Revn' restauiaul at S ii Ihe couple died on impact said Washington County Sheriff's Sgl ml where X'!icc iii The woman wi- u Casey Ihuckcr The plane “was so covered in dirt and dust it didn't even resemble' ihe l'nivcisju o! a an uiiplinc" Thacker said Sciences Ccnii nursing It took more than an hour for rescuers to find all the wreckage in 'naiiicd San: ixor supeii d desert stable condition i shewn over a large area in ihe I T at ! 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