Show I riaseriana Thu Herald Journal Logan Utah In brloff The Bear River District Health Department last month announced a number of changes that may affect some of the people served by the tricounty agency Although some changes lack final approval the department expects fees to go up for immunizations as well as for inspections of food service operations and septic systems Final fee hikes are scheduled for approval Tuesday The annual fee for food service inspections and permits goes to $190 from $70 Fees for inspection of and permits for septic tanks go to $180 from $60 And immunizations offered at the department's clinic go to $4 from $3 The Health Department is proposing the fee increases as means to offset funding trimmed from at least three other health service programs Other changes apply to the department's WIC or Women Infants and Children assistance program Effective Sunday the following changes took effect: No Swiss cheese Cheese must he one type and cannot he combinations of different types No Dole Mend juices K Page 3 Five hurt in separate accidents Health Department hikes fees alters WIC No Kellogg's Special Monday June 2 1997 By Miriam Rand staff writer A Logan girl was injured in what may d have been a graduation wreck and a Brigham City couple crashed a motorcycle into rocks in party-relate- Utah 218 at a high rate of speed at about 1:30 am Saturday when she lost control of her car rolled it one and a half times and hit a power pole Jackson and passenger Courtney Goodnight 17 Smithficld were ejected from the car A passenger in the back seat of the car Logan Canyon over the weekend Kimberly 1 Jackson remained hospitalized in good condition at McKay-De- e Hospital this morning after a rollover accident near Amalga that also injured two of her friends early Saturday morning A Utah Highway Patrol news release said Jackson had been headed east on Chad Brown 16 North Logan left the scene of the accident and was found seven hours later in a nearby field Investigating officers believe the teenagers were leaving a graduation party at Newton Dam and were headed for Smithficld Jackson was taken by helicopter to McKay-De- e Hospital in Ogden with a head injury and fractured hack and neck A hospital spokeswoman said Jackson would likely be discharged today Goodnight was treated at Logan Regional Hospital for head injuries and bruises and was released Brown was treated at Logan Regional Hospital for a bruise and released Meanwhile a Brigham City couple remained in fair condition in Logan Regional Hospital this morning after their motorcycle crashed into a rock embankment in Logan Canyon on Saturday afternoon A UUP news release said Scott Lealham 46 and Marie Lcalham 41 were headed south on US Highway 89 near the Birch Glen Summer I tome area about 3 pm when their motorcycle went off the right side of the road and hit the embankment Both were taken to Logan Regional Hospital where Scott Lcalham was treated for multiple fractures of the wrist and arm and an internal injury Marie Leatham was treated for a fractured wrist and fingers a hand injury scrapes and cuts Scott Lcalham was cited for failure to maintain control on a mountain road The motorcycle was totaled in the Corradini assistant: Check’s purpose not clear Kix or Corn Rice or Wheat No boxes of Checrios Peanut butter must be the least-expensi- ve SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A former aide to Deedee Corcadini denies knowing that a $3000 check he picked up from philanthropist James Sorenson was for the mayor's personal use The Salt Lake Tribune reported today that a few days after Corra-disent Michael Andrews to get the check in the spring of 1994 she told him to take it hack — and have another made out to her account the personal DC Special Fund The DC Special Fund was an account the mayor set up to gather more than $400000 to pay her legal fees and an $800000 settlement with the Bonneville Pacific bankruptcy trustee “At that time I had no knowl- edge of the purpose of the DC Special Fund Andrews said in a written statement released Sun- “At no time did I initiate or ich a personal gift contribution from Mr Sorenson or any other donors But Sorenson's attorney Dim Wallace said Corradini wasn't brand According to the Health Department the changes do not affect the nutritional value of the WIC food package Agenda! ni The River Heights City Planning and Zoning Committee meets it 730 pm Tuesday at the city sffices S20 8 500 East Agenda items include: A preliminary discussion of a inquest for a minor subdivision at 700 South and 455 East from Jon and debt-servi- Shanna Petersen Continuing tfiscussion of a draft of a proposed city master plan to include recommendations to be made to the Cyi Council The Hyde Park City Council wi a special public hearing at 5:30 pm Tuesday in the dty office 1 13 E Hyde Park Lane to discuss amending city ordinances defining and regulating nuisances and junk Comments will be limited to three minutes per person Dcalinq me neal hold The Clarkaton Town Council meets at 7:30 pm Tuesday in the Town HalL 50 S Main SL Agenda items include: Review of 1997-9- 8 budget Amendments to the 1996-9- 7 bud- get Discussion of water turns and reacting water meters Discussion of the town newsletter Report on town cleanup day Discussion of improper storage of private property on town property Discussion of volunteers needed for fire department and resolution to forbid burning after June 1 and The Providence Planning Zoning Commiaalon meets at 6:30 pm Tuesday in the dty offices 15 8 Main SL Items on the commission's agenda include: Reviewing of the city's sign orcti-nan-ce A request from Clint Williams of First Commerce Bank to rezone from agriculture to commercial 4 5 acres at 300 East and 100 North A request from Ken Thigpen to rezone residential property at 250 West 300 South A request from Jerry Fickas to rezone from agriculture to commercial 55 acres in an parcel at 1760 8 Utah 165 Discussing with Jay Wardte consubcfvision at 125 cerning a two-iEast 100 North hi an R--1 zone Discussing buikting permits bt Grandview Hills sutxtivision 11-ac- re ot See AGENDAS eo Paget Correction ong identificationSchool e author of a Logan High imeacemeDt address printed on ! 2 of Sunday's Herald Journal was dentified The address appearing x the headline "A journey not a ination” was writtca by lames Cal City Editor Mika Wermergren 752-212- 1 ExL 3023 From left Libbie Linton Todd Lofland Ricky Linton and Jeff Lolland beat Saturday’s heat in a amal pond along Pioneer Parkway in Logan Tha friends frequent the area during the summer to cool off and tatcti water skeeters Todays temperatures wW be seasonable with partly cloudy skint Sr Island sewer quicker poison needed Poisoning the birds other happenings It is suggested it would be well for pie poisoning sparrows to use some kin that will kill instantly as of late several pet cats have been poisoned by eating birds that had flown a con i— Editor’s note: Each Monday The Herald Journal features an article that appeared in Cache Valley newspapers 100 75 50 or 25 years ago Ibis week's Utah Then' features an articto published 75 years ago Spalling and grammar appaar In tha story at k was i originaty written siderable distance after being poisoned Island sewer needed That part of the city known as the island was badly in need of n sewer The special 41 III C sewer committee of the Chamber assisted the city commission to mould public sentiment in favor of the sewer and got the district created This improvement is under way and is helping to solve the unemployment problem and create business A host of friends ill be sorry to learn that Mrs L P Peter- w son slipped and fell on the front porch of her home yesterday and in morning falling broke her left arm and received a cut on her head She is doing as well as wc'ucai'MfetmMp The housing condition became acute and the students were having difficulty to could he expected find rooms and apartments especially the federal students A special committee of with the Agrithe Chamber Last evening at eight o'clock the police department was notified of a burglary at the factory of the Paramount Candy Company on West Center and at ten o'clock officer Fred Blatter had three boys in custody and had recovered at least some of the stolen goods They were not arraigned at tins morning's session cultural college and obtained credit to construct modern apartments in one of the buildings at the college Through publicity the committee stimulated building and remodeling in the city so that at present there are ample accommodations for the students the only one who solicited the Considerable interest is being manifest in the MIA debate to be held in the Sixth ward this evening commencing at 7:30 The young ladies will attempt to prove that “Aprons Are Mightier Than Overalls' while the young men uphold the negative side of the question It is urged that all come dressed in overalls and aprons and following the debate a dance will be held in the ward amusement hall Paris scrubwomen have formed a union and adopted a wage scale and new conditions of work At the movies The Woman God Lyric Theatre: y Changed" featuring Sccna Owen and E K Lincoln Lany Scmon in The Saw MilL" Wed Thurs and Friday “What Every Woman Knows" with Lois Wilson Conrad Nagel Oak Theatre y Marguerite Gaytan in “Women Who Wait" Harold Lloyd Comedy Wednesday ami Thursday The Miracle Man" Truly one of the greatest pictures of the age Friday and Saturday Enid Bennett in “Stepping Out" Adventures of Tarzan to-da- to-da- Southern Idaho frogs on the decline BURLEY Idaho (AP) — The Northern Leopard frog is disappearing from the area and a biologist says that Mini-Cass- ia could signal an environmental problem The spotted frogs nsed to he found in abundance in southern Idaho but it's hard now to find n single one They range in color from brown to vivid green All have dark spots on them with a light border around the spots especially visible on the brighter colored frogs Adults grow up to four inches long The best time to look for the frogs is early spring or summer hut they can be found into September Paul Makela a wildlife biologist with the Bureau of Land Management in Burley hopes local residents will be on the philanthropist for cash Wallace said Andrews also benefited from his relationship with Sorenson Andrew was appointed by Corradini to raise funds for the Center a Sorenson recreation center in Glendale Multi-Cultur- al During meetings on the fund-raisihe asked the philanthropist for money to fix ms car or finish his basement Wallace said “(Andrews) might drop a hint that there was some financial stress in his life and basically asked Sorenson to help him" Wallace said “It happened often Mr Sorenson got tired of hearing those stories" Sorenson did give Andrews money Wallace said but the amount is unclear Ultimately Wallace added to keep him and to focused on fund-raisi- ng stop Andrews' pestering Soren- son decided to pay Andrews $1j000 a month from March 1996 to December 1996 Andrews contends all the money he got from Sorenson was for business consulting work approved by Corradini the mayor’s Chief of Staff Kay Christensen and Gty Attorney Roger Cutler lookout for die frogs so scientists can figure out what's happening to them “Something is going on in the environment' he said “We need to be award of it Salt Lake City through Andrews work did raise S13 million to match Sorenson's $1 million seed money and named the newly opened center after the philanthropist whether (the information) benefits the City Council special investigator Martin Healey has drafted a frogs or human beings" He isn't certain what's causing the frogs letter requesting an interview and to become scarce hut it could be disap- the right to question the mayor's office staff pearing wetlands or recent (bought Milford loses only doctor after his license is revoked SALT LAKE CITY (AP)— The state has revoked the license of Milford's only maternity doctor and surgeon for alleged drug prescription violations Bradley B Spaulding is accused of illegally writing prescriptions and receiving more than Got a local news tip? 8 John WSknnaraM Journal ' ce 200 painkillers muscle relaxant and depressants last year Regulators contend Spaulding violated the terms of probation he agreed to in 1994 the first time he was charged with J drag-abu- se violations by the slate ing there's no doubt about that" Glcdhill said “And if he's able to appeal Milford Valley Memorial Hospital Administrator John Glcdhill said the the decision and is successful we'd hospital is interviewing physicians to certainly like to have him on our staff But we are very optimistic about the replace Spaulding la the meantime all obstetrics and future in terms of finding a physician n and gynecology patients as well as those to get ns hack in the oh-gy- scheduled for surgery are being referred either to facilities in Beaver which b 30 miles away or Cedar City an hour from Milford “People are saddened that he's leav surgery field" Spaulding was not immediaicly available for comment In its order revoking Spaulding's license the state Physicians Licensing Board rated Spaulding engaged In unprofessional conduct by issuing prescriptions of controlled substances for other than legitimate medical purposes writing false prescriptions and abusing those prescriptions “to the extent that it impaired his ability to safely practice medicine" Spaulding moved to Utah in March hii Idaho license 1994 after surrendering because of similar allegations drug-dependen- cy |