Show dtoi P9 4 — Th Herald Journal Logan Utah Friday Saptambar 19 1997 Obituaries years as a heavy equipment operator and aiao worked for tft Foreet Service He was an actw member of me LDS Church He enioyed tor Vie eemor ottnne and hunting end fishmg with tus sons and grandchddren He is survived by hie wife Camenne Kayevd two sone and a daughter Jerry (Karron) Otoon Spokane Waeh Leon (Aoso) Otoon and Darteen (Estto) Smith both ol Hyrwm stepchildren Aon (Dane) Wright Find Mmghto Utah Jtm (Nyla) Wrtghl Chnion Utah Tad (Karon) Wnght Cktrton and Dave (Jam) Wnght Cathy (Ack) L essay and fen (Key) Wnght al ol West Poed Utah 45 grandchd-dra- n a 18 brother Morkn Otoon and Stotor Matoda Anderson Anrtto Hopkins and Vona Vatonbne Logan Ha mts preceded at deem by toe parents on daughter Carol Otoon two brotoars ftre sisters and too gramkMtoen Shan Smm and Randy Otoon Funeral eanuces are at 1 1 a m Monday Sapl 22 1997 at the Kaysvtito Spencer Ward 55 S Mam St Family and fnendt may Marva S Maughan Marva Lou Smith Maughan 05 passed away Thursday Sept 15 1997 at her homa m Preston Sh was born July 3 1932 in Hyde Park Utah to Aulon and Aheida Perkes Smith She mar ned Vartan De Maughan on Sept 2 1945 m Logan Utah Thee mar-na- g was eotenvwed in ft Logan LOS Temple Sept 22 1951 She enjoyed camping and ai outdoor adMies She No erqoyed ambro dery work traveling and tnsifcng wan h tends She loved to work m her Itower garden Her grandcM dmn war me pride andfoy of her Me She was a hetpmg Nmd to Oto-aend wW to mwsed by al ol ua She wvMd by her husband Vartan Preston Idaho twee tuna end Iwo daughters DeVert (Joy) Meughew Smetoe Utah OeMar Maughan Preston Idaho Rosanna Joseph Preston Idaho LyneKo (Oaryt CeryOM Las Vegas Nev end Jeffrey A (Tree) Maughan Preston 1 7 grandchildren fowl greet gtnkhrew and lw broto ers jay (Grace) Smith Hyfvm Utah Uervm J (Conrue) Smrffl Presian Aandea Smith Preston snd Cimlen lEven) Smith Las Vegas Nev She was preewded at death by he lathe MJW Smti her mother Ahetda Perkes Smdh Woodward e sfeptether Itmer two grandsons tboodws'd caakom9to9pm togs to label loads Oct Poshard plac-layRu- nd There is no reason to abandon such a e approach when it has been so effective' But attempts in Congress last year and this year to block or delay the regulations have succeeded only ia al taring farmers to be exempted when transporting the materials from one farm or field to another The rule will still apply when fanners make trips to and from retail outlets Richard Adorjan a spokesman for the Illinois Department of Transportation said enforcement will be difficult because of the high number of farmers involved and the complexity of the regulations tie noted that under the previous system no accidents resulted in any injuries The new rale will require farmers to display placards on four sides of their tracks or tractors — or the small trailers they haul behind — to show which materials are on hoard They also must have shipping papers derailing die materials they are carrying Most farmers will be covered by the regulations most often when they buy anhydrous ammonia a common fertilizer But when a fanner is transporting more conunoo-sens- ing hazardous materials he promiaently labeled The ckemption have enisled for mare thaa IS yean "It's going to slow the process down in the spring of the rcar when it’s already real said Kcvia Ruud a transportation busy specialist with the Illinois Finn Bureau "It just duesuT seem to make sense to us" Two Illinois congressmen — Republican Tom Ewing and Democrat Glean tabard — are trying to head off the new rale In the House version of a massive hill reau- thorizing the federal highway program they won an amendment that would give states hack their ability to cxeupt farmers from the rales But dug bin is unlikely to became law before OcL I “The bme frame for these kinds of activ News of record Howard C Maughan well for almost two decades said goutg so he evea mare bothersome Uader federal regulations effective Ocl I stairs bo longer can exempt farmers from laws requiring that tracks and trailers haul- 400 N Kaytvdto Mortuary 1 WASHINGTON (AP) — la the busy weeks next spria before farmers start plaatlai their crops those almost-dail- y trips for more fertilizer or pesticide are s StmdayalUn-toast- than one thing at a time — fertilizer as well as insecticide and herbicide far example — it could be impossible to tell which said aids to Farmers will have to get training in the law buy placards — which usually wear out every two years — for any material they might need and modify vehicles so the placards can be attached Patricia Klinger a spokeswoman for the Transportation Department which is issuing the new rale said the agency tried to strike a balance between safety and practicality That is why the original rale which ities amounts to only about 43 days a year and the stale exceptions have worked very Farmers to be required Uan St and from 9 30 to 10 45 am at me eftmh poor to services Bum wd be at UMi Cemetoty would have required compliance of all fanners no matter where they were going was altered she said The intent of the law as we read it from Congress was that they wanted uniformity throughout the United States' Klinger uid Ewing was not satisfied with the govern- ment's explanation He does not believe small farmers should be held to the same standard as tracks that haul large amounts of hazardous materials Thai’s not a very good reason at a time in our history when we're turning more and more back to the states" he said "That's the old 1960s mind-se- t” V 'J t Howard Cooper Maughan 53 petted away Tuesday Sept 15 1997 al toe Bear Amr Vakey efter e kngermg Bnese Hoe-pto- d Funeral servicet are et 1 p m Saturday Sept 20 1997 m to lest Garland Ward Chapel 4375 W 15900 North with Bishop Wdtom Crocked offostog Fnendt may cal Mom 9 to I p m Friday Sapl 19 al toe Rogers and Taytot Funeral Horn Ill N 100 Eatt Tremor and Mom 1130 am to 1240pm Sakvday at me cfkvch Bidtel wd be ei WedevBe Cento-torwhere grave stop beer 3pm Saturday Chencey Leyne Maughan and Mathew Chattel Owen e eetor Geyta UcCkee end tote Rule on fertilizer hauling attacked MH tb rwneei services are et noon Sopt 27 1997 hi ho Preston South Stake Center 95 E 1st South wi Bshop Todd Tueker condurkng Fnandsmoy cal bom 9 9 pm Smdey at Watt Fimwrat Home end bom 1030 to It 30 am at me stake cmw Bed wa be et Ptoiion Cemsleiy y Arvid L Olson Obituary policy Arvto Leon Oteori (2 paecaMy passed away Itouredey Sept 19 The pm tor ototoanae and cerdi ot toanaa S4 per OMuanea are mee-e- d cokmins aada by inch deep ocMog pMolograpMa Al obduartaa mat be ptaoed My a mortuary or in paraon by someone autoottied to make payment or arrango biWng There no charge tor aaato nokces pieced by a mortubt 147 He was bom Jty 17 1914 et Mavtfs Utah a eon o Otol end Midd Nwtoow Otson He named f hesme Jcmnam on Oec 9 1934 m too Logan LOS Tempi They were tote d'voiced He married Catoerme Wngfd Aug 31 1974 Arwd was i wared end eduraiad et Cache Vekey He worked many - Logan Regional Hospital BAIJ Stephanie Welch and Man Logan a gui Sept 17 JOHNSON — Lisa Thomas and Monte Logan a girl Sept - MOODY — Rachel Robertson and Benny Welisville a girl Sept 17 NICIIOLLS — LaNae Law and Larry Nibley a girl Sept 17 KENDRICK Tatnen Cooper and Scon Southfield a hoy Sept 17 About Cache ORTIZ — Cecilia Ortiz and Fernando Logan a boy Sept 17 PAGE — Shauntel Wilson and $ 11 A SATURDAY The new season for the Bear River Chapter of the Daughters of the Amencaa Revohition will begin wMb a luncheon meeting at 10 am Saturday at The Bluebird Reilauraul Featured speakers will he Eden Rowley Utah slate DAR regent and Lunune T Pace jiri'b tensen and Justin Weston a girl Steven North Logan a boy Sept 17 Franklin County Medical Sept Cen- SPRING — Shaley Smith and Boyd Preston a boy Sept 18 JENSEN — Kallee Phillips and Shawn Mink Creek a boy Sept ter SMITH — Tiffine Wanner and Darrell Preston a girl Sept 16 FRANDSEN — 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