Show A10— The Herald Journal Logan Utah Friday October 10 2003 '' Investigators from the Liquor Law Enforcement Division of the DABC visit every establishment with a - : liquor licensfe in Utah a least mice a year and return only if they receive complaint This is the fust' time that either The White Owl or El Toro hakl been cited for liquor law vio- lations the DABC confirmed Two minors ages 18 and 19 were served beer at El ‘Continued from A1 Rep- resenlalives from both estab- 'agreed to the sanctions lishments will appear before ic the state Department of Control Board Beverage lof Adjudication on Oct 29 to ' AIco-Ihol- finalize the settlements identification but incorrectly read the birth dates The Mexican restaurant will remain I sus- -l open tohile the five-da-y -j Sunwhich begins pension " " day Oct 19 is in effect ' White Owl represedtitives declined to comment on the Obifruariog ing the bar in response to the citatiori representatives said violations but confirmed they will close the bar luid grill during the suspension which is scheduled to begin Sunday Nov 2 Although the White Oyl is closed on Sundays the two Sundays within the time frame will be counted as days served in die suspension The White Owl has also I increased efforts to prevent j underage patrons from enter Toro on Sept 11 El Toro manager Daniel Arias blamed the incident on a simple mis-take He said the waiter servV ing the two asked for 11-d- ay Olson M Craig Two doormen are now positioned at the entrance of the bar to check identifidation and waitresses and bartenders ' also ask for identification White Owl representatives also said they will begin detaining minors who attempt to purchase alcohol or enter the bar and handing them over Funeral sendees for Craig M Oteon 42 win be held at noon on Saturday Oct 11 at Nelson Funeral Home 162 E 400 North In Logan A viewing whl be held prior to funeral services from 10 to 11:30 am Interment win be at the Millville City Cemetery Condolences to the family may be extended online at wwwnel8onffineralhomecom to police ' Continued from A1 Hamp said Jane's story sur-prised him “This is the first time I’ve heard of actual cells trading money and drugs for this kind of information” he said The nexus is methampheta-min- e a viciously addictive drug that Hamp said drives up to 90 percent of identity theft and fraud crime : For years Jane a meth addict who has been clean for 20 months ran scams with a ' cell One of her main contacts was a bank employee who sold her identity-the- ft packages that included Social Security num-be- ra references even signature cards In exchange the insider — who still wonts at that bank — collected a for-tune in money and drugs that were circulated within the cell I Cells have hierarchies There are the people who go through people’s trash cans looking for Information they can sell That information goes to a person mpetent with computers Jane’s role — who prints checks for fictitious accounts Another level passes die ' : f par-Iticu- lar ‘ checks Others buy and sell die drugs Others largely invisible and untouchable run the whole show At first Jane said she just used die stolen information draining people’s bank accounts running up their credit cards Her first victim was her mother But after doing die same thing to a friend she realized she’d caused her harm So she just started creating fictitious accounts using fake identification It works because no one checks out the information Authorities “think you have to be a mastermind” she said “No you just have to be smarter than the at die register that doesn’t care” Businesses that run the checks through little machines at the cash register are only finding out if anyone using that account has ever bounced a check at that business not-- ' whether the information is valid or the customer a criminal : When she offered store V cashiers — who tend to be young and not making much — $1 000 for a list of r S' money 10 credit card numbers they went along She’s been on fraud-ale- rt lists in stores where f' 5 she continued kbounce scams and admitted what she’d pen K checks One supermarket had dime They didn’t pursue a So how does a person avoid for Dennis Funeral sendees cuscase “I’ve never heard from her photo hanging in the t being amark? ' Kay Neilson 45 win be held at Don’t mail your bills from tomer service booth with them” shrsaid Of all the gro11 am on Saturday Oct 11 orders to have store security home Jane said “If you put cery stores she ripped off only 2003 In the Preston 3rd Ward arrest her if she even set foot in ' Harmon’s prosecuted them in your mailbox I’ve got Chapel 155 N 2nd West with die building One day standing Bill McGregor Harmon's them”':Bishop David Noyes conducting loss prevention director at the booth counter staring at Never give your credit card Friends may can from 6 to 8 attended Thursday’s summit her likeness she passed a ted number over the phone or die pm on Friday at Webb Funeral check lopked the cashier In an interview he said that Internet “I don’t care if the Home 109 E Oneida Preston Harmon’s has strict require(Web address) says it’s secure direedy in the eye felt nothing and from 9:30 to 10:30 am Satbecause I can get (the numbut contempt and walked ments for its customers who urday at the church Interment want to cash payroll or use perbers) and I’m not that educaaway unnoticed be in the Smithfiek! Ceme- -' wi sonal checks far purchases ted” she said Any business that takes credtery Customers must fill out appli- Don’t bank online it or debit cards or personal checks or has a payroll Is fair that store security then Don’t write checks she said i Cash only or said a new this verifies form to “Use The of orga-nizindependently game d” information is put into a crime she said That money order” Franklin County Medcal Center includes department stores store wide database After die summit Deputy ' CLARK— Sheri Walker and Customers can only get $50 corporate offices doctor’s Attorney General Kirk Tor- Rex Weston a boy Oct 5 offices hospitals — any outfit cash per day at any Harmon's gensen said educating die pub-TheNIELSON — Stacy Baird and is a limit on the number that deals in non-calie and i payTeryl Preston a boy Oct 7 of checks they can cash during ment Cells are even planting people in jobs far die specific ' given periods of time There Logan Regional Hospital ' have been incidents where ANDERSON — Karl and purpose of stealing and selling information One cooperative Michael Logan a girl Sept 24 tance and legislative fixes they've had store PARKER — Michelle Brown cahoots with insider Jane said sold her cell ') Wmking groups formed at die and Russell Logan a girl Sept summit will continue to meet : payroll lists for one of the McGregor said but their secu25 state’s largest corporate h rity process immediately iden- quarterly on the problem NIELSON — Emily Lloyd and tifies questionable transactions which they said was huge and employers SmiMeid a girl Sept 29 Brent And every transaction is not likely to go away Hamp said that one perpetra& CARTER — MaRee Ballard recorded by cameras 'Thursday's meetings and ' tor he’s dealt with simply set and Trent Preston a boy Oct 2 : others like it “marries public up a small tape recorder near a £ “We need to educate die TURNER —Andrea and Rich drive-throuteller window public and our police forces of v and private (initiative) and it’s a boy Oct 7 Logan All day long the little machine the dangers of identity theft” shot we’ve the only got” OLSON — Corina and Tyler up personal marketable! : said McGregor a former Los gensen said “If people are sit-' £Hyde Parkaboy Oct 7 information r’V'Jr-Angeles County sheriffs ting back and thinking law Jr detective “Instead of robbery ! enforcement can conquer this "" Jane said that die has gone j with a gun it’s robbery with a i thing think again” to banks where she ran her ” Dennis - " Births ed “well-defende- re sh I - v re Tor-pick- ed About Cache frida "f 'V permit that was ' requested by Logan city Rowley said 11S pine 'te'365 tall shnibs and Yancey said she is mistic die two cities can reachp will be planted and iniCSoirtlmwd V?!5!!'an agreement on turning it ! gated with water from the Gossner Foods intention to treatment storage ponds v land we didn t know what we into a cemetery build the facility butwantoW “As we’re feeling is we’ll make it gng said “I think project to move forward Vj?&: to p5Sive r River Heights has one large it’s going to take some diplo- iqipropriately to create win situation for both the w city park and several smaller ! macy They (Providence) need In gite of v ones Residents in the neigh-to look at how they fit in But v daify manufacturer and neigh- - ! flnH facilitv a perfect oppor both entities dent Greg Rowley refuted said would the Jensen work city together and make tiiis a ble after the permit was claims that the facility would not a revenue from effort” any get conjoined fily approved The negatively affect surrounding River Heights would like to park though and nobody : tration has relocated'! been tank landowners in the agricultural wants to see houses go see the name of die cemetery ' about 374 feet and the 88- - V i really ' ' ' ' up amer!l ' dumped to the acre pond was moved 20 feet Rowley said that tests have “We didn’t see where we ProvidenceRiver Heights been done to ensure that odors farther west than originally would get the money to have a CeuKtery Froviderace Mayra: Alma ' concerns at the Planning Com- -' be minimal and that the treat-lethink a cemetery would be Leonhardt said he is OK with mission meeting wastewater stored in the the idea of joining the two' “The zoning commission than cleaner will be pond Jensen said if the city wore “I have no problem adding was right” Rowley said after water in nearby Logan city to sell the land the lots could River Heights to it” Leon- the Board of Adjustments sewer lagoons potentially fetch $50000 each hardt said “They are bringing : He also introduced (dans for decision was announced “The because in some more property which they overtook the Board of Adjustment saw that landscaping around the faciliLDS Temple and have will help I think we Logan certainly ty a requirement of the condi- - airid acted appropriately” can work it out” good views of the valley ' However Yancey said Leonhardt said the cemetery building lots would be the last is near and dear to his heart because his father was sexton resort POCATELLO Idaho (AP) — I all “If fails else guess you for40years Livestock Idaho Farm Bureau Intermountain “I dug half the graves out could sell it” Yancey said LIVESTOCK AUCTION — Idaho for Grain and Livestock tional-us- e offi-cu- opti-:hangi- ng - adoiwAilrMy J? v ! 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