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Show May 109th Year 22,2001 s''9re ft'V,-?i.' V- - T i'ntni--- tfr, t i - ".' - -- v. V M,,'.1iia..j. A -- No. y. to ' : I - ' h - i - f; . i ' - s . r ' .? , '- - (p i ?r j5 - i i f.; v '. - ' r i ' . .' i ;s ' . i "v. "v ! - . ;i .?; ';j . . ; j H t '.x. i. , m t f i - ' xm w By JACKIE ANDERSON downtown Helper and busk Staffrepoler nesses. "Hie HeipCT - V,- -, - - . .',"'Vfc r V-- I ; 4 ::v - v. ' T7ai f ' s j f ' ' , Carbon County School District jposts reward In May i derstandably emotional about UDQTtaldngfoe high--; way through the middle of town and dMding the munity said Nfyroa 2 bus Incident ; Sumiyside ajpproves city speed ordmanbe , SunnyBide residents and visitors to the L dty need take note of new speed restrictions surrounding the areas . parks, bah fields and play grounds.' s. OnMaylfoeSunnysideCityCoun-cf- l Improved a hew ordinance placing . Meetingproject budget restrictions for all vehicles in " Attending the meeting ; speed ahd 50 feet of parks, ball fields wlthin were approximately 45 resi-- . and or speed and y playgrounds, dents of Helper, most of nuisance restrictionssetting on wduanwere local lusinieBS vehicles within foe limits of Sunnyslde owners concerned with foe to Indude dust and noise as nuisances, ; impact of theproposed overAU vehicles shall be limited to a, ; pass on foe volume of their maximum speed of 10 miles per hour business. ;. :r. 50 of spark, public play- fed within -. The recommwided conoept will bypass the interseo-- : Tbe ordfoance was approved in tkm to properties westdUB. to protect pedestriiuis, children ebetweenMartinscrossfng : and users of public facilities. and north Main, It may also vehicles are not al- have Impacts for proxies Sunnyslde dty east of UJS. 6 and south of Vtowedtooperate withfo ' i ay ; . ing to traverse the increase ingiy heavy traffic on SR 6. Manypeiojde are still un- . Minimizlngenvironmen-talimjMct- ;; town to foe ofoerwlfoout hav- ? t yft f3 537-073- 2. Minimizing Impacts to ; ; tional meeting In Helper on MaylS. V; , ,v- - " V Tfie proposed project In- -' . dudes an overpass that will apanUAIfigtxwsy0fronhe east side of north Main Sheet to foeWBstdde of north Main, allowingHeiper residents to cross from one side id the J '. if Check out' the newspaper's websito at www.sunad.com or call property owners (right of way acquisition). interchange jnnfectwu the topic at a publfc Informa- " Archers compete at 30 contest, IB VVT-- i ' . i;. r Aartftwi'ITti -i on project at ; V- . .v-,- . rv 500 , : . ' ' ? 1jrrt : .,1 Kyfyr; 'i' 'Ov - - rViwrWirin'1V , .a ' ?" Price, Utah 41 . : . or-d- er : . . . oom- -: . Lee,pub-li- e : . Rmits. Poplar Street The last public infonnar . . The ordinance Intent Is to prohibit invdvement coordinator .. . acts of vandalism, harasgment of wild-.While transporting the Cartxm High baseball champs back to ; Vie school bus driver and the students sitting three seats back - for Region 4 of the Utah Do- -' fldnalmeethigwas conducted V life or domestic animals, burglaries or r" Price from St George on May 12 at 10 p.m; an unidentified;:, with massive glass fragments. The bus driver was .cover with, partment ofTranspcataboiL last June, when many 8ugge; " other crimes, or damage to theenvk and Having considered nearly , thms were received from expert driving subject threw a bottle into the windshield of the school bus glass from head to toe. Due to the alertness excessive pot ronmentwhkfoindudes 37 different project alterna- Helper resident These in--; abilities of Kathy Wilde a serious accident was avoided. The approximately one mile south of the Hiawatha junction. The abuse of, of lution water.or air, land, tives and evaluated them duded the following bottle was reportedly thrown from ah individual in a red car;. Carbon School District is offering a $100 reward for of foe watershed, impairment plant or ; Providing signalized in-against such factors as: ; The projectile hit the metal framed which slowed .. Von leading to the anest and conviction of the person, respon- -. life excessive animal ; or mechanical ' 6. for pe' ' tatnctkxis afengU.S, safety Increasing v PaProvide noise Or dust information to the Utah Highway the impact, preventing, the bottle from going completely through' sibleforthe act destrians and motorists. Constructing a bypass 0 for case 090 100. 526. , ths windshield. The impact shattered the windshield, spraying ; bol. Trooper Chris Parkins at Exceptions are set forth in Sectiou on (Continued page 2A) .Maintaining access to. 2 of foe Utah Motor Chicle Act V council The has determined that it la. , necessary to establish speed limits for vehicles used within the: limits. city : Vehicle regulatory signs dull be enforced on private prcqierty Unless another penalty is provided ByJOSHUABATES ;. mflespwhout Utah State Code, any person Who froby ; Staff writer"; ; Nanette, Coonrod re i vkmes any provision ofthis ordinance : quested fifods for the Helper. Is guilty ol a Class C misdemeanor.. ; The Carbon Commission Arts FhstivaL She claimed.: .'The ordinance passed by a four to , line, glues and adhesives, By JACKIE ANDERSON met May 16 to discuss sev-er- that foe festival isastatewide ' iinH . :v (me margin, with CouncUwoman Card Staflrepmler paint nnH paint thtnnpc issues affecting the attraction and a great boost ' Johnson castingfoe dissentingvote. ' rust removec '. to local businesses, She dted .'county. ' 6 fumes of as as Children the ; young Inhaling The mbet heated exT an aggressive advertising ! products iflee correctlop fluid, have been cauit huffing campaign in Salt Lake roga-- . dungeoocuiredasresident t , naQ polish and spray paint and "It cuts across all racial Steve Tinner the zlnes and an increased protested i is so popular hearty one in ; and social boundaries, said on awareness in northern and unsafe speeds driving flvelddqhas tried it by eighth foe executive director of the CartxmviDe, southern Utah as reasons to ; grade, reports the Texas Natinna Inhalant Prevention festival to the problem, this expect Regarding years ; .Commission onAhxfoot and coalition Harvey Weisa. be foe biggest ever, New managcmenl directk)H regard-vi-i - Drug Abuse. And any time Monitoring foe Future, a with Coonrod's a was Qre has been approved for foe sl proposal deadly I ; these products are "huffed," survey traddng teen drug forests in Utah, Includingfoe national successful, and tire commisThafaexacttyvfoat weapon! alcohol and cigarette use :;;theycankilL is at those speeds. L car a sion festival: the granted f: SupmintendentBoydBdl since 1975, found that far Tanner recommended (10,000, with the assurance The which amends six the dedskm, indkatedfoatheisawareof fewer cfaDdrenhabituBltyhuff .. ''1. pladng qxeed bumps w in- that an acoountingwoukl be ; forest plains, identifies areas where an incident at a Carbon dis-- .' than smoke pot But its the ; verts to curb foe probienv ' madeofaSejqxxxiiturea The wildland fire lise and prescribed fire y : ; trlct elementary school; younger ones who are doing Bnt faimmliiiilniwf lfita money will be taken from the are authorized to help reduce hazard- where a student passed out it ."7. Mflovich his tax. restaurant ous fuels and improve resource condl- expressed : on the school grounds be-"Inhalants arent ffiegat not let ; Harvey Howard, ownw of Twill v; tiona. indicating .... yyy ;;; .cause of suspected "huffing ; substances, they're inexpm-siv- e the for a foe Desert Tbunder Raceway 'V Tluamendment also updates direcbe liable county v tut this form of drug abuse and, if somdxxty catches tion forfire suppression. losing control oa one sought permission to buy or ; is not ' driver something that has, you with a bottled nail pot. of those speed bumps and lease ooimty land soufo of foe ; The six foradsupervisOTB based foe benot like beenalargety reported prob lsb remover, its coninto decisimi He on an environmental analy-si- s living your raceway crashing expressed lem within the area. ing caught with alharijuana room speaking to Thnner. cern that of public comments. were review and taking peoe Helper Chief GeorgeZar Joint in your hand. Fbr all ; roads and foe behind trade . The owiduded that new Increasedpolioe presence supervisors mantakis said that there are those masons, inhalants are Student award ; was determined tohe foe onty Watching foe races without direction was needed because foe ex-- ; Maws prohibiting sniffing one of the first psychoactive ; viabieoptionihowevei; speed paying isting forest plans do not adequately ghie, but that other inhalant drugs ldds tiy said Upyd Carbon High School student Bradley Bunnell, have been unsuccessful Howard further claimed i provide for the use of prescribed or . traps abuse is not OcgaL It is there- Jdmshm, principal Investi' recently received the International so foe Turner contended that that the area which the peragency ignited and natural or wildland fore difficult, if not imposgator of foe survey from the ' Ore Photoelectric Photometry award fbr research in astronomy. detectors are foe reaarc radar towatcb and do not reflect current national petrators using muchin-to how of know : University Michigan. sible, The award is accompanied by a $5,000 scholarship, to ad-- , son no one has been died. He foerecesisunsafo .policies. halant abuse is going on in Children Uke huffing for claimed that he has docked Commissioners approved Last yearsfires demonstrated how lion, the student's high school science department wiD refoe Carbon area. its disorienting lift, reports In excess of 75 mflea infoemy foeksaedf foeland, and destructive wildland ceive from Science National speeds Foundation. the a $1,000 dangerous grant , Evenfoougbfoeacttvilyis lippert At first, foe user feds fire can be to people, homes and eco- per hour with his stopwatdi, but the legalities of the issue Brads science project was titled, Spectral Variation in not illegal, reporting ind- - uninhibited and sometimes , but foepofioehavenot caught need to be examined before - systems. As we enter another fire sea--' Variable Stan: Phase H. dents is important In order eiqjhoric. Next, foe speech son in the fcst, were pleased to estab- anyone driving faster than 33 official approval is given. to provide help to those who ; may mt foe diQd msy new direction that will help land lish y partkale in ftls dangerous stagger. ; managers move toward desired future ; stressedthe huff can The longterm er activity; Hetyer conditions described in the forest i lose concentration, short- - . poUoecfaieL.. -. plans, reduce foe buildup of hazard-ou- s term memory and hearing Surveys suggest that chilfuels, and reduce hazards in the huff-dren know all about ; and can suffer from muscle wfldlandAirban interface where people and ; lug" "bagging or "snilf-permanent brain spasms live and work," pointed out Pam to the damage, according ' ing;" glangffir ahidngfahlGardiner, . acting supervisor of foe Wa- -, ants, reports Joan Lippot (Hi American Academy of PedisaidnCache National Fbrest .. atrics. It can also be fatal, ; APBnews.com. -- s;:: Fbr students after "If we do potential future nothing die user can Tbe the first, eighth ' ' of impacte uncharacteristically large orlOOfo time tenth he or she q. jgrade, tnhalingrixHnUml wildland fires and smoke generated by halants Is the fourth most uses an inhalant National these events could be muc& worse oom- -: common means of getting statisticsonhulfingfelalities ' id. , pared to deliberately and carefully re-- : V. : high. It ranks right after al--; are not available, in part be--; ducing hazardous fuels across our cohol, tobacco and marl-- . cause "these are sudden, ' : uana. National Fbrests. We believe our deciy an Surveys show fod me sion offers a reasonable and respon- - V , in four children either huffs irregular heartbeat, said Dc. sibfe approach to address these impor-or knows someone who does, Edvrard A. Jacobs, associate .vtant potential oonsequences, contin-- , And the users indude both Clinical professor of pediat- - -' r - ' Gardiner. ued troubled and good" rics at Children's Hospital The decision of foe eachfcrestsu- - ; youths alike continues foe and Medical Center in Sepervisor is subject to a attle. appeal .S APB report. will no- that when period Kitchen and bathroom. begin legal ; TbeAAPalsoreportsthat tices the matter are cabinets contain dozens of huffers can suffocate (either pub- - . regrading lished. Fbrest officials expected the common products font are when inhaling from a plastic ? notices to be published by May 22 or r dangerous when inhaled. bagorbecause advent gases .May 23. They Indude cooking spray may arrest breathing); be se--; Carbon County residents may obdisinfectants, furniture polish riousty burned (if Bmneme tain flamnear match a copies of foe decisioh by contact- -; Bubble removal wave pool limits a andwax,bairspraynaflpolr warmer In valley : ; foe ish removet oven deaner mable inhalant); Injured ing supervisors office of foe Manti-LaStt is a sure sign that the summer weather has arrived when the number of people to accomplish the feat, arid city crews large and spray deodorant Other (huffing induces National Fbrest. bubble comes off the Dessert Wave Pool in Price. It takes a ' remained at the task fbr some time last Friday. ' items indude butane, gaso (Continued on page 5A) '. '. 1 .'i . . - . , inform-travefirigso- uth. . . . y - 637-098- . . 41-2- . . - ; serious death risk . al - . ; : . Forest supervisors i endorse amending plans for fire control . ; . . : , - ! . ; : Manti-LaSa- . ; : : : . ccm-.cer- n, . ... : . ; . . - receives science .. . Amateur-Profession- al . ! . . . : Cep-he-id . . . . - . . . ; .. - - ted deaths-typkslt- - 45-da- y . ; . at . ; accompanies weather risk-taki- ng V al |