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Show 2A Sun Advocate Price, Utah Tuesday October 22, 2002 District court tained a single third degree unlawful posscssionuse of a controlled substance count. The next felony criminal case filed against the defendant contained one second degree unlawful purchascpossession of a dangerous weapon charge, one second degree carrying a concealed dangerous weapon, one third degree unlawful posscssionuse of a controlled substance offense and one class B misdemeanor category posscssionuse of drug paraphernalia count. The last criminal information filed against Howerton contained one first degree felony level possession ofwith intent to distribute a controlled substance charge along with an additional class A unlawful possessionuse of drug paraphernalia offense. After the defendant waived the right to previously set preliminary hearings in the first and the last felony level complaints, the district judge bound Howerton over to answer the first degree possession ofwith intent to distribute a controlled substance count, the third degree possessionuse of a controlled substance charge and the class A misdemeanor category unlawful possessionuse of drug paraphernalia offense at continued proceedings in the criminal cases on Oct. 28. After the county attorneys office advised the court that the remaining criminal information involving Howerton fell under federal jurisdiction, the district judge granted a prosecution dismissing the two second degree dangerous weapon counts, the third degree controlled substance charge and the class B misdemeanor category drug paraphernalia offense filed against the de- Actions taken in felony criminal matters in 7th District Court for Carbon County on Oct. 1 1 before Judge Lyle R. Anderson: Kandy Leon Jackson - the defendant failed to appear at a preliminary hearing in a criminal information containing two separate felony level counts, one first degree burglary and one third degree aggravated assault charge, as well as two additional class U misdemeanor category offenses. The class it misdemeanor counts contained in the felony level complaint filed against Jackson included one theft charge and one simple assault offense. Upon the defendant's failure to appear at the previously scheduled criminal proceeding in the felony level case, the district judge authorized the issuance of a warrant for Jackson's arrest and fixed bail on the warrant at $50,000. Janies IX-- Virgil I iowerton - the defendant appeared at continued proceedings in three separate felony level criminal infore mations. The first felony level complaint filed against Howerton con- - Star Theatre I 163 North Main, Huntington, Utah (435) 687-STA- Showtimes Monday-Saturda- Stealing Nightly 7:00 & 9:00 p.m. Weekly Matinees Monday: Senior Day 2 p.m. Saturday: 12 noon A 2 p.m. Come join us on Fun Wednesday 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. For Story time - Karaokee a more tun Slartj'f Harvard Rated PG 13 Nightly 7M pm court hound the defendant over to answer one second degree burglary offense along with one class B misdemeanor theft count at felony arraignment in the criminal information on Dec. 9. In exchange for Blacks preliminary hearing waiver, the district judge granted a motion dismissing the second degree burglary charge and the class B misdemeanor theft offense contained in the remaining felony level criminal complaint filed against the defendant. Douglas Lee Adams - the defendant appeared at continued proceedings to answer a felony level criminal case containing a single first degree rape count. Adams waived the right to a previously scheduled preliminary hearing in the matter and the court ordered the defendant held to answer the first degree rape charge at felony arraignment in the criminal information on Oct. 28. Jerry Dickinson - the defendant appeared at continued proceedings in a felony level criminal complaint containing two separate second degree burglary offenses along with an additional third degree theft count. After Dickinson waived the right to a previously set preliminary hearing in connection with the case, the district judge bound the defendant over to answer the second degree burglary and third degree theft charges at felony arraignment in the criminal information on Nov. 4. Jess A. Drumm - the defendant appeared to answer a criminal complaint containing two separate offenses, one second degree felony level burglary count and one class A misdemeanor category theft charge. 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Come join in the tun, It's FREE m Admiuioa Prices: Adult 12 and ever S4.00, CkHdraa 1 $2.00, Sealer ClUiens SSJOFen Wedneulayi Free Admission Wd have A Cry Boom ter your convenience Drumm waived the right to a previously scheduled prelimidefendant held nary hearing in the case and the court ordered the to answer the second degree burglary offense as well as the class A misdemeanor theft count at continued proceedings in the felony level criminal information on Oct. 28. Debbi Lynn Mower - the defendant appeared at continued deproceedings in a criminal complaint containing one second subcontrolled a of gree felony level unlawful possessionuse stance charge plus two additional misdemeanor category offenses. The misdemeanor counts filed against Mower included one class A unlawful possessionuse of drug paraphernalia charge and one class B interference in an arrest by a law enforcement officer offense. After the defendant waived the right to a previously scheduled preliminary hearing in the case, the district judge bound Mower over to answer the second degree controlled substance count, the class A misdemeanor category drug paraphernalia charge and the class B interference in an arrest offense at felony arraignment in the criminal information on Oct. 28. Lisa Rachelle Shumway - the defendant appeared at continued proceedings to answer two separate felony level criminal complaints. The first felony level case filed against Shumway contained a single third degree falsifyingforgingaltering a medical prescription for a controlled substance count. The next criminal information filed against the defendant contained one second degree felony level burglary charge as well as an additional class B misdemeanor category theft offense. Shumway waived the right to previously set preliminary hearings in the complaints and the court ordered the defendant held to answer the second degree burglary count, the third degree a prescription charge and the class B misdemeanor category theft offense at felony arraignment in the criminal cases on Oct. 28. Selestino Joe Lujan - the defendant appeared at a preliminary hearing in a felony level criminal information containing one third degree unlawful possessionuse of a controlled substance count and one class B misdemeanor category possession use of drug paraphernalia charge. At the conclusion of the criminal proceeding, the district judge ruled the evidence presented at the preliminary hearing sufficient to show probable cause Lujan committed the two crimes before ordering the defendant held to answer the third degree controlled substance offense and the class B misdemeanor category unlawful possessionuse of drug paraphernalia count at felony arraignment in the criminal complaint on Nov. 4. Jeanette Marie Kokal - the defendant appeared at continued proceedings in a criminal case containing one second degree felony level burglary charge and one class B misdemeanor cat-ego- ry theft offense. Kokal waived the right to a previously scheduled preliminaiy hearing in the matter and the court bound the defendant over to answer the second degree burglary count as well as the class B misdemeanor theft charge at felony arraignment in the criminal information on Oct. 28. Shelby Wayne Hatch - the defendant appeared at continued proceedings a felony level criminal complaint containing one second degree possession ofwith intent to distribute a controlled substance offense plus an additional class B misdemeanor category unlawful possessionuse of drug paraphernalia count. (Continued on page 9A) Juvenile court you Sweet Sturts Friday O Oaily 7:30 CROWN Frl. (kt. 25th 6 Sat 7:30 A 0:45 i -- Starts Friday Oct. 25t- h&J)ver 55 50, Children Matinees Sat! express our heartfeCt 0 gratitude for the THEATRE 30 East Mala. 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Pronouncing judgment on the misdemeanor category charge, the court ordered the teenagers community placement outside the home in the custody of youth corrections, directed Lemon to undergo an appropriate psydiosexual evaluation and instructed the defendant to complete any therapycounseling programs recommended as a result of the assessment The juvenile judge subsequently stayed the youth corrections custody placement directive, detention period and, after imposed a ordering the teenager to submit to DNA sampling as well as fingerprinting, instructed the 128 oz. 30-d- ay TR0HCANA.96K. BRYAN'S, Premium, mem Tissue Boneless BRAWNY 1 Pumpkins Available e. 1.79 t29 Loots ft. 1.39 FRESH EXPRESS, 12 OL Crisp Ronudne or With Carrots .99 1.99 Aset Count) Paper Plates A Cups 1.89 IPvjeDD ..49 Grapefruit DDQE, Station Manager Pizza 11.7 off Price Operations TOTINO'S 09314 ! ptg. 1.49 Large Horide FAMLY 30 count 1U Kitchen Bags t jg Red Potatoes Rol Paper Towels. WESTON ..... nile Court for Carbon County on OcL 9 before Judge Manky: Aaron Johnson - the defendant at the in appeared sentencing phase a misde- meanor category criminal petition containing a single class B contempt of a pecuniary court order offense. Pronouncing judgment on the class B pecu- (Continued on page SA) Inc. is proud to announce 41 Bathroom Pork Roast or misdemeanor charges in 7th District Juve- Broadcasting Fruit 00 Beet Stew Meat 30-da- ATW 35.00 WESTERN FAMILY 99 ar 2.39 Kiwi -f- tro unsupervised contact with females more than one-yryounger than the defendant, placed the youth on probation and directed the teen to complete 125 hours of community work service in ; connection with the amended lesser included charge. In exchange for the teenagers entrance of an admittance on the class Amisdemeanor category ; battery offense, the juvenile judge granted a motion and dismissed the two remaining sec- - ' ond degree sexual abuse of a child counts filed ; against Lemon. In conclusion, the court ordered immediate detention imposition of the designated y period and specified that the matter of victim restitution stemming from the criminal complaint filed against Lemon remain open for an additional 30 days. Actions taken in criminal nutters involving youth ages 14 years and older with prior fckmy 12 oz. N Rib Pol Roust -- . Honey Butter 9oz. Hot Pockets 36 Rods defendant to pay the related $75 fee. In addition, the court ordered Lemon to have Orange Juice .41.00 Amato Sauce. Actiooi taken in felony criminal matters involving youth ages 14 years and older in 7th District Juvenile Court for Carbon County mi OcL 9 before Judge Mary L. Manley: David J. Lemon - the defendant appeared to answer a felony level criminal petition containing three separate second degree sexual abuse of a child counts. Pursuant to a disposition arrangement, the East Carbon Gty youth waived all legal rights in connection with the criminal information and OL . 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