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Show Friday. August 31. 2007 DAILY HERALD B4 asks federal court to Marlene Christiansen Dyer 7 1932-200- . Earl LaVon Noble Marlene Christiansen Dyer, age 74, passed away August 28, 2007 in Sak Lake City . Utah due to complication) from Ever disease. Born November 20, n 1932 in SLC to Harold and Helen (Wiiliamsen) Christiansen. She graduated from Granite High School, and earned a .. Bachelor's Degree in Home Economics Ed from BYU, then taught at Lincoln Jr. High School. She " worked for a gas and light company in Washington, DC and then for Utah Rower and Light, before marrying her sweetheart, Calvin Olsan Dyer, February 18, I960 in the Salt Lake Temple.. In I960 she and Cal movedio Ann Arbor , Michigan where she ' returned toteaching at Slauson Jr. High School. Aside from a 3 year period in Bloomington IN, and a sabbatical in England . Marlene lived the remainder of her adult life in Aim Arbor. She worked for 28 years at the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute Library , ' Marlene was a devout member of the LDS Church , for which she served in many capacities. Marlene was also actively involved in the Boy Scouts for over 30 years, Specializing as a leader for old scouts, beginning wkh her own sons. She passed the rigorous qualifications to become one to" . of the few women scout leaders be a member of Woodbadge and received scout ing's Silver Beaver Award for distinguished service and leadership. Bom of hearty Norwegian stock, Marlene believed in getting . to J.L Noble and Laura Belle Pleas-- , ant. He married Arlene Laura Ward on October 5, 1938 in Baker, Oregon. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Logan Temple on January 25, 1939. Earl has resided in Rupert,. IDs Denver, 00; Eugene,- - OR, British Columbia, St. George, Springville, and Brigham Cky. He was an active member of the Church . . . . . . of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints serving in many capacities. He is survived by one son and two daughters; Larry (SibyO Noble of Provo, UT, Patricia (Oaig) DeGraff of South Jordan, UT; Deidri of Hawaii, and a Kevan Hoopes of St George; fourteen grandchildren and seven He was preceded hi death by Us wife and daughter, Joiene. Funeral service win beheld Saturday, September 1,2007 at 1030 am in the Sherwood Hills Meetinghouse, 4000 N. Foothill Drive in Provo. Friends may call from 9:15 am prior to the services. Interment, SpringviUe Evergreen Cemetery. Funeral services under the direction of Wheeler Mortu-y- y District Court and ask for assistance of a federal prosecu-to- r, Rheinheimer said. A trial would use federal court rules A U.S. TUCSON, Ariz. but the state criminal code. Border Patrol agent charged 'A Dec. 18 trial date had in state court with second-degre- e been set in Cochise County murder for an illegal immigrant's shooting death is court but likely will be meanasking to have his case shifted ingless with the transfer to to federal court, and prosecu- federal court, Rheinheimer said. tors arent objecting. Corbett pleaded not guilty Attorneys for agent Nieto-- ' at his Aug. 20 arraignment to las Corbett filed notice in second-degre- e US. District Court in Tucson murder, man- - . asking that the federal courts slaughter and negligent homicide charges in connection take jurisdiction over (he case. They then filed a notice with the death of Francisco Javier Dominguez Rivera, 22, in Cochise County Superior Court this week removing the of Puebla, Mexico. case to federal court. The shoot ing occurred Jan. . 12 as Corbett was patrolling Cochise County Attorney Ed Rheinheimer said Thursthe border near Naco, in day the petition comes as no southeast Arizona. ' Corbett, 41, told a supervi- surprise and we don't see any aor shot he had We'll to jt. Dominguez oppose grounds Rivera after the man threatjust let it run its course. Sean Chapman, one of. ened him with a rode. WitCorbett's lawyers, said he nesses, however, said Corbett could not comment because of shot him without provocation. the pending motion before a After alengthy investigation that included autopsy federal court. and forensic reports that Corbett's lawyers daim in the federal filing that his reportedly contradicted Corbett's account of the events, actions were necessary and proper to perform his duties ; Rheinheimer' office charged t mur-- . as a federal law enforcement him with murder, agent. As such, he is immune der, second-degre- e from state prosecution under manslaughter and negligent the U.S. Constitution, they homicide. assert.At an Aug. 6 preliminary , The petition, called a notice hearing, a county judge , of removal, has been assigned dismissed the to U.S. District Judge David murder charge but ruled there was enough evidence to pro-Bury. Rheinheimer said he ceed to trial on the remaining anticipates that the federal three charges. court win notify the Cochise Walter Nash, a prominent County Superior Court that it is assuming jurisdiction if he Tucson criminal defense doesn't oppose the move lawyer, said its extremely common to see such a motion Rheinheimer called the move pretty typical" when a filed when federal law enfederal officer is charged with forcement officers face trial .. in state courts. a state crime for an I can't remember a case action. Gerald Till, a Cochise where that issue has not been County prosecutor who has ; raised, immunity and the bust-- . handled Corbetts case so ness of transferring it to a federal fourt," he said. far, win try the case in U.S., Arthur THE Condolences may be sent at www.wheelermortuary.com. . Rhonda Davis . -- . 20 . . . y. ' . Grammy Rhonda Davis was' born in Flirt, Michigan on June 20, 1956 to Bonnie Elafaie Biair and Ralph Cameron Lorenc. She passed away suddenly August 28,2007 after surgical complications. She leaves a host of loving family that will miss her smile, .. warm hugs and acts of service towards others. She enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren, family, reading, going to. school and . . Rotstein H. ASSOCIATED PRESS . . . . . things done and not complaining. This was Evidenced as she cared for Cal during his long illness, with a consistently loving and positive attitude. ShekwedNor-wegiatradition, and never failed to serve lutefisk on Christmas Eve, to the lighthearted groans of her family. She loved the beauty of the outdoors, especially flowers andgardens. She was a member of the U of M Faculty Women's Garden Club. She valued and actively "collected" long term relationships, nurturing and maintaining them over decades and across continents through handwritten birthday and Christmas cards, to. list of family an and friends. ' Marlene was preceded in death by her eternal companion, CaL They are the parents of four, children: Annette Dyer (Gfen Cooper) of SpringviUe, Evan of .. Ann Arbor, MI, Stephen (Tami) of Shanghai , China , and Charlotte (Jamie) Walker, of SLC She has eight grandchildren: Ashley, ' Jacob, Nicholas, Karin, Maren, Allison, David, and Kristina. She is also survived by a sister Helen (Gary) frump, a brother Hal (Cecile) Christiansen, a sister ' Charlotte (Ed) McDonald, and a sister-inlaMildred Dyer, aB of Donald SLC, and a brother-in-laBradley, of Provo. ... Funeral services will be held Saturday, September 1st at pm at the Valley View 4th Ward, 2125 E. Evergreen Ave. in SLC The family will receive friends Friday, August 31st from 7dXMhOO pm at Wasatch Lawn Mortuary, 3401 Highland Dr. and for one hour prior to the funeral on Satur-tdaMarlene and her family wish to thank the numerous family, ; friends, nurses, and doctors who provided kind support and care during her illness. Earl UVon Noble, age 89. passed away on August 27, 2007 in Brigham Cky from causes incident to sge. He was born on November 20, 1917 in Rupert, Idaho . Genealogy work. She was an enthusiastic scout er, she had paitiU-- . pated in many scout activities and training including WoodbadgL. She k survived by her children; Derik Joseph, Gabe Jospeh, Meaghan Joseph Freestone and Isaac Joseph. 5 grandchildren with one on the way and 6 sib-- ' lings; Cameron Lorenc, Mike Lorenc. Candace Lorenc Clark, Chris Lorenc Mickebon and Jon Lorenc. Funeral service will be held at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Chapel, located at 3065 North 1300 West, LeM, Utah, August 31, 2007 at 11304)0 am A viewing will be held at 930 a.m.'-pr- ior to the services. Ckiline condolences may be submitted to www.serenicare.com. . . . first-degre- e ' ; . . . first-degr- . DEATH NOTICES . Harriet .. . ' Ueae Joha Nkoi, age 95, of Orem, passed away August 30, 2007. Services are pending and will be announced by Sundberg-OtpiMortuary of Orem. Nelson Thatcher, age 91, died August 29, 2007 in Peoria, Arizona, Funeral ser-- , vices are under the direction of Hoiiaday-Brow- n Funeral Home, Santaquln, n 'cih' Efeabeth Myers Lyman, age 89 of Spring Lake, passed away, August 30, 2007 at Mtn. View HoapitaL Tuesday, September 4th services will be announced by Walker Mortuary in Payson. V . ; ; . 80 Ictty Lou Dunstaa Jensen, of Springville, passed away on-du- ty Thursday, August 30, 2007. Services are pending and will be announced by Wheeler Mortuary of ! SpringviUe. on : Marcus THE Wohlsen," - . "v ' - - heads the festival, set ablaze a crude Moot wooden figure. Sines then, the event has ' Burning Mans signature effi-g- y went up in flames four days evolved into a weeklong gath-ahead of schedule, festival-go-- . ering of nearly 40,000 people ersvowed to come together who descend on the northern icon by to rebuild the Nevadas Black Rock Desert around LabaDay every year Saturdays planned climax. But not everyone was disapfor a massive display of counpointed by Tuesdays prema- - . tercultural creativity. ture incineration. In San Francisco especially, The alleged torching of the Bunting Man has emerged as figure by a San a kind of underground high Francisco performance artist holiday as legions of totalled , has cast light on the disillusionBurners devote the rest of the ment of many in the city who , ' year to choreographing fire believe the annual celebration dances, decorating art cars Of radical and building elaborate interachas., ' lost touch with its spontaneous, tive sculptures. . ; . subversive roots long ago, .The event has become such a People have been trying mainstay of the citys cultural to set that thing on fire for calendar that Burner parents in years, said Hugh IT Andrade, 2005 unsuccessfully urged the a San Francisco artist who at-- : San Francisco school board to tended the festival for many postpone the first day of school so their children could attend. years. This is not a new But the rise in Burning . ' Mans popularity has aim Organizers trace the first Burning Man back to a 1986 brought a backlash. In the immediate aftermath of this week's unscheduled burn, gleeful expressions of approval for the alleged prank rained down on blogs ami Internet forums. Some comments came from SAN FRANCISCO . party pn a San Francisco beach what Larry Harvey, who still- ASSOCIATED PRESS -- After - Vr - - ' y ' V ) vi f,,. tire L'rta . 40-fo- ot . .. ' .. A ' i. - . . g ... ' . . : . , . . w wood-and-ne- . v . had just stayed home,. . Paul Addis, 35, of San Francisco, posted $25,632 bond and was released from the Pershing County, Nev., jail Tuesday after being arrested on suspicion of arson, illegal possession of fireworks, destruction of property and resisting a public officer, according to the sher-- ; iff s department. Addis, known or the city's art scene for playing gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson on stage, has apparently tod gripes against Burning Maa In a fetter published in a local alternative newspaper in 2002, a person using the same name complained about the imposition of rules he : felt were spoiling the event. Those rules and judgments, such as what art is permitted in B(lack) R(ock) C(ity) and radh cal free expressions outer limits," he wrote, are determined in line with what will make the most money for B(iiming) M(an) and generate the fewest potential controversies in the media. Law enforcement officials said they did not know Addis whereabouts after his release. Calls to a number liked for him in San Francisco were not An art phe titled Cnida Awaking is Geriach, Nev., on Wednesday. ANDY BAKIIONTht Gazetto'iournal, silhouetted by the momlrtg sun at Burning Man near conservative posters ready to participants. what it means to burn this Man mock anything carrying a hint, Steven Blade, a 40something that is pahaps long overdue, of hippiedom. Black said. librarian at the University of But many originated from California, Berkeley, has atAccording to Blade, Burning forma attend-- '" tended Burning Man 11 times. Mans huge crowds have atees complaining that Bum-But even though he had a ticket tracted heavy law enforcement this year, he said, he didnt go. attention to an event that was ing man has been spoiled by crowds of yuppies" and frat , What has happened here is originally meant to be an exulboys mostly interested in dogiving pause for a degree of ' tation, leaving him feeling less ing drugs and ogling naked ,;: introspection and reflation on secure and less free" than if he answered.1 A spokeswoman far Burn7-- ing Man organizers did not respond to messages seeking comment.' The year has not been kind to Burning Man's maa In Jan- ' uary, an early participant who Ftowws Topiaries Gifts helped move the festival to the .latje Selection Colon & Styles'..'. desert sued ova rights to the 437 South State, Oram . 72J Joudi 900 East Froiw, Cbth!-Burning Man logo. 374-058- 0 801 225-018- 5 StiU, despite all the critiJc cisms, not ail disenchanted Free Delivery to Utah Burners have totally written County Hospitals & off the festivaL Funeral Homes "When I first started going, they already said it was ova,, said D Andrade, who went to his first Burning Man in 1999 and designed the ticket fa this years event, though he hasn't ! Wood Floor attended since 2005. New people are stiU getting a big blast of all the positive dements that have made it what it is. . . . MstoriijQualit ' Mbnum&nts qq Blinds . Paint & s Hjette .nvStyle MVALLPAPER ild Shutters Hore ,omb Shade : - il Jjj Utahs Superstore 2" Woods & Faux 4' i ri I 25X OFF-- 1 On The Bestl Moore J Paints t IV. 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