Show e ' 2I I 1 ' i4r tA Sunday Ntnemtker The Snit Lake TrIbune Shots Locate Utah Juvenile Court Reappraises Pastor Lost their Wililam juvenile court Teport for sources Military Briefs The Utah National Guard will Ufld( go anntlill general Inspections beginning Monday as sis teams qf iftspei:tors lyr the 6th Army lleaiiillutrters Lresidiu of San Itancisco I 1 i 'olive 441k 1 in - ciet I? 711 4 e I I 'I f j i) P 1 i i !L CWO "'whittle "A" I ( e - Jgeneral 1 nable behavior 16 per cent An additional Us present intake pmcedures included acts against self methods and alsuch has possession of alcohol ternate resources available in s a r4 Am NPYr Caul -- Utiles i I ' ( : ' 1I - ' i— ' it )1 ' tie lilacs Ens 1 ' "'' rf 4 e - - ) ' :: j I 1‘ ' ' 6 Np4 Black a and city is a study !mulching of teacher in the Ogden public schools lie is rated an expert with 61mm 30 caliber mortar carbine ters" those uthority in youth behavior problems and family Offenses "A primary recommendation of the federal crime corn mieion panel was that youth who have not broken laws which are applicable to all commit but who behav- ioral offenses should not be handled in the corrections process with youngsters who have committed overt acts of delinquent behavior" said Richard P Lindsay court administrator Mr Lindsay rioted that the 0 I stick such a youngster be put itt the delets lion center or should other min munity services be made available to aid him? the court administrator a4ed Most of our Utah com- munities are not now organ-heeto pmvide assistani e youth he handled iiiicourt or tiariisiV) a Lamity ixigure:4! Another example is an adolescent youngster who says 'My father is a lush who likes to beat me up when I stay groups d ! - '' ''''' - li: agencies retortnt to aecciil referrals tioin poor court lu le particularly these itivolve trouble-hom- :t ' ‘i iv' ':7 t Pi' 0 :' A' L: : - t - jAri ::' ::':'::! " A I t !1 4 7:" s -- - -- g' !Ili:- - !AIWA Y I OR '111i17-- f 41 - I 4 r '1'±4" '1 " i - ( P AIM BY i ii- i'- i NI) - CHRIST0111M1 MAS ri41t 41 r SATISFACTION CUARANTLED 0414(1r1 :::::::::::::::::-:-::-::::-:- 14e :'' ' i 3 Carats t $975 Alicaus a bettcr NOW diamond bny'at ---- --1 '117' - ::' 421 mallI'''''a- - ' :ti p!--- t: rt e --- If 11' : 0 - a' and rebellious adoleMr Lindsay said scents" - : ' "''ieei-- 0 '' Typical Case Juvenile court advisory committees in other areas also are studying such re are :: f'41 ' ' - -- 4 I ' ' - y''- :i : 'i Establislied undTstiludit by — ------- --- relationships uhich might be handled without its intervention" the court administrator said "In the Salt Lake area the Community Services Council is currently htudying the present ff'sotircfl 01 local private a nd public agencies including schools church and civic Ormental health ganizations facilities and various counseling and helping services to assist the court in assessing the alternative resources available for handling such cases the before now coming court" he said Behaiioral ages Resourees sources can be developed the court may s(sek to divest its to borne why Shotild around?" Should com- 74--4(- alteriwiatiVe're--- " receive juveniles referred by the courts police parents schools and others in certain instances 2687-19t- and 45 caliber pistol Chief Warrant Officer Eldon R Wines Pleasant Grove a member of the Timpanogos Utah Composite Squadron Alternstie some types of cases the ad:Mmatrative tho court announced The issue of narrowing juVellile court jurisdiction was raised by the President's Crime Commission report which urged that a "Youth Services Bureau" be estabin lished "comprehensive neighborhood community cen- -- 4 all cases referred were for ungover- cent of to the court per 1 Mr Lindsay said Typical of the type of ease which nilght be handled outt side the court in mild be a complaint system from a pareid who says (flit obey me he is "Johnny slotting school end stays out all hours" munities the first six months of the year indicated that nearly 37 ' Case-liamiln- ig own In 3567 Writer p Wit! i IDAHO (UI'!) — A Payette minister separated almost IWO days been awarded from his deer hunting party was brought out of the wet Medal of Honor for conspicu—!-cold nunnnains west ofhote‘ 6!"A 111p-toislume" lie is credited 'tvith saving SalLtni0 The RevA E Rainwater 2 wa' ths i pastot the Assetrinty of Gear Of Mr and Mrs Howard NeChurch was located several who fell miles from here by rifle shots lson Pleasant Grove Into an Irrigation ditch and Thursday evening But it was V '9 am Saturday before O was rescued by C searchers could bring him Out v as rescued by CWO Wines Jay Lowe manager of BouEnsign ghillie R Wickes gas station pinmin of the Rev and Mrs lder Creek Horner IV IVickes 3151 Deka pointed the Rev Mr nainwater by an exchange of rifle (3990 South) is completthe at log flight training "Ile was right over the Naval Air Station Pensacola ridge in hack of my station" said Lowe '11rst I fired one He is a garduate of the US shot he returned one shot Naval Academy and Moab then I fired two and he fired High School two That's the way we found Sp 4C 81"Pe O Black him" son of Mr and Mrs J L Mr Lowe said the lost minBlack East is home Ister acted "like a real good on leave after serving a year Mountain man" with the 10Ist Airborne Divi Ile said that after the Rev sion in Vietnam Mr Rainwater became sepalie is a 190 graduate of rated from his party by fog Highland Iligh School and will Thursday he built himself a return to duty with the 82nd camp and a fire and stayed Airborne Division at Ft put until the rifle shot exBragg NC Nov 24 changes N Heading the inspection team be Cu! J W Leonard according to Mat Gen Maur-leL Watts Utah adjutant skim said the inspeclions of Utah Guard units will continue through Nos 21 Col Louis Duquette ion 215 of Mrs SOMA Duquette Wentworth Ave (2210 South) has been appointed the new administrator of David Grant at Travis tgAF 11011031 AFB Vallejo Calif lie Is a graduate of the University of Utah Law School and a 26year veteran Col Duquette Will formerly ad ministrator Of the hospital at Elgin ALB Va Sterling E Gardner Ogden commanding officer of lin B 6th Howitzer flu 83rd Artillery USAR has been promoted to first lieutenant Lt Gardner Is a graduate of nrigham Young University MEADOWS Staff Should juvenile court jurisdiction be narrowed? In an attempt to answer that question Utah's Juvenile Patrol has the 13ronte Civil Air Wing - NEW Smith By Tribune In Deer Hunt Guard Inspections Begin illomhly I I V voi 8 tiDOWNTOWN : SEF ATFC P At)FocoNDIAMOIVIII"(Prirt II' - 1 I 4 t I c1 ! t - I i I t 4minoso'- 'Y) t ' ep I 1 4 i I - ! 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