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390 Page A4 THE SPECTRUM LOCAL STATE Saturday, October 4, 1997 NASA boosts X-33 landings By The Associated Press SALT LAKE CITY Space agency officials have increased the number of landings in Utah of the experimental, remote-controlled $1.15 billion X-33 space plane. National Aeronautic and Space Administration scientists had initially planned for seven landings of the half-size supersonic glider. which if successful may be the successor to the space shuttle. Now, that number likely will be increased to 10. The 63-foot-tall X-33 will blast off vertically from Edwards Air Force Base, powered by liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen.

It won't have a crew and won't fly into space. It will climb 50 miles high and fly at speeds up to 15 times the speed of sound before gliding to an unpowered landing. ympathy Flowers A tribute to the ones they loved. Cameo Florist 695 East Tabernacle 628-2632 Metcali MORTUAR "The finest Quality Service with Dignity" Dorothy Lockwood Funeral: Sat, Oct. 4, 2p.m.

at Metcalf Mortuary Chapel Interment: Sequim WA Shirley Ann Gregg Memorial Services: Oct. 4, 2p.m. Metcalf Memorial Chapel, Logandale, NV Elizabeth Canton Memorial Services: Oct. 4, 4p.m. at Grace Episcopal Church Interment: Oct 18, White Chapel Memorial Cemetery, Troy, Michigan William G.

Freeman Funeral: Oct. 6, 2 p.m. at L.D.S Enterprise Stake Center Visitations: at Metcalf Mortuary 12:30 to at the Stake Center prior to services Velma C. Caso Services Pending Steve Haluska Services Pending St. George Hurricane 300 W.

St. George Blvd 140 N. Main 673-4221 635-2211 Logandale 5090 North Moapa Valley Blvd. 702-398-3600 The addition of three flights, starting in 1999, was one. of the biggest surprises of the project's final environmental impact statement released by NASA last week.

NASA had been looking at three landing sites, but eliminated landings at Silurian Lake, said Rebecca McCaleb, director of environmental engineering and management at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala. McCaleb is head of the team that analyzed the proposal. That change added three landings to Dugway, a remote Army proving ground 80 miles southwest of Salt Lake City. The plan does not recommend changing the five landings planned for Malmstrom Air Force LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF ST. GEORGE Repeat Performance needs toys donations Repeat Performance Economy Store is seeking toys of all types to swell its inventory in time for the Christmas season.

Every year volunteers at Repeat Performance and the Volunteer Guild House work to refurbish dolls, doll clothes, plush animals, wagons, bikes and more. Many of the toys are purchased by families who are trying to stretch their budgets or others who do not have the resources to buy new gifts. Funds raised by the economy store are donated to Dixie Regional Medical Center to enhance services to patients. More than 48 people volunteer to work with Repeat Performance and make it possible for the store to operate. To make: a contribution, take items to the store, at 74 East SPILSBURY BEARD MORTUARY "Our Families Serving Your Family' "Our Families Serving Your Family" Matthew R.

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A formal decision on the EIS recommendations won't be made until next month. The wedge-shaped X-33 is being built under a cooperative agreement between NASA and Lockheed Martin Skunk Works of Palmdale. with NASA investing $941 million and Lockheed Martin at least $212. If X-33 succeeds, the full-scale project, a vehicle named Venture Star, should be built by Lockheed Martin within a decade. The Venture Star, designed as a "reusable launch vehicle," could replace the shuttle and would slash the cost of lifting cargo into space from $10,000 to roughly $1,000 per pound.

Tabernacle. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, or 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Saturday. Arrangements can be made to pick up heavy items such as furniture or regular items for the elderly who are unable to bring them to the store. HURRICANE Water tests are clean despite discoloration Hurricane water tested negative for bacteria last week. The water in Hurricane turned an odd color after the remnants of Hurricane Nora caused flash floods, said Kevin Brown, Utah Division of Drinking Water director. The floods put sediment, which is not a health hazard, into the city's springs and caused the water discoloration, Brown said.

"It's one of those freak accidents," Brown said. City officials alerted radio stations, which broadcast a warning against drinking the discolored water. The warning was retracted a short time later after the bacteria tests came up negative. The OBITUARIES Robert Robinson CEDAR CITY Robert Applegate Robinson passed away peacefully on Oct. 1, 1997 in his home, surrounded by his loving family.

He had an extended illness, which he fought bravely for many years. He was born in Parowan, Utah on March 9, 1932 to Arthur Henderson and Marietta Applegate Robinson, the eighth of 10 children. He married Marilyn Bergstrom on Jan. 17, 1952 in Parowan. Their marriage was solemnized on June 23, 1965 in the Idaho Falls LDS Temple.

Robert served in the United States Army during the Korean War. He began his career as an electrician with the old Southern Utah Power company, then owned his own business in Idaho Falls as an electrician contractor. He returned to Southern Utah and worked for the power company in Cedar City and Enterprise Valley until 1980, when he suffered an electrical accident. He retired in 1981. He is survived by his wife of 45 years, Marilyn Bergstrom; two sons and four daughters: Deborah (David) Smith of Moscow, Idaho, Bobett (Ross) Ray of Fredonia, MariaLee (Keith) Bulloch of Cedar City, Utah, Brady Jay Robinson Family seeks help, support as woman prepares for heart surgery in Oklahoma By MARTA MURVOSH But even $5 would help, Con- also must pay for travel and nie Llewellyn said.

housing for Lin's husband, Lee, The Spectrum Although she had surgery in during that time. A mother's son and her sis- February, Utah doctors thought Llewellyn is a former nurse ter-in-law are asking you to the Oklahoma heart team has and owns Dixie Answering Serkeep Linda "Lin" Llewellyn in the equipment and skill to give vice in St. George. Both Lin and your prayers this month. Lin a better chance, according Jeremy Llewellyn have muscuLlewellyn will have heart to a letter from Jeremy lar dystrophy, a genetic disease surgery Oct.

15 in Oklahoma Llewellyn. where the muscles gradually City to save her life. "She's one of the strongest deteriorate. Lin's daughter Her son Jeremy is asking the people I have ever known, and recently lost her hearing in one community to help with the she is a great example to every- ear, Connie Llewellyn said. costs of surgery not covered by one." Jeremy wrote.

Neighbors and friends have insurance. Lin Llewellyn must travel to opened the Linda "Lin" "We don't just want money; Oklahoma five days before Llewellyn Heart Fund account we want her in people's surgery and spend two weeks in at Southern Utah State Bank, prayers," said Connie Llewellyn, the hospital afterward, said 395 E. St. George St. Lin's sister-in-law.

Connie Llewellyn. The family George. water was shut off for a time in Hurricane Elementary School. ST. GEORGE Week-long cemetery clean-up starts Monday The St.

George Cemetery will be cleaned up Monday through Friday. Family members who wish to save monument decorations and flowers should pick them up no later than Sunday. and may return them the following Saturday. All remaining decorations and flowers will be removed and disposed of by the St. George City Cemetery staff.

Removal of decorations and flowers by unauthorized persons is prohibited. CEDAR CITY Pet show to benefit 'Shop With a Cop' The Cedar City Kmart is sponsoring a pet show at noon today in the parking lot to benefit the "Shop With a Cop" program. Any pet can enter. Prizes will be awarded for the best dressed pet, ES (Alice Bagley) of Cedar City, Beverly Kay (Douglas) Whitlock of Enterprise, Utah and Arthur Wilford "Bill" (LuzEva) Robinson of Cedar City. He is also survived by 29 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren; two brothers and a sister: Mark Robinson of Cedar City, Willis Robinson of Herriman, Utah, and Alice Tullis of Parowan, Utah.

He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers and sisters: Lonald, Howard, Floyd, Beth, Sandra, and Joyce. He worked hard all his life and instilled his work ethics in his children and grandchildren. He taught his family by his example and touched many lives. He was a wonderful husband, father, grandfather, and friend. He was a man of many talents, skills and abilities.

He was an avid reader and helped his children gain a respect for constant learning and to value education in all forms. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Oct. 4, 1997 at 11:30 at the Spanish Trails LDS Ward Chapel on Minersville Highway. Friends and family may call Friday evening from p.m. and Saturday morning from 10 a.m.

until time of services at the Spanish Ward Chapel. Interment will be in the Cedar City Cemetery. NURSING HOME Costs Worry You? Seniors Unaware of Government Entitlement Program for Nursing Home Care! Utah has an entitlement program that pays for nursing home care for Seniors. Seniors are allowed to keep their Home and Money. Call 1-888-273-3786 (toll free) to hear about a FREE SEMINAR Given Wednesday, October 15th, 1pm at the St.

George Library 50 So. Main St. George, Utah Seminar conducted by local attorney, J. Ralph Atkin RESERVATIONS best stupid pet trick and best petowner look-alikes. Owners who enter their pets have a chance to win prizes from Goochie Poochie, Lins and other area merchants.

All proceeds benefit "Shop With A Cop," a holiday assistance program that allows needy kids to have breakfast with policemen or firemen and then get a toy from Kmart. ST. GEORGE Basketball officials needed for adult leagues The city of St. George is looking for qualified basketball officials to help officiate in adult basketball leagues. Contact the Recreation Department at (435) 634-5860 by Oct.

10. CEDAR CITY SUUSA sponsors candidate debate The Southern Utah University Students Association is sponsoring a debate among Cedar City Council candidates to allow the community to ask questions and GUIDELINES Paid obituary ads may be ordered through your local mortuary or directly through The Spectrum. To obtain rate information or place an obituary, call The Spectrum at (801) 674-6209. Those not purchasing paid obituaries may have a death notice published at no cost. Information includes name, dates of death, birth and marriage (spouse's name), survivors (including spouse, children, parents, children, siblings, number of grandchildren), and funeral information.

These may be submitted by calling (801) 674-6209 Monday through Friday from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m.-noon. Saturday death notices may also be submitted from noon-5 p.m. by calling (801) 674-6238. Marion Young ORDERVILLE Marion Anderson Young, 92, died Oct.

2, 1997 in Kanab, Utah. He was born June 6, 1905 in Salt Lake City to Eric Herman Anderson and Ida Lyman. She married Orson Taylor Young July 1, 1925 in Magna, and was later sealed in the Salt Lake City LDS Temple. He died Aug. 13, 1973.

Marion taught school for many years, and was a respected educator. She taught in Idaho and Utah, and retired from the Kane County School District. Church involvement was a large part of her life. She was a chorister, played organ, and worked in the Relief Society. Orson and Marion were the proprietors of the Parkway Motel.

After retiring, she took up painting, and her art adorns many of the homes of her family and friends. Marion is survived by children: Barbara Jorgensen of West Valley City, Utah, Eugene (Elain) Young of Sandy, Utah, Ida (Charles) Winter of Orderville, Utah, Spencer (Pam) Young of Kanab, Utah; brother Herman (Bernice) Anderson of Salt Lake City; sister Afton Jameson of Las Vegas, Nev. and sister-in-law Sue Anderson of Mesa, 14 grandchildren; 43 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild. She was preceded in death by her husband Orson; son Virgil Eric Young; two sisters: Clara Cannon and Louise Wolfe; and a brother Clyde Anderson. Funeral services will be held Monday, Oct.

6, 1997 in the Orderville LDS Chapel at 11 a.m. Friends may call Sunday from 7-8 p.m. at Mosdell Mortuary in Kanab, or Monday from a.m. at Orderville. Burial will in the Orderville Cemetery.

listen to opinions. The debate is at noon Monday in the ballroom of the Sharwan Smith Center on the campus of Southern Utah University. The public is encouraged to attend. Primary elections are Tuesday, after which one of the four candidates for city council will be eliminated. Cedar City Mayor Harold Shirley is running unopposed.

KANE COUNTY Kane County receives educational grant The Kane County School District, Kanab, will receive $500,617 in Outof-School Youth and Indian grants as School-to-Work partnerships that are locally designed to provide young people in the community with the academic skills, work-based learning opportunities and exposure to career possibilities needed to pursue the high-skill, high-wage jobs of the future. For more information, call Betty Rember at (435) 586-2899. By The Spectrum Fb William Freeman ENTERPRISE Our loving father and grandfather William Godfred Freeman, 74, died Sept. 30, 1997 at his home in Enterprise, Utah. He was born Dec.

3, 1922 in Reeheights, S.D. to Egbert Lawrence and Emma Maggie Rath Freeman. He married his high school sweetheart, Anna Ruth "Peg" Grover, Aug. 26, 1944 in Highmore, S.D. Their marriage was solemnized in the St.

George Temple Nov. 11, 1958. She preceded him in death Oct. 10, 1996. He was born and raised in Reeheights S.D.

He aspired to be a catcher in pro baseball, but instead went into the Navy, where he enjoyed boxing. He attended Barber College in Sioux City, lowa. He lived in Las Vegas and Henderson, Nev. for 20 years, before moving to Enterprise in 1985. William loved horses and was a member of the Nevada Mustang Association.

He helped start the National Mustang Association, which promoted adoption of wild horses. He built the Wild Horse Refuge in Barkley, Nev. William loved hunting and fishing. He is survived by his children: Jeanne (David) Fureigh, Penney Freeman, and Melany (Dallas) Hall, all of Enterprise, and Belinda (Richard) Sprague of Boulder City, 12 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren; brother Ed Freeman of Henderson, Nev. and sister Marion Collins of Reno, Nev.

He is preceded in death by four brothers. A funeral will be held Monday, Oct. 6, 1997, 2 p.m. at the LDS Enterprise Stake Center, Enterprise. Friends may call Sunday, 7-8 p.m.

at Metcalf Mortuary, 300 W. St. George Blvd. and Monday, p.m. at the stake center prior to services.

Interment will be in the Enterprise City Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of Metcalf Mortuary, 673-4221..