The Daily Spectrum from Saint George, Utah • 5

LOCAL STATE The Spectrum riday March 30 2001 A5 At Your Local Hospitals in: Kanab644 4100 Panguitch676 8842 Milford387 2471 Beaver438 7100 New Clinic in Hurricane Hurricane amily Practice 90 So 700W 635 4485 Cedar City 1870 Main St Suite 201 Cedar City Utah 84720 867 0714 Lois Geib ST GEORGE Lois Geib 96 died Wednesday March 28 2001 in St George She was born on October 16 1904 in Rochester NY Lois is survived by one daughter two sons nine grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren Services will be in Rochester NY at a later date A tribute to the ones they loved Sympathy lowers Cameo lorist 695 East Tabernacle 628 2632 Lucille Colvin Jj 1 O' lw: Cares" Is uneral Services: ri March 30 11 am Spilsbury Beard Mortuary Visitation: ri 16:30 until services Norman Kay Jones Visitation ri March 30 7 8 pm Spilsbury Beard Mortuary Day care provider pleads innocent in death Associated Press LAYTON Day care provider Jeri Daines pleaded innocent Thursday to charges that she is responsible for the death of a 3 month old baby Clancy Peterson died of head injuries April 4 at a Salt Lake City hospital Daines Second District Coun on charges of first degree murder Earlier testimony indicated a trio of 3 and 4 year old boys admitted hurting the baby "The kids may have done some Deputy Davis County Attorney Brian Namba said they may have done sufficient to kill the The baby had been left at South Weber day care Earlier this month a medical examiner and a pediatrician testi fied the baby died from shaken baby syndrome and the injury could not have been inflicted by the other children Daines and her daughter were the only adults overseeing the 14 children that day The father Boyd Peterson said Daines was responsible for his death because Clancy should have been in a crib rather than a bed However wife Natalie Peterson testified she knew Clancy was frequently left on a bed She also said Daines had tend ed her older daughter for more than a year without problems The trial will begin in August Arrowhead Triangle to open as park By ANGIE PARKINSON angiepthespectrumcom SANTA CLARA Citizens of Santa Clara will meet Monday April 2 at 5 pm for the unveiling and dedication of their new park It will be called Arrowhead Park and serve as an entry to the histor ical district according to chair woman of the Heritage and Parks Commission Kathleen Nielson The name is a familiar one said Nielson The triangle of land originally formed by farm ers on their way to the fields is located (at the intersection of Arrowhead Trail and Santa Clara Drive Nielson said the land has been known as for some time The new park is not designed for a play area said Nielson It is more of a beautification project than a recreation project City staff is submitting a grant application for developing the downtown area The grant money comes through federal monies set aside specifically for beautification of roadways in the Intermodal Surface Efficiency Act of 1991 If Santa Clara gets the grant Santa Clara Drive will be convert ed into a walking area complete with greenery kiosks benches and trails Trails will link historical sites and shops downtown Nielson said Arrowhead would serve as an introductory point for the walkinghistorical district Community members donated time and money to help complete Arrowhead Several Eagle Scout hopefuls created projects based on clearing the park and planting greenery And one citizen donated money for an elaborate sign The sign is wooden with two sandstone pillars on either side' The sign will welcome visitors to the historical district hoping this sign will get everyone exited about the streetscape project and expanding that same flavor throughout the said Nielson The complete park is the culmi nation of about six months of work said Nielson Mayor red Rowley and city council members will preside at the unveilingdedication on Monday Santa Clara votes to lease second generator BY ANGIE PARKINSON angiepthespectrum com SANTA CLARA The Santa Clara City Council con tinues its quest for energy sup ply security At their Wednesday night meeting the council voted to lease a second portable generator They voted to lease the first portable gen erator in their March 5 meet ing The Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS) offered to pay the city a set rate for power gener ated by the second portable Staff members calculated power sales from a second gen erator would offset the cost of power for the city Even with the cost of the lease payments fuel and main tenance the city will still be I able to turn a profit with the second generator according to City Manager Matthew Brower Under the agreement if the city runs the generator for the months of June July August September and October and sells exclusively to UAMPS it will make a sig nificant profit Running the generator 8 hours each day the power sales will provide an extra 5500000 in revenue said Brower The first generator will be used primarily for energy needs within the city said Brower Power from the sec ond generator will be sold to make a profit The Council also voted to approve a new master roads map Council members would have adopted the entire general plan but it is not ready They approved the map separately so they could also remove the building moratorium on the sections of land under consid eration for possible river cross ings The moratorium has been in place since a November meeting The master road map the Council approved designates a parcel of land where a future crossing of the Santa Clara River will be constructed Council members agreed with the Planning and Zoning Commission's suggestion of the site known as three" The crossing will be located at Chapel Lane The master roads map is not meant to des ignate exactly where the future road will go said City Engineer Todd Edwards The plan is meant to give a fair warning to builders about the planned river crossing before they start to build Death Notice St George woman deported to El Salvador By AMIE ROSE amierosethespectrumcom LAS VEGAS Twenty three year old Sandra Gutierrez moved here from El Salvador with her family when she was 1 year old She has a 3 12 ear old son who was born here and lives with her parents Now she's been deported and 7 will never be able to legally return Rulon Huntsman attorney said an immigration judge riday decided to deport hT 4ie was to be on a 5 1 1 i a ur plane bound tor El Salvtxlor WednesdaynSr Gutierrez was a legal resdent felonies and a Class misde meanor after she charged over $648 on a friend's credit card She was arrested Dec 2 1999 and has been in jail ever since In May 2000 she pleaded guilty to one third degree felony and a Class misdemeanor She was sentenced to one year in jail with no credit for the six months already served She did however get work release from the jail but violated it when she didn't appear at a review hearing in July Gutierrez finished her sentence in ebruary but released because of a' hold from the Immigration and Naturalization Service sions is alien who is convict ed of a crime for which a sentence of one year or longer may be only thing I really want is the judge to just give me a chance" Gutierrez said in ebruary from Purgatory Correctional acility know hat I did was wrong I just want to leave this all behind to start nice and fresh to start a new relationship with my parents" She said in ebruary she hadn't seen her son for eight months He lives with her parents in California sister told me how big Gutierrez saidllTve missed out on a lot I just want to go home and be with him I want to until she was sentenced one year in jail Her problems startd in November 1999 when sAe was charged with seven thirtf degree Under the federal Immigration and Nationality Act an alien deportable by reason of having committed any offense covered in section 237" One of the provi take him to his first day of school I have a lot of goals I want to reach dreams 1 want to make come true" Kevin Glazner the INS supervi sory special agent in St George Arrests has said generally people who have lived in this country for a long time have no criminal record and have family ties have a better chance of being allowed to stay "Her problem is that over the years been convicted of a number of crimes in the he said In 1998 Gutierrez pleaded no contest to shoplifting a Class misdemeanor Her sentence was stayed Also in 1998 Gutierrez pleaded guilty to two counts of forgery Class A She was sentenced to 150 hours of community service in lieu of 14 days in jail to pay $1504 restitu tion and to serve 18 months super vised probation Her probation was terminated unsuccessfully The Spectrum reports arrests for felony crimes and compound misde meanors and warrank carrying a bail of at least $13)0 All arrest information is taken! from the jail booking log and polte reports The Spectrum reserves the right to report on other incdents at the edi tors' discretion St George Polie Department Jared Pace Eskelsen 19 St George was arrested Wednesday on a warrant Eskelsen was booked into Purgatory Correctional acility on $5000 bail I Richard Eal Hodges 33 St George was arrested Wednesday on charges of possession of ampheta mines possession of drug parapher nalia theft of property possession of stolen property and assault Hodges was booked into Purgatory Correctional acility on $7405 bail Springdale Police Department Terry Darnell King 43 Springdale was arrested Wednesday on charges of driving under the influence of alcoholdrugs and driving with a sus pended or revoked license King was booked into Purgatory Correctional acility on $1600 bail OBITUARIES Washington County Sheriff Billie Jo Maxine Lange 20 Washington was arrested Wednesday on charges of interfering with officers and resisting arrest and a warrant Lange was booked into Purgatory Correctional acility on $5555 bail Cedar City Police Department Shanley Atkinson 33 of Kanarraville was arrested on charges of driving under the influ ence of alcohol or drugs Wednesday on Royal Hunte Drive in the Cross Hollows area Atkinson was booked into the Iron CountyUtah Correctional acility on $1500 bail Dorothy Marie Thompson 47 of Cedar City was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs Wednesday at 200 100 East She was also sited for not wearing a seatbelt Thompson was booked into the Iron CountyUtah Correctional acility on $2050 bail Iron County Sheriff Laura Beth DeGeorge 46 of Enoch was arrested Wednesday on charges of assault disorderly conduct and intoxication She was booked into the Iron CountyUtah Correctional acility where she was held on $1355 bail Incidents Lucille Colvin 1 14 ft v' I WASHINGTON Lucille Col vin age 8(j died March 24 2001 at her hone in Washington City She was born April 25 1914 in floyd Vrginia to Alfred Comptom and Malinda Vest Comptory She married Lewis Colvin ir 1940 in Las Vegas Ne vada I Lewi and Lucille spent 35 years in Las (Vegas She worked at the laminjo Hotel for 15 years and then held an office administrative position at the El Cortez for 15 years After retiring they moved to Washington Utah in 1977 Lucille loved animals especially her dog "Taffy" She enjoyed traveling and pad a special admi ration for the Hawaiian and Ori ental cultures Crocheting was one of her special interests She enjoyed het many friends and loved them to visit her at her1 ihSci 1 home She is urvived by her sisters Iris Comptn and Virginia Comp ton Lane both of Virginia and three nieces She was preceded in death by her parents and her husband Lewis Colvin uneral services will be held ri day March 30 2001 at 11:00 am at Spilsbury Beard Mortu ary 110 Bluff Street St George UT riends may call from 10:30 am until time of services Interment will be in the Washington City Cemetery under the direction of Spilsbury Beard Mortuary St George UT 673 2454 I Guidelines Paid obituary ads may be ordered through your local mor 1 tuary or directly through The 7 Spectrum To obtain rate infer i mation or place an 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resident of the 600 block of South 800 East reported someone broke into his apartment Wednesday and stole his bike A golfer hit a car window with a golf ball Wednesday at the St George Golf Club A resident of the 70 block of West 650 South reported Wednesday someone took his living room chairs A garbage can was reported stolen Wednesday from the 3600 block of Lupin Way Washington County Sheriff A resident of the 300 block of East 855 South in Ivins reported Wednesday a man was urinating and turned around to show her daughter and her daughter's friends He is described as overweight and balding and was last seen heading into some trees Cedar City Police Department Police investigated two criminal mischief calls Wednesday when win dows were broken out of a house and a shed at 449 100 West and a car at 436 200 West in Cedar City The cost to repair the broken win dows in the house and the shed was estimated at $100 The rear window of a 1984 ord Thunderbird was destroyed The damage was esti 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