The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 11

Ogden Standard-Examiner Monday Evening October 31 1977 11 A Weekend Acddents'Clajm 4 Utahns Colorfeadp Akami i Guilty Plea Entered In Deaths of 2 Girls I 1 V-' ioe CO i FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS KALISPELL Mont (AP) A KA has Randall Bachman 27 pleaded guilty to two last year about two miles from where they disappeared Authorities said they apparently had been shot Officials said the penalty for second-degree murder is a minimum of 10 years in Associated press Three persons have died in traffic accidents in Utah over the weekend authorities say And separate out-of-state accidents over the weekend took the lives of two more Utahns Dwayne Minard 46 of Basalt Colo was killed early Sunday when his car left the westbound lane of Interstate 80 about 21 miles east of Wendover and rolled the Utah Highway Patrol said The patrol said Richard Angus 31 of Salt Lake City also was killed on 1-80 about four miles east of Wendover early Sunday when the car he was driving left the road and rolled twice Duchesne County Sheriff George Marett said Willis North 59 of Salt Lake City was found dead in his truck prison but the law sets no 4 counts of second-degree murder in the 1973 slayings of two children District Court Judge Robert Sykes set sentencing for Nov 10 Bachman arrested in July was charged in the deaths of Karen Tyler 11 and Jessica Westphal 9 who disappeared from the small community of Marion near Kalispell on July 31 1973 Their skeletal remains were found in November 77 CONTINENTAL TOWN COUPE NUCLEAR ATTACK DOUGLAS BRIAN Injuries Fatal ivricutif ion Plan nci I mean ''Killed maximum sentence County Atty Patrick Springer said Bachman's guilty plea was negotiated but Judge Sykes said he would not be bound by any negotiated agreement when he passes sentence on Bachman The judge authorized Sheriff Alfred Rierson to take any security measures he -deems necessary to protect Bachman prior to sentencing Bachman originally was charged with deliberate homicide under Montana's new criminal code But it later was reduced to second- -Fall Frm Sf Ready feir ymK? mo 36 month lease with approval of credit plus sales tax license and title fees Total down $55553 SEE THE LEASING PROS AT THE SIGN OF THE CAT Ray Safford LINCOLNMERCURY CAPRI degree murder a crime that was on the law books at the time the girls vanished Bachman was returned to Kalispell early this month following extended psychiatrict evaluation at Warm Springs State Hospital 3350 Wall Ave Phone: 621-1910 M0 uu i member of the Weber State Institutional Council and the Development Fund Board He was a member of the Clearfield High School Co-op Program He served with the Army Surviving are his widow Fruit Heights three sons and two Scott Douglas Brian Michael Damon Brian Tyler Sommers Brian all of Fruit Heights Mrs Curtis (Susan) Ting-ey Mrs Brad (Karen) Timothy both of Layton three grandchildren one brother four sisters: Duane Brian Mrs Elwin (Myrene) Dransfield both of Ogden Doris Brian Taggert Salt Lake City Mrs William (Bonnie) Seliger Lubbock Tex Mrs Gary (Shiela) Garlick Kaysville Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 am in the Fruit Heights 2nd Ward Chapel 901 Mountain Road with Bishop TJ Jones of the Fruit Heights 2nd Ward officiating Family will meet friends at Lindquist and Sons Mortuary 3408 Washington Ogden Tuesday from 6 to 8 pm and at the ward chapel Wednesday one hour prior to services Interment will be in the Memorial Gardens of the Wasatch Saturday evening in a stream near the North Fork of the Duchesne River about 12 miles west of Hanna Marett said the truck apparently had left a road and rolled several times before coming to rest at the bottom of a 75-foot embankment An autopsy was to be performed by the state medical examiner to determine the cause of death since the victim was found face down in the water the sheriff said A fiery three-car crash on Interstate 25 in Albuquerque NM claimed the life of Jean Marie Hoover 30 of Montecello Utah Police said Mrs Hoover apparently pulled over to the side of the highway with car trouble Saturday night "We think another car probably slowed down to help her and a truck hit them from behind while getting on the freewayV said Harold Cook of the sheriff's office OUT OF CAR The woman was standing outside her car when the accident occurred police said "It was one of the worst accidents I've seen in my four years with the Fire Department" said rescue worker Chris Terrazas "When we came it looked like a fireworks display" The fire caused by the wreck burned two hours before police and rescue workers could begin pulling apart the wreckage to check for other bodies A 21-year-old Vernal Utah man was killed Sunday morning when the tractor-trailer he was driving went off US 40 about 30 miles west of Kremmling Colo the Colorado State Patrol reported The patrol identified the victim as Randolph Leonard Kimbel According to the patrol report Kimbel and a passenger Robert A Spoon whose address was not known apparently jumped out of the truck as it left the road The truck ran over Kimbel Spoon was taken to a Steamboat Springs hospital with possible internal and back injuries Gun Goes Off Hunter Killed BOUNTIFUL Utah (AP) A 19-year-old North Salt Lake man was killed when his 44-caliber pistol accidentally went off while he was hunting in North Canyon near Bountiful the Davis County Sheriff's office says Deputies said Rodney Calver died Saturday evening after he apparently dropped the pistol and it discharged with the bullet striking him in the chest They said a Hill Air Force Base helicopter was used to transport the body to the University of Utah Medical Center in Salt Lake City Desk Top Electronic Printer SHARP Reg 8995 10-digit impact printer 2-Color Printer (black red) yrAT-' ii FRUIT HEIGHTS Councilman Douglas George Brian 48 1381 Golden Circle 'Fruit Heights died Sunday Oct 30 1977 at St Benedict's Hospital in Ogden of injuries suffered in a fall Mr Brian a city councilman here was roofing a two-story house at 1360 650 Fruit Heights Saturday when the wind blew a package of shingles into him knocking him off the roof the Davis County Sheriff's Office said The accident occurred at 1:09 pm Davis paramedics said Councilman Brian fell 16 to 20 feet landing on his head and shoulders He was born April 14 1929 in Ogden a son of Douglas Gross and Annie Elizabeth Williamsen Brian On Feb 26 1953 he was married to Raelene Wanda Sommers in the Logan LDS Temple He was president of the Concise Engineering and Manufacturing Co He had lived in Pleasant Grove Calif Salt Lake City Roy and Fruit Heights for the past 10 years He graduated from Ogden High School Weber State College and the University of Utah with a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering and he also obtained an MBA degree SERVED MISSION He was a member of the LDS Church had served a mission to Australia was formerly in the bishopric of the Lakeview Ward and had been bishop of the Central Park Ward in Salt Lake City and had been bishop of the Kaysville 11th Ward in Fruit Heights He was a high priest in the Fruit Heights 2nd Ward He had worked for the Williamsen Body and 'Equipment Co and had been chief engineer of the Hobart Manufacturing Co and had been plant manager in Clearfield He was president of the Weber State College Alumni Association member of the Rotary Club of Ogden had been a registered professional engineer of Utah a Spradling said his office has been working on the plan for' about three years-and he expects about four more years of work before it is finished Much of the work so far has involved determining how many extra people can be accommodated in the non-target areas of the state he said Nearly every portion of the state would be expected to take in evacuees but one of the primary non-target or "host" areas is Cache County Spradling says Cache County can expect an influx of up to three times its normal population of about 50000 persons' if the plan ever has to be put in effect Host areas are being encouraged to set up plans for taking care of evacuees Spradling said Many persons could be accommodated in existing fallout shelters he said but churches schools and private individuals might be called upon to provide housing In the event an attack appears imminent Spradling said people in target areas most likely would be notified by radio and television to leave their homes He said his office has a master plan outlining where residents of each area should go The plan is frequently updated Transportation would be arranged for persons without vehicles Spradling said He said preliminary discussions have been held with the Utah Transit Authority to use its buses but no firm agreement has been made Not everyone would leave the target areas Spradling said some police officers firefighters and persons needed to run essential utilities and industries would remain Spradling said the plan is not designed to replace the system of fallout shelters" He said the shelters are being maintained as a way of protecting people should a surprise attack occur "We're looking at as many contingencies as possible" he said By GEORGE TIBBITS Associated Press Writer SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -Work is continuing on an evacuation plan for Utah's Wasatch Front in case of nuclear attack says Don Spradling director of the Utah Office of Emergency Preparedness Spradling said the plan is designed to get people out of expected target areas such as Salt Lake City and nearby communities and into other parts of Utah where an attack is less likely The plan called "crisis relocation" is designed to supplement the existing system of fallout shelters Spradling said the relocation plan would be used when there is "an increased tension period where it would look like an attack was probable" He said officials probably would need at least 48 hours warning time to put the plan in effect Drunk Tank Inmate Dies SALT LAKE CITY the Utahtate medical examiner will perform an autopsy to determine the cause 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