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The Salt Lake Tribune OBITUARIESUTAHINTERMOUNTAIN Sunday February 8 1998 B9 Accused Killer Utah Bound A state distript court official said Garcia was expected to be transported back to Utah in the next 10 days after waiving extradition proceedings on Friday Another man Santiago Nunez Mendez was arrested here in the same case Jan 1 and sent back to Utah last month Albuquerque police arrested Garcia at a motel after Utah authorities tipped them to Garcias location police said Garcia reportedly had been working odd jobs in Albuquerque since the end of December when Utah investigators say the two-day murder-robbery spree On Dec 26 Garcia and Mendez allegedly talked their way into the home of George Emmetts 53 of Moroni Utah After drinking together the suspects allegedly killed Emmetts with a 9mm pistol and stole a VCR two guns and a stockpile of liquor A day later Garcia and Mendez allegedly drove to the outskirts of neighboring Ephraim and killed Alphonso Duran a man whose family had occasionally fed and housed them The two men probably fled Utah before investigators knew they were suspects Utah police said Even the Salvation Army Never Had a Ghost Town John Henry Webster Beloved husband father grandfather brother uncle cousin and friend John Henry Webster passed away Feb-tuaty 6 1998 Soil UeCHy Bom May 31 191Z in Salt Lake to Samuel And Maude Webster He married Sherilne Alta Jensen October 4 1939 in the Salt Lake IDS Temple Immediatety following graduation from school he affiliated with the United Grocery Company for several years Resigned In 1035 to oln the Kellogg Company Battle Creek I MtaWgan covering Utah and Southern Idaho territory In 1942 made District Sales Manager of Intermountain Territory Promoted to San Francisco as Division Sales Manager in 1947 and to Memphis Tennessee Division Sales Manoger In 1955 In 1958 John was transferred to Southern Ca fomta as Division Sales Manoger of Arizona Southern California and Soulhem Nevada In 1960 he was elected Vice President and Western Region Manager of Ihe 15 Western State Alaska and Hawaii After 37 years of active service John was transferred to ortvtsory status In 1971 with fuft retirement June 1976 while with Kellogg he served as chairman of numerous activities In the food Industry Veiy active In the LDS church serving as Ensign Slake Young Mens leader Counselor and President of Aaronlc Priesthood Quotum Courv setor and President of Elders Quorum Ensign Ward and one of Ihe Seven Presidents of Seventies Quotum before being promoted to San Francisco While Ihe bay area served as building fond chairman President of Seventies Quorum and counselor to Bishop and Bishop of San Leandro Ward until transfer to Mempfri Tennessee In 1955 Served as counselor In District Presidency In East Central Stales Mission until transferred to los Angeles In 1958 Church service In Soulhem California consisted of teacher of High Priest Group Los Angeles Stake MIA President Second Counselor In Lot Angeles Stake Presidency Bishop CLA Student ward Bishop Newport Beach Ward Bishop Cento Mesa Ward Following which the Websters returned to Salt lake drier John was fully retired from Kellogg Sales Company His church service continued In Salt Lake as second assistant In Grant 4th Ward Sunday School Presidency 18 month mission at Washington DC Visitors Center and five years on Stake High Council During earlier years John Ded on several Church softball and basket-championship teams in Utah and California In addition to his vocation and church respon-slbllltle he served two and one-half years as president of a 228 condominium homeowner association In Newport Beach and eight years as President of Graystone Pines Homeowners Association in Salt Lake Survived by wife Sherilne: four daughter Marilyn Chris Matarky Sacramento Ca Stephanie (Fred) Ex Malibu CA Volerie (Bob) Guy-mon Sandy UT Vickie (Steve) Birchall Alpine UT 16 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren two sister Harriett (Leo) Bartow Denver CO and Florence (Blsworth) Cleveland Pleasanton CA Preceded in death by three brothers and two sisters Funeral services wiB be held Saturday February 14 1998 at 10 am In Ihe Grant 4th Waid Chapel 1111 Chariton Avenue (1100 East 2800 South) In Salt Lake Friends may call at the Laridn Mortuary 260 East South Temple Friday evening (tom 7-9 pm and at the ward one hour prior to services on Salurday Interment Soft Lake City Cemetery 28 N28 George Wail George Wall 89 passed away Feb 6 1998 In St George Utah Oregon County Wont Let Dog Live in Utah THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MEDFORD Ore A Utah shelter for abused and abandoned animals says it is willing to provide a permanent home for Na-das the collie-malamute mix condemned to die for chasing livestock But Jackson County is saying no We have taken dogs that were under court order to be destroyed in the past and we make a commitment to not adopting them out and putting them in a very facility where they are not exposed to the public said Estelle Munro office manager of Best Friends Animal Sanctuary a 200-acre compound near Kanab in southern Utah The nonprofit shelter has room for 1500 animals and currently is home to 600 dogs about a fourth of which are deemed unadoptable and kept in fenced yards for the rest of their lives Its a life-care facility Munro said Ten to 15 dogs will share that space and they are family to each other They have everything they could want toys food buddies 1 Thats what attorney Robert Babcock of Lake Oswego had in mind when he informed Jackson County officials of the sanctuarys offer by letter on Dec 2 But Jackson County Administrator Burke Raymond said Friday after a break-in at the county animal shelter that officials haven't talked to the Utah shelter and wont The commissioners tough stand doesnt surprise Scan Roach who has been fighting to save his dogs life since September 1996 Im just begging for them to release him to someone out- of state I do not cannot and will not understand why they wont do that he said They just wont accept anything else but to fcill him Jackson County also wont Jet Roach see Nadas before the dog is killed Instead Assistant County Counsel Steve Rinkle proposed in December that the county take pictures of the dog before hes killed Roach has found thousands of supporters but others wonder why hes making such a fuss about a dog They obviously dont have a dog or love a dog he said Meanwhile Jackson County has wheeled out documents it sgys proves the dogs real name is Na-tas or Satan spelled backwards On Friday Jackson County officials handed out copies of the animals dog license application signed by Roach on which the dogs name is spelled Natas ln addition officials provided a copy of an affidavit filed on behalj of Roach by a Medford attorney in which the dogs name also- is spelled Natas From Previous Page I Allco Jean Mills Tilman inolhw grandmothet sister land Wend ASc Jean MHfi Tilman age 69 passed away Fetxuary 4 1998 In Ray following iclong Brie i Alice wa oom August 1928 In Parte Sty Utah the aaughrer of Vein and Alice Juba Kld-MM She monied rKen Tilman on May 18 1981 In Midvale Utah lataf solemnized In the frovo IDS temple Alice served a minion 'with Ba her husband to the Toronto Wed Mission from Jufyol 1994 to November of 1995 She Wo Used In me family Nstoiy center In Caldwell laho She also served In me Boise Idaho Jem-'ple for one year Alice was a kind and loving Wdlvlduai who was devoted to her family she was held in high esteem by all who knew her Her passing saddens our hearts and leaves a great void our lives Survivors Include her husband Eben Tilman of Ray Utah two sons and two daughters 38 brandchildren nine great-grandchildren: one ISromer Preceded In death by her fattier and mother loving grarsdaaughter Amanda Jean -and sister LaHoe funeral services will be held Monday February 9 1998 at 2 pm at Ihe Roy 27m Ward 3776 (West 5376 South Roy Utah where Wends may 'ball Monday from 12:30 to 1 30 pm for one hour poor to Ihe services Interment: Farmington City Cemetery FunercS Director The Holbrook Mortuary of Salt lake City If I 28 Bernice Shurtz Tuft MONROE Utah Bernice Shurtz Tuff 91 of Monroe Utah died Thursday February 5 1998 In tgham City Utah Sre was bom May 10 1906 In Escalante Utah a daughter of John and jfiachel Roundy Shurtz ihe married Leonard deft November 15 1928 Kingston Utah: they Were later sealed In the (PKinrl IDS Temple He died November 11 3958 Bernice resided rinost of her adult life In Monroe She Is survived by children John Carl Tuft of Sf (George Dr Don (Joan) luft of Brigham City Helen (Dick) Webster 'iff Cedar City and Arlene (Jim) Lawrence of Ut-' Ketch Cotoraao daughlerJrvtaw Doris Forth Tuft Monroe 13 grandchildren 20 greatgrandchildren sister Bemelld Bottinl of Woodskfe CA Funeral services will be held Tuesday February 10 1998 at 12 noon In the Monroe 2nd IQS Ward Chapel 140 South Mam Monroe wim gist op Evon Payne officiating where Wends may can Tuesday morning from 10:30 to 11:30 wn Burial win be In the Monroe City Cemetery -funeral Directors Neal Mogleby Sons Mor-(frtary Richfield to Wends and neighbors and the staff at ePtooeer Care Canter In Brigham City for their tcare and compassion U28 23 Richard Carl Wahiberg Richard Cari Wahiberg 52 passed away Feb-dSjary 4 1998 of natufol causes ntJJom June 7 1945 In NNrit Lake City Utah to 0-ryti and Rulti A Wat beta he married DeAn-1 no Martin December 20 967 later divorced He was a highly skilled mechanic and a life-'Fme member of Son's Lutheran Church His bhildren and grandcHI-apen meent everything Wra He was dearly (pved and will be great-ly missed by an who loved mm Survived by his moth- 'fer Rutli Wahiberg chndren: Paul (Teresa) Martin Tracy (Larry) Casey Aille (Michael) Norman all g( Salt lake City Bryan Wanlberg US Mavy Newport News VA: four grandchildren Travis Cocty Casey Shcryla Shontay Norman Brianna Lee 'Norman Brody Michael Norman sister Kath-' risen Hid brothers Fred Wahiberg and Gerald iDeArme) WalJberg all of Salt Lake City numer-'pUs nieces and nephew Preceded In death by Tils father and brother Ronald Wahiberg Funeral services will be heki Monday at 12 noon February 9 1998 at Zion's Lutheran Church 1070 foothill Drive Salt Lake City The 'family will receive Wends Sunday evening 6-7 Sm at Evans 81 Early Mortuary 574 First So nd one hour prior to services at Zions Lutheran Church on Monday Inteiment Mount Olivet Cemetery 27 27 Gwen Stewart Ward Gwen Stewart Ward age 90 gently passed away of nutural causes on feb 5 1998 In Salt Jake City Utah She was bom Aug 28 1907 in Warren Utah the Youngest child of Ethel Wayment Stewart and Daniel Claybourne Stewart Married Rex rdatk Ward on June 11 1 1951 in Ihe Salt Lake LDS 'Temple Gwen from BYU and en-yoyed a tong and regarding career i teaching school She urros an active member ef the LDS Church and In many church Sailings Including the Primary General Board She served two full-time missions to Texas and Missouri She loved being a volunteer and served over 25 years at Lds and VA Hospitals 8he was recently honored tor her service by -Governor Leavitt and General Colin Powetl She Is survived by children Craig (June) Ward MeMn (Kay) Ward and Helen (Stuart) Pool man 23 grandchildren 31 great-grandchildren and special nephews Kent Stewart Bryce (Beverly) Stewart and family A special thanks to het loving extended family her many loyal Wends volunteers at LDS and A Hospitals and supportive care givers at Cottonwood Creek ana Wasatch Valley Rehab Center Preceded In death by her husband Rex sister Norma and brother Reed Funeral services wifi be held Monday Feb 9 1998 12-00 noon In Ihe Yalecrest Ward 1035 'Sbulh 1800 East Friends may call Sunday from 6-730 pm at loikln Sunset Lawn 2350 East 1300 South and 10:30 11:30 am on Monday at the ward Interment In the Salt Lake City Cemetery Family suggests conWbutions to the LDS Mis-stonary General fund in honot of Gwen 27 He and Another Man Suspects in Slayings In Moroni Ephraim THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ALBUQUERQUE A fugitive arrested in the wake of two Utah killings waived his right to an extradition hearing and will be sent back to Utah for trial Santiago Garcia was arrested here Jan 30 and held in connection with the execution-style death of a Utah sheepherder and another homicide in late December Mayor: Aryans Shouldnt March In Coeur DAlene THE ASSOCIATED PRESS COEUR DALENE Mayor Steve Judy says he doesnt want to approve a white-supremacist groups permit application for a downtown parade to celebrate Adolf Hitlers birthday But court rulings and constitutional guarantees may prevent the city from denying a permit he said Right now I dont want to approve it and Im looking at all my options Judy who has been mayor for just a month said Friday Aryan Nations leader Richard Butler is using the Internet to invite kinfolk from the four corners of the Earth to Coeur dAlene for what he calls the 100-man flag parade The event is planned for April 18 That is the same weekend as the annual Aryan Youth Assembly which marks Hitlers birthday The assembly attracts fewer than 100 neo-Nazi skinheads to the Aryan Nations compound near Hayden Lake about 10 miles north of Coeur dAlene Judy said his office received more than three dozen calls Friday and he senses a groundswell of community opposition to the parade Im sending a very strong message that we dont want them here he said Theyre not welcome and they dont represent our community Police officials are reviewing the application submitted Monday by the Aryan Nations The application apparently meets city requirements including the 45-day advance deadline Police officials and Butler were trying to agree on a time to start the parade Judy said he expects the permit application will arrive on his desk in a week or two The citys special-event process leaves final approval with the mayor and doesnt require a council vote Judy said Governor Lawmakers Fight N-Waste Continued from B-l Lawmakers also moved to relax day-care rules a move that drew little debate in its House committee hearing but intense criticism from child-care advocates As the bill is readied for review in the House Speaker Brown noted the measure has been crafted to address the concerns of in-home day-care providers in rural areas who find it difficult to meet current regulations The sponsoring senator has tried to address everyones needs" said Brown and its a good compromise" On Wednesday a legislative panel considered axing the Utah Technology Finance Corp an agency that lends taxpayer money to start-up companies to promote jobs Officials acknowledged problems in the agencys management And Rep Bill Hickman R-St George warned if an audit turns up more problems he probably would recommend liquidation On Thursday Granite School District students learned firsthand how democracy works They petitioned legislators to change the state crosswalk law so more space comes between parked cars and crosswalks not at intersections Another panel passed a bill that would make it harder for residents to get initiatives on election ballets On Friday the House Natural Resources Agriculture and Environment Committee advanced two bills aimed at keeping cigarettes out of the hands of youths Now theres nothing left but crumbling stone walls It was given to the Salvation Army by Phillip Haas who made his money in real estate and cattle and has homes in Tucson and El Paso He bought it in 1955 I just loved the area he said The desert is just fascinating Every chance he had he took a drive up there to see the flowers blooming in the spring he said To me it was lie a collectors item Haas has survived two heart attacks and undergone heart surgery I thought maybe its time to get rid of some stuff he said Friday Bodine said the Salvation Army plans to sell the town turning it into money for the Tucson and El Paso chapters We are hoping some entrepreneur might see it as a tourist attraction he said in Ramsey Home ed from skin found under the girls fingernails the newspaper quoted sources as saying One of those asked to submit a palm print was a local photographer who is suing JonBenets father and the National Enquirer for defamation claiming they wrongly labeled him a suspect in the slaying In addition to the palm print Stephen Thomas Miles 49 was asked for DNA and handwriting samples said his attorney Lee Hill Hill said Friday that Miles had a 29-minute discussion with police and called it a routine witness interview Theyre wrapping up their process of elimination it seems to me he said Quality family programming is a niche that has not been filled in many areas Roberts says Roberts is ready to hire a general manager and has received more than 500 applications for other jobs at the station He plans to hire around 35 employees this spring once the station has found suitable office and studio space and could have 50 employees by the fall He also plans a name change once Channel 16 goes on the air working WB into the call letters An application currently is before the Federal Communications Commission Since cable-television systems are required by federal law to carry local stations Roberts figures his station can compete with Salt Lake City stations Cable TV gives us 60 percent to 65 percent penetration right away and our tower will have plenty of power Roberts says Itll be hard not to pick up our signaL Oquirrh: Hovvick Gets The Boot Continued from B-l Bom May 20 1908 In Jensen UT to Heber and Lydia ChatwInWaa Attended Jensen Be-mentary and Uintah High School Married Jane LaVon Moirison Nov 22 1933 In Vernal UT He was a member of Ihe IDS Church Dad main interest was Iris family tome of this last words were I love my family and my family loves me He errioyed gardening ana the I great outdoor He always put the needs and Interest of others ahead of his own He was tnrty a great husband fattier and friend He will be greatly missed by family and friend He Is survived by his wife LaVon daughter Coileen (Kenneth Trane son Duane (Doris) Wall and Douglas (Linda) Wall seven grandchildren and 21 great-granachildren Preceded In death by parent nine brother and a sister Funeral services will be held Tuesday Feb 10 199B at 11 a at Valley View Funeral Home 4315 4 1 00 So Friends mav call Monday February 9 1997 from 630 to 8 pm and one hour prior to the services Interment at Valley View Memorial Park T28 N28 Alice Yeager Alice Marie Thomsen Yeager loving mother grandmother sister aunt mother-inlaw and friend passed aw suddenly February 5 1998 at the age of 73 Bom September 27 1924 In Minneapolis MN to Bsa otto Hans Thomsen Attended Concordia Teachers College In Seward Nebraska Married Phillip Yeager Sidney Ohio March 3 1946 Survived by her brother Martin 'Sonny' (Barbara) Thomsen sister and best friend Dorothy (Jack) Borg sons James (Kristin) Yeager and Thomas (Stephanie) Yeager three grandchildren who she adored Matfnew (Shannon) Hart Morgan Nicole Yeager and Evyn Michael Yeager and her surrogate son Blake 'Foxy Hopkins great-grandson Hunter Talon Hart many niece nephew good neighbors and friends We will miss her laughter smile undying spirit and loving devotion fa her family We wllfthink of you Otways when traveling (or lost on the freeway) on the river In the canyon country feeding stray dogs and while watching the lost rays of the sunset on Mount Olympu A Memorial will be held Monday February 9 1998 10 a at Larkin Sunsef lawn Mortuary 2350 East 1300 South Friends may call after Ihe service from 12 noon 3 at Alice's House to celebrate her life In lieu of flowers please send contributions to Best Friends Animal Sanctuary In Kanab Utah 84741 T2S 28 UTAH DEATHS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TUCSON Ariz This donation was a little too big to fit into one of the Salvation Armys usual gift receptacles An entire ghost town the once-thriving desert mining community of Sasco has been given to Salvation Army chapters in Tucson and El Paso Texas Rarely does any charity get a million-dollar gift much less the deed to a ghost town said Greg Bodine director of planned giving for the Southern Arizona and El Paso Salvation Army The 120-acre site about 35 miles north of Tucson is valued at $12 million The town was founded in 1902 by the Southern Arizona Smelting Co and the population eventually peaked at 600 people But by 1921 Sasco was already considered a ghost town Palm Print Found THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BOULDER Colo Police are seeking a match for a palm print found in the home of JonBenet Ramsey and for skin found under the murdered 6-year-olds fingernails a newspaper reported Saturday Several sources including people interviewed by police in connection with the slaying told the Daily Camera that investigators found the palm print somewhere in the Ramsey home and have been unable to match it with anyone the newspaper said Police are taking prints from people close to the case in an attempt to identify the palm print Investigators also are taking mouth swabs in hopes of matching DNA to genetic material extract Provo May Get Its Own TV Station Continued from B-l And even if that obstacle can be overcome trill anybody watch? Reim whose department includes KBYU-TV and its student newscasts has his doubts This area supports a number of newspapers which would lead one to believe there is interest he says But if they ignore whats going on north of Point of the Mountain Utah County wont find that a very good newscast either This may be a portion of the Wasatch Front theyre largely overlooking but the same thing would happen if a station ignored Salt Lake City That has occurred to Roberts too and be concedes the news operation still is being sorted out We plan to be very local Thats not to say we wont cover Salt Lake County or other areas of the state but we tend to like to highlight our city of license" he says All of which is good enough for Utah County leaders who are just excited that the area is getting a station of its own Its long overdue says County Commissioner David Gardner Weve always maintained that this county is more than just a satellite of Salt Lake County that we could support businesses like this of our own KZAR already has agreed to become a Warner Brothers network affiliate airing WB's youth-oriented original programming like its signature Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Roberts pledges that the station will reflect its audience's family values Thats not just an appeal to the conservative Utah market he says but a corporate philosophy and a good -business position lot of things in the future and cutting things that can easily be cut trustee Tony Bueno said So while Howiek is no longer in charge relief is a long way off That was apparent Saturday when trustees were asked to authorize and pay for construction work that already had been completed In one case Howiek ordered without prior board approval $18000 in conduit work for an electronic card-entry security system Meeting minutes show the board OKd the work after-the-fact but the official change order has disappeared' In another instance former trustee Janice Howiek took it upon herself to order $9000 worth of new curb work And project manager Bob Bready warned the board about one more after-the-fact billing: $6000 to reroute a gas line There was some good news The service area has not exceeded the amount of bond interest that Can be accrued under state law as board members had feared And the new facilities including five swimming pools a climbing wall gym Jacuzzi weight room outdoor volleyball courts day-care center aerobics room and dance studio are set to open May 19 Vance emphasized the beards commitment to what surely will be a first-class fitness center when completed But he added: We must make sure to do it in a way that meets the resources of the service area Full content of -The Salt Lake Tribune is available daily on the Web wwwsltribcom -u b( Dale "Bocky Welling n-At 3:50 pm on January 27 1998 "Bocky In-rttplred his last and most heartfelt "Damn you Dale Welling from his loving and beautitul wife of 54 years Gkxtvs Bom on August 22 1921 In Brigham City Utah writ become part of his legacy From Naval Aircraft Carrier fiy-boy to International magazine reaver boy Dale entoyed a Hfe of peril and kv tWgue before falling In love with Gladys having tfhree loving daughters Vicki Johnston of Den- Marsha (Mr Tom) On of Tucson and Sheri fTMr Pete) Sense of Tucson and becoming iSidy Brian and Kirsten Sense of Tucson and sene great grandson Nicholas Johnston and hit Msest mend dog Buddy Preceded In death by grandson Donald Bren! On (Us patents many CKolhefS and slstei Ljjntfi we meet agate you wifi be tn our heart Services will be at graveside on Thursday Jan-uary 29 at 3 pm Evergreen Mortuary and No Orade Rood Tucson Arizona 28 28 in Memoriam In Loving Memory of ROBERT GLENN 2830 11893 Happy Birthday Sweetheart husband tovef best Wends era companion You ore still the best of the best Not a day goes by that you're ftot on my mind Paul Jodi still say you're Ctods button Compiled by Julie DeHerrera The Salt Lake Tribune notes the following deaths by name age date of death residence and mortuary handling the funeral arrangements BENTON Adelaide 77 Feb 5 Caguaa Puerto Rico McDougal Mortuary West Jordan BRADFORD Helen 81 Feb 6 Meredith NH Redwood Memorial Estates Mortuary Taylors viUe CONOVER Margaret 88 Feb 6 SpringviUe Wbeeler Mortuary SpnngviUe DOBSON George 87 Feb 5 Farmington Lindquist Mortuary Kaysville GARDNER Virginia 90 Feb 7 Greenville Walker Mortuary Spanish Fork GIBBS Mary 85 Feb 7 Salt Lake City Larkin Mot tuary Salt Lake City GREEN Donald 71 Feb 6 Ogden Wasatch Lawn Mortuary Salt Lake City GRENINGER Vandl Jr 28 Feb i Carthage Mo Peel Mortuary Magna HUGHES Lorraine Feb 5 Layton Myen Mortuary Layton JESSOP tAUtan 89 Feb 8 Salt Lake City Rua son Brothers Mortuaiy Salt Lake City NcGARRY Margarett gj Feb 8 Provo Walker Mortuary Provo NORTH Nellie 78 Feb 6 Midway Olpln Mortuary Heber City PERRY William 65 Feb 7 Larkin Sunset Gardens Mortuary Sandy 9CH WELTER Emni 91 Feb 7 WUhelmehfigea Berlin Germany Rutaoa Brothers Mortuary Salt Lake City SNOW Ida 95 Feb 8 Castle Dale Fausett Mortuary Castle Dele SFILSER Thera 91 Fab 8 Perry Cannon Mortuary Salt Lake City Abe 89 Feb 4 Park City Holbrook Mortuary Belt Lake City WALL George 89 Feb 8 Jensen Valley View Mortuary Wt VaUey City WALTON Raymond 79 Feb 8 Provo Berg Mortn-sry WARD Gwen 90 Feb 5 Warren Larkin Sunaet Lawn Mortuary Sett Lake City WEBSTER John 85 Feb 8 Salt Lake City Larkin Mortuary Salt Lake City And for good reason The cost of the expansion which already is years behind schedule has doubled since 1992 when residents approved $5 5 million in bonds to pay for the project As of Dec 31 the operating budget for the existing facilities was $535000 in the red partially because Howiek was siphoning revenues to cover construction bills (The debt has since been offset by $17 million in tax revenues the state was withholding because the center submitted its budget six months late) You will see us questioning a I gronaaaughien Jennifer ond Jessica have street memories of rhelf tweet Pa Pa Bob You (tr mentioned often YJh swee tbo-jgbtj of Ttoch day You know 7 jrou O' loved and mtsed Never forgotten Forever and Ftemalty ljrouf Yout Lady 28 v- )R COPY.