The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 111

Whiciu Cii Off Hoad, Th 1 akn Tribune. 'xutnhiy. ti.her 21 I'C'I Ogden Marijuana Charges Net Probationary Terms AUCTION: CRUSHING 6 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPT.f, JhJ GLEN CLARK CONSTRUCTION Olhe's jkj-i JthuRSOAY NOV. 1 Starting 10 33 am of Eves Liquor Rule Speciul to The Tribune (IDAi-fO) AlPFOT Inspect'd; tin Out 29 P3 b.lc eh one 06 7 J3 3051 Screening U'f'iit TW'N FALLS i c-'S ..8 jj Li -f -1 i 4 3 McHh 1 I .4 Loudet' 3 thi fcfiues -i 'n Cr.ter Of i 2 Cr3if' Generator lima v- AT Michfgjn MG HT Sciipp'b I Ctfnpjci.un F.yh. ft Kiioi Hf 120 Pave 77 SO Ion lowboy Dump Tiucks Pups V- ft- 4 Mnei lfuis 1 Tra.lets 1 1 MONT I CELLO Two nn were killed and a tim'd injured late Friday when their vehicle mis-see.

a curve north of here am! rolled down an embankment San Juan County Sheriff Rigby Wright uienufud the dead as Dallas Keith HunsakeV. 21, and Aquilia Cluin, is. both Moan. Seott Dobson. 2-1, a1 so ol Moah, was good condition Salut'd.

a Montleelb. he.spilai SAN JUAN, R. IAP) Four S. residonts, including two Utah men, convicted of smuggling and distributing nearly 20 tons of Colombian marijuana have been re-sentenced to five-year probationary sentences by a federal judge. Ron Auth of Park City, Utah, said he was taken by surprise Friday when federal Judge Juan Torruella suspended his conviction sentence issued six months ago by a jury.

Torruella said the four defendants-two-count sentences should run emu-ur-rently. Nabbed June 5 Auth said that on June 5 his shrimp-boat Charles as Itoarded by the U.S Coast Guard some 20" miles southeast of Puerto Rico. It was there that the gold-colored marijuana was found. The shrimpivoat captain, Steve Black, also of Park Cilv, James Swoup, Key West. and Clinton Hayes of Texas claimed they were traveling from Colombia and destined to meet a mother ship that would have distributed the stash to Europe Audi was quoted in local papers as estimating the street value of the weed at approximately $-ldti million.

Feared Jail "1 thought I was going to he jailed." said Auth "I met some prisoners in the Bayainon Jail who wire convicted to three and four years or having a single marijuana joint on them. he said He said he and his three companion--wr re jailed for three weeks before their individual $2S0 non hail was reduced to negative' voles said they need know why the commission is proposing ihe tighter rules la-fore deciding whether they are tor or against them The1 liquor commission hearing also is to consider a proposal to enfmee a state law prohibiting any tavern or liquor store within 00 feet ol a church or school. Steve Lawson, chamber executive vice president said the commission is pruosine, to enforce this prohibition although the 1979 Legisla ture authorized Us waiver if officials ol either the church or the sc hool involved agree. Law son said stric enforcement of the lintl-foot hunt could affect Ogden's ihlton Hotel Convention Center lie said the sponsorship halt could affect a number of punhr set ice pi ograms and activities. OGDEN A 1 i Ogden Area Chamber of inane ee ihrvi'titi'j have authorized tneir executive eoinmiMee to review a prepaal to liquor eumpaiiiex Iieiii xpeiiMifUig public service programs and events.

The committee is to make its recoin mendation at a Utah Liquor Control Commission hearing in Sait Lake City nine The direc tors were split S', on the motion The five directors casting in-ga'ivi votes said they need to know vvbv the commission is proposing the tighter rules In-fore deciding whether tliey are for or against them. The I'quor 'rlinssiiin bearing S.ill Lake City Wednesday The directors were split f-.) on tile motion. The five directors easting 30 lor, Perl Sr.fifs ft I f' MAX ROUSE SONS, Anri lowers Toll frpp 1800' 12 08 1 5 except Caiif AIjsm ria "a P.0. Bat B-vcl) Huts. CA 5 fiss -Q3UM NarthykHst.

Povsky 2J05 Hbtfi Avo .,4 Bf.levjp, A.i, nfllu4 4f-; T4DS Uti- mil The diver determine. Youth Program Lauded as Aid to Addicts 775T5Z- 2 Tv 3 IS fm i fiU 1 I vwiwt' ilad Dec Pi By Hal Edwards Tribune Correswmlent RICHFIELD A program which fur produced highly successful results, especially to young people, has been recognized as one of the most effective in rehabilitation of alcoholics and drug users in the southern Utah area. Raphael Brugger, full-time employee with the Six County Commissioners Organization drug and alcoholic recovery program, said that presently there are 18 youths enrolled in the Younger-Brighter Side program of Alcoholics Anonymous. Most of these kids are dual addicted, Brugger said. They have both a drug and alcoholic problem.

Most of those who eventually get into the program began with marijuana use, Brugger said. Brugger said the effeet of marijuana use in combination with alcohol is a major problem among youth in the area. The Younger Brighter Side program is affiliated with AA. but because most of those attending AA are older, a program which would attract younger people who can relate to each other, has proven highly successful. Brugger works with law enforcement officers, courts and adult probation officers to get his program before those people who are in need of help.

Last year. he. along with others in the program, gave presentations in area schools. Many programs were presented on the officers' own time and at their own expense and included visits to schools as far away as Dug way. We are willing to go anyplace, anytime to help someone with an alcohol or drug problem, Brugger explained.

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