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<br />A small it:rplane overturned land-
<br />ing it a pasture west of Eckert on Satur-
<br />day, Aug. 23.
<br />Ralph Wallace of Cedaredge was
<br />forcaii to land shortly attar noon when his
<br />Casnna 184A airplane ran out of fuel.
<br />Whist[ landing In an empty pasture near
<br />1975 Road, 'Nallace's landing gear struck
<br />a dih~h, causing rho plan to tip oust.
<br />~Tl,e plane received extensive damages,
<br />No injuries were reported for Wallace and
<br />his wife, Cr,arlen8, said Delta County
<br />Undarsherht Fred McKee,
<br />The Fed:ral Aviation Administration
<br />was contact .d, McKee reported, and has
<br />assured the Investigation.
<br />Clinton man faces six
<br />felony charges in drive-by
<br />Tfte Clifto-t man who allegedly Bred five
<br />shotn into a ::est Oelta home on Aug. 8 Is
<br />taeing six felony charges.
<br />R cky J. Artlola, Jr., 18, and Three Juve-
<br />niles allegedly drove by the 6th Street resi-
<br />dence end opened fire with an assault rifle.
<br />The building's two occupants were unhurt.
<br />The only motive Delta Police Chief Paul
<br />Suppes coulJ offer was en argument that
<br />look place c',rliar in.the evening between
<br />the CNa part. s.
<br />ATlola too-. t charged with two counts of
<br />crlminal attempt to commit (Irst degree
<br />murder, criminal attempt to commit first
<br />degr9e mur.~ ~r with extreme indllterence to
<br />the tHO victor :; lives, illegal discharge of a
<br />1lrearm ant -se of, a deadly weapon in a
<br />violent crlm.-
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<br />•~anon on wednesday, Aug. 2U, at UeN0.9351e Scp.2/2,Iter a second tr
<br />'usbome had it unlocked, promptly left to enjoy the remainder of his sun
<br />mac The nearly empty h~hat greeted Osborne last week era filled with sn
<br />donts this week as classes resume In Delta County, Drivers are ramintled i
<br />observe all school zones and to key an eye out for young people as they moJ
<br />to and from school. ~
<br />DADI hires executi
<br />Hy Randy Snaderlarad
<br />Genxu MeneOrr
<br />Persistence has paid off for Della
<br />Area Development, Ina. Months of
<br />recruitment efforts has ended with hir-
<br />ing of an experienced economic devel-
<br />opmentcoordinator.
<br />Victoria Diamond was in Delta over
<br />the weekend to finalize a contract with
<br />DADI, and will begin her duties as
<br />executive director in mid-September.
<br />County faces
<br />fines. over
<br />gravel pit
<br />A gravel pit owned by Delta County
<br />will be [he subject of a forrrial public
<br />hearing before the Mined•Land Recla-
<br />mation Board Wednesday, Aug, 27, in
<br />Glenwood Springs. The state will con-
<br />sider a possible Violation, Cease and
<br />Deist Order and cotTective actions, as
<br />well as civil penalties for mining out-
<br />side.the boundaries of the Ellison Pic
<br />The county is prepared to mspond to
<br />the charges with a survey of the gravel
<br />pit, the county commissioners reported
<br />Monday, Aug. 25.
<br />IF the operation of the gravel pit has
<br />extended beyond the permit's bound-
<br />aries, the commissioners believe it's
<br />because the county moved onto the next
<br />phase pf the operation before formal
<br />aoprov„I by the board. The county is
<br />applying fort permit For the surround-
<br />ing properly, also owned by the county,
<br />to avoid contusion in the future. The
<br />District [shop is located at the same
<br />site.
<br />Although the county could be fined
<br />between 31(X1 and 51,000 a day forthc
<br />violation, two of the three commission-
<br />er ve t c survey • tis(y the
<br />board's cancans. Commission ed
<br />Hayden, however, wuS leis optimistic.
<br />He pointed out that rho Mined L:tnd
<br />Reclamation Duurd i5 (ended entirely
<br />by Ices and fines.
<br />Thelma Starner, president of D
<br />said, "We are really pleased co h
<br />Victoria on boazd."
<br />Diamond brings 20 yeazs of exp
<br />cote to Delta. A graduate of the E
<br />nomic Development Institute, a th
<br />year professional institute sponsored
<br />[he American Economic Developm
<br />Council, Diamond has served as axe
<br />live director far development effo
<br />Grand Prairie, Texas, Eugene, Ore..
<br />Aurora fll. She also was vice presid
<br />for economic development far the
<br />Worth Chamber of Commerce, why
<br />she was responsible for a s[aff of n
<br />and a budget of $800,000. Diamo
<br />most recently hss operated an econoc
<br />development consulting practice, et
<br />centrating on strategic planning.
<br />Among her accomplishments, D
<br />mood hss developed strategic develc
<br />ment plans for several communiti~
<br />developed an international trade protr
<br />[fan, assisted in a national site seam
<br />and helped recruit and locate new bu
<br />ness, In a li¢le over two years in Gra
<br />Prairie, Texas,she helped bring in l,l
<br />jobs and a business investmen[ in
<br />Wilson's sc
<br />remain vac
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<br />In a move that was described as u b
<br />"I rreblllar,~ ItIL• board of direcron c
<br />Delta County School District a"r50 hav
<br />decided to'eave Ralph Wilson's seat o
<br />the board cunt.
<br />wilxon's resignuion from the boar!
<br />was acceptrd during the Aug. 21 mem
<br />ing. The I:,w rcyuires that the boar
<br />app~intr person to fill the pusitio
<br />within GO days. However, the appointc
<br />would xcrve only until the next regul:i
<br />cluctiun, which will be Tuexday, Nd~
<br />hoard president [trod Kolma'
<br />it woulJ tike the "b:ucr pan
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