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Newspaper
Standard Examiner
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2013
Page
9
Police seek a man about 5 foot 10 and 175 190 pounds carrying a handgun who kicked in a back door on Evelyn Drive at 1 p.m. Monday. He fled after encountering a woman. no injuries reported. Call Weber County Dispatch with tips.
Brett Gardiner of Lifetime Products stopped about 50 gallons of diesel from entering a storm drain after a semitrailer ran over pipes at Building F 11 in the Freeport Center. Firefighters, public works, health officials, and an environmental crew contained the spill with sand and a 50 gallon drum, absorbing fuel and limiting street contamination.
Wasatch Elementary cooks volunteer for after lunch tutoring through the CooksBooks Initiative. Jane Fowers and Irma Sustaita tutor small groups in reading, five or six volunteers per shift, with support from Ogden School District director Ken Crawford and AmeriCorps liaison Marisa Salazar.
A twelve member jury convicts Wayne Ogden after 13 days of trial on one mail fraud count and five wire fraud counts. Judge Clark Waddoups schedules sentencing for June 19, with Ogden remaining free on pretrial release terms. He faces up to 20 years in prison and awaits a separate trial on a Ponzi scheme charge in St George set for April in Salt Lake City.
Wasatch Rambler columnist Charles Trentelman debates Rep. Rob Bishop on sequestration and the U S Constitution. He argues federal powers go beyond defense and cites Agriculture education and general welfare, noting Utah programs rely on federal support. Trentelman defends broader federal role and invites readers to weigh in.
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