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DAVID PECK
The Western Sugar factory hard at work created a misty scene on a frigid
January afternoon recently. A record-setting campaign is scheduled to wrap
up next week. Sugar beet tonnage set a record this year.
Contraceptive plan
released for Pryor horses
BY BRAD DEVEREAUX
The Bureau of Land
Management announced
in December that the Pry-
or Mountain Wild Horse
Range Fertility Control En-
vironmental Assessment
had been completed and is
currently in effect.
After receiving and in-
corporating public com-
ments into the document,
the BLM released the EA
that outlines a five-year
plan to manage the Pryor
herd using PZP, a lab-made
contraceptive delivered by
dart.
The plan calls for the
BLM to use the PZP contra-
ceptive on mares ages 2, 3
and 4. Once a mare reaches
5 years old, she will be al-
lowed to reproduce freely
until she reaches 10 years
old. All mares age 10 and
older are darted every year
to keep them from reproduc-
ing.
Pryor Mountain Wild
Mustang Center Director
Matt Dillon said he is happy
with the way the document
turned out, and said the
BLM did incorporate some.
of the mustang center's corn-
ments into the final version.
Other groups and individu-
als, including Ginger Kath-
rens and the Cloud Founda-
tion, are against using PZP
on the herd.
Dillon said the advan-
tage of using contraceptive
darting methods to con-
trol the population is that
it eliminates the need for
large-scale ,helicopter round-
ups like the one that was
held near Lovell in 2009.
View the plan at the
BLM's Billings Field Office
web site, http://www.blm.
gov.
Players needed to face Harlem Ambassadors
BY BRAD DEVEREAUX er will pay $100, or find a fessional or college team.
Up to 20 basketball sponsor to donate the men- He reminds participants
players are needed to form ey. What promises to be an that the contest is "just for
a team and play against exciting game between the fun," but also a great fund-
the Harlem Ambassadors, local Rose City Trotters raiser for important causes.
On record tn
Big Horn County
BIRTHS
We are interested in printing the births of
North Big Horn County babies. Please call
and personally report these births by con-
tacting the Chronicle at 548-2217.
Born to Shelly and Carl Schultz at the Powell
Valley Hospital on January 14, 2011 at 9:41
a.m., a baby boy, Treylon Walker Schultz,
weighing 8 Ibs. 4 oz. Grandparents are Ron
and JoAnn Walker of Lovell and Dwayne
and Arlene Schultz of Cody. Great-grand-
parents are Dean and Rebecca Walker of
Lovell.
Born to Misty and Chris Siebert at the Pow-
ell Valley Hospital on January 15, 2011 at
9:17 p.m., a baby boy, Emerick Logan Sie-
bert, weighing 7 Ibs. 9 oz. Grandparents
are Pam Felt and Steve Wickwire of Lovell,
Frank and Joann Siebert of Lovell and Mike
Felt of Powell.
Born to Todd and Cathrine Herman at the Pow-
ell Valley Hospital on January 17, 2011 at
8:15 a.m., a baby girl, Victoria Mae (Torree)
Herman, weighing 6 Ibs. 13 oz. Grandpar-
ents are Vicki Bangart and Rocky Bangart,
Neda and Nick Herman. Great-grandmoth-
ers are Betty Steinmetz and Mary Bangart.
DEEDS
Warranty deeds issued from the Big Horn
County Clerk's office recently were:
Kenneth G. Blackburn, Big Horn County Sher-
iff to Federal National Mortgage Asso-
ciation; Lovell Original Town, (part) Lot 3,
Block 9
A & H Consulting, Inc. by Scott Hecht, V.P.
to NIF'OTEO, LLC; Lovell Original Town,
(part) Lot 1, Block 16
Fannie Mae aka Federal National Mortgage
Association to Charles Brightly and Cheryl
Brightly; Byron Original Town, (part) Lot 1,
Block 12
Ronald Rex Moody, Dixie R. Moody, Francis
Lee Moody, Joann Moody, Larry Wayne
Moody to Greg B Hess and Tracy Hess aka
Tracy L. Hess; Lovell Original Town, (part)
Lot 4, Block 7
James E. Paben and Charlene M. Paben 'to
Scottie Thomas Ayotte, Jr. and Kallie Sara
Ayotte; (part) Lot 99C, T56N, R96W
Bruce W. Frederick to Edward Rodriguez and
Carmen Dickson; Lot 60, (part) SW4NW4,
Sec. 11, T56N, R95W
NeVille Family Trust Dated October 22, 1986
by Edwin Denney NeVille, Successor
Trustee to Joseph F. Wassmer and Jeanna
Wassmer; Byron Original Town, (part) Lot
3, Block 13
Quitclaim deeds issued from the Big Horn
County Clerk's office recently were:
James H. Grisham and Veleria B. Grisham to
Randall L. Davis, Regena M. Davis, James
H. Grisham, Veleria B. Grisham; (part) Lot
42C and 421:, T56N, R97W
Edward Rodriguez and Carmen Dickson to
Carmen Dickson and Jeremy Dickson; Lot
60, (part) SW4NW4, Sec. 11, T56N, R95W
New rules for access
to court records
Chief Justice Marilyn
S. Kite released a state-
ment Tuesday regarding
the Order Adopting Rules
Governing Access to Court
Records and the Order
Adopting Rules Govern-
ing Redactions from Court
Records. The Wyoming
Supreme Court has been
working with clerks, attor-
neys and court reporters
for more than two years on
these orders, with the or-
ders becoming effective on
January 1, 2011.
records to third party ben-
eficiaries," Kite said.
She provided several ex-
amples of private businesses
using court information for
financial gain: credit agen-
cies sell court information
to banks, collection agen-
cies use court information
to acquire an assignment
of rights to judgments to
take action against judg-
ment debtors, newspapers
ask for information of inter-
est to the public and which
they are used to getting in
quests.
"The Wyoming Supreme
Court may determine that
all state courts should pro-
vide certain standard week-
ly reports, but that decision
has yet to be determined
and the work to gather in-
formation for that deci-
sion is ongoing," Kite said.
"We ask for the public's pa-
tience as we iron out the is-
sues involved in moving to
a new procedure for court
records."
The Order Adopting
a professional basketball
team that knvs( how to
put.on a spect,ular show
while delivering a posi-
tive message. Each play-
er pays to be a part of the
team with proceeds going
to fund Drug Abuse Resis-
tance Education and Big
Brothers Big Sisters of Big
Horn County.
Lovell Police Officer
Randy Davis said each play-
and the Harlem Ambassa-
dors of Fort Collins, who.
are known for their trick
shots and unique skills on
the court, will be held Sat-
urday, March 19, at 7 p.m.
at the Lovell High School
Gym. Tickets will be avail-
able at retail locations pri-
or to the game.
Davis said players
must be 19 or older and
cannot be a part of any pro-
The D,A.R.E. program has Chief Justice Kite ex-
no other fudin= in niece, plained that althopgh there
.... : ........ ......... " were many things that the
for the future and the Big Court Records and Redac-
Brothers Big Sisters pro-
gram is currently being re-
vitalized in the county.
Volunteers are also
needed to help out during
and after the event.
For more information
or to sign up as a player,
sponsor or volunteer, con-
tact Davis at 548-2215.
Windows smashed, iPods missing
w- The LPD is investigating
a scale that was report-
ed found in the back of
a Lovell resident's truck
while parked at his resi-
dence. The man reported
that someone had placed
the scale in the back of his
pickup and the incident is
under investigation.
The Lovell Police De-
partment received the fol-
lowing calls for the week of
Jan. 11-18, 2011:
Jan. 16: The LPD received
a report of the back window
of a vehicle being shattered.
Officers gathered informa-
tion from the vehicle's own-
er and were notified that two
iPods were missing from the
glove box of the vehicle.
Jan, 17: A Lovell officer
wrote a citation for breach
of peace to a resident of
a Lovell apartment com-
plex who was harassing his
neighbors and threatening
to hit them while they were
out shoveling snow.
tion Orders were meant to
accomplish, the main goal
was two-fold: 1) to provide
a process whereby the su-
preme court could manage
its limited clerk resources;
and 2) to remove personal
identifiers such as social se-
curity numbers and dates of
birth from the court records
to protect Wyoming citizens
against identity theft when
the court moves to e-filing
and court records are on the
world wide web.
"It is astounding the
number of records requests
that the clerks of court re-
ceive from private business-
es who are selling compiled
information from the court
Road blockage leads deputies to MIPs
The Big Horn County
Sheriffs Department re-
ceived the following calls
for the week of Jan. 10-17,
2011:
Jan. 12: Deputies and Big
Horn County Search and
Rescue assisted Sheridan
County Search and Rescue
to locate a group of three
snowmobilers who were
missing in the Big Horn
Mountains.
A friend reported the
three people overdue at
12:15 a.m. Wednesday, Jan.
12. About 40 volunteers
from Sheridan and Big Horn
counties and a search plane
were deployed to help in the
search. The south BHCSAR
team made it to the lost
snowmobilers first, locating
them about 60 miles away
from their vehicle. They had
become stuck in the snow
and had built a fire to keep
warm.
,r Deputies received a re-
port of a Lovell area
woman receiving harass-
ing text messages from a
family member.
Jan. 17: Ronald A. Beddes,
64, was arrested on a Big
Horn County warrant and
transported to jail in Basin.
Jan. 15: Deputies stopped at
a Byron residence because
a vehicle parked there was
partially blocking traffic. Af-
ter making contact with the
driver of the vehicle and ask-
ing him to move it, the driv-
er fled in his vehicle from
the scene. Deputies made
contact with the renter of
the home and asked every-
one inside to come outside.
The group included several
minors in possession of al-
cohol. Deputies wrote MIP
citations to four underage
subjects and will write a ci-
tation for furnishing alcohol
to minors in the near future,
according to Sheriff Ken
Blackburn.
After leaving the scene,
deputies learned that there
was a minor female still in-
side underneath a blanket
and reports have been for-
warded to the County Attor-
ney's Office for possible ad-
ditional charges.
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a certain form, and manu-
faCturers such as,ignition
interlock compli.es seek
DUI records to send mass
mailings to offenders.
"The Court certainly
wants to provide reason-
able access to court records,
but at the same time we
must remain focused on the
limited court resources to
accomplish the work of the
Wyoming Judiciary, instead
of spending our resources
doing the work of private
business", Kite said.
She said that under
the Court Records Order,
Rule 12 provides a process
by which individuals or or-
ganizations can request
compiled information from
the supreme court, and the
Court currently is work-
ing on several Rule 12 re-
Rules Governing Access to
Court Records and the :Or-.".
der Adopting Rules Gov
erning Redactions from
Court Records can be found
on the Wyoming Supreme
Court's website at: http://
www. courts, state.wy, u s/
CourtRules/CourtRulesOr-
ders.aspx.
"One additional factor,"
Kite said, "that should al-
leviate some of the concern
is the fact that the Court
is in the process of rolling
out a new program for pub-
lic records searches via the
use of public terminals. Al-
though the Court hopes to
have public terminals in all
of the circuit courts in the
first half of 2011, budget-
ary constraints and limited
court personnel may create
some delays."
Big Horn County Long Range Forecast
Thursday
Partly cloudy
and cold
251 16
Friday
Increasing clouds
34 / 22
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Saturday
Snow showers
281 12
An active weather pattern will continue for northwestern Wyoming and
the central and northern Rocky Mountain region. Temperatures will
bounce between colder than average and average readings. Passing
disturbances will also then continue to produce periods of mostly light
snowfall, especially so for lower elevations.
Lovell Greybull
H!g 30/4 Average Hlct : 3215
Recd[d Hih/Lo w 60 n !950, :40 in !924 Redid High/LQw 55 in 2005, :32 in 2008
Ave ecp, 0:05 Avem P
Record 24hr. Precip. 0.31" in 1963 Record 24hr. Precip. 0.42" in 1963
Jet Stream Forecast for 01/24 Sunrise & Sunset
sunrise sunset
Y 7:40 AM 5;10PM
Friday 7:39 AM 5:11 PM
Satuay 7:38 S.'2
Sunday 7:37 AM 5:14 PM
MO 7i3 AM
National Weather Service Forecasts:
http://www.crh.noaa.gov/riw/index.htm
Sunday
Clearing skies
32111
Monday
Partly cloudy
33 / 20
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Big Horn Lake - Rather chilly this weekend with snow
" " e a . , . . showers possible on Saturday. Generally dry conditions
and clearing skies Sunday.
River Basin River Basin
Hm iv '1% of norma W'd River n elnctme[ Yellowstone National Park - Cold temperatures and brisk
Shoshone River 107% of normal Upper Yellowstone River 121% of normal winds for this weekend. Look for snow showers as well
River '124% of normal Madison Headwaters 1t4%0f }1o on Saturday, a few to several inches possible.
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WEATHER JOUL
Date H L Prec.
Jan, 12 12 -10 .00
Jan. 13 38 -3 ,00
,Ja, 14 35 23 .00
Jq5 36 16 .00
an6 40 28 ,00
Janl 17 41 2t ,00
Jan. 18 36 17 ,00
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