 "Deseret News (Salt Lake City)")
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Utah jail escapee caught on way to S.L. bus station
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DUCHESNE -- Eric Hauber was just minutes away from extending a two-
week escape from jail by leaving Utah on a Greyhound bus when he was
arrested Sunday night by agents from the state Department of
Corrections.
On a tip, investigators staked out the 32-year-old Duchesne County
Jail escapee as he sat in a downtown Salt Lake City restaurant.
Hauber, who was not armed but considered dangerous, was arrested
without incident about 9 p.m. after he walked out of the restaurant
headed to...
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Former official sues Duchesne County over contract
Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
; ROOSEVELT -- Duchesne County is being sued by a woman who was once its top law enforcement officer and later held a contract to represent the county's indigent criminal defendants. Karen Allen filed her lawsuit, claiming wrongful termination and breach of contract, Wednesday in 8th District Court.
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Falling beam hits, kills Duchesne County man
Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
; FRUITLAND, Duchesne County -- An industrial accident claimed the life of a Tabiona, Duchesne County, man Wednesday afternoon at a job site on the Bandana Ranch north of Fruitland. Tony Casper, 30, was on the ground overseeing the construction of an aircraft hangar on a rural landing strip when a
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Duchesne County attorney resigns
Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
; DUCHESNE -- Citing an inadequate salary increase, Duchesne County Attorney Cleve Hatch has submitted his resignation effective Dec. 31. He was to receive a 5 percent pay increase -- $3,120 more a year - - the lowest raise for any elected official in the county. He had asked for an $11,700 boost
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Questions loom around county jail's medical care
New Pittsburgh Courier
; Local community groups are raising questions about how Allegheny County Jail officials deliver medical care in light of two incidents that occurred within a few days of each other this month. The Pittsburgh NAACP has released a statement condemning the actions of Allegheny County Jail officials
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County jail seeks room from Salem
Press of Atlantic City
; CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE - Cape May County jail officials are turning to Salem County to help get some inmates off their hands. Cape May County is looking to enter into an agreement that would ship 20 inmates to the Salem County jail. The Cape May County jail has experienced overcrowding problems, and
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