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SOCIAL SERVICES / SEX TRAFFICKING PREVENTION “When it comes to sex workers, we can’t arrest our way out of the problem.” Legislator, outreach workers seek to help young Salt Lake City women at risk .......................................................................... .... Donna K. W. Johnson - Part 1 of 3 SALT LAKE CITY (The Record/Times) INSIDE TODAY .................................. T Continued on page A-11 Continued on page A-12 Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON (Reuters) Thursday, December 3, 2015 Salt Lake City, Utah 84104 slcrecord.com Daily $5/copy Annual Subscription .45 cents/copy AND THE SALT LAKE TIMES I Volume 58 Number 49-5 Public Notice ............ A-4 Federal Tax Liens & Releases .......... A-14 State Tax Liens & Releases .......... A-14 Serving Utah’s Legal/Business Community Since 1883 & 1953 ® Continued on page A-11 Continued on page A-13 With buyback help, Yahoo stock has soared under Mayer .......................................... DIVESTITURES / STOCK “This is an undervalued company if you do a sum of the parts sort of thing.” he National Human Trafficking Re- source Center handles calls, e-mails and website contacts claiming human traf- ficking in every state. They say the prob- Continued on page A-10 –Rep. Sandra Hollins number of contacts rose to 117, resulting in 10 cases. In 2014 the number of contacts rose again, to 121, but the resulting cases rose to 22. So far in 2015, the Center has received 37 contacts resulting in 8 cases. Rep. Sandra Hollins (D, District 23, North Salt Lake) and Gina Salazar worked together on an outreach team for Volunteers of America. Rep. Hollins is a Homeless Out- reach Team Supervisor. “Sandra was my boss,” Salazar says. “We would go out on the streets with Phil Taylor, who is head of the 4th Street Clinic Medical Outreach Team. He was looking for homeless people who needed medical attention. We were looking for young people who were at risk of becoming involved in sex trafficking.” Rep. Hollins says her team would also go out and work in the homeless shelters. “Down around the shelters we would often notice young girls hanging out,” she adds. “When we talked to them we found that some of them were homeless and some were not. But they were there because the homeless men at the shelter played to their low self-esteem and gave them attention. That meant they were at risk for whatever activities were going on. And lem is underreported because victims are often too afraid to seek help. But some still try to reach out. Between the end of December of 2007 and June 30, 2015, the Center has received 417 contacts originating in or referencing Utah. Those contacts resulted in 73 cases involving 99 victims. In all of 2012, the Center received only 42 contacts which resulted in 12 cases. In 2013 the America’s biggest gas field finally suc- cumbs to downturn – The drilling rigs are gone from the hills surrounding this Penn- sylvania town of 30,000. The hotels and bars are quieter too, no longer packed with the workers who flocked in their thousands to America’s newest and biggest gas field. nvestors who made early bets on Marissa Mayer’s ability to turn around Yahoo Inc were well rewarded for their faith: the share price has more than doubled and widely –Kim Forrest outperformed the broader stock market since she took over as president and CEO in July 2012. But those still betting on her may have lin- gered too long as the stock nearly halved from November 2014 to last September. Much of the long upward trajectory was funded by an aggressive share buyback program and its stakes in Alibaba Group and Yahoo Japan. The board of Yahoo is weighing a sale of its core Internet business when it meets this week Continued on page A-10 Private payrolls, compensation data point to sturdy jobs market – U.S. private employers boosted hiring in November and wage growth appeared to pick up in the third quarter, signs of labor market strength that could support the first Federal Reserve inter- est rate increase in nearly a decade later this month. Cabela’s exploring strategic alterna- tives – U.S. hunting and fishing store chain Cabela’s Inc, under pressure from investor Elliott Associates, is exploring a sale and other strategic alternatives. Continued on page A-11 Quicken may quit US home-loan pro- gram in dispute over bad mortgages – Quicken Loans, the third biggest mortgage lender in the U.S., is considering backing away from a government program that provided critical support to the housing market during the financial crisis, the latest in an exodus of big lenders from the program. Yellen says “looking forward” to day of rate hike – Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said on Wednesday she was “looking forward” to a U.S. interest rate hike that will be seen as a testament to the economy’s re- covery from recession. Target in $39.4 million settlement with banks over data breach – Target Corp has agreed to pay $39.4 million to resolve claims by banks that said they lost money because of the retailer’s late 2013 data breach. The preliminary settlement was filed on Wednesday with the federal court in St. Paul, Minnesota, and requires court approval. Continued on page A-12 Marissa Mayer, President and CEO of Yahoo, participates in a panel discussion at the 2015 Fortune Global FOrum in San Francisco, California Nov. 3, 2015. REUTERS
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The Intermountain Commercial Record & Salt Lake Times Thursday, December 3, 2015 / A-1
SOCIAL SERVICES / SEX TRAFFICKING PREVENTION
“When it comes to sex workers, we can’t arrest our way out of the problem.”
Legislator, outreach workersseek to help young
Salt Lake City women at risk
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Donna K. W. Johnson - Part 1 of 3SALT LAKE CITY (The Record/Times)
INSIDE TODAY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TContinued on page A-11
Continued on page A-12
Lucia MutikaniWASHINGTON (Reuters)
Thursday, December 3, 2015 Salt Lake City, Utah 84104 slcrecord.comDaily $5/copy Annual Subscription .45 cents/copy
AND THE SALT LAKE TIMES
I
Volume 58 Number 49-5
Public Notice ............ A-4Federal Tax Liens
& Releases .......... A-14State Tax Liens
& Releases .......... A-14
Serving Utah’s Legal/Business Community Since 1883 & 1953®
Continued on page A-11
Continued on page A-13
With buyback help, Yahoo stockhas soared under Mayer
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .DIVESTITURES / STOCK
“This is an undervaluedcompany if you do a sum of
the parts sort of thing.”
he National Human Trafficking Re-source Center handles calls, e-mails andwebsite contacts claiming human traf-ficking in every state. They say the prob-
Continued on page A-10
–Rep. Sandra Hollins
number of contacts rose to 117, resulting in 10cases. In 2014 the number of contacts rose again,to 121, but the resulting cases rose to 22. So farin 2015, the Center has received 37 contactsresulting in 8 cases.
Rep. Sandra Hollins (D, District 23, NorthSalt Lake) and Gina Salazar worked togetheron an outreach team for Volunteers ofAmerica. Rep. Hollins is a Homeless Out-reach Team Supervisor. “Sandra was myboss,” Salazar says. “We would go out on thestreets with Phil Taylor, who is head of the 4thStreet Clinic Medical Outreach Team. He waslooking for homeless people who needed
medical attention. We were looking for youngpeople who were at risk of becoming involvedin sex trafficking.”
Rep. Hollins says her team would also goout and work in the homeless shelters. “Downaround the shelters we would often noticeyoung girls hanging out,” she adds. “Whenwe talked to them we found that some of themwere homeless and some were not. But theywere there because the homeless men at theshelter played to their low self-esteem and gavethem attention. That meant they were at riskfor whatever activities were going on. And
lem is underreported because victims are oftentoo afraid to seek help. But some still try toreach out. Between the end of December of2007 and June 30, 2015, the Center has received417 contacts originating in or referencing Utah.Those contacts resulted in 73 cases involving 99victims.
In all of 2012, the Center received only 42contacts which resulted in 12 cases. In 2013 the
America’s biggest gas field finally suc-cumbs to downturn – The drilling rigs aregone from the hills surrounding this Penn-sylvania town of 30,000. The hotels and barsare quieter too, no longer packed with theworkers who flocked in their thousands toAmerica’s newest and biggest gas field.
nvestors who made early bets on MarissaMayer’s ability to turn around Yahoo Incwere well rewarded for their faith: the shareprice has more than doubled and widely
–Kim Forrest
outperformed the broader stock market sinceshe took over as president and CEO in July2012.
But those still betting on her may have lin-gered too long as the stock nearly halved fromNovember 2014 to last September. Much ofthe long upward trajectory was funded by anaggressive share buyback program and itsstakes in Alibaba Group and Yahoo Japan.
The board of Yahoo is weighing a sale of itscore Internet business when it meets this week
Continued on page A-10
Private payrolls, compensation datapoint to sturdy jobs market – U.S. privateemployers boosted hiring in November andwage growth appeared to pick up in the thirdquarter, signs of labor market strength thatcould support the first Federal Reserve inter-est rate increase in nearly a decade later thismonth.
Cabela’s exploring strategic alterna-tives – U.S. hunting and fishing store chainCabela’s Inc, under pressure from investorElliott Associates, is exploring a sale and otherstrategic alternatives.
Continued on page A-11
Quicken may quit US home-loan pro-gram in dispute over bad mortgages –Quicken Loans, the third biggest mortgagelender in the U.S., is considering backing awayfrom a government program that providedcritical support to the housing market duringthe financial crisis, the latest in an exodus ofbig lenders from the program.
Yellen says “looking forward” to dayof rate hike – Federal Reserve Chair JanetYellen said on Wednesday she was “lookingforward” to a U.S. interest rate hike that willbe seen as a testament to the economy’s re-covery from recession.
Target in $39.4 million settlementwith banks over data breach – Target Corphas agreed to pay $39.4 million to resolveclaims by banks that said they lost moneybecause of the retailer’s late 2013 data breach.
The preliminary settlement was filed onWednesday with the federal court in St. Paul,Minnesota, and requires court approval.
Continued on page A-12Marissa Mayer, President and CEO of Yahoo, participates in a panel discussion at the2015 Fortune Global FOrum in San Francisco, California Nov. 3, 2015. REUTERS
