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Show UTAH/WORLD Saturday January 27 The Salt Lake Tribune ‘Louisiana Purchase’ Balkan Foes Reach Deal On POWs Isa Saleen Again PRESS NEW YORK — copy of Thomas Paine’s Com- mon Sense” sold for $12 500 and anaccount of the Lewis and Clark expedition went for $28,750 — more than11 times thecost of thetrip itself PALE, But theoriginal proclamation of Thomas Jeffer- Some son’s Louisiana Purchase sold for far less than its estimated million to $1.5 million value turf Friday, agreei oners and promote the tion of Sarajevo while head off a mass exodus The meeting in th Serb stronghold brou ht Hours a er it failedto sell at an auction at Christie’s, two dealers stepped in and snapped up thehistoric 1803 proclamation signed by then-President Jefferson andhis secre! of state James Madison ) The pair suggested the transaction with Christies Inc. was almost as muchof a steal as Jefferson's at a bargain price of exulted W Graham Arader III, a Each square miles of acre — more than United States and test real-estate bar: an who investigators believe threw her 3-year-old twins off a bridge was charged with murder death of one toddler as au in the thorities searched a river for the \ mechanic accused of repeatedly raping his teen ? triplet daughters was convicted in Dallas on Fri y of three counts of me body of the other At first, LaSonya Olivia Gipson 26. told relatives her son and daughter were with their father Then she said she had left the children on a 25-foot bridge over the rain-swollen Flint River But Sheriff Charles Cannon aid the concrete railing was too high — 4 feet — for the children to climb over themselves It's a heavily traveled road he said, “We feel if they were abandoned on the bridge. someone would have seen them He said he believes Gipson threw them off the bridge Jan. 14 the day they disappeared Latoshia Gipson’s body was pulled from the river Wednesday About 75 searchers, accompanied by two dogs. combed the same area of the river, its banks and nearby woods Friday. looking for herbrother, Joshua Phe sheriffsaid the boy proba bly is dead Gipson was cnarged with mur der Thursday and held without bail. She underwent psychiatric cency with a child. The 47year-old man receive4 three 20-year sentences to be served concurrently The girls, 17, said their fa ther forced them to begir taking birth-control pills after they turned 16 and be. gan raping them in late 1994. One of the girls testi fied that the father said the attacks were divinely in: spired and that sex was something “all girls through with their dad: go Mich, Jence government — Dis man Karadzic’s order yutside conservative ra dio host Rush Limbaugh Holding signs that said Gehrke,” For | Gehrke gave Stewart Marshall a three fingered slap on the wrist for spousal ron that to | Marshall | was | thr they worked under gray skies on é chilly, windy day. the curious and acquaintances of the mother gath ered at the bridge One woman attached a pink and-blue ribbon to the bridge tribute to the children d re register with the U_S. government sa foreign agent Officials in’ the departme criminal division Fore Agent led a who enforce istr te to the I his visit to Libya this week tice official said forecast for the week turing an affair rother, Dan I the WASHINGT T Justi Department wan know N tion of Islam lea Louis Far han has become agent of Lib: an strongman Moammar Gadhafi which would make him lab] 1 nd ed poles to break wp de bris along the river's edge. As | off 1 U.S. Wants to Know About Farrakhan-Gadhafi Deal some people abuse Jan Phe judge agreed with the Serb ) | | Jud drove more than 100 miles to defend Gehrke ury pr | his But Judge Joel Gehrke’s ipporters also were there Women NATO-1 Muslim and Croat POWs hel the Serbs, Pale sources said th will happen next week The POW release is ke held a quiet vietir for } Serbs at Tesli I nia, and a 1 Croat prisoners ne domestic-yio courthouse the place Saturd Serbs impris led Bosnian ypointed that a judge ped 4 man on the wrist pousal ibuse. a group that hely eC nik said Officials of the enforcing the cord said ty evaluation Friday Searchers working quick! beat storms t oners as soon a Judge Who Gave Slap on the Wri Gets Supporters STANTON, writer Raped | warring sides sue of POW We agreec the release of tt Potential buyers look at the eat Areelae tion of the Louisiana PurchaseonFriday. Charge Filed; Did Mom ess Twins From = \PED PRESS OGLE HOR PE, Ga. — A wom- Muslim controlling level meeting on Serb territor since war began nearly four years ago marked a significant si of rapprochement n fl and other commodities. has been called history's gain control abot with the The Pale talks — the first hig sd for sale by Jane Engelhard ngelhard. who dealt in precious Jefferson’s deal — a million French-claimed land at 4 cents an doubled the size of the fledg g group will half of Bosnia. Croat federation capital, Sarajevo ven. Conn The beribboned 18-page document, bearing the Great Seal of the United States. was the top prize in metals tog: Muslim-Croat federation, and Momeilo Krajisnik, a leader of the Bosnian Sert Manhattan manuscripts dealer It's an unbelievable buy,” added his partner. William Reese of New Ha- the collection offe: widow of Charles € reunifica trying to of Serbs Bosniar president of Kresimir Zubak deal with Napoleon Bonaparte. They blew it and | think we got away with a fantastic deal.” Bosnia-Herzegovina of the men postwar Bosnia hel | ae \t issue rakhan is 1 agreement | was reportec reached with the Liby leade 2233 S. 700 E. as a oll California’s Head Count Semi- Annua Still Bone New York Drops WASHINGTON — New York continued losing population last year as Texas, Florida and Cali fornia posted big gains, the Cen sus Bureau reported Friday Hereare state population esti mates as of July 1, 1995. and the Minnesota 4,610 42 Louisiana 4.3: 26 Arizona 4,218 139 Kentucky 3.860 32 Connecticut 3.275 Oregon 3.141 sands lowa Total California 31,589 181 Texas 18.724 311 New York 18,136 10 58 New Jersey 7.945 Virginia 6.618 1 Rhode Island 990 Montana 870-14 South Dak 13 on 5 the finest in 6 Delaware 7179 North Dakota 6412 Alaska 604 Vermont 585 5 Wyoming 480 4 2 7 « cation. For more than a decade Course Change: cietir dentefared evs fewy amongthe state’s public Quarters Out, Semesters In for every colleges and unive rsities Regents acted last year to put an end to the deb: taking up a proposal to convert all schools to semesters @ Continued from A-1 once and for all. room in Re in December to set a netable at their Jan ents voted your home for study and con ercise and sport science who has taught underboth calendars. Students in a quarter system with 10 weeks don’t get as bored he said. “Kids in a 16-week se mester go througha real lull Henderson was among those who responded last ie issue. They also } set date jal vote on Friday. they or olfice. i voted on L6oforen’s “ ScanDesign fall to the commissioner's call for input on the academic calendar. Like Hen: Jerson, most of the respondents opposed the conversion The semester issue is one of the most divisive in Utah higher edu twice 9 New Hampshire 1.148 40 lem to you a ved 2 32 43 bring only New Mexico 1,685 30 Nebraska 1.637 13 Nevada 1,530 ¢ 125 67 Washington 5,431 93 Missouri 5.324 44 Tennessee 5.256 80 Maryland 5.042 Can 27 Idaho 1,163 Massachusetts 6.074 Ir na 5,80. 49 Wisconsin 5.123 0 11 Maine 1.241 Hawaii 1,187 43 Georgia 7,201 143 h Carolina 7.195 we 30, Kansa: Arkansas 2 Utah 1,951 West Virginia -17 Florida 14.166 208 Pennsylvania 12.072 Mlinois 11.830 Ohio 11,151 4 Michigan 9.549 2.842 Mississippi 2,697 Change so Great Colorado 3 85 South Carolina 3,673 Oklahoma 3,278 21 change in the year that ended on that date: Figures are in thou State with savings Alabama 4 al enough issue es, she and the re get it solved Dedicatec To The Art Of Fine |