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Show 2 BULLETIN Thursday, June 7,2007 u At the All stories and photos from The Associated Press Ducks hoist the Stanley Cup for the first time Friday - Lilly Oncology on Canvas: Expresslons of A Cancer Journey: All day @ Huntsman Cancer Institute •MLes Miserables":8 p.m.@ Pioneer 'MemorialTheatre .. •• •-, ANAHEIM, Calif.—The Anaheim Ducks aren't called mighty anymore. Now they can simply answer to Stanley Cup champions. The 14-year-old Ducks captured their first NHL title with a 6-2 victory over the Ottawa Senators on Wednesday night, ending the series in five games in front of the home folks again. For the first time, the Stanley Cup resides in California and at the expense of Canada, which hasn't boasted a winner since Montreal in 1993. Calgary, Edmonton and now Ottawa—in its first trip since the Senators were reborn in 1992—each had a chance the past three seasons only to be done in by a U.S. club from the sun belt. Tampa Bay, Carolina and Anaheim aren't exactly traditional hockey hotbeds but they have been the Cup's warm weather homes since 2004. Wayne Gretzky made the game a happening in Southern California when he came to Los Angeles in io?8, the Ducks made it legit two decades later with their second trip to the finals. No longer Disney's darlings, the Mighty Ducks' movie days are gone. A victory rally awaits them Saturday night. Ducks captain Scott Niedermayer won the Cup for the fourth time, and brought his brother Rob and teammates Teemu Selanne and Chris Pronger along Saturday •Family Frog Festival: 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. @ George Thomas Building, 1390 E. President's Circle, free for U faculty, staff and students • "Les Mlse>ables": 8 p.m. @ Pioneer Memorial Theatre > ; . • _ • Sunday • Red Butte Garden Summer Concert: Derek Trucks &6usan Tedeschi—Soul Stew Revival: 7 p.m. @ Red Butte Garden Amphitheatre, $30-$34 1-DAY WEATHER OUTLOOK 70/53 Friday Partly Cloudy Saturday 80/57 Mostly Sunny Corrections 'WASHINGTON — Technicians have been dismantling nuclear warheads much faster than had been expected, taking apart 50 percent more warheads during the last eight months than in all of the previous year, the Energy Department says. "It's good news from a global nuclear safety standpoint. There will be fewer nuclear weapons in the world," said Thomas and Clarifications The title graphic accompanying the article from Thursday, May 31, "U to kick off new recycling program," should have read "Materials the U throws away." The policy of The Daily Utah Chronicle is to correct any error made as soon as possible. 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Murphy was charged found the girl locked inside a with conspiracy to commit tiny room hidden underneath second-degree reckless ena staircase and blocked from dangerment, conspiracy to view by a dresser. Authori- commit second-degree custies did not identify the girl, todial interference and risk but said she had sometimes of injury to a minor. Cray run away from home before was charged with reckless endangerment, conspiracy she vanished last June. "She is a child from trou- to commit custodial interbled circumstances and ference, risk of injury to a found what she believed minor 'and conspiracy to to be a friend," Bloomfield commit unlawful restraint, Police Capt. Jeffrey Blatter police said. said. All three were in custody Police arrested Adam late Wednesday with bond Gault, 41, a dog trainer from set at $1 million each. They West Hartford, and 40-year- were scheduled to appear old Ann Murphy, described Thursday in Hartford Supeby police as Gault's com- rior Court. It did not appear the girl had been living in the room, but she could not have opened the locked, barricaded door on her own, police said. It was not clear how long she had been inside. Investigators said she was pale and may have been indoors for some time, and that they found nothing to indicate anyone in the area had seen her outside. Her parents had not seen or heard anything from her during the year she was missing. The girl was in protective custody Wednesday night and was undergoing medical and psychological examinations. "We can all assume a 14year-old under the influence of a 40-year-old had been harmed in some way," Blatter said. Police already had established that Gault knew the girl, and said he and the girl's parents had some sort of undisclosed business transaction in the year before she disappeared. 45 Tarzan player Ron and others ° inc 3 3 6 1 4 8 4 7 3 8 9 do ku 4 les by Pap>pocom £ 8 8 7 7 1 6 4 •5 v- 31 56 sound Stevenson 34 'Seeyai* 27 I 43 5 Door-do sing 32 Onetime Illinois governor U/U/U/ 26 4 Things are Tine 47 ' 30 Passed, as laws 13 1 40 tree" 24 Computer dala holders VI - 2 "... partridge in 23 Coffee dispenser 9 1 _ ^•32 1 Shaped like a 22 Go on all (ours 11 9 121 __•••——4__J—— Dickons Qirl 9 6 7 a ••*- 22 66 Congers 18 Place tor sketches 5 7 14 17 14 European auto 15 Machine shop loot Edited by Will Shortz 1 (modem communication) 10 Peler ihe Great, (or one SAN JOSE, Costa Rica —President Oscar Arias announced Wednesday that Costa Rica has broken diplomatic ties with Taiwan and established relations with China, delivering a blow to the Asian island's fragile international standing. Arias said Costa Rica needed to strengthen ties with China to attract foreign investment. Taiwanese Foreign Minister James Huang quickly offered to resign to take responsibility Anaheim Ducks'Todd Marchant celebrates winning the Stanley Cup after the Ducks defeated the for Costa Rica's switch, which Ottawa Senators, 6-2, in Game 5 of Stanley Cup hockey finals in Anaheim, Calif., on Wednesday, June left the Taiwan with relations 6. with just two dozen nations. Since splitting amid civil for the ride for their first. Rob Nie- Vermette had the puck slide wide war in 1949, Taiwan and China dermayer is one of three Ducks left of the post during a penalty shot in have fought to win the diplofrom the losing side in 2003 when the third. matic allegiance of countries Scott Niedermayer and the New Scott Niedermayer finally earned Jersey Devils captured their third the MVP award many thought he around the world. China retitle in Game 7. deserved four years ago. His big- fuses to have diplomatic ties Only Anaheim goalie Jean-Sebas- gest thrill came when he handed the with nations that recognize tien Giguere had something to smile Cup off to Rob, one of the reasons Taiwan, which Beijing regards about that year when he was given he left New Jersey for Anaheim be- as a renegade province it plans to eventually unify with the the Conn Smythe Trophy, awarded fore last season. mainland. to the playoffs MVP. This win was "That was something 111 never so much sweeter as he stopped 11 forget," Scott said. "You can't even Central America in parshots in the clincher. The biggest dream that stuff. It doesn't get any ticular has been a bulwark of roar for him came when Antoine better." support for Taiwan, and Taiwan had expressed fears that if Costa Rica were to shift its recognition to Beijing, other nations such as Nicaragua and Panama could soon follow suit. "We are looking to strengthD'Agostino, head of the ber D'Agostino expects to ber of deployed warheads department's nuclear have doubled the number to between 1,700 and 2,200 en the commercial ties and attract investment," Arias said. weapons program. of dismantlements com- by 2012. "As a result of the in- "China is the most successD'Agostino said the pared to the previous year. number of warheads is While the government creased dismantlements ful emerging economy in the classified, but he said he won't provide any num- and reductions, today's world and soon it will be the had set a goal of increas- bers, the DOE's National stockpile is one-quarter second strongest economy 11 ing the number of dis- Nuclear Security Admin- of its size than at the end" in the world after tKe'United' mantlements this fiscal istration is believed to be of the Cold War," the nu- States." dismantling thousands of clear security agency said year by 50 percent. Arias said China is the Cen: i i "We achieved that goal excess warheads, beyond in a draft of a statement to tral American ria'tib ri s 'N6'.' t"' the nearly 6,000 warheads be issued Thursday. trading partner, buying more about four months early," he said in an interview that are either deployed D'Agostino said that the than $1 billion worth of Costa Wednesday. By the end of in weapons or are in an government now expects Rican exports last year. this fiscal year in Septem- active reserve stockpile. to finish taking apart all China spends heavily to inUnder a 2002 agree- of the excess Cold War- duce nations to change dipment with Russia, the era weapons by 2023, nine lomatic allegiances, offering United States is commit- years ahead of the previ- investment, loans and other incentives. ted to reducing the num- ous schedule. not messaging Costa Rica defies Taiwan DOE says nuclear warhead plan ahead of schedule WWW.WEATHER.COM •j www.dailyutahchronide.cotn -Tut DAILY UTAH CHRONICLE CONTACT INFORMATION Editorial Editor in Chief* m.piper@chronide.utah.edu Press contact • press@chronicle.utah.edu Editorial letters • letters@chronicle.utah.edu Business 6 General Manager • j.sorensen@chronicle.utah.edu Director of Advertising • thurtado@chivnidtutah.edu Advertising 801581.7041 EDITOR IN CHIEF M a t t h e w Piper MANAGING EDITOR Becca Krahenbuhl DIRECTOR OF PRESENTATION ErkGeertings PRODUCTION MANAGER ArianaTorrey ONLINE EDITOR Chris Bellamy NEWS EDITOR Dustin Gardiner ASST. 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