Show Best Available Copy l' A2 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Thursday February 19 2004 ' Upcoming v ti cowerogoilli:- - ' V ssl V r "L :5 - ' i VSvii"- V"1 r tL '1 f ?VV ' : ' J’fc C " 4 J ' ’ ' i ' s M Sunday IlhUhj'tb Beadsyou can barter by r il Mswswrsc : 'TTTrl eraeaaafVv-It was personal to him 4WWII: ‘VV :! 4y: r 9- lb some Cache Vrikyreridenta beads art much more than Jewelry They are sought-afte- r antiques to be collected and traded and each has Its own history Read the colorful story In Sunday's paper i ! ' - v lv'V: 4 : '44 c jvfoy '1" v ' f--- sngBGB Boyd K Packer: Artlst Q 4 ’ ' : r I There’s more than meats the eye to Acfing President of the Quorum ofthe twelve Apostles Boyd K Packer —The LOS Church official is also an acoomplahad artlsL A new exhbit at the LOS Church Museum In Salt Lake Oty displays a Hfstlme of his Impressive work This week's Cache Magazine cover story takas a look at the artistic side of President Packer m!eJ ' V ' n HWsr TrialsThe war eras personal te mpptlraseklRead thd ” ful story In Monday’s Herald Journal C s v v ' " imiffitiTira T v: ' ' 11 ' IF- - X talkin’ wild tarkeys V turkeys have been fairly popular in CachqVpi-le- y since they spontaneously appeared In the 1990s and officials began importing turkeys from : other states but problems have begun to crop up The beefy birds are eating ihemselves out of the good graces of some Cove farmers and although moat people agree the birds should be moved some are unhcpy about where they’re ending up Qet the sooop on Friday’s Outdoors pege WHd r yr i 3f!: W ' V- o’ jL Utah Lease of BLM land brings in millions WaflCteir g®fis MOD ©MftDawDmig gay SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Despite a plea from the only known gay member of the Utah Legislature the state House gave final approval Wednesday to a bill sanctioning marriage only “between a maii'and a woman” The Utah House voted 2 for the Marriage Recognition Policy which outlaws ' ' same-se- x mar- riages Rep Jackie Biskupski Lake City pleaded with Republicans to reconsider ‘Tmnot the only lesbian you know Gay people are in every community in this state” she told fellow law- -' makers “We are your friends famSame-se- x couples live in every county in this state Some with children some without We work hard and pay our taxes Defining marriage to exclude same-se- x couples creates second-clas- s citizens” Biskupski siaid Biskupski sppke haltingly at first telling representatives $hc knew her sexual orienta-lion was the subject of whis- pered talk around the Capitol But she defended herself saying: ‘Tm human created by God just like all of you with a loving and forgiving heart”' After ai long pause she said gay people have been around For as long as human history but that persecution in modem times “has kept us quiet” House approval followed Senate passage on Jan 30 It now goes to Gov Olene Walker who has has not taken a between a man and a woman but she’ll look at the bill closely” Majority Republicans kept Wednesday’s debate short with Rep Margantr Rrprem who introduced the measure refusing to answer any questions about it “I don’t think any debate on this issue is going to change ' anybody’s mind" Dayton said “I choose not to answer D-S- alt ily and t position on the bill “She wants to read it and understand it” said spokes- woman Amanda Covington “She believes in the traditional definition of marriage 62-1- ' i‘: 4- veteran from RlclimondtJ f4iyCMmmYtoiMNKU ' explains sooiding forthe Infantry and watching the Nuremberg ’'' ' ft) : fc! v'v - “5 ‘ AP photo' Crowds gather outride the Utah State Capitol alter a bomb threat was called in and forced the evacuation of more than 650 people Wednesday in Salt Lake City The Utah Capitol reopened later Wednesday morning - - -- jeHl'- ConttauedfhMnAl ' When a dispatcher tried to elicit more information the man hung up search of A ' any questions" the Capitol by four bomb- A Democratic effort to sniffing dogs and about 40 amend the bill to reinforce the highway patrol troopers ' state’s ban on polygamy turned up nothing Police failed Republicans said it allowed badr 104 legislators wasn't needed 200 of their staffers the gov' Democrats said Utah ernor and 350 other state already has laws defending employees and hundreds of traditional marriage and that visitors: the Marriage Recognition PolThe suspect’s 7:28 am call icy amounted to nothing more was recorded and reviewed by cam- than ah election-yea- r a chain of authorities who called for a building evacua- paign slogan for Republicans As of at least tion shortly before 8 am 38 states and the federal gov-- -' Wednesday emment have approved laws “This is a huge waste of or amendments barring the time” Mansell said as he stood in 40hdegree temperatures out- recognition of gay marriage room-by-roo- m s ' Capitd “AO you have to do is look around here at the peoe doing nothing” LL' Utah Highway Patrol Bruce Riches said the caller’s identity or address didn’t come up on dispatcher’s computers but that the FBI was working to trace the call Richies said it was only a matter of time before investigators zeroed in on a suspect even if he used a cell phone “I remain optimistic that we ' will catch this individual! believe this individual is going to get some kicks out of this and they’re going to talk” Richies said “I would encourage their friends or anybody out there who hears this person talking to get hold of law enforcement” Walker said the evacuation interrupted her during a week-l- y boardroom meeting with legislative Democrats “I immediately started the evacuation Like any mother I kind of pushed the crew along It’s just motherly instinct” Walker said “We evacuated in a very orderly ' mariner” ‘ SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Despite the opposition of environmental groups all but two of 64 parcels of land offered by Utah Bureau of Land Management for lease to oil and gas drillers woe ' claimed Wednesday the first day they became available The leases brought in $63 million for die agency on 78700 acres said Don Banks a spokesman with the agency’s Salt Lake City office “This is one of the largest sales in recent history in Utah” Banks said “This is a clear indication of market forces driving interest in oil and gas development” Banks said a list of those who claimed the leases should be available Thursday A The purchased parcels -include 37 protested by the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance The group says 29 of the parcels were areas pro--’ posed for wilderness designation and the rest were adjacent or Close to Dinosaur National Monument in Colorado The BLM owns land on the southern and western fringes ' of the monument More than 1 80000 acres of federal land in Utah and Colorado woe offered for leases this month mid-Februa- ry 2004 CHW MAUBU IS SD0H ANMIERBW REVOLUTION MSRP : ' 4 Dealer Discount Rebates i Z -- 21 97000 r 100000' -- 8l00000 : new Chevy Malibu Is designed to set high standards In quality refinement driving dynamics and thoughtful lnnoyatloiri Drive a New Malibu and Immediately notice a firmer quieter ride than the previous Malibu In fact you might find the new Malibu is just about perfect” Stic 14 085 Dots not include Sales Trie ft License NOSOf “The compIetety ‘ 1955 1 N Uala StrMt -0- 00-752-5424 Logos rau nn CTxiatriTirriteiaffina Jdu7iriend$'t(?'theTorithTlaR?'200Wesr600Vv'esCR5F1800 !Jorth'toB576Td MalrTSO |