Show — T"! yy y I U VMvrV‘ y i V ' i fMM Page 20 — The Herald Journal LoganUtah Monday November 6 2000 2000 Stake Continued from Page 19 rates in Hong Kong as well because its currency is linked to the dollar Russia has enjoyed a close relationship with Gore's Democratic Party in recent years because of Clinton’s friendship with former president Boris Yeltsin and Gore’s own involvement in diplomatic relations President Vladimir Putin’s government has wooed the Republicans too and Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov met Bush in April Those overtures were soured by Bush’s charge during a debate that former prime minister Viktor Chernomyrdin misappropriated loans from the International MonFund Chernomyrdin' etary 1 i demanded an apology and threatened to sue India has been careful not to take sides but political analyst Praful Bidwai says the government is comfortable with Bush's opposition to the Test Ban Treaty Gore has said one of his first acts as president would be to resubmit the treaty to the Senate for confirmation India which conducted nuclear tests in 1998 has refused to sign it but would be under more pressure to do so if the United States ratified it No Israeli political leader has declared to a candidate but history suggests Gore would be the choice Clinton was a much more popular president in Israel than Bush’s father former President George Bush D Hisham Ahmad a Palestinian political analyst says the election will make “very' little difference’’ to US policy in the Middle East in because Congress has great Sart “It is almost always the case that presidential candidates senatorial candidates congressional candidates compete with each other as who wants to prove his loyalty or her loyalty to Israel" Ahmad said Egyptian media even those which support the government strongly attacked Gore’s choice of Joseph Lieberman as his running mate “With this decision has hie unveiled his ugly face to continue the chain of surrender that started by Ginton when he handed over all the important strategic posts to American Jews who mostly worked in pro-Isra-el research centers” Galal Dwaidarin editor of the wrote in newspaper state-own- ed August Raymond Chretien Canada’s former ambassador to the United States stirred a controversy in June by describing Gore as “a friend of Canada’’ - “Governor Bush on the other hand doesn’t know us as much Continued from Page 17 Seems to have forgotten the name of our prime minister’’ said Chretien nephew of Prime Minisfer Jean Chretien The ambassador has since been moved from Washington to Paris Across the United States’ southern border Delal Baer a Mexico-base- d analyst for the Center for Strategic and International Studies said die detects a preference for Bush in some circles because he has shown more interest in Mexico President-eleVicente Fox has met both candidates but refused to declare a preference “They say I stick my foot in my mouth a lot but this time I’m not going to’’ he said MONEY TALKS AND REPUBLICANS LISTEN! Delay ct - was 184 percent and in 1998 it was 247 percent or about 21 million ballots “The balance of power in Congress may hinge on races in California and those California races may be determined by the late absentee ballots which will be counted in the days after Nov 7” Charles said For the closest races he said it could be one to two weeks after the election before the results may be known Absentee ballots that voters mail in or drop off at their polling places must be processed separately because voter signatures must be verified in county records election officials said LOOK AT THE FACTS VOTE DEMOCRATIC The information below comes from the official Web Site of the Lt Governor They represent donations this election year through October 31 Cache Republican candidates raised a total of $65681 Almost all of it came from outside their respective districts Listed below are some corporations and Political Action Committees from outside the candidates district who support Republican candidates REPUBLICANS-- 1 LYLE HILLYARD Parsons Behle & Latimer Salt Lake Gty Questar Better Government Committee Salt Lake City Utah Public Power PAC Salt Lake City Pacificorp Portland OR AT&T PAC Denver CO Convergys Corporation' Norwood OH Air Transport Assoc of America Washington DC Utah Petroleum Marketers Salt Lake Gty Utah Medical PAC Salt Lake City Utah Hospital PAC Salt Lake Gty Utah Assoc of CPAs PAC Salt Lake City Home Builders Association of Utah Salt Lake City Utah Realtors PAC Murray Merck & Co West Pbint PA Glaxo Wellcome Research Park NC Pfizer New York NY Nutraceutical Corp! Ogden Novartis Pharmaceuticals Littleton CO Pharmacia and Upjori Kalamzoo MI Johnson and Johnson New Brunswick NJ BP Amoco Corporation Denver CO Chevron Corp Concord CA ’ Dallas TX Phillips Petroleum Co Oklahoma City OK US Bancorp Minneapolis NM ' Delta Airlines Atlanta GA First Security Service Co Salt Lake City Grand Valley Corp Heber City Central Bank- Provo Brighton Bank Salt Lake City Bank One PAC Salt Lake City “ Bank of American Fork American Fork Key Bank Salt Lake City Bank of Southern Utah Cedar City Bank of Utah Salt Lake City - : ! Zion’s Bancorppration Salt Lake City Providian Bank Salt Lake City ! : American Express Midvale Utah Bankers Association Salt Lake City UcarPac Salt Lake City : Kennecott Copper Salt Lake City Smith arid Edwards Ogden Utah Rural Telecom Assn Lehi Utah Auto Dealers Assn Salt Lake City Breitweiser Insurance Ogden Envirocare of Utah Salt Lake Gty Logan contributors? Dell Loy Hansen gave $5000 i BRENT PARKER Utah Assoc Realtors Murray UPAC Murray UMAPAC Manufacturing Assoc Utah Realtors PAC Murray Utah-HOSP- Salt Lake City AC FOODPAC Utah Food Industry Salt Lake City Pfizer Inc New York NY Inc Dallas TX Union Pacific Railroad Omaha NE Chevron Corp Concord Ca Utah Health Care Assoc Salt Lake City Her 1998 report lists Questar Pacificorp US West Salt Lake City CRAIG BUTTARS UTINPAC Salt Lake City Utah Homebuilders PAC Salt Lake Gty UBA PAC Salt Lake City Wasatch Venture Group Bountiful Advanced Technical Center Salt Lake Gty Parsons Behle & Latimer Salt Lake City Kennecott Copper Salt Lake City Utah Rural Telecom Assoc Lehi Lawyers Involved for Utah Salt Lake Gty Utah Public Power PAC Sandy Martin R Stephens Gunpaign Fund Farr West Utah Public Employees Assoc Murray Utah Food Industry AssocPAC Salt Lake City Utah HOSPAC Salt Lake City Utah Health Care Asisoc PAC Salt Lake Gty Dallas TX Johnson and Johnson New Brunswick NJ Questar Better Government Committee Salt Lake City Over $5700 from other real estate interests out— side his district LORAINEPACE Parsons Behle & Latimer Salt Lake City UMAPAC Manufacturing Assoc Salt Lake City Utah Homebuilders PAC Salt Lake Gty Merck & Co West Pbint PA r Zabriskie and Associates Salt Lake Gty' Zion’s' Bank Salt Lake Gty UAMPS iSalt Lake City ' Utah Rural Telecom AsSoc Lehi ’ v'’" DEMAND REPRESENTATIVES WHO WILL LISTEN TO YOU Marty Stephens Campaign Fund Farr West Nutraceutical Corporation' Ogden UBA PAC Salt Lake Gty Utah Medical PAC' Salt Lake City Micron Technology Boise ID Parsons Behle & Latimer Salt Lake City UMAPAC Manufacturing Assoc Salt Lake Gty Merck & Company West Pbint PA Martin Stephens Campaing Fund Farr West Credit Union Development Fund Salt Lake City Utah Public Power PAC Sandy Utah Petroleum Marketers PAC Salt Lake Gty Nutraceutical Corporation Ogden Northern PAC Logan FOODPAC Utah Food Industry Assoc Salt Lake City Utah Home Builders PAC Salt Lake City Questar Better Government Committee Salt Lake City Pfizer Inc New York NY Dallas TX Pacificorp Employee Federal PAC Portland OR Chevron Corporation Concord CA Bayer West Haven CT ' Sinclair Oil Corporation Salt Lake City Envirocare of Utah Inc Salt Lake City Regence Bluecross Blueshield of Utah Salt Lake City Union Pacific Railroad Salt Lake City Zion’s Bancorporation PAC Salt Lake City Utah CPAa PAC Salt Lake City No citizen donations from his district reported DEMAND OPEN GOVERNMENT OPEN MEETINGS OPEN DOORS OPEN MIND DE : DEMOCRATS-- Cache Democratic candidates raised a total of $33560 through October 31 Almost all came from smill citizen 'donations within 7 Cache Valley The total number of Political Action Committees for all Democratic candidates is fewer than for ariy single Republican candidate! There 7 te were no corporations or PAG who supported Democratic candidates — out-bf-sta- JOHN NEUHOLD 7 Utah Pipe Fitters West Valley City MARGARET OBRAY CONNIE MORGAN UPAC Murray UEA PAC Murray AFT-Uta-h PAC Salt Lake City Paid for by Cache Democrat i MARY BISSONETTE : Utah Education Association Murray Unified Assoc of Pipefitters Salt 'V ' Lake Gty |