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Show Jazz recover Now dialysis to bast 76ers to open at r 50 CENTS rR'JVU UTAH aap was kidnapped Wednesday with his companion, Elder Andrew By DONALD W. MEYERS TZL The Daily Herald UVRF.1C T&C-t- Nation A7 riFT? AT D A PULITZER COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER (Mini Ms!ona;:c3 art rd the SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1998 DuOuTS world sometimes vulnerable to v. crime, M LcePropst. You "It was bit a Alexa.Tder CssnrmnS: Russia's Lebed says Jiis disparaging surprising. When Isaac Rees r.pROVO wouldn't line.. A were out of cornmeats expect something and Zach Elmer heard that two like that to happen, Rees )$)S Church missionaries had said. fen kidnapped in Russia, the Rees served in the same zone to June 1997. Volga River southeast of While the kidnapping was Moscow. C3vs hit close to home. with Elder Tuttle, near the city Jiees and Elmer, who returned of Togliatti, from January to surprising news, Rees said Like many parts of Russia, ftSJm the Russia Samara Mission April 1997. crime was not an uncommon the area is struggling with inCMay, served for a time with Elmer was Elder Propst's occurrence in the Samara the transition from a socialist Elder Travis Robert Turtle, who trainer in Saratov from March region, which is located on the economy to capitalism. As a Loobing'Yor under investigation , 7 ipMOiii Cattle mutilations LrxalCl If ' center result, the people are going through hard times, Rees said. "It's economically hard. n There are some Rees said. areas," One of those areas is Zavodskoy, where the elders were kidnapped. Rees said the people of the area are, for the most part, poverty-stricke- L Samara ya, (Kuytoysiievjjj See MISSIONARIES, A4 Cuars undecided on Lines accusation rip Soiftli; By PATRICIA J. MAYS The Associated Press By RYAN VAN BENTHUYSEN The Daily Herald I After a quick spin of the political wheel of fortune, state Senate candidate Leon Lines hasn't come up bankrupt with the people of Provo. But he hasn't won the big money, either. ' Lines, who's running for the 15th district seat, on a" signed released Wednesday and notarized affidavit accusing City Councilwoman Shari Holweg of confessing her involvement in the Ethics 4 Provo smear campaign last fall. The anonymous political action committee campaigned aggressively against candidate Lewis Billings and Council Chairman Gregory Hudnall. Holweg has repeatedly denied and continues to deny the allegations that she's involved with Ethics 4 Provo. PROVO ' then-mayor- 10-mi- le al wasnl exactly a BYUUtah game crowd, but a few scattered die hards made It to the BYU football scrimmage at Cougar Stadium Quarterbacks Kevin Feterik and Drew Miller had good outings, while running back Ronney Jenkins suffered a concussion. Story, Bl. It .V;. i . i ; Friday. Chrysler loses appeal, will recall 91,000 cars the truth? .The majority of the 13 res- ists polled informally Friday Provo remain undecided on tfho is telling the truth. Although they have a distinct distaste for the local game of politics, they haven't picked sides and said they won't until someone shows them some hard evidence. Until then, they said it's just one word against another. "It's hard to tell who to believe because you don't really know who's lying," said Mike T MARC LESTERTtae Dtily Herald j -- Who's telling GAINESVILLE, Ga. Deadly tornadoes cut a swath of destruction through the Southeast Friday, tearing apart houses and schools and sending a mobile home flying through the air. At least 11 people were killed and 80 injured in Georgia; two people were killed and 21 injured in North Carolina. The Georgia tornado tore stretch in through a the rural northeast part of the state. It hit without warning amid powerful thunderstorms at 6:30 a.m. about 50 miles north of Atlanta. Dozens of homes, schools and poultry farms were hit hard. "We've got a pretty devastating situation," Hall County Sheriff Robert Vass said. Five people were killed in mobile homes near North Hall High School, said Elaine of the Sexton Georgia Management Emergency Columbia said Friday. The By CATHERINE STRONG decision upheld a lower court The Associated Prest ruling. jft Last month, a federal judge WASHINGTON Chrysler ruling in the automaker's Corp. will recall 91,000 Cirrus and Stratus cars with faulty unprecedented challenge to told rear seat belts after losing its safety officials the Cirrus to recall Chrysler block to the governattempt and Dodge Stratus cars ment's recall order in court. because their rear seat belt Chrysler '.didn't satisfy the block-bi- g failed a government anchors for standards stringent a recall, ,the three-judg- e safety test. U.S. District Judge Emmet panel for the U.S. Court of G. Sullivan ordered the compa of the for District Appeals 2-- See VOTERS, A6 1 they were in compliance at the time of manufacture and are safe." Phil Recht, deputy administrator at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, said the government was sooner. pleased because seat belts are "We're disappointed with an automobile's single most said Lew important safety device. the ruling," Goldfarb, Chrysler's associate Chrysler is the only company general counsel. "We'll abide ever to fight in court a recall by the decision and recall based on a car's failure to meet the vehicles even though a safety test standard. ny to notify owners by the end of March that the 1995 model year cars were being recalled. Sullivan is still deciding whether Chrysler should be assessed a civil fine of up to $1.6 million for failing to act Agency. Three of the dead there came from one family whose mobile home located adjacent to the school was demolished. The carehigh school's taker, a woman, 32, and her son lived in the home. Meteorologists said they had no warning a tornado was on its way. The tornado which caused heavy damage in North Carolina sliced into south central Virginia and damaged 11 houses. Stereotypes shattered during crisis hotline training me as soon as I entered the room for the first night of The Daily Henld abound If you have the training and saw a handful of desire. A3 instead of the volunteers PROVO The need is there, I imagined would be dozens but I wasn't. hotline for the Center for lining up at the doors to offer I have written dozens of stories on volunteering, but the Women and Children in Crisis. their services. Great idea. How hard could thought rarely crossed my Shattering myths mind to actually get up and do it be? I show up for a few Six hours of training, spread hours and write several hunit. That changed when my edi- dred words about my experi- over two days, is required to volunteer for the crisis hotline. tor suggested I write about ence. volunof Only nine women showed up. I My volunteer a perceptions progoing through around was came crisis the expecting at least 15 or 20. crashing teering specifically, gram By BEKKI JANSON KEVIN LEEThe Duly Henld and other volunteers Volunteers: Bekkl Janson center in Provo. crisis at a in the rape training session participate of The Dally Herald Urn to U!j: Opportunities . Kimberlee Kowallis, manager of the shelter for Women and Children In Crisis, actually smiled and said we were one of the biggest groups she's trained. Another shock to my perceptions. After introductions, we were bombarded with paper work. I hadn't filled out so many forms since I applied for college. Along with the basic informa- See CRISIS, A3 r 1 THE WEATHER J) . Today: Mostly sunny. Highs 60-6- 5. Lows near 40. Jznorrow. Mo3i!y cloudy and mild with a 20 percent Turn to A8 for complete weather chance of rain. Highs 60-6ski and the information report. , 5. i I POOR COPY ? 1 INSIDE fcfj&b'ig tracSt: One group hns found a better way than Interstate 15 to ride across the state. Around two dozen suowmobilers are following the Great Wtstern Trail from Lcgan to Kanab. CI INDEX Arts Business THE DULY HERALD CM B8 Classifieds ,...C12 C4 Comics Entertainment Clt Lcgals C12 Lifestyles C8 Movies C9 Obituaries A6 Opinions C3 Religion Ai Sports Stocks B7 Bl TV listings ....C19 Central Uttht newspaper far I2S yevi. Your paper should arrive by 5:30 a m. on weekdays, 6:30 a.m. on weekends. For questions on delivery, call 375-510- 3. On!In: Tit 24-ho- ur Hrkt Extras htfVwww.hMi3xtr.ecm |