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Tit '4 04 in quill Mattress Factory MENTION : 1 --1 "They're policemen they're not angels" the juror said in a Democrats half Republicans Their professions ranged from cable splicer to computer analyst Eight had served in the military ' PERSIAN BRACELETS RINGS NECKLACES EARRINGS AND PENDANTS FURNITURE: ROSEWOOD DESK CHAIRS FERNSTANDS CHINESE CABINETS 4PANEL SCREENS CARVED CHESTS 12 MOON TABLES CLOCKS AND MUCH MORE BRONZE STATUES: AMERICAN & EUROPEAN BRONZES AFTER REMINGTON FRAZIER RUSSEL RODIN & MOREAU ALSO WILDLIFE BRONZES INCLUDING HORSES CRANES TIGERS ALLIGATORS AND MANY MORE PORCELAIN: FISH BOWLS VASES RANGING FROM 12" TO 48" GARDEN STOOLS GINGER JARS AND UMBRELLA STANDS IBISCELLANEOU& TIFFANY STYLE LAMPS JADE CARVINGS CLOISSONE VASES OLD CLOISSONE URNS REVERSE PAINTINGS WALL PLAQUES BRASS SCULPTURES PLUS MANY OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO ' cess" tive" The Ventura County jury in the King case consisted of six men and six women age 38 to 65 half AND GENERAL ORDER MERCHANDISE THE MAJORITY OF OTHER CONSIGNMENTS INCLUDE: CERTIFIED HANDMADE PERSIAN & ORIENTAL RUGS: CHINESE INDIAN TURKISH RUBIES SAPPHIRES AND EMERALDS RUGS IN ALL SIZES JEWELRY: DIAMONDS ' "For 14 months they waited patiently hopefully Ard when the verdict came in they felt betrayed Viewed from outside the trial it was hard to understand how the verdict could possibly square with the video they said "Those civil rights leaders with whom 1 met were stunned And so was 1 But the verdict Wednesday was not the end of the pro- The jurors returned their verdict Wednesday afternoon and opted not to discuss it with the press But since that time several have spoken anonymously not only to defend what they describe as an agonizing decision but to express anguish at what it has wrought Several have stressed that they had to consider more than the videotape One juror described King's behavior before and after the tape as belligerent concluding the police "had no alterna- harm" INVENTORY OBTAINED FROM US CUSTOMS AUCTION LOTS PURCHASED AT U:S: CUSTOMS AUCTION WILL BE AUCTIONED PIECE BY PIECE PLUS OTHER CONSIGNMENTS WHICH CONSTITUTE THE MAJORITY OF THE INVENTORY OFFERED AT THIS AUCTION ' regard the nation's judicial None was black thin blue line" separating order from anarchy For these reasons many less shocked by thexperts ththan diwere than public to trust police ofwant "People ficers" said Valerie Hans a professor of criminal justice and psychology at the University of Delaware "They're seen as the force that draws the line between a safe and secure community and the forces of disorder danger and But chief among those attitudes according to research is a J ON Ell MI ON IIIII '' 'C'C' 1 f sympathy for the police — a willingness to give law enforcement the benefit of the doubt It is a tendency some trace to the popular notion that police form "the self-defen- The Tribune is a member of The Associated Press The Associated Press NE INVENTORY OF ma Wednesday by mall (Utah where $968 me available) ( other states) Sunday OnlAll $900 ma Dolly and Sunday (All Other ma $2300 states) All mat subscriptions payable in gm f Nevada ORO Saturday and Sunday by corner - i The experts have focused on with which the peculiar mind-se- t to enter a is known every juror courtroom — a complex jumble of attitudes and beliefs through which they filter the evidence before deciding what really happened The experts cite several possible factors: Difficulty for white jurors to identify with a black victim particularly one who is not "100 percent clean" in a confrontation with white police a scientifically documented tendency for jurors to be more sympathetic than judges to arguments of and possibly such overexposure to videotaped violence that jurors become immune to its impact RATES Carrier Delivery Daily $24 per coPY $62 per copy Sunday with daily S150 Per CoPV Sunday Only Newsrack or Vendor S50 per copy Ds:IniVday $150 per copy differ outside the Salt (Rates may Lake Metropolitan area) By TIMES ANGELES — In the days since the verdict in the Rodney King beating case blindsided the country and plunged Los Angeles into violence experts in jury behavior have scrambled to throw light on the logic behind the outcome in the case of the four police officers shown on videotape beating the black motorist POSTMASTER: SUBSCRIPTION 2372000 and it's not gonna change anything" King 26 told a crowded African-American- s system federal intervention In outlining his response to the violence 48 hours after it began Bush for the most part followed a pattern in which he has blended stern rhetoric with a broader appeal for mutual tolerance and respect But after spending two emo- - "It's just not right it's not right LOS - Utah with which many was likely to seek criminal indictments of the officers involved in the March 3 1991 beating President Bush announced Friday night that he had ordered 4500 federal troops into action in Los Angeles to help quell the city's riots should violence flare anew "I will use whatever force is necessary to restore order" Bush nationalpledged in a prime-tim- e ly televised address "What is going on in LA must and will stop As your president I guarantee you: This violence will end" White House officials said Bush had made the decision after speaking by telephone with Gov Pete Wilson and Mayor Tom Bradley They said both Wilson and Bradley had requested the less ) City had I Experts Throw Light on Jury's Baffling Decision 1110 unsolicited articles manuscripts letters and poctures sent at e the owner's risk and Corporation assumes no responsiParty for their custody or return Daily t war Europe a speech often seen as the start of the Cold War But Gorbachev seems aware that Americans are looking inward Indeed he likely will experience firsthand that in this election year Americans are more concerned about their economy the safety of their jobs and of course racial tensions Lake City Utah 84111 and 1 k i : 1 Send address changes to The Salt Lake Tribune 143 South Main St Salt Wells --- 1 1' 4410 ' Second doss postage paid at Sports li t ::::'i w 84111 Solt Lake S - 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