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Show OLYMPIC TORCH WILL PASS THROUGH UTAH ON WAYTO ATLANTA / B-1 The Salt Lake Tribune VOLUME 250 NUMBER101 DAYS OF ‘47 LINEUP . . . SLC Motorcycle Squad . . Sth Brigade, 91st Division . Opening Banner South T . . James Arrington & Pioneers . . Sons of Utah Pioneers . Marvin Payne/Wagon Sound Sonsof Utah Pioneers . Sons of Utah Pioneers LDS President Gordon B. Hinckley = |L Neighborhood Main Street UHP Motorcycle Squad Gov. Mike Leavitt Lt. Goy. Olene Walker . $.L. County Motorcycle Squad . S.L. County Sheriff Aaron Kennard . . §.L. County Sheriff's Posse T LAKE TRIBUNE TY, UTAH 84111 MONDAY July24, 1995 TODAY'S READERSHIP:335,200 50 Gallivan Plaza City @ Trolley Count Building Square ° . . Modern Display Royalty Float . FR. “Flip” Harmon . EugeneJelesnik Tooele High Marching Band Midvale Union Fort Stake Float Bill & Nada’s Cafe . Utah Arabian . WestValley City Float U.N. Deploys Heavy Weapons To Bosnia to Boost Firepower By Tracy Wilkinson LOS ANGELES TIMES SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina — In a major moveto strengthen its forces in Sarajevo, the United Nations dispatched hundreds of combat troops armed with heavy weapons to the besieged capital Sunday as rebel Serbs launched attacks across Bosnia. French tanks, British artillery and mechanizedinfantry were to be posted by Mondayon strategic Mount Igman,overlooking the city. Their deploymentfollowed an escalating barrage of Bosnian Serb attacks on peacekeepers and U.N.designated “safe areas” in Bosnia-Herzegovina. KSL/LagoonFloat The added weaponry will substantially increase the U.N. peacekeepers’ firepower in and around Sarajevo and for the first timewill give them the force capable of challenging Bosnian Serb guns trained . Tongan United Methodist Brass Band . Sen, Orrin Hatch . Sen. Bob Bennett . Rep. Bill Orton . Rep. Enid Waldholtz on this city. The deploymentof about 800 members of the recently created rapid-reaction force appearedto signal a tougherstance by the United Nations, whose mission here has been repeaiedly humiliated and paralyzed. Andit suggests that a confrontation looms with the Serbs, whowill continue to outgun and outnumber U.N. forces by a wide margin. In a further show of resolve Sunday, the United States, Britain and France formallynotified the Bosnian Serbs of their intent to launch major airstrikes and ground action against Serbian targets if the rebel forces attack any of the safe areas. The warning was delivered by senior generals of the three Westernallies during an extraordinary 11-hour meeting in the Serb capital of Belgrade with the Bosnian Serb army commander, Gen. Ratko Mladic. Officials declined to say how Mladie responded. The deliveryof the allies’ warning, an- nounced simultaneously in Washington, LondonandParis, wasbilled as a followup to Friday's meeting in London, where the allies — with tacit approval from Russia — agreed to launch aggressive military action to protect the safe area of Gorazde. While the communiqueissued by the allies Friday had beencriticized as vague and almost wavering and did not mention any of the safe areas except Gorazde, Sunday’s warning wasprecise, specifically mentioningall the so-called havens, including Sarajevo. In the past, neither ultimatums nor shows of U.N. force have deterred the Bosnian Serbs. Sunday was no different Defying the West's warnings, Bosnian @ See BOSNIA, Page A-5 . Ames Percheron Farm . Farmington Stake Float . . The HumaneSociety of Utah Float . Grantsville High School Band . ‘The Salt Lake Tribune Utah HomeBuilders Assoc. Float ‘Thomas Family Associated Square Dance Clubs . 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Vern Taylor Brassworks Centennial Band Murray Stake Float . Orem City Float Brigham City Ch. of Commerce Float ZCM1 Senior Citizens Recreation Center KWJJ Radio Ken Garff . Open Free Wesleyan Church of Tonga Band U.S. Forest Service Centerville Stake Float RivertonCity Float Utah Jazz Float 72C ‘THE CHOSIN FEW’ Staker Paving Serta Mattress Scott Teuscher Liahona Alumni Band Salt Lake Highland Stake Float Midvale City Float General Distributing S.L, Fire Chief Tom Tallon S.L. Co, Fire Chief Don Berry Kentucky Fried Chicken Float Eastern Arts Jazz Band MagnaStake Float Jeff Sidwell Ed Hurd Keith Painter The Associated Press/Bob Daugherty The memorial depicts soldiers bundled up in cold-weather gear in the 14-day ‘Frozen Chosin’ battle in Korea. . Faith Temple Choir Citadel Communications Americanas . Utah State University Float . Dennis Teuscher Centerville Silveradoes Midvale East Stake Float Office on Polynesian Affairs Float Jordan High School Band Open 126A 126B 126C 127 128 129 Ernst Home & Nursery Float Tim Christofferson Frank Hales Susan McHenry Parade Committee THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The monumentdepicts 19 American infantrymen arrayed for combat. They represent the sweltering stand around Pusan, the amphibiouscounterattackat Inchon, the carnage at Heartbreak Ridge, Pork Chop Hill and Outposts Tom, Dick and Harry. But these men are bundled up in cold-weather gear, an icy wind to their backs. And when the Korean War Veterans Memorial is dedicated in Washington Thursday — belatedly, 42 years after the guns were silenced — many New Heart Device Has High Success Rate, Study Finds West ValleyCity Band Deputy Dan/Aretic Circle By Arthur H. Rotstein THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Weather Should Be Cooperative For Pioneer Day Parade,Festivities By Claire Fisher THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Theoutlook is good — sunny this morning with the temperatures hovering in the mid-70s during the Pioneer Day parade — for today's Days of '47 celebrations. The high temperature across Utah todaywill be cooler than the past couple of days, ranging in the low 90s with a possibility of late afternoon showers. Preparations for today's 9 a.m. parade werehectic Sunday. Trucks unloaded and positioned portable toilets in cheery colors of yellow, orange, kelly green and aqua A greenline was painted along the parade route, from the beginning point at South Temple, going down Main Street to 900 South and then east to Liberty Park. ‘The line — intended to keep paradegoers on the sidewalks during the procession — will wear off in two or three weeks, depending on rainfall amounts, KTVX (Channel4) started setting up at 9 a.m, Sundayforits live telecast of the 4 will remember a cruelly cold place where a savage battle was fought The Chosin Reservoir. Frozen Chosin. Where the Ist Marine Division fought for 14 days in minus-30 temperatures against 120,000 Chinese. The 16,000 Marines and 4,000 Army British Royal Marines and South Korean troops broke out of the deadly Chinese trap between Nov. 27 and Dec. 11 1950. They killed more than 40,000 Chinese while losing nearly 1,700 dead and 5,000 wounded Few battles have been waged under worse conditions. A one-lane dirt road parade — to be carried in seven states. The station will use eight hand-held and mounted camerasto follow the bands and floats. KSL (Channel5) also will broadcast the parade. Police bagged parking meters along the route and set up signs banning street parking. Police allowed campers out on the route sidewalk at 8 p.m, Sunday — later than usual to discourage gang problems that have occurred in past years, But somefolks set up chairs along the route before 6 p.m, Tonight will be eventful with a large fireworks show at Liberty Park starting at 0:45 Those fireworks will not be the only ones to light up the sky. Residents have their own plans, Firework standsall over the Salt Lake Valley reported large sales. The average buyer spent $30 to $50 for sparklers, spinners and other legal pyrotechnics. f TUCSON — Anartificial heart being tested by Arizona researchers works as well as other devices used to help patients survive while awaiting human-heart transplants, preliminary test results suggest. Twenty-six of the first 40 patients whose own diseased hearts were replaced with the CardioWestartificial heart went on to get humantransplants and weredischarged from hospitals, according to a new report That 65 percent success rate is based on a relatively small numberof patients But it is higher than the 55 percent success rate reported for other commonly used devices that assist the hearts of patients awaiting transplants, according to the study. The findings were reported by Jack G Copeland, a surgeonat the University of Arizona Medical Center who leads efforts to develop the device, and are to be published in the Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation “It’s a device oflast resort, and to have numbers like this early on is encourag- ing,” says Richard Smith, a biomedical engineer who heads the project at the medical center. The plastic, two-chambered pumpis driven by an air-powered consolethesize 4 TwoCases in Utah Two Utah patients currentlyare living with a CardioWest implant The most recent operation, per. formed Thursdayat LDS Hospital involves a 56-year-old St. George manwhosuffered massive cardiac arrest An Idaho man, Alvin Marsden, has been living with theair-driven pumpsince April 11 at LDS Hospi tal while waiting for a donor. throughicy mountains wasthe only link to seaports 78 miles away. Thebrittle cold froze blood from woundsbeforeit coagulated and turned guns, tanks, jeeps and foodinto blocks of ice. Stiffened corpses were stacked like firewood There were so many Chinese, we used their frozen bodies for barricades — like sandbags,” said WinScott, who was a Marine private and now heads The Chosin Fewveterans organization from Waynesville, N.C. @ See CHOSIN FEW, Page A-5 From Madison Ave. — Hey,It’s the Beatles! USA TODAY NEW YORK- Beatlemania strikes Madison Avenue, Advertisers eager to reach Beatles fans have signed on to sponsor ABC's six- hour, three-night November TV special on the Fab Four. Discover Card, Ford Motor, Pep- siCo, Pizza Hut and Eastman Kodak are among the companies buying ads to attract baby boomers, ponying up as much as $2.5 million each to reach fortysomething Beatles fans before Christmas. Hey, it’s the Beatles; it's a property we'd like to be associated with,” says William Hodges of Dis- cover Card Services of a washing machine. It is a slightly up dated version of the Symbion artificial heart that gained prominence a decade agobut was taken off the market on or ders of the U.S. Food and Drug Adminis: tration (FDA) The device replaces a patient's failing heart but is intended to keep a patient alive until a suitable organ can be found for transplant rather than as a permanent substitute. It differs from other heart-assist de vices in wider use becauseit completely replaces the heart after failure of theleft andright pumping chambers, or ventricles. @ See HEART DEVICE, Page A-4 INDEX AnnLanders Asimov Quiz Movies Obituaries Puzzles Rolly and Wells Sports. Star Gazer Television Time & Money Ulah News Lotions to Ed, WEATHER: Mostly sunny holiday skies Highs mostly in 90s. Details; E-1 ) §- |