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Show MORNING BRIEFING A2 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE HEADLINERS Russia: Who will succeed Yeltsin not cut and dried PED Tennessee: FedEx vows service to continue despite labor dispute MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1995 admis‘An advertisement that used Princess Diana’s sales stirred proS sion of adultery to promote condom The Norway. in debate furious and Britain tests from British newspaper ad showed this photograph of the ad for the princess on one page. Onthe opposite page, outside RSU condoms read: “It’s hard to see on the partwhether someone has had casual sex with casual Atlantic Ocean Pacific Ocean £0 EZ 0 can never be It happensin the best of families. One ners. Dagbtoo careful.” The ad, published by the Oslo tabloid n tele. ladat on Friday, appeared the day after Norwegia interview in vision aired a British Broadcasting Corp. l to which the princess admitted to having been unfaithfu her husband, Prince Charles. Pacifie Ocean Israel: Jews protest tampering with ancient remains ee Washington: Balkan treaty final, US. tells unhappy Serbs Atlantic Ocean Nicaragua: Cerro Negro volcano creating spectacle Oo “Peanuts” cartoonist Charles M. Schulz says he is “ashamed”of the artwork in “A Charlie Brown Christmas” and can’t believe the TV special has beena hit for Indian Ocean 30 years. ‘The continued success of the special has sur2 prised me as much as anyone,” Schulz said in the Dec. Belgium: Europeans regenerating |” obscurenative languages issue of 7V Guide. “A lot of the drawingsareterrible which [animation director] Bill Melendez and | arestill ashamedof,” he said. Schulz, 73, speculated that the popularity of the score, by Vince Guaraldi, has helped. TODAY'S BRIEFING EDITORS:Peggy Boss Barney THE AMERICAS ASIA/OCEANIA UTAH/REGION That's Final: The Dayton treaty on Bosnia is final, senior Americanofficials said Sundayin rejecting demands from Bosnian Serbs that provisions relating to the future of Sarajevo be changed. ‘‘We are not going to renegotiate this agreement,” Defense Secretary William Perrysaid. Details: A-1 Ancient Remains: ThousandsofultraOrthodox Jews prayed in the streets Sunday to protest an archaeological dig at a cave believed to contain the remains of ancient Jewish warriors Details: A-6 Abortion or infanticide? Today, the Senate will get back from its Judiciary Committee, which is headed by Utah's Orrin Hatch, a recommendation to ban a late-term abortion procedure that many say crossesthe line between abortion and infanticide. Details: A-1 The GoodLife: Mortgage rates near 5 percent. A standard ofliving that's on the rise again because wagesarefinally growing at a decent pace. A trade surplus. Experts say that’s whatlife could be like if the federal governmentbalancesits budget over the next seven years, Details: A-1 Recall Vote: Doris Allen, the former Republican speaker of the California Assembly, assailed the manhood of party regulars and madea deal with the enemy. Now shecould lose her job as voters decide Tuesday whetherto recall her. Details: A-6 Hot Time: For a week now,a dazzling eruption of Nicaragua's youngest volcano has drawncuriosity-seekers. They gather by the hundreds and voleanologists say the Cerro Negro eruption poses little threat, unlike a previous outburst. Details: A-6 Story Doesn't Hold Up:Injuries on the body of a modeldo not appearto be the result of an auto accident, refuting a photographer'’s claim that he accidentally struck her with his truck, an autopsy report said Sunday. Details: A-7 FedEx Service: Federal Express Corp. said Sundayit will give its pilots a raise But the union in the labor dispute called the move nothing more than “smoke and mirrors.” Details: A-7 Salinas Speaks: Former Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari broke six monthsof silence Sunday to say that his elder brother “will have to explain clearly the amount and origin” of tens of millions of dollars in Swiss bank accounts that prosecutors in Mexico and Switzerland have linked te him. Denying any knowledgeof the vast sumsthat authorities say Raul Salinas de Gortari amassed during the years he served as an appointed official before and during his brother's six-year administration, the former president said he was ‘‘amazed"’ by the allegations made last week. ReferendumsFail: Ecuadoreans voted down 11 government-proposed referendumissues Sunday, exit polls showed. Opponents called the vote a statement of no confidence in the conservative rule of President Sixto Duran-Ballen. Relief Effort Up in Smoke: fire in one of the main food warehouses in the the Somali capital destroyed 2,000 tons of food aid worth $1 million, a private contractor for the United Nations said Sunday. Mostof the food was from the U.N. Morocchino, an Italian who was acting as Don’t Bother Us With Facts: Daniel Buck and Anne Meadowsargue that documents unearthed from an Argentine police file after a decadelong search deal a blow to fanciful tales of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid surviving a 1908 transport and storage agent. Officials said Bolivian shootout. But legends te the con- World Food Program, said Giancarlo it was probably caused by faulty wiring. trary persist in lieu of proof positive. Details: A-1 Fatal Stadium Collapse:At least eight New Navajo Taxes? The Navajo Nation is considering imposing new taxes as a wayto offset losses from proposed federal budget cuts, Details: A-9 people werekilled and 70 injured in New Delhi, India, on Sunday when part of a stadium crowded with 40,000 spectators collapsed, news reports said. A wall in the Vidharbha Stadium in the centralcity of Nagpurgave way when people rushed in after play resumedafter lunchin a cricket match, United Newsof India said. Bad Shortcut: A man whotried to circumventa one-mile trail at Grand Canyon National Park by swimmingin the Colorado River was swept away and remained missinga daylater. Details: A-9 UROPE/AFRICA Reclaiming Roots: Almost 50 million speakersof lesser-used languages within the European Union are regenerating their native tongues. Details: A-1 Pigeonholing People: For the first time in 18 years, the federal government is taking another lookat race and is considering adding a multiracial box on the next U.S. Census. Details: B-1 You Never Know: Those worriedly scanningthe Kremlin for clues to whowill succeed ailing President Boris Yeltsin might conclude that Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdinis destined to rule Russia next. But looks can be deceiving in Russia, where much of the power play takes place behind closed doors. Details: A-6 Accident or Murder? David and Pamela Mead had just filled their homemade pond with water and fish when Pamela mysteriously drowned in it on Aug. 15, 1994. Police initially ruled the death an accidental drowning. But two monthslater, state medical examiners ruled the death a homicide and police suspicion zeroed in on David, who stands to collect $500,000 in insurance benefits and to inherit Pamela's business. Details: B-1 Swiss Oust Ex-Nazi: A former Nazi who has published magazines and books denying the Holocaust ever happened has been orderedto leave Switzerland, newspapers reported Sunday. Citing the federal prosecutor's office, the newspapers said Thies Christophersen was thought to havearrived in Switzerland last summer and wanted to settle there. Christophersen, 77, was a German SSofficer and a guard at the Auschwitz concentration campin Poland DAYBREAK letters ready,” she said in the Dec. 2 issue of TV Guide. Oo Director Steve Oedekerk knows what he wants from the people who see his comedies."‘As long as people are laughingso hard thattheir tonguesare shooting out of their noses and they arerolling on the floor with their Jujyfruits, I’m completely content,” said Oedekerk, a veteran stand-up comedian who made his directorial debut with “Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls.” Oedekerk got his break when thefilm’s original director, Tom DeCerchio, left shortly after filming began. Star Jim Carrey has said he and DeCerchio “didn't see eye to eye.” Although Oedekerk almost turned the job down becausehis wife, Tonie, was pregnant, she eventually joined him ontheset and gave birth to a daughter, Zoe, in Charleston, S.C. DEATHS John Craven, an actor who appearedin thefirst live TV series, “The Egg andI,” died at home Friday; he was 79. Richard G. Shoup,a formerMissoula, Mont., mayor and former congressman, died Saturday; he was 71. Nikolai Drozdetsky, an Olympic hockey champion, died in Russia on Saturday from complications of diabetes; he was 38. BIRTHDAYS Today’s: Broadway producer David Merrick is 83, Children’s entertainer “Buffalo Bob” Smith is 78. Singer Eddie Rabbitt is 54. Caroline Kennedy Schlossbergis 38. Actress Robin Givensis 31. TODAYIN HISTORY 1901 — The Army WarCollege wasestablished in Washington D.C. 1942 — During World WarII, the French navy at Toulonscuttledits ships and submarinesto prevent them from falling into the handsof the Nazis. 1953 — Playwright Eugene O'Neill died in Bostonat age 65. 1973 — The U.S. Senate voted 92-3 to confirm Gerald R. Ford as vice president, succeeding Spiro T. Agnew, whohad resigned. 1983 — 183 people werekilled when a Colombian Avianca Airlines Boeing 747 crashed near Madrid's Barajas airport. Use Less, Spend Less: Tips can help people avoid generating enoughtrash to bury the planetas well as helping to avoid a Christmascredit-card hangover. Time, Money & Computers: B-1 SPORTS Bowled Over: The BYU Cougars,eliminated from Holiday Bow! consideration Saturday, were passed overfor a Liberty Bowl berth on Sunday. Barring unforseen developments today with Independence Bowl, BYU will sit out the bow! season for the first time since 1977. Also, the Copper Bowl choseAir Forceinstead of the Utes. Details: C-1 “You add that to Linus’ recitation from Saint Luke and all thelittle things, and you had a show that worked.” If : he could give his charactersholidaygifts, Schulz said he on would repaint Lucy’s shabby psychiatric booth; give Linus “some books hockey own his Snoopy give and blanket" his of cangetrid he so self-help team. Charlie Brown would get a new right fielder because “the one he has nowis driving him crazy.” Qo VanessaWilliams, no stranger to racial and sexual controversy, is undaunted by herrole in the TV remake of “Bye Bye Birdie” as half of an interracial couple. The singerandactresssaid she took the part becauseit deals realistically with the family problemscreated by the couple’s racial differences. Williams was crownedthefirst black Miss America in September 1983 but renounced # hertitle nine months later after Penthouse magazine printed nudepictures of her. She stars in the musical with Jason Alexander, who plays Georgeon “Seinfeld.” “Whenit comes to Jason and mekissing at the end, well, for the people whohate interracial couples, get those OPINION | Stay on Main Track: The Salt Lake City Council shouldstick with its original alignment for light rail downtown — along Main Street — and dumptheproposal for a loop system. Editorial: A-10 OMS WrePMeron Post WerTeRs eeuP NON SEQUITUR TRE PREJECTION Whe ANERY PROFITABLE CHRISTINNS GERSON UNTIL TRE HERO! WRY RcaurTTED WY PRODUCT LINE... EAAceaurrone Kor. con WILEY TheSalt Lake Tribune USPS 478-360) 187. 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