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Show NEWS IN BRI 2 WEDNESDAY 623 Daily Utah Chronicle Korean hostage beheaded S. Wednesday 8961 Iraqi Militants follow through on threat One of the masked men read a statement addressed to the Korean people: "This is what your hands have committed. Your army has not come here for the sake of Iraqis, but for cursed BACHDAI), Iraq Islamic militants Tuesday a South Korean who pleaded in a videotape that "I don't want to die" after his government refused to pull its troops from Iraq. He was the third foreign hostage decapitated in the Middle Kast in little over a month. Hours later, the United States launched an airstnke in fallujah on what the U.S. military said was a safehouse used by followers of the terrorist: Abu Musab country's al Zarqawi, a Jordanian whose Monotheism and Jihad movement was believed behind the beheading of the hostage, Kim Sun-i- l. lallujah residents said the strike hit a parking lot. Three people were killed and nine wounded, said I)r. Loai Ali Zeidan at Fallujah Hospital. It was the second attack against the terror network in three days, the U.S. military said. lsewhere, two American soldiers were killed Tuesday and another was wounded in an attack on a convoy near Balad, 50 miles north of Baghdad. The Arabic language satellite television channel broadcast a videotape of a terrified Kim kneeling, blindfolded and wearing an orange jumpsuit similar to those issued to prisoners at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Kim's shoulders were heaving, his mouth open and moving as if he were gulping air and sobbing. Five hooded and armed men stood behind him, one with a big knife slipped in his belt. heart-wrenchin- g most-wante- America." The video as broadcast did not show Kim said the tape conbeing executed. tained pictures of Kim, 33, being slaughtered but the channel decided not to air it because it could be "highly distressing to our audience." After news of Kim's death broke, South Korean television showed Kim's distraught family weeping and rocking back and forth with grief at their home in the southeastern port city of Busan. The South Korean Foreign Ministry confirmed Kim's death but did not say he was beheaded. However, Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt, coalition deputy operations chief, said the body of an Asian male was found west of Baghdad on Tuesday evening. "It appears that the body had been thrown from a vehicle," Kimmitt said in a statement "The man had been beheaded, and the head was recovered with the body." American troops found Kim's body between Baghdad and Fallujah about 5:20 p.m. Iraq time. South Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman said. The body was identified by Shin Bong-ki- l a photograph sent by to the South Korean embassy. Kim, who spoke Arabic, worked for Gana General Trading Co., a South Korean company supplying the U.S. military in Iraq. He was believed kidnapped several weeks ago. d 1 Huntsman Jr. to face-of- f against Matheson Jr. SALT LAKE CITY-J- on Huntsman Jr. defeated Nolan Karras Tuesday in the Republican race for governor, forcing an election that will pit the wealthy industrialist against Scott Matheson Jr., dean of the University of Utah law school and the son of Utah's last Democratic governor. The Associated Press declared Huntsman the winner after he pushed to an early but insurmountable statistical lead in the voting. With nearly a third of precincts reporting, Huntsman who had shown an overwhelming lead in preelection polls had collected more than 65 percent of the vote. Huntsman had long been the strong favorite over Karras, a former Utah House Speaker and Board of Regents chairman. Other Republicans in the primary are 2nd Congressional District challengers John Swallow and Tim Bridgewa-tcr- , who ran against each other two years ago. Once again, the inwinner will face two-tercumbent Jim Matheson, Scott Matheson's brother. In 2002, Matheson over prevailed Swallow by just 1,641 votes for a district that was redrawn to favor the GOP in Republican- m heavy Utah . 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The UMFA curator of African, Oceanic and New World Art, Berna-dett- e Brown, will explore the prints of Inuit artist Jessie Oonark and the culture that inspired the creation at 1 p.m. in the UMFA Dumke Auditoruim. 9364 T-stor- ms Thursday Partly cloudy 9262 Friday 9161 Thursday 24 Partly cloudy The Marriott Library Book Arts Lecture Series presents, "Paper and Print: A Forcaster: Erik Crosman Sunrise Sunset 4:57am 9:C3pm Brief Histroy of Chinese Bookmaking" by Nancy Norton Tomasko at 7 p.m. in the library. Information by the University of Utah American Meteorology Society www.met.utah.educampusforecast Saturday 26 Series The Fine Arts Film House approves billions for Iraq, Afghanistan The presents, "Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner" (2001) 172 min. This latter months of this year will prove at least $50 billion too low. "No doubt, after the election the public will be told what the facts are on the installment plan" about Iraq spending, said Rep. David Obey, Obey voted for the bill In the Senate, a proposal was rejected that would have taken money from Bush's proposed missile defense budget for use on such tasks as securing "loose nukes" bomb material around the world that could fall into the hands of terroristsand policing America's ports and borders. Peyote in land 57 Quattro maker 58 Temple figure 47 Ready to fire 49 Metrohner company 59 Hatchling's home 50 Hitchers' hopes 61 Cow or sow I SALT LAKE Utah Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that Indian members of the Native American Church can use peyote in religious ceremonies. In a unanimous decision, the court found in favor of James and Linda Mooney and their church, the Oklevueha Earthwalks Native American Church. The Mooneys had been charged in October 2000 with drug distribution for providing peyote to members and visitors of their church. Officers confiscated about 12,000 peyote buttons from the complex that serves as home to the church. The couple were charged with more than 10 felony counts of operating a controlled substance criminal enterprise and one six-ac- re Formal charges have not been filed against the three and their names and ages will not be released until then. also said officials did not plan to immediately release other details of the investigation or arrests. ELF, the environmental group, took responsibility for a $1.5 million lumberyard fire June 14 in nearby West Jordan, tt and said at the time that Utah Copper was one of four targets for future action. "Our have investigators ruled out ELF," Ziolkowski said. That determination was made after the group's letters d were not found at the arson site. Attempts by The Associated Press to reach a representative of the environmental group were not successful Tuesday. Also, a message left by the AP with the FBI was not immediately returned. found two Investigators points of origin in the northeast and southwest sections of the school building after the g fire in Magna, about 15 miles west of Salt Lake first-degr- second-degre- page 9 for the answers. film g tells the story of Atanarjuat who falls in love with a woman already promised to a clan leader's son. He must fight for her, and in turn risks attack. Escaping the attack, he embarks on a harrowing adventure of survival in the brutal wilderness and returns stronger and wiser to reclaim his life and stop the curse that divides his people. This film is rated R. Shown in conjunction with the "Power of Thought" exhibition. Wednesday 30 Join the new Copy Center in USB 135 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. for the grand opening celebration. There will be a giveaway. Biochemistry & Human Genetics Seminar: The Hsp70 DnaK Chaperone Machinery and Intracellular Protein Folding by Costa Georgop-oulo- s, University of Geneva, Switzerland in the Eccles Institute of Human Genetics Auditorium at 4 p.m. JULY Tuesday 6 Thursday 15 College of Social Work's -- 20th Summer Institute the Human Services. in Thursday 8 The Science Movie Night Series presents, "The Valley of Gwangi" (1969) at 6:30 p.m. in the Eccles Institute of Human Genetics Auditorium. All events must be located on campus. Ken-neco- The Daily Utah Chronicle Editor in Chief Editor Editor Editor Editor Opinion Editor Sports Editor Asst. Sports Editor Copy Editor Managing News Asst. News Asst. News spray-painte- Proofreader Photo Editor Asst. Photo Editor Art Director Online Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager Accountant Advertising Newt City. Turn to award-winnin- count of rack- e eteering. They were never tried, and Tuesday's ruling stems from a defense pretrial motion to dismiss the case. early-mornin- 56 Vientiane's Late-nig- funnyman Wednesday 23 The Fine Arts Lecture Wednesday Iso. afternoon WASHINGTON Note: Arrange the four circled letters in the grid to get a word that defines the four unclued ACROSS 9163 Partly cloudy Moon Phase Friday 25 School on Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependencies. church OK, says arrested for Utah High Court morning blaze CITY The Poll results published Monday in the Deseret Morning News of a survey by Dan Jones & Associates showed Huntsman leading Karras 57 percentage points to 18 points statistically unchanged from a similar survey a month ago. Karras, who refused to respond the AP's declaration, has long acknowledged the uphill battle against Huntsman's name recognition. Huntsman is the oldest child of entrepreneur Jon Huntsman, who amassed a fortune of more than $2 billion with a conglomerate of chemical companies that gained fame in the 1970s for inventing the clamshell container for the McDonald's Crossword Wednesday 23 ! -- Three people imc0 Eljc Jscta Jlork L Tuesday The newspaper's poll also and showed Bridgewater Swallow were in a statistical tie just before the election, with nearly a third of voters still undecided and 15 percent either favoring someone else or not planning to vote at all. State elections director Amy Naccarato had predicted an 18 to 20 percent voter turnout for the primary. Immigration reform groups have campaigned against Cannon, distributing a transcript from a Spanish-languag- e radio program in which they alleged Cannon and an aide encouraged illegal immigrants to vote and donate to Cannon's campaign, a claim Cannon spokesman has called "ridiculous." SALT LAKE CITY Three Nevertheless, the U.S. Jus- people were arrested on sustice Department on Friday it picion of setting a fire Tueswould send attorneys to moni- day that gutted an abandoned school building, owned by a tor the primary . Incumbent Republican U.S. mine that has been targeted by Sen. Bob Bennett did not face a radical environmental group a primary opponent, and is which already has set fire to a favored to win a third term in Utah lumberyard. the fall. However, officials said there Voters who are unaffiliated was no indication that the may cast Republican ballots Earth Liberation Movement if they sign allegiance to the was involved in the fire at the GOP at the polls. Registered former Webster Elementary members of other parties are School in Magna. banned from voting in the parInstead, two adults and one tisan races. juvenile were in custody hours after the blaze destroyed the No. 0512 abandoned school, said Salt Lake County Fire Capt Jay Matt Throckmorton in a race the U.S. Justice Department will monitor due to allegations of possible voter fraud. Cannon was leading with 62 percent of the vote with more than 20 percent of precincts reporting. ; Partly cloudy House approved a $417 billion defense spending bill Tuesday that includes an initial $25 billion for U.S. operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, plus billions for major weapons systems. The 403-1- 7 vote underscored an election-yea- r bipartisan consensus behind military spending that wars in Iraq and have accentuAfghanistan ated. If anything, Democrats think President Bush has requested too little for operations in the two countries in the year starting Oct 1 and predict the $25 billion he requested for the "Big Mac" hamburger. porting. In the 3rd Congressional District, Republican incumbent Chris Cannon took a CAMPUS EVENTS FIVE DAY FORECAST Damage to the building, which gutted the block-lonthree-stor- y white brick building, was estimated at $100,000. "It's probably more sentimental value than anything else," Ziolkowski said. Fax The Sprmt; )ly air swely t Mmunslcei! 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