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In the evening, he asked for six pepperoni pizzas and two A nine-hou- standoff. r heard gunshots from inside the building at State Dyersburg Community College around n p.m. KDT. 'Ine gunman, Harold Police Iran-Cont- Kilpat rick Jr., had left a note saying he "wanted to kill some people and die tfday." Dyersburg Police Chief SLC bans sex-orient- day after the owner of the Dead Goat Saloon disclosed he was dumping his plans for a burlesque performance in favor of making it a strip club, the city imposed a moratorium on sexually oriented businesses in the core of EbcjN'cnHlork Eimcs vrovsworu s-- seres poc-a.-t 6 :::-15 S J"1 16 is- -, 43 treo- tj.i--.- 18 A:,:, Ch -- e - 20 Se' ce 21 Ha'veSTe' - Actress Gardner 53 Oenta' v- a O'j' 5 27 G'a 1'. 23 i .n a-- e ei 'U'jhs " is' ,- ' 60 Ca 61 Cvooj'.-J'OjnO T: s 24 mre M-Si DOWN -e ;a"e F 2 i n IhX 47 FJast es m taen tor a i l l l l l 52 Windmill blade i" if , Leg part 58 God, in Ita'y (iW) 0Vf AlOMQ 10:30am-6;00pm- y Saturday 10:30aro-4:00p- 601-973-93- CsH Tt 'W, (r W r. w;tm Mf.M t v. t. I'M , Editor in Chief News Editor Asst News Editor In Depth Editor Opinion Editor SportsManaging Editor Asst Sports Editor Senior Copy Editor Copy Editor Photo Editor Asst. 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Well-Bein- The Tanner Lecture on Human Values Panel presents, "Activist Art and Social Change" with Sebastiao Salgado, Ken Light and Fred Ritchin at 3 p.m. In the Utah Museum of Fine Arts. Road Creek Ranch, was illegally stocking fish ponds with trout from its hatchery. TUH NAME BRAND CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE PRICES ) and Theories of g by Valerie Tiberius of the University of Minnesota at 3:30 p.m. in Philosophical September 22 In the early 1990s, the found the investigators Leavitt family's fish farm. wtfTT OH WW CHTH, rm TftjM mACKS amd oo to the dchmli f t OOOR OM fOU tTT X Going?': of Overall Judgments Dumke Auditorium. disease. bs found on page 9. cmomi Monday-Frida- I It "How's lead the Environmental Protection Agency. Environmental groups are seeking to derail Leavitt's nomination by bringing up his links to a purge of state regulators who had cracked down on the fish farm. "If you look at Leavitt's record, you see that time and time again Governor Leavitt has worked to weaken environmental regulatory agencies by demoting and terminating regulators and watering down regulations," said Zach Frankel executive director of the Utah Rivers CounciL A spokesman for Leavitt said he could not comment on the issues until after confirmation. A Senate confirmation hearing, postponed Thursday due to an impending hurricane, is scheduled Answers to today's puzzle can bread 56 "Move it! 57 Lifeboat item First Quality Designer Clothing Right Out Of Our Warehouse! . " I 2003-200- They include investigators and biologists whose work had resulted in the Leavitt family being cited for operating a fish farm without a proper license and potentially spreading a deadly fish U. l n trip rv f r 4 The Philosophy Enrichment Colloquium presents, reorganization of the state I I -- Yvonne Chalkley, assisdean for student affairs at the University of Iowa College of Dentistry, will give a presentation to all interested predental students from i to 2 p.m. in ASB Room 304. The fish farm allegations have come around again as opponents use the episode to question Leavitt's fitness to , mmm 19 tant tail-chasi- - "j' .S : nests Anofner name for ' ... September cles. p A Mike Leavitt was stalked by a fish. "Whirley," a woman in a trout costume, heckled the governor, deriding his ties to the Leavitt family fish farm agency in charge of wildlife oversight Dozens of officials were fired, demoted or left. .p-j- ' 49 Equine anHes 51 nardare 31 ) apparent (to) will be served. that some people claimed had helped spread whirling disease. That disease warps trouts' spines, causing them cirto swim in .. - it Throughout his run for reelection in 2000, Utah Gov. ot 46 Becomes 53 Player s trophy s J - f van-- 54 it -- The Utec Speaker Series presents Sen. Jake Gam, former Salt Lake City and retired mayor brigadier general, who will "A New present, Perspective" 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Gould Auditorium, Marriott Library. Validated parking and a light buffet for SepL 23. Shortly after Leavitt took office, there was a major . -' Frontier person 29 E g name in 30 cr"0'ejTi Senis 0" "" 127. 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The suit alleges that the department has mismanaged Indian money for more than taerii 4 Alan Molier 5c Drew MOON PHASE TTT7TTTTTTTTTF roie 33 Forecaster No. 0807 32 "Casablanca" Save 7 50 Zer cpr s aid 6 Hardly sophist- r tnck-tave- aiti-es- s os-s'-' 22 5 49 Assumed part 0' a .Ven q va's 'or veh.- Pa'e Sapper of the talk, "Roots in Recent Jurisprudence Shii Thought" by Roy Parviz Mottahedeh, Harvard history professor SUNNY ignored. This year, Gambrell contacted Alan Balaran, an investigator appointed by a federal judge presiding in a class-actio- n lawsuit against process. 4 Wryds after "On, con-i-e on" 44 TV 03 toon dog 45 "Vr.am'" : 17 Zv-- 3 43 Guaranteed . criminal and kidcase. 7549 MONDAY Department Edited by Will Shortz 33 Atta- - dog Gwoer S remark to a bjrgiar? ACROSS rJ an said. along with Council Chairman Carlton Christensen proposed the moratorium, said it was not designed to affect the Dead Goat. Mayor Rocky Anderson said the moratorium would apply to the Dead Goat, but City Attorney Ed Rutan said that wasn't clear. He said it depends on how far along the Dead Goat is in the city's licensing downtown. The City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved the moratorium, which prohibits such businesses as adult bookstores, video stores and motion picture theaters and seminude dancing bars from opening in the area from South Temple to 000 South 1 Laden, Williamson Kilpatrick faced charges of assault napping in another The Middle East Center Discussion Group presents MOSTLY SUNNY court investigator that the department was failing in its duty to protect the Navajo Indians from being cheated by oil and gas companies. Kevin GambrelL who had been head of the Farmington, N.M., Indian Minerals Office since 1996, said he protested for six years that Navajo landowners were not receiving fair compensation for the use of their land, but he was da 6943 SUNDAY a miles 75 Campus" at 10:45 a.m. in OSH 255. PARTLY CLOUDY fired an employee who told and 200 East to 200 West, "I'm deeply concerned," said Councilman Eric Jergensen. "I don't approve of this kind of business." Councilman Dave Buhler, who CITY-O- ne LAKE SALT about The Hinckley Institute of Politics presents. The Politics of Religion on 6752 SATURDAY 18 September MOSTLY SUNNY ra WASHINGTON Interior businesses ed 37 TO45 FRIDAY Interior fires critic northeast of Memphis. In the suicide note, left at his sister's house, he also said he didn't like Americans and had spoken with leader Osama bin which police delivered. The gunman claimed to be a member of and Williamson said that although authorities had no reason to believe the claim, the FBI had been called in. CAMPUS EVENTS MOSTLY SUNNY would oversee the Terrorism Information Awareness program after it is removed from DARPA. Lawmakers said prohibitions on using the program domestically would continue. In another difference between the Senate and House bills, negotiators agreed to the Senate plan to buy five Virginia-clas- s attack submarines over five years. The Navy had requested seven. The House had opposed a multiyear purchase because of concerns about the costs and delivery timetables. of the terrorist organization. Authorities said Kilpatriclc, of Memphis, was staying with his sister in of soft drinks, six-pac- M-63- T grams. It was not clear which agency Justice Department officials in Washington also said they had no evidence that the gunman was a member Dyersburg, THURSDAY because of plans for a future markets that would have let investors bet on Mideast political developments, including assassinations and terrorist attacks. DARPA quickly abandoned the futures market after it was widely criticized by lawmakers. The criticism also led to the resignation of John Poindexter, the former figure who oversaw the pro- Hostage taker kills himself gunman took at least a dozen people hostage in a classroom college afternoon Wednesday before killing himself, police said. Two hostages were wounded daring the 918 Five day forecast of the surveillance program and restriction preventing the surveillance program from being used domestically against U.S. citizens. Stevens said the negotiators agreed to continue the program but will remove it from the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. The agency, known as tary pay raise of 4.1 percent, funds 22 12 stealth fighters and provides about i) billion in missile defense r r grirr.s. v THL DARPA. has come under fire because a ro make up the difference later. bill includes an average mili p-- H 1 ,hDaiIy Utah Chronicle - The bill must r.o be approved by both the House and Senate before going to Bush for his signature. Both bodies could consider the bills as soon as next week, said the chairmen of the two appropriations commitand tees. Sen. Ted Stevens, Bill Thomas, Rep. The separate versions of the spending bill approved in July were similar. One of the few areas of difference involved the Terrorism Information Awareness program, which sought to develop computer software to scan commercial and personal databases in hopes of identifying terrorist plots. Senators, citing privacy concerns, voted to bar funding for the program. 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