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Show Pa?e - THE HERALD. Provo. I'tah. 1 Aurt SUNDAY. im 12 Brother Ron Hers Press Interview LAFFERTY: (ContLnfd From Page 1) Wright Lafferty. 24, and her daughter. Erica Lane Lafferty. Nevada Gov. Richard Bryan signed extradition papers on re- quest from Utah Gov. Scott Slatheson, but the Laffertys filed a writ of habeas corpus, a legal tactic which asks the prosecution to prove the Laffertys are indeed the Laffertys sought in the case. The prosecution is expected to answer the writ Friday and the Laffertys could be transported to Utah. Ron Lafferty told Barber he had met a woman in Reno when there on a previous visit the FBI notes the Laffertys were in Reno in May and early June). Because the Laffertys enjoyed Reno, and because Ron met a woman he was fond" of, the murder suspects returned to the city, Lafferty said. They were in Circus Circus the day FBI agents arrested them because Ron was hoping to meet " the woman said Lafferty She Latter-da- y says he traveled "When cated. I IB 1 I SHOWERS children worked there, He didn't contact her. however, because he learned she had ' another male companion " Ron also spoke of ' recruiting converts'' in Big Water, a polyga-mis- t colony on southern Utah s border, a location the FBI visited a week later. Lafferty denied belonging to a cult. "I am part of no group. I didn't want to belong to any group or be tagged as a member of any group." Following his excommunication from The Church of Jesus Christ of Weather Map Saints, Lafferty was excommunivisited a number of I groups, but I do not belong to any group," he told Gardner. Ron admitted he believed in plural marriage, but denied he practiced it. "The way things are going out in that world right now. if I had my choice. I d gather all the and wives I could and create an environment where they could be loved and taught truth and get them out of this bull that's going on out there." he told AP Much of his interview was ' a mi-Figures indicate Reagan said in his weekly radio address that the Equal Access Act "will allow student religious groups to begin enjoying a right they've long been denied the freedom to meet in public high schools during hours" for religious purposes. non-scho- Opponents of the measure led by the American Jewish Congress and the American Jewish vow a court fight. Committee And an American Civil Liberties spokesman predicted "another strayed from the teachings of Joseph Smith. Lafferty said his problem with the church began when brother Dan ran for Utah County Sheriff, the Gardner interview indicated, and Dan was excommunicated It was just a ploy by the sheriff's department. ..to destroy his Dan's reputation because he was a threat to them." Ron said. "He was then called in by the church, who runs government and runs that state, and he was excommunicated from the c lurch.' LAKE CITY (LTD -The mammoth water works of the $1.5 billion Central Utah Project could be altered by what fishermen regard as a "trash fish" but a fish rare enough to be considered for federal protection as an endangered species. Overseers on the Central Utah Water Conservancy District board say the project will change the flows of the Spanish Fork and Provo rivers, which both feed into the June sucker's only habitat, Utah Lake. Because altered flows could speed the demise of the fish, the federal government may force a change in plans for the giant system of reservoirs and aqueducts being constructed to convey water from eastern Utah to the state's interior. Reed Harris, chief of biological studies for the Bureau of Reclamation's Upper Colorado Region, said CUP officials might be forced to abandon plans for a dike across Provo Bay, a major spawning ground for the fish. The June sucker, which grows to an average length of 20 inches, has been found in lessening numbers in recent years. With the rate of decline, biologists say the fish could be extinct within sev- - Central L Yesterday City V ..r hi TK BRASILIA. Brazil (UPI -Congressman Paulo Salim Maluf was elected Saturday the I to run in elections for Brazil's first civilian president in 20 years. The multimillionaire congressman was assured of the nomination when he received an absolute majority of the votes cast at the party convention. 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Readings ar for the period ending at 6 p.m. P0RX STEAK Press International Four day-car- employees e charged with sexually abusing children apparently traded the youngsters among themselves, a source said Saturday as the city's sex abuse scandal widening Central Utah: Variable cloudiness Sunday with scattered afternoon and nighttime thundershowers. vers possible. Locally heavy Highs in the lo BEEF LIVER MILD CHEESE LOCKER BEEF Utah: Variable cloudiness Sunday with scattered thundershowers, locally heavy showers possible. Highs range from 87 to 101. US0A CHOICE, 250-27- lb. ova., 5 tender, lb. SNACK BAR Refreshing Motional Summary By I'nited Press International Hish winds and hot 'Aeather Saturday hdinpered firelighters battling fires on 130.-otacres in Idaho and Oregon and heavy rain continued to threaten New Mexico towns with Hash flooding Thunderstorms and heavy rain drenched the Kast toast and South A tornado touched down in a Biloxi. Miss , subdivision No injuries were reported. Lightning sparked fires that burned more than 90.000 acres in southern Idaho and 49.000 acres in south-centrOregon. Hain continued lo fall over southeast New Mexico, and a flash flood watch was posted lor that part of the state as well as for west Texas New Mexico Gov Toney Anaya declared a state of emergency Saturday in Lincoln County. Authorities rushed 10.000 sandbags to the area around Ruidoso. N.M., where Presents: 1 THE INDEPENDENT LIVING welfare de the has been the heart of a growing sex scandal at city daycare centers. Four of its 21 employees are under arrest and at FLOATS 49 - 69 Deluxe several bridges were washed out and one collapsed, police said. A cold front churned up thunderstorms across the East Coast and the South. Four inches of rain fell in Washington. DC. Saturday while 2 inches doused Lynchburg. Va Thunderstorms dumped nearly 2 inches of ram at Wilmington. N.C., in 1 'a hours Flash flood watches were in effect over northern and western Virginia and most of Maryland. Highways to the west of Richmond, Va., were submerged by flood waters. In Los Angeles, organizers of the Olympics finale enjoyed a forecast of sunshine, blue skies and little smog. Temperatures in the 90s spread over Georgia and Florida. A high of 97 degrees at Daytona Beach, Kla. , broke the previous record high of 96 set in 1955. HAM & CHEESE center employee, center workers already under arrest in another four day-car- e 34 m WHIP DREAM Dessert topping . . . . 0 aji I Bright Eyes, can BARBECUE SAUCE Keini, Lama, Nacono, Justin, Don Post, Acme, Tenas, Wrangler, Sonto Rosa, Georgia Hermon. 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The Bronx district attorney's office Saturday sought another day-car- e of 149 Delicious, lb Central Utah Rehabilitation And Health Center istration, 30 55 Baby, tender, lb. Delta the Golden State Freeway near Lake Castaic about 60 miles north of Los Angeles, rammed the rear of a utility trailer being pulled by a pickup truck, California Highway Patrol Officer Richard Perez said. least 1" Delicious, lb PAPER TOWELS Daycare Scandal Heightens city's partment center NEW YORK (UPI) 10 Farmer Style, lb. . . Cartoonist Dies In Accident LAKE CASTAIC, Calif. (UPI) Syndicated cartoonist Virgil Partch, 67, best known for his "Big George" comic strip, was killed with his wife in an auto accident Friday. Helen Partch, driving north on 3M SPARE RIBS Regional Forecasts By United 00 $! 00 11 I ml I Pink 3 2 .17 Water Year 1 SI Cello, pkg 86-- 4 20 6 00 05 2 31 ebrturv Mann 84 39 2 H2 5isr ONIONS 30 Julv VljiUt September Brazil's Congress Elects Paulo Maluf reported in critical condition at the Valley View Medical Center, Cedar City. The Ences were in an intersection when struck by a car driven by Harold J. Bartold, 24, Las Vegas, Nev. No charges had been filed. l.j.nf pril The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has proposed placing the fish on the federal government's endangered species list. Officials also recommend protecting sections of the Provo and Spanish Fork rivers as critical habitat for the fish. NA NA POTATOES White, new HI Lo m Mpine hdirhfld 25(tB. I yesterday. Tempi Prerip M.iv .1 iino Democratic-Socia- l CEDAR CITY, Utah (UPI) -Rumell Ence, 82, of Cedar City, accidied in an dent at about 9:19 p.m. Friday, said Steve Warby, Cedar City policeman. His wife, Grace Ence, 75, was tah Summary I'rmu decade of litigation " The equal access proposal was attached to a bill providing almost $1 billion in federal money to train science and math teacha bill the administration ers had expressed some reservations about. In signing the measure, Reagan went along with the education spending to get the sought-afte- r religious access law. Lool WeatherReport sp r.nii eral vears. Car Hits Couple, One Dead If feci PEACHES I y ' Sucker Fish Threatens CUP Plans SALT IT temperatures minimum Prit O current church leaders have Yes Given School Access Act BAR1 AHA. Calif. President Reagan said (UPIi Saturday he signed a bill authorizreligious ing student-initiate- d a meetings in public schools measure certain to touch off a long court battle over church-stat- e separation. w tirade against the Mormon Church." the Reno reporter said. 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