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Show Thursday, lations cf human rights and prisoners and their families with the European AFL-CI- Russian writer and human rights activist now living in . Pans opened a human rights symposium at Bngham Young I'niveristy Wednesday by saying he was a pacifist who advises the United States to be strong militarily. "I'm a pacifist, but I know Soviets always tried to . this attack a weak government, not a strong one," said Soviet dissident Alexander Ginsburg. Ginsburg, 48, a Russian journalist, turned to in the late 50s to escape censorship that official Soviets suffer. His first publication a type- written book of poetry led to his first of several imprisonments in Soviet labor camps. After being imprisoned in the late 1970s, hundreds protested his situation which eventually led to his being exchanged for Soviet spies imprisioned in the United States. ' Since his release he continues writing criticism of Russian vio , million Soviets were exterminated "I visited the borders of Cambodia in 1980 and what I saw there was similar to the terror m Russia In the mid 1950s the works to help Russian political Herald Staff Writer A O Human Rights Division. "If America continues to be be no war (U.S., Soviet I," said the was pervasive," Ginzburg said. The Soviet journalist, who wrote without censorship, was considered a radical in Russia and was sent to labor camps on many occasions. After he returned from prison the first said that for 20 years after the Russian Revolution terror reigned throughout Ginzburg the Soviet Union and 40 to 60 L'. V 4- - f 1 U..JT . t ?f! I Councilman Merrill Martin moved that the issue return to the s F: council s Land Use Committee. The committee was asked to confer with city attorneys to draw up an ordinance which would clear up Provo's position on the issue. 2 armed and strong, there will afraid this is the only way." Soviet-language- broadcasts from the Voice of America. He emphasized how important the VOA broadcasts are and said. "If the VOA budget is equivalent to one wing ot a bomber all we ask is, add another wing " He praised former President Jimmy Carter for "instilling the idea of human rights in the world," and said at first he feared the human rights movement m the world would be lost under the new administration. But he said it has not been lost. He accused the Soviet Union with a chain of broken agreements, and said the United States needs to be strong in dealing with the Soviets. , pacifist. "I'm (Continued from Page It s Fills offered several court on restricting signs within city limits. The courts were concerned over whether an ordinance discriminates on the basis of equal protection or free speech rights, he said. It Provo strictly prohibited and moveable signs, it could be creating constitutional difticulties. said Ellis. deci-s.on- them over not a strong one." Alexander Ginsburg g 3 Delays Legality Ruling time he noticed that his first sell publishing venture had been popularized among other "radicals" and unsanctioned publishing was becoming, "a small island of freedom," in a totalitarian state Ginzburg said that much that Soviets know about what is going on in the world comes to "I'm a pacifist, but I know this Soviets always tried to attack a weak government, - Page HFJULD. Provo. I'tah. THT: 1984 SiGNS: Provo Council 4voweof Pacifist Advises U.S. to xBe Strong Militarily' By PATRICK CHRISTIAN :5. Octt-be- I UvM 5 "The intent of the motion is not to prohibit, but to make the city safer and to have a better way to regulate those signs," said Councilman Gary Golightly, who will head the committee. 1 f '3I0VJ5 N Councilman Keith Roos said he about the appearance of the signs, saying many of them look shoddy. "You judge a business by its appearance," said Ream. "If they don't keep their signs up. they'll run themselves out of business." is concerned it i ... .. :. V " Legality of signs questioned. YULI MARKET (Continued from Page 1) the instrument named in the document to be a "scepter of ' power," such as the staff of Moses. He said he knew Ron had ; the instrument in his possession. The person "Todd" named in I the revelation was a hitchhiker 'he, Dan, picked up near Spanish Fork. Dan said he knows only . "roughly" where Todd is now. According to Dan, prior to Ron I receiving the revelation, Todd had a dream and wrote it down. It involved his riding a white horse through the streets and carrying a sword. Dan said he did not intend by I releasing the revelation to implicate Todd as 0 the person meant to carry out the work com (Continued from Page 1) and they tell us the water rights are secure." "Perhaps you need to present your side, and have our people present their sides, much as you would in a court case." Henson answered, "We can't try this in front of your board like we would in court trial, but we've got to get some kind of understanding." He there's something the Lord knows that I don't. have been fighting against things she shouldn't have been," Dan concluded. temporary use of the kitchen, sharing the facilities at times when they were not being used by the personnel who prepare meals for the jail inmates. They said their goal is to build their own kitchen and "take back" their meals program. By JOSEPHINE ZIMMERMAN Herald Staff Writer Senior Citizens will not be allowed to use the County Jail kitchen for their mobile meals program, Utah County Commissioners informed them Wednesday. A delegation of directors from various Senior Citizen centers throughout the county had asked the commission to consider letting .them use the kitchen so they could submit a bid to take over the nutrition program. Commissioners cited security at 'the jail, plus the possibility that other groups might also want sim- Originally, the Senior Citizen meals program, or "Meals on Wheels," used the kitchen of the old Eldred Extended Care Hospital at Ironton. When that facility was converted to a new County Jail, they prepared meals for both the seniors and jail. County commissioners then turned the nutrition program over to Mountainland Association of Governments (MAG), which let the program out on contract to a private provider. That contract is ilar privileges if they were granted to the seniors. 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He offered to consult with the water and planning departments to see if they can come up with some answers. Several council members said they would like to see dialogue between the city and district be The Senior Citizen directors had asked for use of the kitchen so they could bid on providing the nutrition program. MAG's executive committee is scheduled to open bids on the new contract tonight at a meeting in the Summit County Courthouse. Specifications call for a 2.5 year contract, but county commissioners said the final contract will cancellation provicarry a y ' i 1 MEXICO 375-378- Provo Mayor Jim Ferguson Jail Kitchen Not Available For Mobile Meals' Usage nd 1 FROM THE ORIENT, fore a lawsuit is filed. Councilman Merril Martin declared, "Maybe now we have an opportunity to sit down with CUP and disuss this. might prepare a brief for CUWCD on its position, spelling out the points in detail with supporting data behind it. She must Many fiottrt Provo Officials Meet fear is the Adversary, and accepting the Adversary means losing God's blessings. He said one of his other brothers also accepted the revelation as true, but was not dismissed from the School of Prophets sect. Dan and Ron said they don't know what Brenda "was doing wrong," to cause her to be named in the revelation. "I had no antagonism towards Brenda. I don't know why she was such an obstacle in the Lord's eyes; manded in the document. Dan says the instrument needed to be consecrated, but it never was. He says several of the members in the School of Prophets received revelations regularly and each member prayed to know the true source. "I have to go by the spirit, and I continually pray I won't be deceived and offend Him and jeopardize myself," Dan said. He said he worries for another of his brothers who accepted the revelation as a command of God but since has expressed confusion about it. "He is frightened. I'm sorry for him," Dan said, adding that , WATER: ClIWCD, Suspects Give Text REVELATION: (f ormerly GROCERIES off With Adl mii KB C3 C3 ItoUPOe sB! ta i |
