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Show Page 2 TKF HEKALD, Provo. Utah, Sunday, January 3, 1988 Prices Effective Sunday Thru Tuesday People Reagan hosts Hope PALM DESERT, Calif. I(AP) median Hope was fetH ed by Presi- Iff! chnw v fi mm I business M Ualty t'-- v 1 dent Reaean llanH 2 Co Bob Hope Japan sees Hirohito TOKYO (AP) ad- - a dressed huge New Year's gath- - Emperor N I ering at the Imperial PaNew lace Years Day in f J? V his first public appearance since an abdominal op- - Emperor Hirohito eration in September. Speaking in a strong voice to a crowd of tens of thousands, some of whom had waited hours to see him, the emperor wished everyone a happy new year and thanked them for their concern over his health. The inner area of the Imperial Palace, open to the public only at New Year's and on the emperor's birthday, was jammed with a sea of young and old waving thousands of Japanese flags. Hirohito underwent an inwell-wishe- rs testinal bypass operation after complaining of weakness and nausea. He was discharged from the Imperial Household Hospital on Oct. 8 and has been recuperating in the palace since then. 22 Crash hurts leader WELLINGTON, New Zea land (AP) -Prime Minister David Lange was described as badly shaken up but unhurt he when crashed last week during a U nraetice David Lange tnp of the Benson for fjrst and Hedges International Motor Racing series. His Ford Laser TX31 collided with a similar car driven by New Zealander Andrew Maher as the pair exited from an hairpin curve, track officials said. Lange's car took the full impact of the collision and Maher's car was badly damaged. Maher said they came out of the corner close together, and it was "just one of those racing incidents." He said the prime minister, whose hobby is driving fast cars, seemed shaken by the 1350 North 200 West Provo 890 West Center Provo inese prists We add only iuuo io p IT Sweet, Choice, Navel ,m J'il APPLES CABBAGE Milwaukee, Wis. Fire Department Lt. Dean k old Thomas attempts to revive a infant he rescued New Years Day from a two-wee- CARROTS s (AP) -Flaw local and state ederal, enforcement agencies should soon begin reaping the financial rewards of several multimillion-dollar drug seizures on Utah's freeways, says public safety commissioner John T. Nielsen. The Utah Highway Patrol had a banner year for interstate drug busts in 1987, collaring dozens of alleged couriers and dealers on southern Utah's alone. The Department of Public Safety is trying to turn the tables on dealers by using confiscated drug money to fund the battle against traffickers. The freeway drug busts have been highly publicized, but seizures of cash are not as well known, even though troopers have seized amounts as high as $500,000. Confiscated cash is turned over to a special forfeiture fund. A series of court hearings are then conducted, as the department tries to prove the money was generated through criminal enterprises, while the owner tries to establish that it was obtained legitimately. In most cases, the owners of the cash put in no claim for it. The money eventually will bagged For example, cash seized from stops on would be divided among the county attorneys offices, the UHP, county sheriffs and the Drug Enforcement Administration. "We've now got in excess of $1 million in the forfeiture system in state and federal 1-- 70 . court," Nielsen said. "We won't get it all, but we will get a good share, a substantial amount. We want to turn around and use that money for drug interdiction." Nielsen said the UHP could be making more seizures if had more funding for equipment, better training and aerial surveillance. He sees the forfeited cash as a way to beef up the program. "It's a positive thing to make the malefactor pay for drug enforcement and to save drug-detecti- the taxpayers money," he said. "And it will increase our enforcement when we otherwise would be restrained by our budget." Nielsen said the UHP must in good faith use the money for drug enforcement, not the myriad of other programs and projects the UHP would like to fund. The patrol plans to heighten drug enforcement areas in different parts of the state. Because the UHP is funded by legislative appropriation, there is some question as to whether the patrol can keep its share of the cash or must turn it over to the Legislature to appropriate as it sees fit. "It's our opinion that it's not appropriated money and that it should be handled differently (than through legislative ap- propriation)," Nielsen said. "We are feeling our way with the Department of Finance on that issue right now, and there is no question we will have to jump through hoops and make a proper accounting of it." There is also a threat that the Legislature, already faced with cutting state budgets, would cut the UHP budget by the same amount that the drug money would supplement it. carrying Airlines jet A United Demo- cratic presidential candidate Rep. Richard Gephardt suddenly lost cabin pressure Saturday, forcing passengers to use oxygen masks and the pilot to return and land his Boeing 737 aircraft to O'Hare International Airport. Gephardt and several members of his campaign staff were among the 37 passengers and five crew members on board United Flight 401 bound from Chicago to Omaha, Neb., the cabin pressure dropped at about 10:45 a.m., when United spokesman Rob Doughty said. 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REAM'S BEATS THEM ALL! round-the-worl- round AND SERVICE New his 31st d Christmas tour to entertain American forces overseas, received the first America's Hope Award, a trophy of Steuben glass presented by Reagan. "It's a real honor," Hope said. "This is a thing that will live on and on." Li o v MkKb roy-- n ty of the Decade." The occasion was the debut of the Bob Hope Cultural Center, a $20 million theater complex in this desert playground of millionaires and movie stars. Former President Ford had to cancel because his wife Betty underwent surgery earlier in the week, but Reagan was part of the show. So were many of show business elite Hope, Lucille Ball, Mary Martin, George Burns, Kirk Douglas, pianist Van Cliburn and more. Hope, 84, just back from Sept. v. '4 an extrava-Rnh- t ganza billed s The par. . Hirohito r VALUE, SELECTION ----- skid n GRIPS U fS50 loj P. |