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Show Wednesday, November 21, 19(H) The Dally Herald. Provo, L'tah B Regional ivi.eils maCiesyppirTGG vqsdF Inspection was under terms of nuclear weapons treaty - DUGWAY PROVING GROUND Ten Soviet tedwidane (AP) have made a Inipectkn at SJugway Proving Ground under terras of a treaty banning medium-rang- e nuclear wespona. The team arrived Tuesday afternoon at Dugway's Michael Army Airfield and were taken to a site near Wie Mountain that formerly was used to test d cruise missiles. tv-pris- , : ground-Launche- ; ;The Soviets' vkrt was to verify testing is being conducted of banned weapons, said Dick Whitak-e- r, spokesnan tor Dugway. "It's pretty desolate out there," : : m ; ; said Whttafcer. "Other than a couple of trailers, the Soviets arent going to find roach." Under terms of the Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty, the Soviets may conduct surprise inspections at Dugway and bases throughout the United States for the next 12 years. Whitsker tM this is the third Soviet surprise inspection In Utah. reporters were allowed during the Soviet visit Meanwhile, 27 Soviet technicians are stationed at a permanent inspection site at Kercuks Aerospace in Magna to make sure Pershing 2 No ... rocket motors are no longer being produced. Mary WOsui, spokeswoman for te the U.S. Inspection Agency, said the Soviet presence has come to be routine since their arrival here in July of 1863. ink Along with spections at the Magna portal, Soviets speak at churches, schools and community functions during hours. their "Two years ago, the Soviets were getting 10 invitations io speak every week," she said. "Their presence has become so routine, they get one or two invitations each week." q - WINDOW ROCK, Aril. (AP) Former Navajo Chairman Peterson utn neaung uie wounos oi a divided tribe Is at the top of his list as new president of the tribe. The first order. of business will be to pat the tribe back togetA her," Zah told hji , 7j imnareds of sup-- ! porters after de--i feating interim President Leon-- I ard Haskie by af from 1383 to 1987, had 23,311 votes to Haskie's 16,3M. George P. Lee, of Shiprock, N.M., had 11,407, or 22 percent overall, of the 11,466 write-i- n votes, Cecil Largo, of Standing Rock, N.M., received the remaining 58 write-i- n votes. A little more than SI percent of the 93,942 registered voters of the total 219,000 Navajos in Arizona, New Mexico and Utah cast ballots. In the Aug. 7 primary election, with Zah was the top vote-gett30J percent of Uie vote. Haskie came in third with 21.4 percent of the vote. Suspended Chairman Peter received 22.7 percent of the er percent to 22 percent margin injV 46 the tribe's elec Mac-Dona- ld Pefema ZtJi tion Tuesday of new The position president will head the executive branch under the tribe's newly created three-bransystem of government. Zah, a Low Mountain resident who served as tribal chairman ch primary vote to finish second. However, be was disqualified as a candidate by the Board of Election Supervisors following his Oct. 17 conviction in tribal court on bribery, ethics and conspiracy charges. Suspect apprehended after Tuesday standoff SALT LAKE - CITY A (AP) suspected Vietnamese gang member wanted for questioning in a shooting was taken into custody Tuesday after an incident at his parents' house that drew more than 40 police officers. Vuong Nguyen, U, arrived at the central city home with a gun about 9 a.m. and allegedly hid the weapon behind the house, police said. The parents called authorities, and officers and SWAT teams responded to the scene. Police Lt. Jim Bell said Nguyen's parents reported that he had threatened to kill his younger brothers when they returned borne from school Tuesday. Arriving officers were cautious about approaching the home because of safety concerns for the brothers, one of whom was sleeping inside at the time. The boy later left the house safely. ACLU a.m., police cars were By parked in a nearby restaurant 25 11 parking lot, and authorities disconnected a phone line into the house so only they could communicate with Nguyen. A Vietnamese interpreter was brought in to help. Several other Vietnamese interpreters told police they were too afraid of Nguyen to help, Bell said. Nguyen, who was thought to be living in California, is suspected in the Monday shooting of his cousin, Dung Nguyen, 19. Dung Nguyen was shot in the upper right arm wtth a gun at the same house and was treated for the wound. - vowed a "swift and certain legal challenge" if a strict abortion measure proposed by a legislative task force becomes law. "We will do everything we can to keep the option of abortion available, safe and legal within the constitutional guidelines laid down by the Supreme Court in Roe vs. Wade," ACLU Director Michele Parish-Pixle- r told a news conference of groups Tuesday. "We think this decision should be pro-choi- .... ' off-dut- AP A trooper directs traffic arocsd a - SALT LAKE CITY (AP) The storm's rapid advance from the northwest caused the usual traffic problems. For the most part, the accidents were confined to fender benders and slides off roads. snow-slicken- Solitude decided to open two lifts today and open more terrain Thursday. Snowbird also will open on Thanksgiving, while Alta and Brian Head plan to open Friday. Park City and Brighton already were open. "This is just perfect for the resorts," said William Alder, Na ial To-hatc- and Coyote Canyon, N.M. Plummer, 42, is chairman of the tribe's emomic development committee. Hankie's running mate was Steve Darden, 37, who works for a management and insurance firm in Flagstaff. 215 Tuesday. Heavy snow began falling in northwestern Utah by Tuesday and in the Salt Lake Valley just before noon as a mass of cold air came Into contact with tropical moisture from a separate system, Alder said. "The tropical moisture was the mid-morni- Search for plane goes into supporters chanted - Idaho (AP) ALBION, Search- mouncombing the south-centrtains around Albion, Idaho, for a small mail courier plane believed to have crashed on a flight from Salt Lake City. The pilot was alone in the twin-engiPiper Seneca, which was headed for Twin Falls, said Cassia County Sheriff Billy Crystal. It reportedly carried $1 million in canceled checks written by a Buhl, Idaho bank. Personnel from Cassia and Twin Falls counties, Uie Civil Air Patrol and search and rescue teams were expected to return to the South Hills near Albion this morning, a al Cassia sheriff's dispatcher said day said. "If he cleared that mountainous area, he would've been carried into a very populated area. And if he would've crashed in that area, we would've known by now." d conditions were re- Tuesday night The company the pilot worked for, Regional Express of Boise, would not identify the man except to confirm he was from Boise. Crystal said the pilot had not indicated to the Salt Lake control tower that he was having problems. However, when the Twin Falls tower took over, the pilot radioed at about 10:15 a.m. Tuesday, saying he was having difficulties with his aircraft, Crystal said. The sheriff said the search was being conducted within a radius of Albion, about 30 miles east of Twin Falls. "The area where we're looking has very steep mountains," Crystal ers are in their second day of in '94" when he appeared at the vote tallies were winding down. On tribal radio, Haskie said in Navajo that he was satisfied with the votes he received and said the vote totals show Zah doesn't have a stronghold on tribal support. He said he would continue as an engineer but did not say if he would again seek office. Haskie, 46, holds a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from Northern Arizona University and a master's degree from Brigh-aYoung University. Zah, 52, campaigned on a platform of supporting family and "Haskie-Darde-n Later-phot- key," Alder said. "The cold air didn't have a lot of moisture in it. But the tropical really Juiced it up. "The storm was far from being a turkey," he Joked. Salt Lake City International Airport recorded 2V4 inches of snow. Accumulations were heaviest on the west side of the Salt Lake Valley, with Magna receiving 8 inches of snow and Kearns 7. Three to 4 inches fell on the valley's east bench neighborhoods. Other totals were Parleys Summit 6 inches, Centerville 5, Spanish Fork 3, Heber 2 and Provo, Milford and Delta 1. gist. base for Thanksgiving. Accumulations in Big and Little Cottonwood canyons exceeded 2 feet. Zah's running mate was Marshall Plummer, a tribal councilman representing accident on Interstate no-inju-ry tional Weather Service meteorolo- A snowstorm hampered motorists while giving ski resorts a solid election for council delegates was held. multiple-ca- r, resorts get solid base Ski general election originally was scheduled for Nov. 6, the day the Haskie's imwrrv" . After MacDonald was disqualified by the board, the council passed a succession amendment which allowed Haskie to become a candidate. Lee was MacDonald's running mate who was an official with the Mormon church who was excommunicated. The council also attempted twice to delay the presidential election, but the Navajo Supreme Court upheld the election board's decision to hold the election Tuesday, The Near-buzzar- ported Tuesday. Search teams were hampered by blowing snow and steep terrain, and two search planes from the Twin Falls airport were forced to land due to bad weather, Crystal said. "Looking for a white airplane in d mountains is diffsnow-covere- icult," volunteer searcher Ray Searle of Declo said. "Everything we saw looked white," Searle said, adding his pickup was stuck in snowdrifts more than once. Television Today Vietnamese gang and is WEDNESDAY EVENING wanted for questioning in connection with a homicide that occurred in Salt Lake about a year ago. made by the woman or girl with her family and doctor, not by legislators on the hill," she said. groups plan to lobby against the Abortion Task Force i proposed bill which would allow abortion only to save the mother's life, if the fetus could not survive childbirth, for rape reported within five days or for incest, "It is not the Legislature's responsibility to legislate morality. It is their responsibility to pass laws that will protect and provide for the people." T 6:00 6:30 j (in Stereo) Q Fortuntr; KTVX o HwtfOyf KUED -- 4 Ammef prt manager accused of rwdermg. the dictatorial director who teed him wCtoio8iiiTli'unS$t' (i'SSf. Comedy) Paul Hojan, HeST Cop Rock "Potts Don't Fail Me Now" Potts wi not testify against Uftujso; Ruslun clashes agam wrth Campo. 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