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Show THE HEBAID, Provo, Utah, Pa&e A2 Tkinsdaj, November 28, WW pros vHzrni vjesy i rm wticat U.N.: ?t ICmSbmti fnm Al) VS. c&cuds sleo warded to past tbe force rmtetiaa before Saturday, wins the council ore deae? puses to Yemen, utadi im gympathmffd wgft Iraq. The nMkm is the 12b putiiwtg to fee Pemsa Gdf crMs to be taken vp by dse Security Council max Sviiasi Bassets' troops seized Eewait an Asg. Biker's talk Wedsety with J&lmkfca vm &e Crtt Jonaal VSAMtca tkfxSini m mm thza 30 years. The &arks tH lask formsl reports. U also mwt Baker fcas persos-eoaBiilted a3 14 (U&er Seetffity Cmtsdi taembers. At Jeaat 12 peared sdidly beMod tte resola- -- HIGHEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES tt r rotes ceeded ta pass, Yesaea mS Casaa wmt tte WHk oioe fcoldoat. dd fter sm&isg Milmierea tisst be Ioucd tii '"sot aitseptable.' Baker and Qm refused to reporters' jjueians n'Les diey f at together id fiuMgM IE1KU Earlier m She tsy, Qlas said be ould soot vote m favor the resolutm. China had cot said publicly before that how it iwau IBKUL ih Biker a group member of the British Army's Qaeeu'i Dragoon Guards Reconnaissance Squadron launches of light armored vehicles on eveaiiig patrol daily Wednesday in Bortteastern Saudi Arabia. A as-ew- er U.S.: (Continued from Page Al) "Even as we exercise patience and restraint, we must also be alert to the moral costs of such a course," Quayle said. He said that "with every day that passes," the plight of the people of Kuwait "grows more desperate." Furthermore, Quayle said, "will continued patience with Iraq help make the world vulnerable lo nuclear blackmail by Saddam Hussein" And if so, is this a moral course of action?" Fitzwater said Bush has made no decisions yet about a special session of Congress, which either Bush or .congressional leaders could initiate. "There's been no decision here to hold a special session. The president obviously will discuss this" in his Friday meeting. "We'll continue to consult with members of Congress about it. Some feel it would be beneficial, others feel it wouldn't.'" Asked if Bush were reluctant to call Buch a session, Fitzwater replied: "Reluctant is a good word." In his .congressional testimony, Webb said the president Bhould call for an "immediate resumption of the draft and then a declaration of war" by the Congress. Richard Perk, who .also Berved in the Reagan administration as an assistant secretary of defense, said an American defeat in the gulf would do serious damage to the nation. It "would gravely diminish the strength and ituthority with which the United States emerged from half century of opposition to the idea that military power,, whether it be Hitler's or Stalin's or Saddam Hussein's, can he allowed to determine the fate of nations," Perk said. On Wednesday, two former UJS. military iChiefs bolstered Democratic demands for a approach in trie gulf. "The question is how much pain we adnhnister and how Quickly and whether we do it with the mbargo or the use of jEorce, " said Sen. JSam Nunn, DGa,, ichairman .of the Armed Services Committee. Ihe SenSen. Bob Dole, ate minority leader, said Wednesday evening the .chances were " for a special "better than session on the gulf .crisis, probably before Christmas. The Senate hearings were prompted by Bush's decision to send 200,000 additional troops to the Persian Gulf region to supplement 230,000 sent there after Iraq invaded Kuwait on Aug. 2. "I think the force is much too large to be able to be sustained politically and perhaps even logisti-.callyNunn said at the conclusion of the day's hearing. go-slo- w R-K- an .80-50- ," following information is taken The from the Wasatch Front air pollution report compiled by lite Utah Bureau of Air Quality. The complete report is available by telephone at BYU: .373-956- 0. Conditions follows: as of 8 a.m. were as Residential Areas Salt Lake UTAH COUNTY Weber good moderate good Downtown Areas Bait Lake good .good .good PROVO Ogden Overall Air Clarity Air quality was good in most areas of the Wasatch Front, with ,only moderate in Utah .County .areas. Outlook Today's forecast called for a slight .decrease in pollution levels, with the .clearing index of 430. Yesterday's Highs 22. INorth Provo co good .75 ILindon moderate .pa co ?Provo 44 good The Scale 9 .'(WO good air; moderate; 9 unhealthful; very un- -' healthful; 300 and above hazardous. Abbreviations .co carbon monoxide 101-:19- 51-1- 200-29- oz m ozone sulfur dioxide particulates Note The Utah County residential area reading is taken from the Lindon monitoring station. The State of Utah has identified the following as primary sources of pollutants in Utah County: co vehicles and gas vehicles; oz heavy industry.) vapors; and pa so pa m (Continued from Page Al) and that is sheer madness." The enemy is apathy, he said, and encouraged students .to write 'their congressmen in protest of war. Members of the BYU Student Advisory .Council, who insisted the event remain an open forum and not turn into a debate with only .two sides represented, said they were pleased with the participation of BYU students. "The exchange of ideas shown today is reflective of the diversity of BYU students," said Joe Kerry, administrative director of the council. He added that he hoped the debate would spark clubs and professors to discuss the matter futh-e- r. Several professors joined their students on the Soapbox Wednesday. "The question is, is this a war in our national interest?" said Donna Lee Rnwen, political science professor and expert on the Middle East. "1 strongly believe that it is not at this point, although it may become so." Bowen warned students that a war in the Middle East involving the United States and European countries would last at least 50 years. "Do we need to act immediately and gratify our desires, or do we stand back and wait," she said. "This is a situation where both sides can lose." ilI counsel patience. War js oat neat, it's not tidy. It's a coesC said retired Adm. William Crowe, who was iairman the Joint Chiefs of Staff under Reagan. Retired Air Force Gen. David C Jones, chairman of the joint chiefs under Carter, voiced concern snth the latest troop deployment. Jones said his fear '"isct that we might choose lo fight, hut rather that the deployment might cause us to fight perhaps prematurely and perhaps unnecessarily.'" Crowe mi Jones recommended that the United States give the sanctions m year to 28 months lo lake effect before resorting lo military force. fll"HlllT ourtKLiir. - BALTIMORE (AP) In life, Harry Weinberg was an abrasive and ruthless .businessman often accused of letting downtown Baltimore go ;to seed. Jn death, his $1 billion legacy will go rtoward improving the lives of the poor. 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