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Show THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Sunday, December 8, A2 Page TAI FTC- - (Continued from Page Al) waffak AHaf of Syria, Suheil Shammas of Lebanon and Abdul : Salani Majali and Haidar of the Jordanian-Palestinia- Abdul-Si2- fi n delegation. "If Tuesday is good for the Arabs, it will be good for us," the Israeli official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said from Jerusalem. The official noted that Israel had not received official word on the Tuesday starting date. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said Israel's formal reply will come Sunday, after the Israeli negotiating team arrives in Washington. ' The United States and the Soviet Union invited Israel and its Arab neighbors to meet here Dec. 4 for bilateral talks. The Arabs arrived on time, but Israel insisted that it needed more time to prepare for the talks and said they would be ready to meet Dec. 9. Arab parties responded with a gesture by insisting they could not sit down with the Israelis on Monday because it is the four-yeanniversary of the Palestinian uprising in the occupied Arab territories. ar They also insisted that the United States set another official time for talks. But U.S. State Department spokeswoman Margaret D. Tutwiler rejected that, saying it was up to the Arabs and Israelis to set a new date. There was no immediate tion from the State Department on the Arab decision. U.S. Secretary of State James Baker III engaged in eight months reac- which culminated in the Oct. 30 Mideast peace conference in veterans at National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at the scenic Punchbowl Crater, mentioned the internment, paying tribute to I (Continued from Page Al) week ago I couldn't make it down here, that I'd arrive dead," said Thomas, who lives in a nursing home in Gulfport, Miss. "I said I'd rather be dead in Pearl Harbor than be alive here and being a vegetable," the stalwart Navy veteran said during ceremonies at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific. Thomas, a Navy enlistee in 1913, was the skipper of a harbor vessel, the USS Coken-u- e, the day Japan assaulted Pearl Harbor. Other aging survivors, such as Benjamin Sailors of San Diego, also said they couldn't miss this year's singular commemoration. 'It probably will be the last one for many cf uf," Sailors said. I So they were there again at 7:55 a.m. on Saturday, the same time dive-bombe- rs Screeched from the sky half a century ago. Survivors and government officials bowed their heads for a minute of silence at the memorial atop the sunken USS Arizona. Most of the 1,177 killed on the ship are still entombed there, drops of Arizona's oil still bubble to the slirface. Willie Williams of Lakeport, Calif., was checking into his hotel here when he bumped into a man who helped save his life half a century ago. It was the tugboat seaman whose boat towed the sinking USS Oglala to dock, enabling Williams and his shipmates to climb to safety. shook his hand. You're damn Taght I did," Williams said after Khe surprise encounter. "I couldn't 3)ank him enough." anniversary also renewed Rebate over Japanese accountabili-tjCfo- r the surprise attack, Ameri-Tcaresponsibility for the atomic fejmbing of Hiroshima and Naga-Siand the treatment of people of Japanese ancestry interned in U.S. Swnps during the World War. !s soldiers. Many of them volunteered for service out of the internment Japanese-America- n American action was fully fair," Bush said. "This ground embraces many American veterans whose love of country was put to the test unfairly by our own authorities." Throughout the anniversary event the theme has been to keep America ready and never again face such an attack. "The nation that is strong can face its failures, a nation that is wise can learn from its lessons of the past," said U.S. Defense Secretary Dick Cheney at the USS Arizona Memorial. "The defenders of Pearl Harbor taught us we must never take peace and security for granted." Americans marked ,the somber anniversary from the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia to the Tomb of the Unknowns in Arlington, Va. Many sailors were just waking up after a Saturday night of dancing and drinking on shore leave when the first wave of Japanese and horifighters, zontal bombers dropped through the clouds and headed for Pearl Harbor. Most people on the ground wondered why the U.S. military was practicing on a Sunday morning. America was not at war, but tensions with Japan had been rising. And when it was all over, two hours and a second attack wave later, nine battleships were sunk or badly damaged, sitting crippled in harbor waters aflame with oil fires. The Japanese also struck Hick-afields. ava n Av m La-Cai- 0. lJ Ban-gert- ex-ce- pt Outlook . 51-10- 101-19- Abbreviations co carbon monoxide oz so oone 10 Lb. Bag GBEEB OiiOMI GBAPEFEUU w Li. R3. CAULIFLOViEB & sulfur dioxide pa 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 vavehicles; oz pors: and ra hrnvy industry. 4 sa IMS ua eniifsLis- -. MK' T0I1IT0IS er JOBLESS: (Continued from Page Al) mcnt experienced in Utah during 1991. Further, last month registered 1.2 percent higher than November 1990. Still, Langston said the state's economy appears healthy. 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