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Show Page A2 - THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, (Continued from Page Al) "In the world today we are the victims of many who use their tongues as sharp swords," said Ashton. "It's alarming how often we find children bashing parents and parents bashing children. We, as members of the church, need to be reminded that the words, 'Nay speak no ill, are more than a phrase in a musical context but is a recommended way of life." He said bashing should be replaced with charity, but charity is often misunderstood. "Real charity is not something you give away; it is something that you acquire and make a part of yourself," said Ashton. "And when the virtue of charity becomes implanted in your heart, you are never the same again. It makes the thought of being a basher repulsive." Faust spoke of a sure cure for heartache, disappointment, torment, anguish and despair, saying no one can escape the troubles, challenges and disappointments of the world. "This spiritual solace comes by invoking spiritual gifts, which are claimed and manifest in many ways," said Faust. "They flow from the proper and humble use of a testimony. They also come through administering to the sick following an anointing with consecrated oil. "Furthermore, temples provide a sanctuary where members can go and lay aside many of the world's anxieties. In the afternoon session, it was announced Janette C. Hales, Provo, has been called to be international president of the Young Women organization. She suc GADHAFI: (Continued from Page Al) the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, which killed 270 people. Britain and the United States last year issued warrants for the pair, said to be Libyan government agents. France is also seeking the trial of four other Libyan suspects, includ Sunday, April 5, 1992 ceeds Ardeth G. Kapp, who was called to preside with her husband over the Canada Vancouver Mission. The church leaders also called Virginia H. Pearce, Salt Lake City, and Patricia P. Pinegar, Provo, to serve as Hales' first and second counselors. Speakers for the session included Elder L. Tom Perry, Elder Angel Abrea, Elder William R. Bradford, Elder Adney Y. Komatsu, Elder Dallin H. Oaks and Elder Richard G. Scott. Perhaps the strongest words of the session were given by Elder Scott on the subject of abuse, saying victims can only be helped by understanding eternal law. Speaking to those who might be victims of abuse he said, "Your abuse results from another's unrighteous attack on your freedom. Since all of Father in Heaven's children enjoy agency, there can be some who choose to willfully violate the commandments and harm you," said Scott. "Know that the wicked choice of others' cannot completely destroy your agency unless you permit it. "As a victim, do not waste effort in revenge or retribution against your aggressor. Leave the handling of the offender to civil and church authorities," said Scott. "Whatever they do, eventually, the guilty will face the perfect judge." Scott encouraged victims of abuse to seek help, beginning with talking about it with a trusted priesthood leader, normally a bishop or stake president. Then, begin using the principles of healing. "Healing best begins with your sincere prayer asking your Father in Heaven for help," said Scott. Next, withhold judgment. Leave the handling of the aggressors to others. in ing Gadhafi's brother-in-lathe 1989 bombing of a French UTA jetliner over Niger, which killed 171 people. Gadhafi's speech, marking the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, was his first public address since the Security Council approved the sanctions on Tuesday. During the sometimes rambling address, Gadhafi made several bizarre statements, including assertions that Western nations 90-min- Prices Effective Sunday ft Monday Only t i if fss. -- S .; j- . tK X jO, - few s?Vvft" fe Ullim Bl II? RI1R0H i i 1 27 IflCKEB BEEF.il Cut & Wrapped QUALITY, SELECTION, VALUE rv- - YOU'VE GOT ST ALL HERE ! 1350 WORTH FREEDOM BLVD., PROVO 890 WEST CENTER ST., PROVO 759 WE ADD ONLY WH iu intzc 400 south, Springvilie Et rm,ts Russet OTATOES "- Herald PhotoJason Olson Jared Brown, holding a Madonna poster, bellows out "modiactivists Saturday fied" hymns with the rest of the outside Temple Square. 10 Lb. Bag Mfk W fit""' ' S1," BK" '( J ll til i'lmiiii m H gay-righ- ts LETTUCE firfflir Met leal rotesters oroclai SPEM8i1M:-- 25e 0IIFEF1IIIT lit IS .851" SaSy BtSfflSTOI gge BIB! IM99 By KEVIN NIENOORF Herald Staff Writer Approximately 30 people fumed out to protest the LDS Church's stand on homosexuality during Saturday's sessions of conference at Temple Square. With chants of "Two, four, six, eight, how do you know your bishop's straight" and "We're here, we're queer, we're fabulous, get used to us," protesters attempted to gain the attention of conference- -goers. "Our primary objective is visibility," said Curtis Jensen, want Christmas trees to replace Muslim symbols, and that the United States deliberately exported millions of rats to wreck other countries' agriculture. He also suggested a deal that would permit the Libyans to be tried by the Arab League or an Arab state, or what he termed a friendly country. "We want to reach the truth, but we will not surrender our sons to the enemy," he said. If they want to volunteer, fine. ... Let's find a 25, Salt Lake City. "We're not happy with the way the Mormon Church has portrayed us. We're trapped in a real system B9il.ll. -2- 9 HFl 551" 0BQ0I0 LEAH Eltf Jensen said his group, which was formed in February, 1991 , only demonstrated once before at the 1991 April General Lb. in" i ia BOBHS. TURKEY urtutu.. HIM I0VI e II .... WHOLE F8YEBS his life until last September. "This is a smaller group than we had last year," said Jensen. "There are a lot of us who are afraid to come out because we have jobs here in the community we fear we might lose." PPtH39t Family Pack of struggle." Conference. Jensen was a member of the LDS Church all 511" y i ri GG S 183 Fillet J. Li. DHEESE 55 LlB!&8f1.lB. 98: JoMfeterran.UOz. FHiMifS OS5 FfSH STICKS BSM.UL, 268 tis Da Kama's 23 Gz. 6 Pack Cans OKE, SPRITE, compromise." Under intense pressure, the Libyan leader has swung between defiance and cooperative overtures on the Pan Am suspects. Recently, the Tripoli government proposed turning over the suspects to the Arab League, but then refused to do so. Arab League sources in Cairo said the organiza- tion's seven-natio- mediation n committee on Libya would resume its consultations in the Egyptian capital on Tuesday. E mi E.!IX 3 rillSEUP? FBOSTiMG J 88sBjnaS8.Fr9zea 103 ICE CREAM PHlsBury FIZZABiA CH! 33 27B LlTTEBfM SEEiO 149 a 02.. 15 ( WAFFLES Sid Horns. HOMEY ltnai.9LB.Cai. Ba&yse&9ia. Soft'n Gentle (Continued from Page Al) spot questioning Brown's commitment to abortion rights after reporters peppered the Arkansas governor. with questions about whether the ad misrepresented Brown's views or clashed with Clinton's professed desire to remove abortion from the political debate. ."Clinton says he is strongly in favor of abortion rights, though Some abortion-right- s advocates have criticized him for signing a bill requiring young girls to notify Air Quality The following information is taken from the Wasatch Front air pollution report compiled by the Utah Division of Air Quality. The complete report is available by telephone at Conditions as of 8 a.m. Saturday were as follows: ' Residential Areas UTAH COUNTY good Salt Lake good Weber god Downtown Areas PROVO good Salt Lake good good Ogden Overall Air Clarity The air quality for today was good in all areas along the Wasatch Front. Outlook calls for little forecast .The in pollution levels with a change s and a clearing index of trend of little change. Friday's Highs na oz North Provo 33 North Provo ....co good 40 Lindon good pa 56 moderate co provo The Scale 0 moderate; good air; 9 0 99 unhcalthful ; very hazand above 300 unhealthful; ' ardous. Abbreviations carbon monoxide co ozone oz sulfur dioxide so particulates pa 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 and heavy industry. pa vapors; their parents or get a judge's permission if they want an abortion. Clinton also supports Arkansas' ban on state funding for poor women's abortions. Brown has said he is personally opposed to abortion but would protect a woman's right to choose. President Bush is opposed to abortion and wants Roe vs. Wade overturned. A coalition of women's groups opposed to abortion said they would hold a counter-rall- y Sunday afternoon at the west front of the Capitol, a couple of blocks away but in plain sight of the NOW event. Spokeswomen for the group said they did not plan a confrontation. On Saturday, the group Operation Rescue blocked the entrance to a District of Columbia abortion clinic. Police said about a dozen demonstrators were most liberal justices on the Suarrested. Court preme Thurgood Mar"Our adversaries realize that have the days of legalized child killing shall and William Brennan are ending. They are frantic," retired and been replaced by conservatives Clarence Thomas and Randall Terry, founder of OperaDavid Souter. tion Rescue, said before Saturday's protest. march The annual in January drew some 70,000 people and a phone call from Bush. The U.S. Park Police made the crowd estimate. This is the first time NOW has anti-aborti- on 1 1 ,000-plu- 51-10- 0-5- 1 I 1 -- 1 0 200-29- i ISSUE 4 Roll Pack 17ALD0 PASTA is VEGETABLES rictsisst Frezea. 18 Oz. ViHSPPlMG CREAM 33 Fffioci Jtmecas. UB tirasilea. B Cl TGfalATG SlUGE liaati 8 oz KETCHUP e160 ac oy Bum's 24 fiz. sqoesza smart. EASTER GRASS 1555 North Freedom Boulevard, P.O. Box 717, Provo, Utah Gezisral laformstion (Continued from Page Al) Vatican authorities also cited the indictment when they expelled Noriega from their embassy in Panama City after U.S. troops blasted the building with rock V roll for several days, he said. "These were the same charges that then forced the papal nuncio to take me out and turn me over to the United States," Noriega said. It was only the third time Noriega has spoken at length in the case. He did not testify in his own behalf. The judge agreed to restore the disputed sections of the indictment, but called jurors into the courtroom first to say the government needn't prove every accusa-- " tion made in the document. Jurors finally began deliberating just before 11 a.m. They reviewed the case for about six hours before adjourning until Monday. They have been sequestered since Thursday night, and will remain so until they reach a verdict. Outside the court, the judge called Noriega's trial historic in the legal sense because of the prior restraint order he issued in November 1990 to prevent Cable News Network from broadcasting tapes of Noriega's prison phone conversations to his lawyer's of- Parkinson Earl Biederman Roy Callaway Bob Johanson Steve Steele Hbosst Yen? IfCIifS 8 - y"' israuul res. news "P 0311 (ne citV news desk- " vou nave 8 complaint or suggestion, call managing editor Earl Biederman at extension 271, or publisher Kirk Parkinson at extension 244. 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