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Show votes to cancel remaining preseason games NBA impeachment probe o Sports Bl gets Mothers make hospitals 'bear'-abl- e go-ahe- ad Nation A4 Especially for Families CI THE DAIIY HERALD 50 CENTS PROVO, UTAH A PliLiUER COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER Volunteers bring hope to hurricane victims By TAWNY ARCHIBALD MILTON, Fla. because she hates to eat alone, she invited her landlady. The water was coming down in sheets in the afternoon, but they told us we didn't have to pack until Sunday night, so I hadn't worried about it," Wilson said as she remembered the evening. "Beforethe end of our meal, the landlady got a call. I don't know what was said, but when she came back she said, 'We have to leave.' "I told her I knew we had to leave the restaurant, but she said we had to get out of the area." Wilson headed back to her Volunteerism not aii glory but rewarding. A7 tary: The Daily Herald A smile of gratitude illuminated the old woman's face as she crossed the parking lot toward the Red teers two of them from Utah to lighten her burCounty den. Wilson, 71, has lived the past few years of her life in retirement. She toiled to earn enough for her family and her own home. But in a matter of two hours, all of her belongings were under water whipped up by Hurricane Georges. On the night of Sept. 27, Wilson decided to eat out. But Cross food van. Her eyes lit up as she graciously thanked the volunteers. Then a tear slipped unconsciously from her wrinkled face. Nancy Wilson has lost a great deal in the past week, and she had to suffer the devastation alone. Now, however, she has the company of Red Cross volun f r TUESDAY. OCTOM R 6. IW8 L. home, but the roads were too bad, so some neighbors followed her to the nearest shelter, at Milton High School. "My grandson and granddaughter graduated from there, so I felt a little more at home," Wilson said as she wiped tears from her red eyes. "I stayed there five days. I didn't have rim 0 if: any other clothes and there were no showers." A Red Cross volunteer took Wilson under her wing and, gave her a shirt and a pair of underwear. Another volunteer gave her a new pair of pants. See VOLUNTEERS, A7 JASON OLSONThe "I will keep doing it until they haul me away in a stretcher, until I get it right." fill Roxy Adler, workshop student Daily Herald Smiles: Deanna Davis jokes with Benjamin Musgrave outside his home near Milton, Fla., as fellow Red Cross volunteer Mike Bell talks with his sister Monday afternoon. SJOCfuiyMl to tosmto u Mother gives birth to new son By ROBERT GEHRKE The Associated Press SALT i fa l ' George Dougherty, spokesman the FBI, said Christopher Fink was taken into custody in a remote, mountainous area of Stillwater County in southcen-tra- l Montana. His wife, Kyndra, the child, David, and a newborn child were also in 0 MARC LESTEHThs Daily Herald Dying in movies takes practice Hayes wasn't any easier on the rest of the truck driver, former insurance By ANN POTEMPA TAYLORSVILLE Bobby Lee Hayes' son knew there were two ways to get off the roof of the barn; He could climb down the ladder or throw himself over the edge. took his dive, crashing The onto a buffer of gymnastic pads. 'That's my boy," Hayes said. What appears to be an unusual case of fatherly pride is easily justified. Hayes makes a living falling off horses, tumbling from roofs and taking punches to the stomach. As a professional stuntman, Hayes said he's died at least 100 times. On Sunday, the Phoenix man taught stunt basics to a group of six novices in a Taylorsville barn. His son, Wilson, decided Hlh3, Low 37 Tomorrow: High 65, Low 41 cor watermelon and lettuce. Kyndra Fink was 8 12 custody. months pregnant when the Lionel Tapia, vice president took place and the abduction for medical affairs at St. second was born while the child Vincent's Hospital in Billings, was couple being sought by were infants in both said Mont., authorities. He said condition. satisfactory Temperatures in the area looked malthe below freezing on dipped nourished. Sunday night. evalwas Fink being Kyndra The Finks were located uated and there was no report 18 miles north of Nye, about of her condition. Dougherty said Sweet Grass Mont., said she was cold and weak when she was found. See FINK, A7 Bennett, Leckman define differences crew. A The Daily Herald DUI CITY for After the fall: Roxy Adler is slow to get up after rolling off a barn loft onto pads during Bobby Hayes' stunt workshop Sunday. Above, ' Adler looks at how far she has to fall. Below, professional stuntman Bobby Hayes watches his students practice. Today: LAKE Christopher Fink, suspected of son abducting his from a hospital more than two weeks ago, was arrested Monday in Montana, the FBI said. The Finks allegedly kidnapped David from Primary Children's Medical Center on Sept. 19. Family memDavid Fink bers had taken the child to the hospital five days earlier. His weight had fallen to 16 the weight of an pounds due to a average diet by his imposed religious father, limiting his food to salesman turned paragliding instructor and a high school sophomore all stood the punishment and begged for more. By the end of the day, it became apparent to develop a better understanding of what his father does. r In the course of an day, Hayes to pretended punch Wilson, grabbed him by his collar and threw him through a window frame, only to send him rolling off the roof. suspect trial set A Spanish Fork man accused of driving under the influence and hitting a girl on her bike will go on trial Nov. 12. A2. eight-hou- these people wanted to prove themselves as stuntmen. Some took the course to discover what it takes to do stunts, while others wanted to do something they never thought they'd try. They wanted to overcome their fears. Ben Paice, 15, of Salt Lake City, said he wants to become a stuntman. Gloria, his mother, wanted to make sure he was serious. If Paice paid half of Hayes' $200 tuition, Gloria would cover the rest. They Boy pleads guilty boy who opened fire on a high school prayer circle, killing three students, pleaded guilty but mentally ill Monday and will have to spend at least 25 years in prison. A4 A teen-ag- e See STUNT, A10 Redfcrd blasts state The Daily Herald U.S. Sen. Robert Bennett's only opponent in bid comes from his the other end of the political spectrum. Bennett faces Democratic challenger Scott Leckman on the Nov. 3 ballot. Salt Bennett, a Lake City resident, is seeking a second term in the U.S. Senate. In his first six years in office, he has helped secure federal funding for Utah highway projects is?" PROVO F. Utah Valley Briefing. A2 Election facts: Registration for the November general election closes Oct. 14. A7 and has been appointed to several government committees, including the Senate Special Committee on the Year 2000 See ELECTION, A7 INDEX Ann Landers ....D3 B5 Business Actor and environmental activist Robert Redford, while protecting more than 800 acres near his ski resort against devel- opment, blasted the state's lip service to land preservation. A3 - By RYAN VAN BENTHUYSEN 6 lh,61055 0005 0"8 Classified D4 Comics C2 Horoscope Movies D3 D3 Obituaries A10 Sports Stocks Bl TV listings Weather CI Weddings D2 B6 B8 Online: httpVrww.hfhtoxtra.ooiw |