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Thursday, January 18, 1996 THE DAILY HERALD, Provo, Utah Page B3 Utah Haws LDS Church emam officials deny involvemei Centennial stamp cuts off 2 years ' The BECKLEY, W. Va. (AP) Mormon Church had nothing to do with the lengthy abuse of a young girl and her brother, despite claims to the contrary jn(j jawsujt here, an official for the church said.. ,f. The girl and boy were violently ' BOUNTIFUL (AP) For stamp designer Lloyd Shaw, 98 years of Statehood apparently was enough. Shaw formatted it t. .r- - .r . n. k'4iiTvi mm atm .' the Davis County Centennial stamp cancel- lation postmark, which began being issued on the state's 100th birthday, with a Jan. 4, 1994, date instead of the correct year of 1996. "I was totally embarrassed," said Shaw, who can't explain his error. It wasn't discovered until 200 letters were postmarked on Jan. 4 out of the Bountiful post office and the main post office in Salt Lake City. The Davis postmark depicts the sun setting on Antelope Island and the Great Salt Lake, with the incorrect date printed just below it. The year has since been corrected. The mistake has made the original Davis County postmark the most ' popular of the 29 county postmarks Shaw formatted for the statewide celebration. Huntsman helps e p-'.. inter wonderland car that got stuck in the snow gets a push during Wednesday's blizzard conditions in Bill CITY (AP) M. Huntsman ', flew with a medical team to France who ; to help one of his employees iva's badly burned in Armenia. Huntsman flew to Lyon in the I Huntsman jet with the Intermoun-tai- n Burn Center team from Univerwhich he hired sity Hospital to help injured employee David Home, said Anne Brillinger, spokes-Woma- n for University Hospital. ' Home is originally from Salt Lake City. , . '.'He's a very, very dear friend of the Huntsmans as well as one who has given untold humanitari-ar- i service to the Armenian people," Huntsman Corp. spokesman Don Olsen said of Home on Wednesday. ' "And that is why Jon immediately' made the decision to get whatever help he could, and as quickly as possible, (on) a flight to Armenia." 'Enid and .Don Falvey. No tickets match lottery numbers ; DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) None of the tickets sold for the Powcrball game Wednesday night matched all six numbers drawn, 'which were: 'I Powerball 34 num-- I Players matching all five hers and the Powerball would have llwon or shared the $54.9 million csti- I jackpot. The prize goes to an 'mated $67 million for Saturday. Tickets that match the first five ;! numbers, butmiss the Powerball. ' I win $ OO.O(X) each, and there were !'18 of those. Five were sold in !: Georgia, two each were sold in 'Iowa, Kansas and Minnesota and :'one each was sold in Arizona, 'Delaware, Kentucky. Louisiana. and West 1; Rhode Island, Wisconsin . ; 1 Virginia. ' for Lake City-base- ; church. d "Such heinous treatment, is beyond comprehension, and the father has been excommunicated from,,, the church' pijeji saj4 Wednesday. 'We join ykn decejjt people everywhere in condemning " abuse of any type. ';'' Vv ' ? "We are also appalled' at' "the allegations by the plaintiffs' attorney that the church or any of, its, ' clause "nonsense." "Any (medical) bill for prenatal care that goes into the insurance company puts them on notice that you are pregnant," Peterson told members of the Senate Health and Environmental Standing Committee. "That baby eventually is going to come out some time, some way. If they know that the baby is there, I don't understand why they won't cover you unless you call on the way into the delivery room." Both women were insured by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Utah. Their policies covered maternity expenses but they were denied coverage for their delivery bills because they failed to notify the insurance company that they had gone into labor. The insurance company agreed to pay the bills a few months later after calls from physicians and Peterson's office. Peterson called the mandated notification - , leaders is in any way responsible, for these shocking acts," Olsen ' T said. ' 1 tl.tklMH m. AUGUST! U SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Joe Waldholtz says the $2 million his estranged wife Rep. . Enid Waldholtz has claimed is missing was spent by the two of them. Rep. Waldholtz has claimed that her husband, whom she is seeking to divorce, disappeared with some $2 million of the $4 million from her father. The other $2 million went into her successful 1994 campaign , "There is no money missing," Joe Waldholtz said in a telephone interview with The Salt Lake Tribune. "I have no idea what they're talking about when they say $2 million is missing. (Enid's) '.'SALT LAKE SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Zion National Park had 2.45 million visitors in 1995, and there would have been even more if not ' "for the government shutdown. ."; Despite the shutdown of park facilities for 16 days in December 'due. to the federal budget impasse, visitation during the unseasonably "warm month was 55,598 people, lip" 12.5 percent from December "1994. The total 1995 visitation was up 6.9 percent from 1994. "Had it not been for the two shutdowns of the federal government in November and December, we are certain that visitation would have exceeded 2.5 million," said Zion Superintendent r- spent it Joe says OK Park hits record despite shutdown news resorts, but disappointing motorists. See weather, Page A7. . i 'Silence' bill gets . AP Photo advances despite companies' argument A bill to proSALT LAKE CITY (AP) hibit insurance companies from using clauses to deny coverage to pregnant policyholders has been approved for Senate action over vehement objections from insurance companies. Sen. Millie Peterson, Valley, said her bill stems from experiences of two women who in the past year gave birth at University Hospital. '. .' Salt Lake City. Forecasters predicted more white stuff today good news for ski A e CITY (AP) The House Education Committee has approved unanimously a bill 'allowing teachers to declare a '"period of silence" in classrooms. '. ; , The measure, sponsored by Rep. does not ,Nora Stephens, give teachers rights they don't already have, but instead is intended to clarify what some said is a confusing issue to many educators. As originally drafted, the legis- , lation would give teachers, school boards and school community councils the ability to provide for a period of silence. . The committee changed that, gi Jns; teachers the control over their classi corns. - .' . LAKE ;SALT Industrialist Jon committee's J Q f raped and sodomized for fjv years' in what West Virginia authorities called the worst case of childhood sexual abuse they tiacj ... seen in the state. The $750 million lawsuit alleges Mormon ,Church" leaders learned of the abuse in 9fy and did nothing for the cljildjeni until their father was' arrested 'in, 1994 on the strength of a 55jninute '., videotape depiftni'g' abuse. "We express our sorrow apd deep concern for the innocent children apparently terribly abused by their 'own father," said Bruce Ls Olsen,' spokesman for the Saft i ; 'JU UJJWtWJ ' "."i '. Mil I Canon BJ200ex M ,4 A7 S ComputerMonitor f JTaJ f SPrinter SSoftware valued i ' ,f lit, ' ' a " at $800, including , fx. windows 95 Vy . Packard Bell Cnmnutcr. SPR!CE BREAK! Jjkmtjp?, C; Monitor and Printer 75MHz Pentium processor . 540MB Hard Drive Jvt Packard rrif r, Processor Logos I ! 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He previously had left unresolved whether he would testify before a grand jury or invoke his constitutional right against Now he says he "can't wait" to talk to the grand jury. "I will agree to anytliing that moves this process forward," he said. Rep. Waldholtz declined comment Wednesday on her husband's statements, other than a statement released through her spokeswoman: "I believed Joe Waldholtz for four years. I hope that others don't make the same mistake." The newspaper said Joe Waldholtz refused to comment on whether he accepts responsibility and that he frequently joked during the more than hourlong conversation, referring to the scandal as a "soap opera," adding, "But we've made it fun." He said he has not spoken with his wife and has not seen their 4 daughter since he took off Nov. and disappeared for six days. He said he loves and misses his wife. "She's a good person. I know that I'll never love anyone that much again," he said. 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