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Show Pag AI THE DAILY Hl.ft AM), Vnno. I Uii. Sirdaj. (XV,brr 26, 1W to airlift food to Z air Test your knowledge U.N of police procedure Time for a tlse attention pip qui. Pay to your answer. I'm not going to grade you. but the next cop who Mop you undoubtedly will. And since I'm going to ghc you the answers, you should pass with (lying colors QUESTION: Officer A is running radar on a busy highway. On Stop No. I. Motorist X is curt to Officer A. miking snide utterances about quotas w and officers "having nothing better to do." On Stop No. 2. Motorist Y remains in his vehicle and treats Officer A civilly if not courteously. On Stop No. 3. Motorist Z leaps out of his chicle and begins shouting profanity and threats at Officer A. Motorist Z's behavior deteriorates to the extent that officers B. C. 0 and E v.nn arrive and do things to Motorist Z that appear later ad nauseam on NBC. CBS and ABC. QUESTION: If only two citations are missing from Officer A's ticket book, which motorist was most likely to be the one not ticketed? The answer, of course, is Motorist Y. However, since a speeding ticket is a rather trivial matter next to a broken arm and two felony charges, strong argument can also be made for Motorist Z. QUEST ION: After 15 years on the job. Officer Weeble suffers from a limited attention span. What's left of Officer's Wecble's attention will most likely be attracted by : a Two Mormon missionaries on bikes. b A housewife hanging laundry. c) Several tattooed and s-looking dirtbags carrying a television through an alley. nervou- The answer, unless you're an idiot or an ACLU lawyer, is c). Once again, an argument can be made for b; if b) happens to be wearing a bikini. QUESTION True or false: Police officers just laugh when people point things at them that look like guns but really aren't. False is the correct answer, unless the prankster is a known felon, w hereupon the opportunity to legally shoot him ith little danger to themselves is greeted with considerable cheer by police officers. QUESTION: During the course of his shift. Officer Zimpfer is dispatched to several residences on loud parly complaints. If Officer Zimpfer is of average intelligence and ambition, which residence would be the one most likely to contain 40 kilos of crack cocaine? a) Senior citien borne hosting a Lawrence Welk reunion. b) Mobile home filled with bullet holes, pit bulls, tattooed women and a loud stereo. c) Apartment containing 10 normal Cub Scouts and a large box of Hostess products. The answer is b). EXTRA CREDIT QUESTION: Which residence would contain occupants least likely to be missed by society if Officer Zimpfer were to handle the problem by nailing the doors shut and setting fire to the place? Duh. B again. If y ou answered all the questions correctly (before peeking at the answ ers), your chances of running afoul of the police are considerably less than those who missed one. If you missed two. your next stop by the police w ill probably leave you wiih something to complain about. If you missed three, y ou're probably going to be on the new s real stum. If y ou missed four or more, y ou're either an escaped convict, a TV news journalist, a former OJ. Simplaw stuson juror or a first-yedent. It's not too late to change y our life. CYANGUCU. Rwanda f AP; With only five day of food supplies left and up to 300.000 Hutu refugees on the mme, the U.N. food agency announced Friday it y would start a emergency food airlift to eastern Zaire. The supplies would be sent to Bukavu, across the Ruii River from this southwestern Rwandan town. Fighting between Zairian troops and minority Tutsi has driven the Hutus from camp near Uvira. Zaire. 60 miles south of Bukavu. sending them fleeing into the nearby mountains. 20-da- (Continued from Page Al ) country. "The greatest thing they've learned is this government is of the people, for the people and by the people." she said. Wasatch students "registered" ' to vote last week and then came to the convention in full force. They banners and wore starvand-slripe- s held "vote" placards, which they waved every time a candidate fin-- ! ished answering a question. When the convention concluded, red. white and blue balloons ;were released from the ceiling .onto screaming, clapping and students. The students ; stomping were then ushered into the halls. ECONOMY: : 1 where they went to the practice polls to vote. On Election Day. students in the Provo School District will accompany their parents to the polls to vote in their own booths. Wasatch's convention was in preparation for this process. The district is participating w ith Kids Vote, a national organization that helps schools teach children about the political process in an effort to increase voter turnout. In areas where Kids Vote is in place, adult voter turnout has been known to increase up to 9 percent. Kids Vote hopes its program will establish good habits in youth while getting parents out to the polls. ar "Rebuild America" program. But while Clinton sounded traditional Democratic themes in his 1992 campaign, he has governed more like a Republican, jettisoning most of the spending programs he talked about on the campaign trail. Instead, he tailored his economic plan to please Wall Street bond investors by emphasizing deficit reduction. Clinton's economic advisers insist that those efforts paid off. allowing interest rales to fall, spurring investment and keeping the expansion alive. Ohio woman arrested, jailed for feeding parking meters A CINCINNATI (AP) woman was handcuffed and jailed for sticking coins in other people's expired parking meters as a police officer was about to ticket the cars. ' "That's not a pretty picture down there at that jail." said U lvia Slav ton. a grandmother of ?I0. Pulling money in a meter once has expired is against the law in Cincinnati even if it's your own car. Slayton said she just wanted to lo a good deed. Stayton said she was walking Jncar her home I hursuay when she Eidward Johnson ticjy,aw Officer cars. She said she asked keting I I ". . .1 L...I .1.1 a.. Jonnson wnetner ne nau recoiucu car's license plate yet. " "He said. 'Is this your car?' and 3 said, 'No.'" Stayton said. "So I Jput a nickel in the meter and a i me in the next one. J nen ne saici, t J SMITHTOWN. NY. (AP) recovered the Diver remains of another TWA Might K00 victim, the first one found in six weeks, the medical examiner's office said Friday. The remains of Eric Harness, of Norwalk. Ohio, were recovered on Wednesday and have been identified through dental records. The medical examiner said the remain of 214 of the 230 victims have been recovered. Only one the 2 3th body, found Sept. 1, remains unidentified. Meanwhile, lop investiga-- ( tors held a strategy session in Manhattan Friday to set their course for tlie next stage of the investigation. They decided, for now, to concentrate on the center fuel ' tank and midsection of the plane. . Data: Smaller women at risk from air bags WASHINGTON (AP) Eighteen drivers have been killed by air bags in the last six years in accidents they otherwise should have survived, and all but three have been smaller women, government accident data show. Fifteen of the 8 drivers killed since 1990 were women between 4 feel 8 inches and 5 feet 5 inches in height, according to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration data. "These adults would have lived if the air bag had not been there," said Lee Franklin of the highway safety agency's research and low-spe- ed 1 development office. Most of the public and government focus on air bag hazards has been on what to do about the deaths of at least 28 children and infants from passenger-sid- e air bags. "The focus has been on the kids," said Elaine Weinstcin. chief of the safety studies division of the National Transportation Safety Board. But. she added, "people have been concerned about smaller stature adults. Accident data shows children have been particularly vulnerable to head and neck injuries from 1 deploying air bags due to their weight and size or because they are g infant seat, riding in a which can slam against the seat back when an air bag deploys. However, the data also show certain adults especially smaller women can be vulnerable to driver-sid- e air bags. rear-facin- i SSTJ 7anxpu iiHffi km i mn: 1700 South Or em Com 700 East Provo Cow Laundry Watrwt M 1'w (rtvifm Htanu 220 S 700 East Provo J7ws Toe LoMVig weffl Mattg & I.; 1700 jum 640 Zr . f'-4-i Uundry Waaler S. Orem Medicaid costs grow by just 3 WASHINGTON (AP) The federal government's Medicaid costs increased by just 3 percent in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30. a much lower growth rate than in recent years for a program that has bedeviled federal and slate budgets for much of this decade, federal figures show. Among the likely reasons for the spending slowdown: the increased use of cheaper, managed-care insurance systems and a lower medical inflation rate. Even if the low growth rate is only temporary, experts have predicted there will be no more huge like the 29 percent increases growth rate in 1992. icieaS ar billion-a-ye- ) (Continued from Page March of 1991. But the initial ; upturn was so anemic that voters in 1992 were still feeling anxious, and Clinton attacked Bush's eco-- " nomic record as the worst since Herbert Hoover. ;; Clinton pledged an activist ;; presidency that would address the ; problems of economy's long-ter; stagnant wages and low productivity. He would empliasie "invest-- ! mcnls" in education, job training 'and infrastructure through a $20 A ethnic Tut sis, know n as the Bany who have lived in eastern Zaire for 200 years. Zaire accuses Tutsi-le- d governments in neighboring Rwanda and Burundi of aiding the Banyamulenge. a charge both governments deny. The UV High Commissioner for Refugees. Sadako Ogata, told the U.N. Security Council on Friday that fighting between Zairian troops and the Banyamulenge is complicating the evacuation of refugees. More than I I million Rwandan Hutu refugees now live in some 40 camps in eastern Zaire. 1 Online Bastion http:www.daJIy4rfiald.com VOTE: In recent weeks, a number of smoldering Centra! African conflicts have concentrated in eastern Zaire, near its border with Rwaisda and Burundi. International officials fear the volatile mixture of troops, rebels, hunger and ethnic conflict could erupt into large-scal- e bloodshed. The crisis is an offshoot of the slaughter between Hutus and Tut-si- s which engulfed Rwanda and Burundi in 1994. Refugees, mostly Hutus, fled to eastern Zaire and have refused to go home. The turmoil has prompted the Zairian government to try to expel Divers find TWA victim1 "That's against the law! You're under arrest!'" Slayton said she walked away, thinking Johnson w as joking. "He walked up behind me and slapped he jerked my the handcuffs on arm up behind me!" she said. She was charged with obstructing official business and disorderly conduct and spent three hours in jail before her daughter posted SI. 900 bail. She pleaded innocent. The charges carry a total of up to four months in jail and $1,000 in fines. Johnson wrote in his arrest report that Slayton was "screaming and yelling" and "engaging in turbulent behavior which served no lawful and reasonable purpose." Lt. Fred Ramsey said that the officer told Stayton several times to stop putting money in the meters. M Fri. noon to Pick up free ft Patty Heraft 1555 Not Fr&edom Boulevard P.O. Box 717. Provo. Utah 84603-071- 7 Ciatutied Advertising Retail Advertwns Subscriptions and delivery service Newsroom For Departments not listed above 3734450 5 0 FAX 9 .edft16rtsnet.com USPS d (ISSN 0691-277daily Mocoay through Friday evening: Pulitzer and Saturday Sunday momng by Cornmuriity Newspapers Inc.. 1555 North Freedom Boulevard. Provo. Utah 84604 Periodicals postage paid at Provo. 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