| Show Standard-Examin- Monday September 26 1988 er National 5A advertisement How’s Your UN hears Reagan optimism on arms pact NEW YORK (AP) — President Reagan in a farewell address to the United Nations said today it is “more than a possibility” that a treaty curbing intercontinental ballistic missiles can be signed with the Soviet Union within the next year In a speech prepared for delivery at the opening of the General Assembly Reagan also called for an international conference to stop the use of poison gas and other chemical weapons The president reviewed what he said has been progress toward peace in his administration but added that “history teaches us caution” and that “even in this time of hope the chance of failure is real” come” On Afghanistan he said “We encourage the Soviet Union to complete its troop withdrawal at the earliest possible date so that the Afghan people can freely determine their future without further outside interference” And he said he will “continue to urge the Congress and the American public to stand behind those who resist this attempt to impose a totalitarian regime” on the Nicaraguan people e Turning to negotiations on nuclear weapons the president said “I can tell this assembly that it is highly doubtful such a treaty can be accomplished in a few months but I can tell you a year from now is a possibility more than a possibility” Then in an emotional passage he said “Poison gas Chemical warfare the terror of it The horror of it We condemn it The use of chemical weapons in the q war — beyond its tragic human BOISE Idaho (AP) — An investigation was under way today into the slaying of Richard Holmes a central figure in the kidnap-murdof a Nampa drug informant who was found dead in his cell Sunday night after inmates went on a rampage in the Idaho State Penitentiary’s Unit 9 Tim McNeese executive assistant to state Department of Corer close-custo- rections director A1 dy Murphy refused to release details on how Holmes died But he said whoever killed Holmes got into the cell through a hole knocked in the wall McNeese would not speculate uprising 3':-ho- ur which began when inmates refused to let two unarmed guards confiscate their homemade liquor known as “squawkie” was staged as a diversion for the slaying The guards left the cellblock about 3:15 pm to get reinforcements when inmates turned violent breaking glass and burning mattresses and papers while they held control of the unit “It appears there was significant damage” McNeese said When SWAT teams from the prison Idaho State Police Boise police and Ada County sheriffs the builddepartments ing about 6:45 pm inmates left voluntarily and no force was needed But in checking individu in al cells about 20 minutes later McNeese said officers discovered Holmes’ body After officers regained control the cellblock was emptied and sealed off as a crime scene he said Inmates were reassigned to other quarters The cellblock normally has a population of 120 McNeese said the number of inmates that took part in the disturbance was not immediately known but that many remained in their cells Holmes serving time on kidnapping and drug convictions faced a charge of aiding and abetmurder in the ting killing of Denise Williams an informant for Nampa police shot more suspects than other units and has watched as criminals commit felonies a newspaper reported Sunday The Los Angeles Times also said there were instances in which Special Investigations Detectives watched as victims were threatened “There’s a separate subculture involved there a very macho subculture” the Times quoted a retired officer it did not name as saying let situations degenerate to the point “They just where they can use deadly force” said the officer described as knowledgable in the unit’s operations Since it was formed in 1965 detectives in the Special Investigations section have killed 23 suspects and wounded 23 others according to police records The Times said that was the most shootings for such a unit within the departwell-arm- ed first-degr- high-ranki- ment In a study of records obtained in part through It was Reagan's seventh appearance before the United Nations He has addressed the opening session of the General Assembly each year since 1983 and spoke at a special UN session on disarmament in 1982 After his speech the president planned to meet with UN Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar Egyptian Foreign d Israeli Minister Esmat Foreign Minister Shimon Peres President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe Sheik Sabah foreign minister of Kuwait and others Abdel-Megui- It will be Reagan’s first meeting with Perez de Cuellar since the White House’s announcement on Sept 13 that the president was releasing $188 million the Unit- question OGDEN UT — Electronic hear- ing tests will be given at the Bel-toHearing Aid Service office on Thursdax and Fridav from 9 AM ' to 5 PM Professionally trained Hearing Aid Specialist will be at our office at 442 Harrison Blvd Ogden to perform the tests Anyone who has trouble hearing is welcome to hae a test using 1 modern electronic equipment to determine if the loss is one which max be helped Some of the causes of hearing loss will be explained and diagrams of how the car works will be shown Everyone should have a hearing test at least once a year-eve- n people now wearing a hearing aid of those who have been told nothing could be done for them Only a hearing test can determine if you are one of the many a hearing aid can help The free hearing tests will be given Thursday and Friday from 4 AM to 5 PM at 4421 Harrison Blvd Ogden To axoid waiting call for an appointment Or if you for can't come in call 476-014- 5 serxicc Ogden Office States had withheld from the organization to show displeasure with ed 4421 Harrison Blvd UN budgetary and hiring practices Call 476-014- 5 New model — FO 420 es al $139993 SHARP RETAIL $2195 New Location 4091 RIVERDALE ROAD OGDEN “PRODUCTS FOR THE OFFICE” i 'S PHONE UTAH 392-750- 3 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL ee the California Public Records Act the newspaper found that in 17 of 32 cases examined SID officers had apparent justification to arrest the criminals they were following before serious crimes were committed Monthly summaries of the squad's activities show that suspects were arrested in fewer than of its 1987 surveillances In 1987 the unit arrested 36 suspects an average of fewer than two arrests per man at a cost of $1 million in salaries and overtime the Times reported Other officers in the LAPD made 75362 felony arrests last year the records showed Chief Dary l F Gates refused to be interviewed about the special squad but Cmdr William Booth defended the unit “We're dealing with people who we have a lot of reasons to believe are involved in extreme forms of violence and so we’re watching them and there’s not much we can do until they violate the law” Booth said one-fourt- pride” 18 Second Transmission 16 Shades Half-TonAutomatic paper cutter 70 Auto-dimemory polling Delayed Transmission & relay Answering Machine Hook-u- p ' tefi Paper reports officers arrest fewer shoot more than others LOS ANGELES (AP) — A secretive Los Angeles Police Department unit has made fewer arrests but leaves office in January the president said that “if future generations do say of us that in our time peace came closer that we did bring about new seasons of truth and justice it will be cause for rampage cell-bloc- k secret unit LAPD space-base- Iran-Ira- Inmate slain in whether the ar gua long-rang- He called upon Iran and Iraq to cooperate in implementing the UN resolution on their Persian Gulf war saying “Let this war end now Let peace cinder-bloc- k toll — jeopardizes the moral and legal strictures that have held these weapons in check since World War I” The president urged nations that signed the Geneva protocol outlawing such weapons and other concerned countries to “convene a conference to consider actions that we can take together to reverse the serious erosion of this treaty” Iraq has admitted using chemical Persian Gulf weapons in its eight-yewar with Iran but claims Iran also employed the banned substances Tehran has denied the allegation In addition the United States has accused Iraq of using poison gas against its Kurdish minority An announcement by Iraq's foreign minister last week indicated Iraq will no longer use chemical weapons against foreign or domestic adversaries The president also said recent briefings he has received in the Oval Office on his d misile Star Wars system for a defense “indicate that progress toward such systems may be even more rapid and less costly than we had at first thought” Noting that this would be his last address to the United Nations before he The president condemned “the continuing deterioration of human rights in Nicaragua and the refusal of the tiny elite now ruling that nation to honor promises of democracy made to their own people and to the international community” He called on the Soviet Union to “assist in bringing the conflict in Central America to a close by halting the flow of billions of dollars of arms and ammunition to the Sandinista regime” in Nicara- Hearing? sweet and sour included DOUBLE FEATURE iii W h 7400-memb- Reg 450 er with gas purchase of $5 LIMIT gWfTiWia & THEY'RE BACK! be m claws WILD CHERRY () $129 25f Reg 169 2 liter You’re invited to a Fall Fitness Celebration featuring our new kids’ club toning table 1 V salon and year round USS swim team Fall is Fitness Time and we are inviting you and your family to join us at our Fall Fitness Open House Celebration This year’s theme: “Let’s Talk Fitness” will feature fitness testing and exciting ways to get in shape Come see the new additions partiepate in the testing and join us for refreshments You'll have a healthy good time and a chance to pick up some fantastic tips to get your Fall Fitness program started FREE Glaucoma and visual testing the Eccles Eve Center bv 9:30-11:3- 0 SAT OCT 1 1988 FREE Hearing testing by Audiologist Tel Boman 9:30-5:0- 10:00-12:0- 0 ( FREE Blood Pressure and Heart Rate Check-up - FREE Nutritional Counseling bv Patty Petersen Registered Dietician 11-- 1 FREE grip strength and flexibility testing by the McKay Dee Rehabilitation Center 11:30-1:3FREE Food Compliments of "The Mulligan Featuring cajun cooking 11-0 1 $3100 33 ill get your memberhip started today!! DRAWING FOR PRIZES E3ERY HOUR Good Selection c 10" Floor Plants Based on single fitness O O O O O O O O 0 SCHEFFLERA HAWAIIAN SCHEFFLERA PALMS RUBBER TREE DRACAENA MARJ HIBISCUS (3 colors) CHINA DOLL PEACE LILLY If REGULAR - YUCCA FICUS BENJAMIN and others ' v V 3SBUSiSStBd y n $2295 |
