| Show J'St ' ' f j - Today Sunny High 82 Back on track -- ahead : “v- n- J y-- -- 2-- 1 - y? $ f ti? r' S f Lakers pull low 55 t V-"- 'V i May 27 2000 v ' - 4 i r Child’s play Virtual tours Local churches use fun to teach religion Service gives home views V"'' V 1E ID r: 360-degr- ee 1 10 i n ' V ' !” 1 1 f"3r Lxammer H http:wwwstandardnet ' — v ' Ji ! 50 cents f v SERVING THE TOP OF UTAH SINCE 1888 t ' f 9y£a mi ' ‘7 Jf't '' V SJ'JZr' f -- y i - : ' - t - &w®rs®s r r:h Stofte (right) of San Diego Calif finds room case on one of the new shuttle buses in to be the standing only Zion National Park POPULAR WAYTO GO: Larry now the only way to go i d ByPAULFOY — Associated Press Writer In Zion it’s Memorial weekend travelers will find buses V “geld memo” lists possible influences to gain IOC votes So-calle- JL - v- ’' - t - SALT LAKE CITY Salt Lake Olympic offi- cials Friday released a memo written1 in the early 1990s that apparently was a blueprint for influ- encing International Olympic Committee mem--berwho select cities that host the Games The “geld memo” details the personalities and family needs of IOC members in such blunt language as “Husband needs a job” and in the case of another member “son 17 needs a fu s it ' Park Service spokeswoman Car-ol Anthony “Visitation to the ' " -- te ed l y ‘ ' ' 'V-- - — ' - tx- national parks has just been in-rate a at creasing phenomenal have replaced cars u and I think that we’re finally ' V' INS'BE: Q&A about the new 539 be Fa to issue the quite facing 1 just £ shuttle service4A frank” I first HANNAH Zion WOLFSON In r transportation By nVt-- i !? became a hot topic in 1977 Th$ Associated Press when the park - designed to rION NATIONAL t handle about a million people a PARK - In recent had 14 million visitors year years the route through fthe stunning red cliffs of A master plan written that year declared demand would soon Zion Canyon has become a big the supply of parking beautiful parking lot filled with outstrip spaces mod tour buses The park now gets an esti- - t tor homes and bad tempers mated 25 million visitors each ' Not anymore year In the peak season of In an attempt to restore the April through October that peace and quiet that gave Zion translates to an average of 2000 its name the national park on cars and 20 tour buses a day outTuesday became the first On a busy holiday weekend as ' side of Alaska to ban nearly all many as 3000 vehicles may cars from its most popular secit the narrow canyon in tion Yvia day - all of them trying to In most cases tourists must i'-450 squeeze into parking v now take shuttles from the new ‘‘4 rr spaces V visitor center to travel up the rS-- 1 V V “Frayed tempers people hol’T t canyon at each other people lering For the first time in years de- d double- - and Tuesday it was easy to slow said the straying vegetation” v ht V‘ down and experience the park -- Zion spokesman Denny Davies 'X V” Sk to hear the sound of the Virgin “We just decided that one of v River and even catch the buzz the criterion we wanted was to t of a hummingbird that stopped restore this place to peace and h to Investigate one shuttle stop quiet” Officials at crowded national One option was voluntary said it across the country parks shuttles like those running at fucould be a glimpse of the several national parks But Zion ture DOUGLAS C PIZACThe Associated Press officials worried too few people ' “I think it would be safe to would leave their cars behind SCENIC JOURNEY: A shuttle bus is dwarfed by cliffs in Zion National Park The park began say that in 10 or 20 years a They also considered widen- number of parks may have banning cars from one section of the park this week requiring visitors to ride shuttle buses See Z10N4A instead systems” like this said National j- double-parke- six-mi- le rvt Tl v '' ' 4 - ture” 7 “Geld” - the German word for money -- r was written next to the names of eight IOC members Four of those members were expelled or forced to resign last year for accepting cash gifts scholarships and other inducements from bidders who won the 2002 Winter Games for Salt Lake! The geld memo was maintained in a computer file by the Salt Lake bid committee but it is not clear which particular bid officers cqntributed to it It surfaced when it was subpoenaed in the Justice Department’s grand jury investigation of the Olympic scandal Mitt Romney who was brought in as president of the Salt Lake Organizing Committee after it was tainted by scandal had advocated releasing memo for weeks He held off because the of the investigation but on Thursday the Justice Department said prosecutors wouldn’t seek an' in7' C dictment against the SLOG “will he let Romney said in a statement Friday 7 ' j the document speak for itself” 28-pa- See SLQC6A "? 1- - triple-parke- A h' lerSMayai V - It’s not just “ 2' Vv C X- - anywhere you can dine in a jungle setting and be entertained by divers ’V’ and macaws rifflriMisMiar-- T i alarms Riverdale resident Mini-mudsli- de MUDDY MESS: Riverdale resident Jamen Wood shows a small mudslide that ran off the recently repaired Davis-Web- After last year’s canal break he says he’s ready to move By RYAN R OLIVER er canal behind his RIVERDALE 71MSCHOON Jamen Wood said “This was not something funny” Covering his young daughter's sandbox and a big spot in the middle of the yard a mud slide had arrived with no plans to leave The visit would have been nothing more than a nuisance for the Woods had they not lived directly at the foot of the Another dangerous virus spreading through Agency warns against opening “Killer Resume" the Word document the virus will then delete important files on the user’s computer The FBI advised computer users with this subnot to open any ject line to deactivate the executive summary feature in Microsoft Outwithlook and then delete the out opening it The industry was working on software patches to stop the virus the FBI said pany The government warning said the If a computer user opens the attachment the virus will spread itself Memorial Day weekend could allow to everyone in the virus to spread over the next three by sending an address book the days with a potentially rapid surge in the user’s company said When the user closes activity as business open overseas on tional Infrastructure Protection Center said The virus is carried in a file attached to an with the subject “Resume - Janet Simons” The attachment is a Microsoft Word file called “EXPLORERDOC" or “RESUM EDOC” according to an alert posted on the Web site of Network Associates a computer security comail The Associated Press - A new and WASHINGTON dubbed virus dangerous computer “Killer Resume” is spreading through systems using the Microsoft Outlook program the FBI and computer industry sources said Fri' day night s industry sources reported that a number of corporate systems had already been infected and some shut down the FBI’s Na Anti-viru- - Wood was shocked Friday morning when he awoke to discover the guest that oozed onto his backyard during the night “My heart was pounding” Standard-Examin- ail staff Standard-Examin- home FBI: ail ail LZ1 4 j'-- ail anti-vir- us Authorities advise consumers how to protect themselves against the “easiest white-collcrime in America' ' ! r ar I '"f gumtPJ-ffif- f tswag m L The historic Central Elementary in Brigham City is being abandoned The closure is like a death in the family 7 ’ See MUD6A e-m-ail Monday and in the United States on Tuesday d Network Santa Clara Associates said the virus was known as the “Killer Resume” because it arrives pretending to be a resume from a potential job applicant Symantec AntiVirus Research Center of Cupertino Calif said the virus was “extremely and the text of the message reads: Earlier this month the spread of a computer virus that could have done more damage than the “Love Bug” was slowed by US companies that had strengthened their defenses Calif-base- juVWooooi Printed on recycled paper I |
