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Show TUESDAY, December 30, 2003 he Salt Lake Tribune ROUND@*.THE GLOBE ——— Compiled from Tribune news services NATION WORLD At A GLANCE AT A GLANCE CALIFORNIA PHILIPPINES Another storm menaces American brothers held area hit by mudslides for alleged terrorlinks MANILA SAN BERNARDINO — A new Pacific storm churned toward Philippine authori ties said Monday that they havear rested two American brothersfor suspectedlinks to terrorism, as the country remainedon alert over the reported presenceof foreign Mus lim militants in the south. Michael Ray Stubbs andhis brother James, a convert to Islam, have been held at an undisclosed location since they were arrested earlier this month in the townof Tanza in Cavite province, 21 miles southwest of Manila, an immigra tion official said. James Stubbs is knownas Jamil Daoud Mujahid, accordingto U.S. State Department spokesman Southern California on Monday, bringing the threat of more flash floods and mudslides in the mountains where torrents of mud on Christmas Daykilled 14 people and left two missing. The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning through Tuesday evening for the San Bernardino Mountains, scene of the tragedies. One to 3 inches of rain were expected to begin falling Mondaynight. “The bad newsis,it’s already rained up there, so the soil’s already saturated,” said forecaster Stuart Seto. “It probably can’t hold Adam Ereli, who said authorities in the Philippines notified Ameri can officials two days after the men were arrested on immigration charges on Dec, 13. GUATEMALACITY Finalresults confirm conservative won easily Oren Rund sits in front of his home at the West Bank Jewish settlement of Ginnot Arieh, which he and others vow not to leave. Jewish settlers vow to ign eviction from outpost hills where he lives. By LAURIE COPANS “God says‘live here’ — and that’s The Associated Press Eaix Penes/The Associated Press it,” said Pinchas Yamin, 27, a religious GINNOT ARIEH, West Bank pledged to cre ate jobs, stamp out corruption, and beat back rising crime prom- ises sure to please a U.S. Former mayor of capital bags and authorities warned residents to be prepared. ~ ‘God sayssive here’ GUATEMALACITY The con servative ex-mayor of Guatemala’s capital easily defeatedhis leftist op ponent in presidential elections, Monday’s results showed. The vic tory seems likely to swing the country back to the conservative, U.S.-friendly rule of the early and mid-1990s Oscar Berger, who was declared winnerof Sunday's election with 54 percent of the vote, has rates much more.” No evacuations were ordered, butfirefighters passed out sand- Puotos sy Kevin Fraver/TheAssociated Press government that recently feared the return to powerof an ex dictator accused of genocide Berger, who was mayor of Gua temala City from 1990 until 1999, defeated center-leftist Alvaro Colomin the run-off elections, which were peaceful and orderly, RUSSIA Workfor a better Russia, Putin tells allies in Duma MOSCOW— President Vladimir Putin on Monday told the first parliament controlled by his supporters that it should serve as a model of democracy and improve Russian living standards. Putin also exhortedthe State Duma, the lower house ofparlia ment, to reform education andthe health system, and helpprovide more affordable housing by en couraging the development of Rus Jovan Miller, center, and two friends mourn Mondayat the scene of an accident in which seven teens died. Jew and disc jockey at a settler radio station. “I won’t leave alive.If a sol- In- sisting they are boundtothe land, Jewish settlers living in this tiny cluster of trailers said Mondaythat the government would haveto forcibly removethem from their homes if it carries out a decision to tear down their Oren Rund, secretary of the outpost, said thousands of settlers would flock here if soldiers try to force them outpost. off the land. Pulling down the unauthorized settlements that dot hilltops throughout the West Bank is a key element of the U.S-backed“road map” peace plan, whichIsraeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon accepted with reservations in June. Soonafter, soldiers dismantled a few of the more than 100 outposts, but momentum fizzled as the peace process bogged downandPalestinians ignored the road maprequirement that they disarm militant groups. Sharon and Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz agreed Sundayto order four of the outposts three of them uninhabited dismantled in the coming days. One of the three, Havat Shaked, has been evacuated several times before but rebuilt each time. Thefourth is Ginnot Arieh, about four miles northeast of the Palestinian city of Ramallah and hometo some 25 settlers. Dismantling uninhabited outposts is convenient for the government, because it minimizes thethreat of confrontation with settlers. Still, somesettlers defend even uninhabited areas, because they see them as the kernel of future settlements The unauthorized outposts — none of which house more than a few dozen dier wants, he can take me, but not alive. This is my home.” NORTH CAROLINA 7 teens die in car crash trying to outrun police TROUTMAN — car trying to families, and many of which are un- populated — are widely viewed as a separate issue from the 150 established West Bank and Gaza Strip settlements where some 220,000 Israelis live. outrun a police officer ran off a road and crashed early Monday, killing all seven young peopleinside, the state HighwayPatrolsaid. | “Whatis illegal will be removed, Sharonsaid in a recent speech, without elaborating. promised to carry All the victims — five males and two females — were believed | to be in their teens, Highway Pa- out the evacua’ in the “least painful way possible”forsettlers. Past efforts to remove outposts GRABBING trol of thelegislatureearlier this . pe serene lo month, a vote driven in part by sig nificant economic gains madedur ing Putin’s four years in power SERBIA-MONTENEGRO ; .“¢ THE H x war criminal winelection * BELGRADE— ° LINES antient dtaiesik cion of possessin: 4 up the hill, settiers walk past trailers in cameras, are calculated to underscore then skidded to a stop upside down the unauthorized outpost of Ginnot Arieh on Monday. the difficulty any government would havein removing settlers, in a creek. re sae - Jailed former " Suchscenes, played outbefore TV vant Jews who believe the West Bank say whenexactly the outposts would be taken down,but the military said the commanderoverseeing the West Judge: Parental consent not needed for abortion is part of the biblical land of Israel and must remain underIsraeli control. Someestablish outposts as gestures of Bank, Maj. Gen. Moshe Kaplinski, defiance after Palestinian attacks. signed an order Mondayfortheir removal. Oneresident of Ginnot Arieh said he would never abandonthe stony Ginnot Arieh was sucha case:It was set upafter a settler, Arieh Hershkowitz, was shot to death in an attack nearby three years ago. CONCORD — federal judge Mondaydeclared unconstitutional a state law that would havere- quired parental notice before a minor could get an abortion. The ruling came two daysbefore the law was to takeeffect. gun, I would have US.District Judge Joseph Di- tion was part of a formal police caution 27-year-old blonde, announced earlier this Clerico said the measure does not a recntyes Sf ee Web site conaining images of child abuse. ee Tt they “engayiens having found love on series adequately address cases in which a girl might need an immediate ry ne ae acknowt edged i his credit card to enter a ~~ abortionto protect her health. “We won,”said Martin Honig- butsaid he was doing researchfor his autobiography and a campaign against It’s another girl for actress Marlee Matlin. a. 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Milosevic’s Balkan war campaigns canine awful because it day’s ballot for the 250-seat parlia- firmed what everybodythought.” in the 1990s, won 81 seats in Sun- ment oe far morethan thepro- would have con- He reportedly said that low point Western groups that toppled cameafter his arrest in January as part Milosevic three yearsago. of Operation Ore, an FBl-led crackdown ist Party and Seselj are jailed by the U.N. tribunal at The Hague on atrocity charges related to wars in Croatia, Bosnia and Kosovo. Townshendwas cleared in May of possessing pornographic images of chil. dren butstill was placed on a national register of sex offenders. That registra- Milosevicof the Serbian Social- The Salt Lake Tribune (ISSN 0746.99) OBENOSS Rates Established April 15,1871. 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