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Show MORNING BRIEFING A2 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Massachusetts:We ght-trained women the Super Bowl, but CBS tough sentences in GI rape trial handle Army's heavy-lifting requirements ae HEADLINERS { Japan: Prosecutorswant | SDAY, JANUARY 30, 1996 NBC mayhave televised it during his net. David Letterman made thebestof up with the work's radio broadcast of the game. He came the Super Listening to “Top Ten Good Things About radiohalftime show Bowl onthe Radio” for the CBS cer can announ the 10. When the game gets boring, Atlantic Pacific Ocean makestuff up. butt slapping. 9. Nospitting, noscratching, no s 8. Theinstant replays where ue announcerdescribe play again, really, really slowly e Pacific Ocean aders are at like you can imaginethe cheerle naked 6. If youlike, you can imagine theofficials are naked teamdo your play 5. It's fun to phone in requests, thenhearthe ; your wife to move Le head 4, During sex. youdon't have to ask 3. Cansimultaneously listen to the game and readLate ShowBook of Top | Washington: Combination of3drugs may be best weapon yetin AIDS battle eR ER Indian Ocean Ten Lists, $16.95 at bookstores everywhere one. — 2. Hearing a groin pull is less painful than seeing 1. You neverknow whenthe announcer's giving you the finger — likethis. Atlantic Ocean Tennessee: Navy jet crashes| in Nashville neighborhood Johnnie Cochransaidhe has beenableto use his newfound celebrity what status to benefit youth. “I am ableto speak to children and kids about of Toledo they ought to do with theirlives. Cochransaid at a University about scholarship dinner Friday in Ohio. “It puts me 1n theposition to talkwasnot — which the so-calleddivide in Americaand how, despitethat divide created by the Simpson case — thereis still much morethat unites us, than “* TODAY'S BRIEFING EDITORS: Kirk Millson & Jennifer Sokolowsky THE AMERICAS Navy Jet Hits Homes: A Navy F-14 fighter jet heavy with fuel for a return trip to California crashed in a hugefire- ball in a Nashville. Tenn.. neighborhood Monday, demolishing three houses and killingfive people Details A-1 ASIA/OCEANIA NoSlap on the Wrist: Japanese prose- cutors Mondayasked for 10-year prison sentences, with forced labor, for each of three U.S. servicemenaccusedof raping a 12-year-old Okinawa schoolgirl in September Details: A-6 Strong Women: With enoughstrength training, women can load trucks. fix Assassination Re-Enacted: Yitzhak Rabin’s confessed assassin re-enacted heavy equipment and march under the weight of a loaded backpack as well as many men, according to a study by Army researchers. Details A-1 scenes fromtheslaying in court Monday smiling as hepointed apistol and then was wrestled to the courtroomfloor New HopeforAIDSPatients:A triple punch combination of an experimental new AIDS drug and two others already on the market is by far the most potent treat ment yet for people infected with the deadly virus, researchers said Monday Details A-3 Foster Returns: Seven months after his nomination for surgeon general was shot down, Henry Foster has resurfaced in a new role ai the White House — senior adviser to the president on the issue of teen pregnancy Details A-7 Gun Found: Police who feared they would find trip wires and plastic explosives discovered only a few weapons Monday when they searched John E. du Pont’s estate, including the gun they believe he usedto kill an Olympicwrestler Separatists Rejoice: Lucien Bouchard, the manseparatists hopewill lead Quebec to independence, took the helm of the province's government Monday, say- India-Pakistan Skirmish: Indian and Pakistani troops firedacrossthedisputed Kashmir border Monday in a fourth day of armedskirmishes. Col. Yahya Jamil, a Pakistan Defense Ministry spokesman, said Monday's border clash took place near Forward Kahuta, where a mosque No More N-Tests: President Jacques Chirac announced Monday night that France has endedits controversial nuclear-testing program in the South Pacific and nowwill embark onafresh campaign in favor of disarmament De Retrieving the Dead: Inching through an area laced with mines, ‘0 soldiers reached the wreckage of a British armoredvehicle Monday andbegan the deli- cate operationofretrieving threesoldiers killed by a mine Details: A-6 ing he wouldfirst focus on Quebec's deep economictroubles Samper May Deal: Colombian President Ernesto Samper may beconsidering a resignation deal under which he could avoid prosecution on charges he took mil- lions of dollars from cocaine bosses to Coup Leader Speaks: (ol Barre MainassaraIbrahimtoldvisiting West African diplomats that the army ousted Ni- ger’s first democratically elected government to end a “catastrophic” government deadlock of rival political parties, and he offered no promises about returning the fund his 1994 campaign country to democracy BUSINESS SPORTS Dow Rises: The Dow Jonesindustrial average rose 33.23 points Monday to 5,304.98. breaking past 5.300 forthe first time enrouteto its fourth new high in a week Stocks: D-8 No More Smith: Smith's Food & Drug Centers Inc.'s Chief Executive Officer Jeff Smith, 46, plans to step away from day-to-day management of the company and head for the golf course, Smith's exit from managementis part of a sweeping restructuring. After midyear, the grocery chain will no longer have a Smith family memberdirecting daily operations Details: D-7 Tight-Lipped at Micron: At Micron TechnologyInc.'s annual meeting in Boise Monday, Jack Simplot worked the crowd like a politician and officials made glowing reports of new products waiting in the wings for the right market conditions. But questions about the stunning Jan. 18 departure — andreturnninedays later — of byvisiting a Leah Rabin wrappedup atwo-daytrip to Southern California the fact that in memorial to thevictiins of Nazi terror. “I feel a great pride again neverhappen could his somethingliket today weare convincedthat of becauseIsrael dares to protect Jewish lives whereverit can, the widow the touring slain Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Sundayafter Simon Wiesenthal Center's Museum unan- Bruce Springsteen is playing 5.000-seat theaters Details: A-1 with nothing but an acoustic guitar — a far cry fromthe °80s when “The Boss” and the EStreet Band packed stadiums around the world. But he’s not complaining. Rapist Imprisoned: Oneof thefirst men charged in Utah with spousal rape went to prison Mondayfor upto 15 years then search out the audience forit, andif this is the audiencefor the new album, fine. That's where I should Chairman Steve Appleton went swered for sexuallyattacking his wife last year The 24-year-old West Valley City man raped his wife twice after threatening to shoot herif she refused to submit to sex Details: B federal grazing fees is heating up again as UROPE/AFRIC We haveto do that and let's try and work together to make things better to be the country we want to be. Hamsters on the Range: Debate over was hit Friday by an Indian rocket I'vesaid, ‘Let’s not runandhide. Let's acknowledgethedivide divides us. UTAH/REGION the priceof grazing a cowandonecalf on public land dropped in 1996 to $1.35 a month. “It costs more for Americans to feed hamsters than cattlemen payfor the use of these lands,” complained Ken Rait, issues coordinator for the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance. Details: B-1 Early End to Education:Utah students could dropout of school when they reach 14 years of age undera bill proposed by a Sen. Howard Stephenson, R-Draper. He says the measureis aimed at providing a way for schools to deal with troublemakers Details: B-4 Monumentto a Wayof Life: A Mormonchapel andsocial hall that for nearly 100 years has been the centerof life in BearRiver Cityis about to be torn down, and some residents saya sense of community will go with it Details: B-1 DAYBREAK Skiing Into the Past: In anera of huge sprawling resorts, skiing Beaver Moun- What youhaveto do is start with a piece of music and be right now,” hesaid. His latest release is “The Ghost of q Tom Joad.” a collection of stark, sombertales of the American dream gone bust. The album has failed to ] crack the Top 10 after eight weeks in stores, but Springsteen, 46, considers his new music someof the most si ying of his career, “I always felt that whole‘the Boss’ thing is fundamen tallysilly,” he said ofhis nickname whenheruled the top of the charts. 1 knew myaudience would go back to its regular lev el. I didn’t see that it might happen. I knew that it would happen DEATHS Barbara Skelton, a writer whosebest subject was her ownlifeofpassionate abandon, died Saturday; she was 79. Richard Dyer, publisher and owner of TheTico Times, Costa Rica’s English-language weekly newspaper, has died. he was 84 BIRTHDAYS Producer-director Harold Prince is 68. Actor Gene Hackmanis i mes is 62. Actress Vanessa Redgrave is 59. Former defense secretary Dick Cheney is 55. TODAY IN HISTORY 1798 — brawl broke out in the Houseof Representatives in Philadelphia as Matthew Lyon of Vermont spat in the face of Roger Griswold of Connecti cut 1933 — Adolf Hitler became chancellor of Germany 1948 — Indianpolitical andspiritual leader MahatmaGandhi, whohadled his country to independence fromBritish rule through his philosophyof nonviolent confrontation, was murdered by a Hinduextremist 1968 — Communist forces launched surprise attacks against South Viet nameseprovincial capitals in what became knownas the Tet Offensive — named for the Lunar New Year tain in Logan Canyonis like stepping back Another Magic Act: Saying “it's now or never.” Magic Johnsonendedaretire. ment of more than four years Monday to play again for the Los Angeles Lakers whomhe ledto five NBA championships to the old days whenresorts like Snowbasin, Brighton and Alta consisted of a few simple lifts and a day lodge. It’s a family kind of feeling Outdoors & Recreation: C-1 during the 1980s. Details; D-1 Last Night's Scores Jazz 106, Pistons 97 k 94, Miami 85 Philadelphia 103, Vancouver 92 Charlotte 88, Cleveland 86 Villanova 72, Syracuse 69 (OT OPINION The Name Game: The University of Utah Red Hawks? Why not? After all, the U. has been through this nicknamechange routine before and lived to tell about it Editorial: A-8 NON SEQUITUR 1908Washinglon Post Willers GQoup oma ‘Sexquitoongiact com UTAH ONLINE INFORMATION SERVICE: Afreeelectronic edition of The Salt Lake Tribune is provided to The Tribune is on the World Wide Web at www.sltrib.com 24 subscribers. 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