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Show ro ; oo Arevalo < MARCH 4, 2006 www.heraldextra.com YOUR TOWN: YOUR NEIGHBORS : YOUR NEWSPAPER Totally Awesomeis totally kaput _ Dell Schanze blames mediafor closure of computer company sngbrsndising 2gun afterneighbor | | Alan Choate and ames Rose Dal Calling the media to repentance,Dell Schanze announced the shuttering’ of his computer business Friday night. “Totally Awesome Computersis go- ANDRES LEIGHTONAP detainee is escorted to ing out of business thankstoall of you,” hesaid, pointing tomembersof the media at the event at Jordan Commons. Schanze, famous forhis distinctive long oncriticism for the media, whom he called “liars.” “murderers” and“angels of Satan.” television commercials, said he had two concerns overtheclosing: his employees and his customers. While short on details about those concerns, other than to say they'll be taken care of, he was “You just destroy edthe greatest computer companyofail time,” said Schanze, who refused to answer questions. It was widely reported whenhe was chargedlast year with reckless driving handgunat them. Bruce Hacking, the computer company’svice president of operations, said that the decisiontoclose down was made by Schanzeand that it was made official at 1 p.m. Friday. The company had eight locations, including one in See COMPUTERS, A6 interrogation by U.S.military guards at Camp X-Ray at GuantanamoBayin 2002. IN MEMORIAM Pentagon releases ‘GIANT Or MAN names of RR \ detainees [ Pie | MirandaLei inger andBen Fox THE ASS: EDPRESS | | | ai al GUANTANAMOBAYNA- VALBASE,Cuba — After four years of secrecy, the Pentagon led over documents Friday that contain the namesof de- | tainees held at the US. military prison at Guantanamo Bay. The release resulted from a victory by The Associated Pressin a Freedom ofInformation Act lawsuit. The Bush administration had hiddenthe identities, home countries and other information the men, who wereaccused of havinglinksto the Taliban oral-Qaida. But a federal judge rejected administration ar- gumentsthatreleasing the identities would violate the detainees’ privacy and could endanger them andtheir families. The nameswerescattered throughout more than 5,000 pagesoftranscripts of hearings at Guantanamo Bay, but no See DETAINEES, AG Photos by BYU Kresimir Cosic looks at a referee during a basketball game at BYU.Below,Cosicsits courtside during a game. At a halftime ceremony at BYU’s final . homegametonight, BYUwill retire the No. 1] of Cosic, whowilt join DannyAinge’s No.22 in the Marriott Center rajters. ninenvehio Kresimir Cosicjersey to be retired today open hear Moab THEASSOCIATED PRESS SALT LAKECITY — second copper mine is openingin Utah withprices for the metal at their highest in a decade. Lakewood,Colo,-based Constellation Copper Corp.saysits Lisbon Valley Copper Mine, 40 miles southeast of Moab,will yield 27,000 tons of copperyearly. . “Weare scheduled to start making copperby the end of the Jason Franchuk | DAILY HERALD Kresimir Cosic gave a big hug to Pete Witbeck whenhe sneaked in fromItaly. in 1970, two yearsafter thé process started. Witbeck knowsthe 6-foot-11 Yugoslavian had a few doubts about staying. But he did stay, and the zenith of that beautiful friendshipis tonight. A halftime ceremony at BYU's final home game will retire the No.11 of Cosic. He died in 1995 from cancer,but his 46-year-old legacy will live on foreveras his jersey joins Danny Ainge’s No.22 in the Marriott Centerrafters. t was a zany scheme, a plan created by a BYU assistant basketball coach to get oneof the world’s best players at a time when the game wasn't so global. “He wasoneofa kind,” Witbeck said. “He’d run around the court, smiling. 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