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Show THE UNIYER ITY JOURNAL• STATE ATHLETES2_KIDS HURT IN Bus WRECKS: Winter conditions ca u ·ed two eparace hus era h e · in southern Utah and Idaho on Friday morning. ineteen choolchildren were taken co a Cedar Cit}' ho pica! and created for a variety of injuries, none life-threatening. And everJI track team member: from the niversily of tah suffered injuries chat canceled their participation in a meet at Bai c State University. University of Utah spokesman Larry Weist aid that the bus driver broke his leg and an assistant coach, trainer and st:vera l other team members received minor injuries. In the Cedar City accickm, a school hus transporting children from Kanarraville LO Cedar Middle and Cedar High schools tried to avoid anothcr accident and hie an icy spot on Interstate 15 , tipped o er and rolled . Childrt:n were tosst.:c.l around inside the bus and 19 o f them were taken to Valley View Medical Center in Cc:dar City and created for minor injuries. EX-SENATOR BAKER JOINS IOC ETHICS PANEL: Former LI.·. Sen . Howard Baker was named Friday to an eight-member ethic · commission to develop a co<lc of conduct' for the lnlcmati mal Olympic Committee. Bak r, who also wa · chief of staff for Pre ·idcnt Reagan , is ont: of five non-lOC m mhcrs appointed to the panel created in the afterm ath of what has hecn deemed the worst cri ·is in Olympi hi tory. Seven IOC mcmhcrs were expelled for taking money and exec ivc gifts from the ·ate Lake hid committee during its pursuit of 1he 2002 Winter Games. LATEST DNA TEST LEADS POLICE TO CLOSE STILLBRON BABY CASE: Poli ce on Friday announced results J•aa,Lie-,~--=-• of a third DNA test Johnson in the my terious case of Janet John on 's mis ing bahy, which con.finn a prior test indicating a hahy hoy born dead 23 years ago at Cottonwood switched at birth. Believing her child was alive somewhere, Janet took her case to Murray police Oct. Alex Huggard lastJune. The IQ. month inve tigation cost Murray City an estimated $50,000. The initial DNA test indicated that another woman ,Cheryl Johnson (no relation to Janet), was the mother of the buried infant. Then, last month, results from a second test- from a different lab ·· indicated Janet OUTHERN IVERSITY · MONDAY, APRlL 12, 1999 reall y wa the h y· mother. The third tie-breaking test, from yet another lab, has satisfied police. Bue Banon aid Cheryl remain "upset and confused. he feet she has been put through the wringer. ~ ·NATION OHIO ASSESSES DAMAGE FROM STORM: Ohio officials on while c hildren were busy in class. But Hill allegedly made one sale while hah -sitLing two infants in her ffice, said pro ecutor Patricia Gatling. Hill was charged with felony sale and possession of a con trolled sub tance. She pleaded inno ent, and wa · h cing held on 250,000 hajl. The maximum sentence for the charges i 25 years in prison. Her attomq, Frank Paone, would not comment to a.nn issued hy proindependence guerrilla lead r Xanana Gusmao nearly a week ago. It came a day after Jakarta threatened to return Gu mao to jajJ if th call was not retracted within a week. IRANIAN ARMY COMMANDER KILLED: An lrJnian anny commander wa · assassinated Saturda were surveying today while on his way to work, devastated neighborh oods the official Islamic Rcpuhlic around Cincinnati as they New · gency rcpon ed. calculated th monetary damagl· 111c agency identified the ARMED EAST fr m powerful storms and a officer as Brig. Ali Sayyad Shirazi , TIMORESE HOLD tornado that ripped thro ugh the deputy chief of the joint taff RALLY: ·n,ousands of procity's suburhs. command of the armed forces. It Indonesia East Timorcsc rallied did not say how he was killed. Gov. Bob Taft declared It . aid 'hirazi, a senior army ."aturday in a show of force, and emergencies i n three counties commander during the Iranian a pro-independence aetivi c wa after the storms kill d four 1980-88 war with Iraq , wa · rcponcd shot dead in a clash people and demolished 200 as:-assinatcd hy homes in the . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ "terrori ·t "- a Cincinnati ar ,I common tcnn often BRITISH OFFICIALS SAY NATO on Friday . used as an indirect CAMPAIGN WILL LAST AS LONG AS Twu other refercn<.T to the l rJqNECESSARY: More than two weeks of AT<) people were hased opposition airstrikes have resulted in a cut off of vital supplies for killed in Illinois group Mujahedecn Yugoslavi;1 's force in Kosovo. The campaign will hr stom1s late continue until all of TO 's goals arc met , British military Khalq . The Associated Thursday. Pre s in C,1iro, Eg pt, officials . aid S:1turday . . Al least 12 recci cd a telephone British rmed Fore ~ people were call today from a .lt..lt" Minister Doug Henderson trcatc<l al Mujahcd en Khalq I\',\), sai<l llri Lain also received hospitals, most NATO! . new a:-.sumnces from Russia spokesman in Paris, with hruht·:-. or who said the group's PU)PLE. YOU J(JLL on Saturday that it would C UtS. uniL-; inside Iran \ ere rrft urr "" not inter enc militarily in 0 Five of those: responsible for the lE m..i-J the Balkans contlict. admitH:d LO killing. Russia has strenuously Jewish I Jo Vita l Tht: spokesman , ohjeccctl to th e ATO in 1he Cincinnali Sh~1hin Gohadi , read a campaign on Yugoslavia , area had lif<.:statement saying and Russian President Boris Lhrl-Jtt:ning Yeltsin warned Friday that Shir.izi was a "war injurit:s, hospital th e conflict coultl lca<l t a crimin al " who wa . spokes,voma n --world war. rcsponsihle for the Eri a Taylor said. But on Saturday , Russia ' manifold death of fie idc · the 2\)0 hundred,; of homes destroyed foreign minister, Igor Ivanov , ass ured BritL h Foreign ecrctary Rohin Cook • hat Rus~ia had no intc111ion of opposition members. in the Cincinnati becoming involved in .any confrontation in the llalkans He ·aid he had no area , ac ording details ahout how and do not wish co sec an y esca lati on ," Hender on said . co Ohio ATO officia ls say the b ombing will stop only when 'hira;,J was killed , Emergency Yugo lav President Sloh odan. Milosevic end attacks on on ly that he was Managemen t ethn ic Albanians in K osovo , withdraws troops from the being esconed hy spokeswoman province and allows a ATO-led military force to over cc heavily armed Portia a plan for its au tonomy . bodyguards at the Armstrong, the ' ' time . severe weather WORLD NICE GQ MOR.£. I Ss \.Jll.l Nu.u ,! with Indonesian 'ccurity forces. In New York a few hours earlier, th e United ations PRINCIPAL warned again that a planned CHARGED WITH hallot on autonomy for the CAMPUS COKE territory was in jeopardy due LO DEALING: A principal mounting violence. known for her good works and Armed with ·pears, machetes tough words about drug abuse and home-made guns, ahout has been charged with running 2,500 militiamen from the a narcotics ring at her former Portuguese colony elementacy school. . gathered in Viqueque for the Delores Hill, 53, was accused rally. at her arraignment Friday of Ahout 1,500 people looked being the leader of a mall drug ring at the Tabernacle Church of on . "This gathering is carried out God Elementary School in Brooklyn. as a re pon e co terror, intimidation Hill allegedly sold $25 bags of and killing of prococaine to an undercover policewoman on school integration people by progrounds. She was arrested along with the school nurse, a janitor . independence and another worker. people," said Authorities, who shut down Eurico Guterres. the private, 160-studcnt school , It was the second Xanana said the defendants dealt drugs Gusamo such rally in ro adults behind the scenes - - - - - response to a call damage<.! anothe r 00 homes. SPORTS l?".iiillliii~ JAZZ BEAT ROCKETS 85-76: In Sunday's game, Utah 's Greg Ostertag didn 't outplay Hakeem Olajuwon, but the '""c..r-eg---"'"' Jazz center gave the Ostertag Dream all he could handle. Ostertag far exceeded his season average with 11 points, 15 rehounds and five blocks unday as tah beat its Midwe t Division rivals from Houston , 85-76. Olajuwon had 23 points, 12 rebounds and three blocks. Bryon Russell led the Jazz with 19 points as Utah's starters outscored Houston's 71-46. The Jazz will finish a stretch of four home games in five days when they meet Vancouver tonight at 7 p.m . OLAZABAL DENIES NORMAN AGAIN, WINS SECOND MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIP: Jo: · Maria Olazahal won his secon<.1 Ma, ter 1itle at the 63rd Ma:tcrs ' unday in Augu ·ta, (ia. In a hack nine surge in which ht: hit three huge hirdie puns, the 199-1 Maslcrs champion finislH:ll the 1999 fas ters at eight under par. D:1vis Love Ill finished two trokcs hack while Greg . orman faded ye t again <.lown chc tretch Jose .lluria and finished 1hird. Ola::ahal RounJing out the leaderhoa rd , Steve Pate anti Bob E..<ilCS tied for fourth at four under. llnablc to walk lhree yea rs ago and f ·,iring the cnd of his carecr, Olazahal ovcn:amc Norman yet again despite hard times . " I reached a p oint that I reall y had snious douhL-; about 1101 just playing golf hut the quality of m~ li fe ," Olazabal said. 'To he here a l this momen1 . it ',; vn y cmotro nal. " Nornu n, who misscll mos1 of hL,t rea r hecau -c of shoulder surgery . had lO take yet anotlll"r w alk up the fi nal fairway . w aj ting for someone else to he: lTownc.:tl once again . .. It was a successful weck , ;mu a sad week, all rolled up in rnK ." orman aid ... It 's not a hcai1hrcak. Don't makt: a mountain out of a molehill on thi. one " Olazahal hccom ·: lhc 11th European winner of the Masters in th e last 20 years. LEISURE TOP MODERN BANDS TO HEAD WOODSTOCK '99 : Tht: Dave Matthew · 13an<l, Jewel , Mctallica and Alani: Morisst:ttt: will hea<lline for WoOd'iLOck '99, promolers have announced. The y' ve come out with a 31act line up geared to Lcens and 20-ycar-olds. ·o far, there 's 1101 one perform er listed from the festival 's namesake event in 1969. ·n,c list docs include. some act that played the 25year anniversary show in 1994: Acrosmith , Sheryl Crow, Collective . ·out and Live . The show is Jewel scheduled for July · 23-25 m Rome, .Y. Ticket pa kages, which in lude bus transportation , are to go on sale April 18, with prices staning at ·$249.99. · "Three more days of mud, noise and logistical nightmar,'.s? " says MecaUica drummer Lars Ulrich. "Wouldn't miss it for the world. » I' • |