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Show !PACE 10 STATE 7-YEAR-OLD TOOELE BOY SHOTS AND KILLS BROTHER: A 7-year-old boy found some ammunition for h · fath r' high-powered rifle Friday and fired at his younger brother, killing him. The 6-year-old was found in the parent's bedroom and died within an hour of the incident at the Tooele Valley Regional Medical' Center. Tooele PoUce Lt. Craig Wexels said the 7-year-old boy picked up an unloaded .30-06 caliber hunting rifle from his father's gun rack, found some ammunition, loaded the rifle and fired , hitting his brother in the neck, around noon in Tooele, 25 miles west of alt Lake City. Wexels aid no charges would be filed. · UNIVERSITY JOURNAL FOCUS: THE WEEK THAT WAS have been tested for exposure to the afternoon . The ailor killed in the ti.re disease. Other cases o far include 28 Capitol Hill workers who were exposed was identified as Ronnie Joe Palm Jr. of to anthrax in the Senate Hart Building . last week, and two employees of American Media Inc. in Boca Raton, Fla. - photo editor Robert Stevens, 63, who died Oct.5, and Ernesto Blanco, 73, who is receiving treatment in Rorida. HELICOPTER CRASH IN ALASKA KILLS THREE: A helicopter carrying one pilot and fou.r passengers, all Federal Aviation Administration workers, went down Thursday in Alaska's Cook lnlet. Two were rescued from the waters before Rescue planes In conditions Alaska. became coo poor to continue earching. The body of the helicopter pilot wa re vered by rescue workers Friday. The oth r two pa ng cs are still mi ing and presumed dead. There has been no sign of the helicopter, which official believe was carried out with the tid . 2002 OLYMPIC MEDALS UNVEILED: Th alt Lake 2002 Olympic medals we.re unveil d last week. The medals, the heavie t for any Olympic Games at 1 1/4 pound each, loo)< nothing Like the coin-like medal of past game . Produced by alt Lake company 0 .C. Tanner, each medal i lightly · ANTHRAX JOKERS FACE TIME IN different. The medal PRISON IF CONVICTED: Anthrax have m ooth, irregular jokers may be facing tim in prison and edges, making th m hefty fine as a re ult of their joke if look like they came convicted. Robe.rt Kent Henderson of 2002 Olympic from the earth. We t Milford, New Jersey, admitted he Games medal. Another difference ~ put Parm an cheese in a letter that be the alt Lake medals IS mail d to a friend in California as a that they depict 16 sports, the Olympic practical joke. Officiais charged him rings are also shown more p rominently with "obstructing and retarding passag~ than usual, and tiny etched letters spell of the mail.• Terry O on of Price, Utah , out alt Lake's Olympic motto, "Light bas been charged with mixing chocolate the Fi.re Within.HThe backside of every beverage mix and ugar, then putting it medal show Nike, the Greek godde of in an envelope and calling authorities to victory. Each medal took about 20 hours report he may have received anthrax in of work and was hand poUshed. the mall. After intense questiocring, Olson admitted he had concocted the PHOTOGRAPHER CHARGED WITH mix and the story. He could be STARTING FIRES AT NATIONAL sentenced to up to frve years and fined PARKS: Nature photographer Michael $250,000 if convicted. Fatali of Springville was charged Friday with tarting unauthorized ft.re in two ELIAN GONZALEZ HOUSE MADE outhern Utah national parks. Fatali INTO MUSEUM: The house Elian all gedly tarted fire in Arch National Gonzalez s relatives lived in bas become Parle by famous Delicate Arch ept. 18, a museum of Elian' 2000 and in the Needles District of belongings and Canyonlands National Park in August tribute from Cuban 1997 to achieve lighting effects while Americans. Elian Fatali conducted nighttime photography Gonzalez lived with workshops. The fires scorched and relative in the Llttle di colored th andstone beneath and Havana house for five next co Delicate Arch but did not cause months du.ring a any damage in the other three fires , as widely publicized, they were in andy area . Fatali i being international custody charged with seven misdemeanor Ellan Gonzalez dispute after the boy charge filed in U. . District Court in and his fat her. was found floating off alt Lake City. The removal of the marks the coast of Florida in November 1999 will take two people and $~6,000. after a boat he and his mother had been on capsized. His mother qrowned. Elian's Miami relatives, who were granted temporary custody oI the boy, • fought to keep him in the United·States, CAPITOL REOPENS AFTER arguing that hi mother died to bring ANTHRAX SCARE: The capitol him there. They lost thei.r case, and Elian reopened yesterday after being swept was returned to the care of his father, dear of any trace of Anthrax. The office Juan Miguel Gonzalez, in Cuba. buildings for the House and Senate will remain closed until definitive test re ults NAVY SAILOR KILLED, SEVEN about how much contamination of INJURED IN FIRE: One sailor was anthrax was found are avallabt . The killed and seven injured in a fire that Brentwood facility and an air mail broke out during a training exerci on handling center near Baltimorethe USS Inchon Friday afternoon in Wa hington International Airport will be Texas. One sailor remained in erious do d indefinitely for environmental condition aturday and ix others were testing as well. Some i ,000 employees treated and released after the fire Friday NATION Houston. The hip was docked at the time of the ;iccident, which was believed to have been started by petroleum or some other flammable liquid. WORLD FLOODING IN ARGENTINA COVERS SOME 8.6 MILLION ACRES: After more than a month of heavy rains, some4,000 people have been evacuated, " thou ands of acres of fields .. " ·{; '?. .. and grazing lands have Crane c lears debris in been flooded , Argentina. and Authorities have d dared 59 of th 134 districts that make up Argentina ' largest province, Bu no ir s, "d.l aster area ." o far there have been no report~d deaths o.r injuries, but authoritie have projected more than 300 million in damag , and e timate more than 8 .6 million acres ar under water. ~-- - 14 DEAD, 25 INJURED IN HUMAN STAMPEDE: 14 people were kUled and 25 injured unday when a throng of people tried co enter a tadiuro in Valencia , Venezu la. Mo t of the victims were teenagers who were crushed wheri groups of ~eop.le tried to get into the Plaza Monulnental de Valencia where a Venezuelan television station was ponsoring a how. Once the stadium was full , authoritie had do d the doors. Thousands of people remained outsid and pushed to get in, police said. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2001 SPORTS DIAMONDBACKS MAKE IT TO THE WORLD SERIES: The Arizona Diamondbacks ecu.red a spot in the World Series after a 3-2 win over the Atlanta Braves Sunday, to become the fastest expansion team to make it to the World Series, after ju t four years. Erubiel Durazo, pinch-hitting for the injured Grace, hit a two-run homer in the fifth off Tom Glavine to break the tie. The Diamondbacks will face the winner of the New York Yankee Seattle Mariners series in game 1 of the World Series Saturday cright at Bank One Ballpark. The Yankees lead the serie three games co one after a 3· 1 win against Seattl unday. FLORIDA STATE COACH TO MAKE $2 MILLION: Bobby Bowden Florida tate' football coach, received a ra · e to $2 million annuaUy, making hlm the third , after Fl rida's teve purrier and Oklahoma' Bob toop , to be the only coUege football coache to earn at least that much . Bowden igned through 2004 and agreed to a revi ed contract Thursday. That money com from several ources, including the college, speaking engagements, boo ter club tours and Nike. Bowden, 72, bas won two national titles in 26 years at Florida late; finished in the top five nationally the Bowden. la t 14 season and bas played in a bowl every year ince 1982. LEISURE NETHERLANDS TO ALLOW PHARMACIES TO FILL MARIJUANA PRESCRIPTIONS: In a THREE CONCERTS OVER WEEKEND HONOR VICTIMS: lbree bill approved Friday by the Dutch concerts over the weekend - one in Cabinet pharmade will be allowed to New Yo.rk, one in Washington, D.C. , and fill marijuana prescriptions and for the one in Nashville, Tenn. - brought government to fill them. Parliament is expected to vote in the next few months musicians and celebrities together united for one cause. Honoring on the proposal to put medicinal firefighters, policemen, and the victims marijuana on th national health care · of the sept. 11 attacks, the concerts plan. lf it is_passed by the legislature, raised lllillions of dollars fu ticket sales pharmacies would be supplied with alone. The "pharmaceutical quality" marijuana after weekend testing by a government agency. Toe sale tarted of marijuana is technically illegal in the aturday with Netherlands, but Dutch authorities allow a concert in the ale of small amounts in hundreds of ewYork so-called "coffee shop • that operate featuring openly. singers such as Paul McCartney FIVE MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS Elton John, KILLED IN AVALANCHE: Five The Backstreet Boys and Destiny's panisb mountain climbers were killed perform at concert. Child. The in an avalanche Tuesday in the . show also featured celebrities Himalayas. Th climbers were part ofa introducing New Yock firemen and 10-man expedition trying to rea h the police, after which the officers summit of Mount Pumori, a 23,5()().foot introduced the performer. unday, a peak in Nepal. The other five climbers were at a base camp when the avalanche concert in Washington, D.C. , included performers Michael Jackson, 'N Sync, occurred Tuesday and were not injured. Aerosmith, and the Backstreet Boys who Alejo Uranga, an official in Azpeitia, the started off the how with the national Basque hometown of one of th anthem. Also unday, was a country climbers, aid the expedition leader told concert held in Nashville, Tenn. him by telephone be had seen the five featuring Tim McGraw, Tri ha bodi at about 18,000 feet on Pumori. Yearwood, and a.ra Evans. Compilation Expedition leader Benantzio lrureta aid CD from the events are planned, with the pot i hard to reach and the bodies proceeds to benefit victims as well. will probably have to be left there. |