| Show ' - 01046pilw 71 - 2t The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday 3 1989 r 3 1989 Counterpunch to - f4tr 1 q'ar-h- twr- - - r 34 libr 41 By Tom r "Torn: "I thought your column this past Sunday was extremely inaccurate "— Francine" never get any mail and I was really excited when this letter came the other day in an envelope from the office of the governor When I got it I thought that maybe the Gov was going to appoint me to some important task force like the one on how to make the liquor laws seem like they were written by a normal person Or invite me to play golf wtth him and some of the guys with a Nassau at stake little Then I thought nawww with the special session coming up and all the news of how successful Idaho has been with its lottery and how much money it has already made for the school system by selling so many tickets to Utalms he wanted some advice on how to approach the subect of having a Utah Lottery without calling it a lottery at all Just come up with some other title like Voluntary Offering To Education Then instead of the state advertising and promoting the notion that people should go out and buy lottery tickets which would seem to promote gambling (and we all know that is sinning) the state could feel good about promoting a "Get Out the VOTE" campaign and urging residents to go to the nearest convenience store supermarket or local liquor dispensary and vote early and two-doll- oft of course you would have to buy a vote and just as in Washington where votes are bought and sold every day there is the possibility that you might win something with the vote you just bought With all this racing through my head I tore open the envelope to read this short note from Francine Gioni who is Normy's lovely and talented press secretary What she was referring to I found out was my reference to the Gov's "Operation Greenleaf" in which I rather snidely remarked about how they spent all this money to come up with a handful of pot plants I must confess that I wrote the column on a Thursday with the information that all the operation had netted was a handful of plants and no arrests That very evening after I 0 ern Better Smoke Screen on List at Dugway F 0 Barberi turned in my column it was reported that they had found an additional 4000-plu- s plants and made several arrests Needless to say it was too late for me to do anything except sit and wait to feel silly with my inaccuracies when they showed up on Sunday morning Such is life My next fear is that as I sit here on this Thursday writing this there is a nagging pain at the back of my brain crow-eatin- h American and Soviet interest in smoke and obscurants intensified when smoke was used to mask Israeli tanks from anti-tanguided missiles during the 1973 Yom Kippur War Dugway a remote desert installation best known for its work in defensive measures against chemical and biological agents was designated one of the Army's smoke and obscurant test sites in 1976 Its yearly budget ranges from $3 million to $7 million But the Soviets who used large-scal- e smoke screens more than a thousand times in World Whisenant the g k d prophet (and there are so many) who predicted the end of the world for Friday Sept 1 I talked to him on the radio the other morning and he didn't actually say that there would be a complete apocalypse rather that those who were true believers would undergo a that physiological transformation would see them lose all the blood in their bodies and they would become able to pass through walls and perform all sorts of amazing feats If you see people walking around today with bruised noses and black eyes you'll know that it didn't happen STUFF AND THINGS This Special to The Tribune Utah PRAPER — A Sipe Prison inmate is protesting his "tOijust conviction and incarceratide with a hunger strike he began more than 50 days ago Qeorge B Archambeau Jr says he is willing to "wither away to nothMt rather than live in prison for a crime he did not commit am desperate desperate enpugh to die if I have to" he wrote in s letter sent to The Tribune rchambeau claimed he had lost 35 pounds since beginning the hunger strike in early July But prison officials monitoring the sitbation say Archambeau is in no danger medically and in fact may beeating on the sly corrections Inspector General Scott McAlister says Archambeau ha$ lost a pound a week for the last three weeks since prison officials becatne aware of the hunger strike 411 he's determined to starve to deiith we would force-feehim" Ml:McAlister said "But that's a long ways away tWe believe he eats when nod botits watching" committed to prfsbn in 1983 for the 1981 armed rolbery of a Murray bank Wearing a over his head and wield inta sawed-of- f rifle Archambeau it bearly $5000 in cash After serving five years in prison Arthambeau was paroled But he wais returned to prison this summer or0 new charge — possession of a dangerous weapon by a restricted person — for which he is serving a 0- term Archambeau claims his cousin i suicide while Ai win): committed chnothcau was aiting trial in jail ko'ablhe one who actually committed thtt robbcry 111v cousin took his life so that he woOdn't have to do this time nokk l'rri sure his soul is unable to rest in peke because I dT11 still suffering t Ort 14011Wth1112 he done the letter was Award is being shared by the Utah Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission and the nincompoop who called to complain that a group called "The Bachelors" had arranged for a special "Delta Night" at a downtown club and had posted the sign to that effect in the employees' lounge out at the Salt Lake International Airport Even though this was all done without knowledge of the club its liquor license has been suspended for five days (And you wonder why they say our liquor laws are really stupid?) Because of this grave violation the state is going to lose revenue from the sale of its booze the ciab will undoubtedly suffer some loss of business and that will translate into less sales tax paid to the state not to mention how much money the state had to pay in salary for the enforcement officer to uncover this crime And you wonder why they have to woman was being held by police after her boyfriend was found dead Saturday morning with a stab wound to the chest according to the Layton City Police De- partment The body of Michael stales Archambean claims the weapons hetwas convicted of possessing — a bloisk gun darts and two hunting knives — are "sporting objects" not dangerous weapons 'rrhe fact is that if my innocence of were to be proven for bank rob-be- t I wouldn't he considered a restricted person" he wrote Archambeau was convicted by a jorv of the bank robbery and police 04 prosecutors have no doubt they 1:otthe right man tif 11 1 :: ii I A i 1 1 ''' ! SAVE! 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Players $1995 and Grand $2995 and Used Grands $2250 : te'-'41 Call said The winds were reaching 18 mph from the southwest blowing the fire of away from farms about a mile west of the blaze "But if the wind changes it could pose a threat At the present time it's blowing away from the farms'' Mr Call said Crews from Vernal Utah County US Forest Service and Mapleton were battling the fire as well as a state prison work crew Friday & Saturday Sept 8 & 9 Cottonwood High School 7:30 pm :t---- : 11 winds" Mr EXTRAVAGANZA rethodeling and i ilV vege- some BARBERSHOP Buy now during our ' 'tml'0-4-i and we're Special to The Tribune SANDY — People interested in earning their high school diploma taking beginning business courses or acquiring a general equivalency diploma can take classes through Jordan Adult High School Fall semester classes start the week of Sept 11 The courses are free for those working toward high school completion said Tom Burke coordinator of adult high school To qualify for enrollment students must be older than 18 years and live in the state Mr Burke said Bargains Bargains Bargains ' '''':''iJ:'R-(7- i Tickets at 6 are steep slopes extremely dry Not Too Late to Earn Diploma REMODELING SALE 1 -t effort Sign Up Wednesday Thursday He estimated the poles value at $1500 "We have people stopping in all the time asking to buy it" He said he has tried unsuccessfully to find another one in antique stores a person must be purchased in "!k1- : Meantime Newing said officers and troops receive regular training in the use of smoke and obscurants particularly in light of the Soviet II-- t - better" ing wind" advance m --s- Milgrom manager at Barbieri Hair Styling 7490 S State "The bolts were cut quickly with a bolt cutter" lie said a young boy came into the shop and distracted the employees "A little while later we realized that there was a wire dangling in the will be a musical social at pm and dinner at $550 1- ' - A nrship Seminar Set ' founder Of the alin (ireg !bailey !id Atlantic Regional Conference It! rims(' and Worship will conduct i ii r WOI ship and Prophecy n et he Local Church Sunday ruinmdi ‘k ednesday and Sept 10 hrtiugh Sept 13 at Metro Fellowbtp 335 S :too East the seminar will be held Sundays it 9 4 5 a m and weeknights at There 5:30 - tiL return "It was professionally done right in the middle of the day" said Mel 2 ---4 I Special to The Tribune MIDVALE — Thieves stole an spinning barber pole from a State Street barber shop Friday in a daring daylight theft and the owner is offering a $200 reward for its The L Clark Cushing Heritage Center will hold a Western Jamboree Sept 12 at Murray Park Pavilion 1 zL: In Broad Daylight heritage Center Jamboree I "414 The value of a universal obscurant is its flexibility Newing said "If you know what type of sensors your adversary has and you know what sensors you have you can tailor your obscurant to affect him and not you" he said "In the long run you are going to be able to do the nasty business of kill- cause of the fire but believe it was caused by man An airplane loaded with retardant was ordered over the fire about 5:30 and a helicopter was sent to the scene from Vernal for water drops Mr Call said Another retardant drop was scheduled for late Saturday Firefighters were forced to fight the blaze by hand since the area was inaccessible to pumper trucks and fire lines were being built around the blaze in Big Slide and Little Slide canyons "The conditions we're dealing with Barber Pole Stolen The suspect was arrested at the scene and booked into the Davis County Jail Murray Detective Scott Robinson physical evidence and a recovered weapon all pointed to Archambeau as the robber Before entering the Fashion Place branch of Zions First National Bank Archambeau walked in front of a bank window and was seen by an employee just before pulling a ski mask over his head and entering Detective Robinson also noted that Archambeau conducted a similar -hunger strike" during his original commitment to prison But Archambeau claims is "honestly innocent" "There is real evidence available that can prove as such" his letter states Archambeau said he started the -hunger strike in hopes and prayers of securing the media's interest so the true facts of the case could be brought out in the open" Mr McAlister said Archambeau is "completely mobile" and being seen weekly by hospital personnel as well as prison caseworkers and - 20-ma- n as IA said eyewitnesses "'s Bertrand G lice officers who were dispatched to a domestic disturbance "The call originally was received as a girlfriendboyfriend dispute" the police department said in a press release "The female caller requested that the boyfriend be removed from the house" Sgt John Lybbert met the suspect in front of the house and subsequently discovered Mr Bertrand's body in a basement hallway leading to the garage Paramedics pronounced the victim dead at the scene The weapon was recovered but police could not comment where it was found or what kind of knife it am mt sight" heat-seekin- g 200-acr- 33 1178 W 2525 North Layton was discovered at 4:30 am by Layton po- heard Monday through Friday on RAU Ra- --tm e g d Special to The Tribune SPANISH FORK — A raging man caused wildfire was moving through two canyons Saturday and threatening some farms on the edge of Mapleton a Uinta National Forest dispatcher said e The fire was spreading through oakbrush and heavy conifer on the right fork of Maple Canyon and has already burned most of Middle Canyon about four miles east of Spanish Fork dispatcher Larry Call said Two crews were expected to meet the fire Saturday night to aid n a crew that was battling the fire since it was spotted at 1:30 pm Officials are still investigating the A tax food! 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Tom Barberi can be ' man-mad- Woman Held Wildfire Threatens Farms Near Mapleton Ill Stabbing tation getting Of Boyfriend pm week's "Help Utah's Economy" dio 910 AM from 6 to 10 multi-spectr- g weapons" that says this little bit of will never see the light of day because of the predictions of one Edgar misguided by an "intelligent" obscurant that confuses its sensor Watson said In the past five years significant progress has been made in the Army's research into a univerobscurant designed to be sal or effective across the electromagnetic spectrum Such an obscurant might be made of natural or particulates capable of absorbing scattering or reflecting electromagnetic energy source that would or even form a make it impossible for an enemy to distinguish between cloud and target Details are classified but Watson said chemists physicists and engineers are involved in the development and field tests with troops are just a few years away "We're probably 80 percent down the road to achieving the goal" he said "It's well within War II jumped to an early lead and also are believed to be developing a universal obscurant said Maj Edward Newing chief of the Smoke Integration Proponency Office at Fort McClellan Ala And in an age of highly sophisticated weaponS systems the use of such tactics "can change our ability" he said "The Army and Navy and Air Force are becoming increasingly dependent on weapons sysand devices tems that have electro-optica- l we are sometimes critically dependent on these weapons to work" Newing said "Smoke and obscurants have the potential for degrading or defeating them" Smokes are aerosols created by combustion of materials such as phosphorus or vapor condensations from fog oil or diesel while obscurants include metallic chaff or chemicals Dispersed by generators or packaged in canisters and fired from tanks mortars cannon or aircraft rockets smoke can blind opposing forces or camouflage friendly troops from artillery or air attack Delivered in the same way obscurants can scatter the radiant energy that soldiers and "smart" weapons use to track a target by radar thermal-infrarewavelengths or millimeter waves A missile for example focuses on infrared wavelengths but can be deflected or By Peg McEntee Associated Press Writer DUGWAY PROVING GROUND — Army scientists are gaining ground in their quest for a universal battlefield obscurant designed to baffie enemy troops fool -- smart- weapons and disguise friendly forces History records that smoke cloaked some battles of the Peloponnesian War in the 5th century BC and there's no question the same tactic plays a major role in modern warfare said Robert Watson director of the Army's smoke and obscurant project here "In the greater scheme of things it's one of the most economical methods of providing a defensive and offensive posture" Watson said "It's a superb countermeasure to high-tec- Imnate Says He's Innocent C ontinues Hunger Strike 1 9 I - 4 sk7 arthambeau Wizardry High-Tec- h AIS"40-01"Al- r Ott fr - : A Program of rhelVesteni hatitute 501 Chipeta Way Salt Lake City UT i : |
