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Show The Salt Lake Tribune 10 A Idahoans Friday Lnnr Governor of Idaho Recuperating Following Surgery 21 Heart-Lun- g Transplant Will Be Covered by Insurance T;vN - She Pam (Ah Idaho resident .ft iff, a r,o fame here when she discovered transthat sr.e needed a heart-lunplant, has received some good news tier insurance company will pay fur the operation Keefer who suffers from a chronic i.rg condition that also causes the reart to fail, learned Wednesday that cer insurance will pay for a heart-i,r.transplant at University Medi-- f a! Center here The news was not so good Wednesday for Barbara Brillo, however The Tucson woman suffers from a condition known as biliary cirrhosis and she and her husband have been told that the search for a donor liver could take several months and will not begin until payment for the surgery is guaranteed Unless Brillo receives a liver transplant soon, her doctor says she TI Ariz by the Arizona is covered Health Care Cost Containment System but under a policy adopted last year, AHCCCS will not consider anyone over the age of 18 for a liver transplant The cost of sue h surgery and relatrare is between $150 000 and $200 000 according to Jim Wagner, a spokesman for the Phoenix Trans- ed plant Center Jerome Brillo, who manages the Salvation Army Hospitality House here, said he has contacted his insurance company but was told that it will not pay for his wife s liver transplant He said he also has contacted AHCCCS Gov Bruce Babbitt's office, and congressional offices to plead unsuccessfully for help Until Wednesday, Keefer's family was in a quandary over how to pay for the operation which her insurance company had refused to cover likely will die Shop Feuding Tribes Kill 30 in S. Africa Battle Bv Brendan Rovle United Press International JOHANNESBURG, South Africa T ribal warriors with spears and c'"hs clashed Thursday in the Umbumbulu hills of eastern South Africa, leaving at least 30 dead and scores wounded on the battlefield. Riot police units sent in to separate the fighters fired tear gas and shotgun to disperse battling members of the Zulu and Pondo tribes. Truckloads of weapons, mainly spears and clubs, were confiscated and about 500 Pondos arrested, police said. Ujnbumbulu is a predominantly Zulu tribal area about 30 miles southwest of Durban in the eastern section of the country. In the past few years, thoasands of Pondo tribesmen moved into the region locking for work and land to settle on. The Zulus demand the Pondos leave the area because it lacks enough jobs and land to accommodate both tribes, which bear grudges going back more than a century. Witnesses said about 400 Pondos were arrested and driven to the nearby Isipingo police station. Police said hundreds of Pondo fighters attacked the home of a Kwa-zul- u homeland politician, Roy Mbongwe, and looted his liquor store before dawn. A tribal "impi, or regiment, of nearly 1,000 Zulu warriors with spears, battle clubs and homemade guns counterattacked and drove the d Pondos away after fierce clashes Police dispersed the warriors and riot squads were stationed in the area to discourage further violence. At least 75 tribesmen have been killed and scores wounded in clashes between the two groups since December. In Cape Town, a letter bomb exploded in the sorting section of the main post office, injuring an employee. Inspector Pieter Prinsloo said the blast sent thousands of papers floating in the air. .'The bomb was in a bag of mail destined for Luanda, capital of neighboring Angola. Hundreds of pamphlets saying "Long live the Communist Party in Bulgarian, Italian and Porwere scattered on the tuguese Monday-Frid- BOISE (UPI) Experts Skeptical About Grizzly Bear Zoo Gov John Evans Yellowstone National Park has been labeled a tourist trap ' by at least one bear researcher But the plan has tentative endorsements from various animal protection groups, who see the zoo as a favorable alternative to killing problem grizzlies The proposal by Lewis Robinson III to build a multimilhon dollar sanctuary for problem bears along with a shopping mall, restaurants and luxury motel has raised the eyebrows of everyone interested in Yellowstone's troubled grizzly popula- rested comfortably Thursday after undergoing surgery in the morning to remove benign tissue obstructing his urinary tract, dry tors said Doctors discovered the obstruction Wednesday night while treating Evans for muscle spasms at St. Alphon-su- s Regional Medical Center Dr Gerald Hecker, who performed the surgery, said the tissue was succesfully removed and Evans wa3 resting comfortably The prostate tmue causing the obstruction was removed during an hour-lonoperation that began at 8 posed small "If it was 40 acres or 2() at res " I would feel a lot better about it he said Bozeman wildl.fe researcher Matt Reid voiced skepticism that the zoo would solve local bear problems and said it could lead to vicious bear fights "I'm for West Yellowstone diversifying their economy in a quality manner," Reid said, "but if it s not carefully done, it could end up a tourist trap "Until I see the plan and see how clean it is, I m skeptical," he said "Once you take a bear out of the natural Yellowstone ecosystem, you've killed it. Yellowstone Park officials de- - fast-foo- g am tion Hecker, a urologist, said Evans will probably remain in the hospital for three to four days Evans, a Democrat, fell and broke his right ankle while jogging on the second day of a statewide campaign trip to announce his bid for the U S Senate seat held by Republican Steve Symms It sounds like almost a glorified roadside zoo," University of Montana bear expert Charles Jonkel said Wednesday "It gives people the wrong idea about bears and encourages the gawking syndrome It would hurt pub Saturday 10--9 y lic attitudes toward bears 'flat we ve come a lung way in irnprov mg Jonkel also sa.d that wn.le the research aspects of the zoo rou.d be valuable, he feared the prozoo would be too WEST YELLOWSTONE, VUnt A wealthy (APj developers plan for a grizzly bear zoo near FwEaiikQre el.r.ed comment until s but Bob Anderson de-ta- . of the ('jTPd feT Yellowstone f oa.ition ,m environmental group said the ,dea may have may have some merit as an alternative to killing the bears That theme was echoed by two national wildlife conservation- We have been working to save the grizzlies for 15 years, said Lou Reggenstein of Atlanta an officer of the New York based Fund for Animals "We of course, wouldnt object to seeing bears want kept alive, but we wouldnt to see this sanctuary used as a do place to dump bears managers not want to deal with, and we want to see better bear manage- ment all around Christine Stevens, president of the 10 000 member Animal Welfare Institute based in Washington, D C , called the sanctuary 'a " laudable but eccentric idea Closed Sunday 10-- 6 Clearance ff' r tM DOWNTOWN AND COTTONWOOD ONLY CHAIRS BEDROOM 5 drawer chest in white only. 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