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IT LW2 Bank Heists Rampant Last Year J ozone r Hard Timos Blamed — XAi:-:::T'- - I: sdrriTiist-iuc- n e A'li''a o -- to from cae to i:-- :r last yearrobceres sereblame Arrhtrsz adlr 5? epi-- d p ir3-- hard ard i rew breed carts that ire 3sy "irk Though the rarxr side to'al igs ji'IX'" $ t n' - - -- j "atxr s 15 e-- ce that I largest 2l-e- from prvious the U i -- of I istoe crime to easy relawe'y and it can be tiute prof sad Magnus Ser? a rrxii- - "r'3" rrccirr " y a i?ua7-- b-- r b':c' a 17 i - a "" ys'i'rs str rcey - t r-y-- v t usjlr at - ir!rasir2 dr? :r:nj prrrary ccrSiier2tcr :n almost a cur said ca-re- ti f beadi the FBI w'ro r:ice?7 zrz fir W:rrescta rfrt!n ari La they behev? ta-k- rs al? f5bceres ray be irireaiir 5 b'iause rror people are jobless ir£ desperate The r cf branch barkr factor polxe also is a !oct--h'ard the FBI said Erarxi barlts -- tr hai prc?a attract" arjta jpTtaii cut they ar tle security arcJ of near hm a:dr ?et-3-ay- Ia-- i t s uris of r bberes jkTTCcStered Still tasi robbery retrarui a hh-rs?rrre Three cut cf four bar rubbers are caurhb ari they face - to- 25 years m recera crs- cn for arroed r "tbery "Bt these people are not! the most :rtell 3rt rr:rrals in the c"i7ere" sad &'b Ltc cf the ler u- ChxaroFBI the ease of He n Ch:ca?o- aahte-- iaik do'r as rha-- rtews conference nay derail Ifideast paee pr iess Vow Pietaliation soi r-i- s 0 STLO?i Lebanon — tsneti v- day attack i 3 COn- j- j oy carrnr g the lead r u in ±: s £ birr and bs wife and son Shi-- e Moslem leaders 7Ced iriio p :j "y 1'' j—- - --- j I m s Anv End to Ovcle? j f !ifflp"i i3 A j j A vsdfer-jr- e' i e '17Li caed for an intensities h war against Israel rre dramatie- strife wrxa caught the affcal m his black Kerredes limousine eould damMidage the dle Sas peace process It capped a day of Israeli air attar xs on Stuo Lebanon follo-i- : f Saturday's slaying of three Israeli soiders Resbollah cr Parry cf God was considered the umbr1 toe- 30te Moslem holders Western hostTes ia Lebanon It opposes the Mddle East peace talks the t round cf which are to be£n Feb i in Washington Heubollah said" its leader Sheik: Abbas Jfosai Xt his wif sea and their and ne-t- Attack: Eve-for-E- ve m " y- -f 7 imniiiiiiiiiiii '0'i-- m lan-gua- e rwr!wi y -- JIxU3ALSlf — The Israeli attack taar killed Heshoilali leader Abbas Masa'vi is bound to boost morale in this counrr after the humiliating eek3 cn an army encam ment from its Moslem fundamentalist enemy Israel will have to redouble its guard apmst revenue attacks It may not mean any real strategic gam for Israel but in the of Middle East violence Musaw s k'lr was perfectly tmed It struck at the heart of an organisation universally hated in Israel and it came less than hi hours after Arabs armed only v alreaiiy-contentxu- s lit- fas ztirni its o- - a be-ca:-- located - After Ilhrxui Others Die Shrlte that a r shnrn at W:isa-- 4 tetr'j tatcn a- f Sheii Ahhas AX — wali-1-J - ' -- n the :i Zios raosioi on e dx-toi- 3:s "he ff tcwr r&iqtts I ? into an Israeli army camp killed three soiders seized four rules unscathed and got The tough response to that v Column 4 Huissem the youngest cf the- couple a six children were "martyred" in what it called "a reward- - at-S- Si-ha- m See A -- 2b Gv'umn 1 that sctentsu earh t o" global 'arTin? and stabilize such emissions by the year 2CC0 President 2ush has steadfastly refased to te toe United States to e or reduur TAZ ASSi"CT:-- t 0 PtO'tSS N2W YCBX — Yiu re at home in the 1j')Cs Your living1 room is a media center Cable gives you a banquet cf entertainment! choices Ytsur VClt lets you see what you want when you want it That s the What's he reahy n-sx- n Only two m five Americans m an Associated Press poll said mat finding something 'hey like to watch at heme is ge'tng easi- er because cf the increased choices provided bv cable TV and rdeocasserr rertas One in five said its ge'tng harder to find something mey like on television or videcase lfost of the rest 3-- per-e- rt said the situation is not changing much at all the th:ef CassflAds A-- s i 3 i T3 rt''c fio'ly A-- Vtei's & c-- Sti?w GriffinThe Salt Ufc California Shares Rain Snow as Storm Crosses Utah C-- 4 s By Mke Gcrrell 5 S'ai Gase T C'T'Lr-:- r Utan Catelir TAt 3-- 5 mTa(i2 mountain men and SALT Smiling skiers sogy achrngshovelers AH could be found Sunday- ia Ttah creatures cf an energetx stira that did not drop-alof its moisture cn Southern California Enough was left to mutate a "real nice consistent ram Saturday evenrng- and early San-din Utah's Circle The nnoff caused minor street fxodrrg in St George and1 washed cut a rerxlexrous cf mountain men who- pitched camp in a dry wash near the town of D-- 4 - i Forecast l - ante tawi c? L'"ah Pathy 5:atte?tl tanm aorth central jossiile showers ia- rs:e " Peril ou Purstiil Ci prnei3 si fa fiein kic?3dbie purines a — snow-safet- - heavy wet snow was common in many valleys by the time showers subsided around midday Ambitious souls strained lower back muscles shoveling the dense blanket from driveways and sidewalks In the- Wasatch Mountains the timely storm dropped up to 15 inches cf snow National Weather Service meteorologist William Alder y already-treachero- Park Service Remembers Slavery in Time of Washington Staying Hjtne Agalri? Kent tnMrtaiamenS snren ftj-- ' (Tome a ii TV FosiraMs e K8tr City aa-n 'h swe of a fara Btm g-- l WAS Here's a New 7 piar-atc- Lit bom They slept and dressed in (fAIene tri&ai teader descrbe Portlamt daily's decujioa £ omit sc'-r'- s team- aames thai r?fe? to Cnl arn as m:ud?!cteii out buildmp or hots beside the fields They had few possessions cr comforts and many died yourg from dsease and bard- - s Sjjv BIRTH-V- a was hard f 0? 25 slaves n house and tended the where George Washington was w? C- h"INGTfN'S — Life who' picked tobacco ) A formei? ay "Skiing is great Utah's powder is at its finest now" said Peter Schcry of Snowbird's office "We needed snow not just for us but for the people in the summer" added Sundance general manager Walter Sive The new s iow also had a menacing characavater aggravating lanche conditions on backcountry slopes The result said Brace Tremer cf the Utah Avalanche Forecast Center is "a classic snow setup- that strikes fear m the heart of ever avalanche worker" Issuing an avalanche warning for all Utah mountains he urged skiers to confine their tarns to resorts They ought fe have known better toan to pick a wash" said Washington County emergency director Dean Cox Ram turned to snow as the storm moved north across the state Up to- a half foot 0! as Se tec&auall eSmftosf perIous spnrt jwik antf j T noun Sarday str all is wbter w&zderUzd fi Salt Lair's Federal HeigtU area Bear U f V stay precede atrbr eHa weather today lt DJ Socebcar j! S I! 3 T 0-- totes rbnv ics magazine The pell was taken Jan 22-2- ? by ICB Survey Research Group of Media Pa which interviewed I OCX adults by phone The margin of samping error is plus or minus 3 percentage s The average lime respondents said they spent watching television or videos in the past seven days was i" hours — roughly half the figure Nielsen Media Research gets from the 1-- 2 CVuinn 5 W1B8 SRHViCRS As Arkansas Guv Bill Clinton observed at one point "I don't knew if we re going to make any news tonight" 1 h trf iLooafi'?e3'0"'ji! "While the choices in terms cf channels have vastly increased the nature cf what's on hasn't It's stll movies news soap operas sitcoms the run of the null stuff" said Bog Gerson edtor of the consumer electron- cided voters & S--4 £d'tya' J T long-awaite- 1 D-1- Co''Oi for-est- N PI — After dramatic week in which the Democratic contest was dominated by questions of character and the ghosts of the Vietnam War deSunday night's bate was an antdimart that did little to draw distinctions for unde- 8-D-- rau-tou- a Lcri aid Ziri defended the admnustra-c- n s ssue suyestr a a there is untl approach broader scientific consensus about global wanrnnsj and hs po'entaL "The Bush admimsrratxn has preferred to look a the A'hoie rar'e cf responses and not just at the sourtes of pollution or of the jases but also Sinks" such as trcp'cai ram that absorb greenhouse ases on the r:WA jJJ iCab Srte i artearn MNCH2T2R Inside 2 rr-- am 11 on the same pro- Stir Tndeeideck" the a:r I Arr IV r Courtly Demos Unlikelv to 'A fesa thrk:r5 'If l ' sot boldr Sfte "Newsmak-e- S?A Administrator See cut cf the barlt the red dye patt — irserte-- i to sari the trxtv it it doesn't count' fNNs on A-2- : ey z& the rxbe? — " He thre- - the rrorey ir Sunday SordaT Gadgets Don't Make TJr Any Better Most Agree President Bcsh was jtat the street wth ubree umes y polce cf flcen as usually the area W: en--- gram rri leaders hope to 'arrer a final treaty this summer Envtrcnmentahsts have called cn the Uni'ed Sutes to fo!lo-- the lead of roost European countries and establish a specific target of cut"-:- ? the poiluton that causes can a after robb:rf a ' -- 'A"-r'- Israeli Aii' Strilce lulls Leader Of Hezbollah His Wife and Son ke rrb- - vber 70'i cvz cf ir:r-d-- i ft 7 fj'ir Da:h a '7 7 jrnhcase s S "I" t- carbon L to ac-cr- d-- "oa one ta taken to and nher ic'cos pnsi-to- n the talks was made public b" ?en A her oor3 'ho sad he had rcevd t from an ad-r s 'rat on h s e b 0 ' v ° r s that 'hey are "oVhat it shc-'stll preparn- '0 ?toneall 'he o j?t if the ivorld" on desiinj "A'th global arming Gore said ? n vbat rteto ? s at SC-'- 5 jases rot ar: - s admiristratxn "take su:tao:e ma- rrja5ur3s should v country to another The conference rero—ed a rnetrcpoltar a" 5 rg ir tank heists Some cces sa- a decide Put Ixs Arges had 31) stxkups by fa- - the h total ir the naton ere rer iooeres m-- d- -r s arrilH -- parirr- ?r 1J N for :hs :he adrrorstrai:n ar?"? ratc-r- nous tare peso on f to f C i ould be r and seer !' expensive jri" mrtist be achievable Carbon O'fide one from the f fossil of ieis bommij the The u'X'ient ?ov3mrrert a L' Author--- ? base 1 be- - talled it top "re record of 7 Ait set us tre varrr-- sxu tode e such measures ili opcode se"r!-- c! ro m ?v pollu-xn-Trtr- — Troure The Salt La ke TO 1 DnJ2- - New Hank- - r i I ! urv Salt Lake Cir? Utah Oil-- t j: j ! -l Mi rtV rr Washington whose 230th birthday is celebrated! today owned slaves his antra- life His wrtrng-- show he d dn'E question slavery untI late in life when Be worked to liberate toe colonies from' the English crown Washington freed his slaves in s cne m the early I3th century" said Paul' Carson historian at a national park built cn the plantation site "They had to make everything1 themselves and everyone worked hard "He was bom into that life Tobacco- is a very crop and a cheap labor force was " required to make it profitable was at bom Popes Washington Creek plantation in 17:32 and lived there unci he was nearly 4 labor-intensiv- e He returned for several years as a teen-age- r The stately brick home burned to the ground m ITT:) and was newer rebuilt The National Park Service has recreated the living quarters of a relatively privileged house servant as part of an exhibit on slave life at Popes Creek A straw mat tucked in a corner cf the kitchen was an enviable See A-- r Cobittn f The sharpest exchange occurred ovar nuclear power perceived by Paul Tsongas' opponents as a vulnerability in his suddenly popular set of proposas The lines on that issue were drawn by tvo cf the Democratic-candidatewho are increasingly desperate to make some sort of splash m Tuesday's primary Sen Tom Plarkn cf Iowa and Jerry Brown the former governor of California The first volley was fired' by Rarkn who warned that the country needs "to get away from the nuclear option that Paul Tsongas wants to move to" Tsongas snapped back "I would like to characterize my position rather than have others do it'" While defending himself from those dwelling in the lower rankings of recent polls Tsongas who firs began to emerge as a strong-contende- last month's televised debate took advantage cf New Hampshire's depressed economy to attack President Eusa and the Republicans Sen Bob Kerrey of Nebraska also slashed at the Republicans but was courtly toward his Democratic competitors He in ly yielded back to Tsongas a campaign slcgsn that was mistakenly given to him A writ e ii campaign on behalf of Mario Cuomo gamed momentum Sunday as historian Arthur Schiesmger Jr endorsed the New York governor and Cuomo said that if not the state's budget problems "I would be in New f-- Hampshire right now" |
