Show Utah's Independent Voice Since © 2004 The Saturday Salt Ijmck Tribune ff COMING IN HARM'S WAY SUNDAY cmiarcn ena up in an eastern Utah homt with disastrous results - and there are more questions than answers as to why inret taiijomia i p 0 4 1871 September 18 2004 www""t:oM — — — — — —— BUSH CRITIC l f Iraq — A suicide BAGHDAD car bomber slammed into a line of police cars sealing off a Baghdad neighborhood Friday as American troops rounded up dozens of suspected militants capping a day of violence across Iraq that left scores dead Among the 63 suspects arrested were Syrians Sudanese and Egyptians officials said The car bombing which killed three people and wounded 23 was A HOT TICKET Mic&ael VJoore in Utah Bonds hits benchmark Sports El T mm Here en Iraq Bush says report on Iraqi WMDs proves war was the right choice A10 Kidnappings hurt business in Iraq slow the country's rebuilding D12 the second this week targeting the capital's beleaguered police forces The mounting violence has increased pressure on Iraqis working to restore stability in their country but seen as collaborators because of their cooperation with Chechen calls siege of school a 'success' Iraqi police officers gather around smoldering police cars after a suicide bomber detonated an car explosive-fille- d i S i New threats: The terror leader claims responsibility for killing more than 440 since August strikes Putin vows targeting a checkpoint near Rasheed Street in central Baghdad on Friday ByCJCiiivirs Yirrk MlliAUMII Tht AmwuittdPrm KlIAl ll - MOSCOW Shamil Basayev the elusive Chechen guerrilla commander who has become Russia's most wanted man has claimed responsibility for planning acts of terror that have killed more than 440 people since August and is threatening more attacks according to a statement released on a separatist Web site i r posted ing terror Arrillaga ThAxxotiutfdPrrxs Fla — As Hurricane Ivan's remnants soaked the South on Friday and left a trail of destruction from the Gulf Coast to the Carolinas Floridians once again are coping cleaning up and coming together after being pummeled by a third devastating storm in five weeks The hurricanes have left virtually all of Florida a disaster area and the recovery from Ivan has been complicated by widespread power outages washed-ou- t roads and bridges and ongoing gas shortages In some areas emergency workers had to be flown in by helicopter and authorities said it could take weeks to restore water power and sewer services in parts of the hard-hi- t Panhandle "You've got to take the bad with the Trade Stitt who good" said stood in a pile of cinderblock and tile that once was the home she and her the group Riyadus-Salakhi- n Reconnaissance and Sabotage Battalion of Chechen Martyrs "had carried out a number of successful combat operations on the territory of i PENSACOLA SeeRORlDIAKSAlO Timrn Vie New See US JETS A10 Aftermath: Weary residents return to home sites to find only piles of rubble water and fuel are scarce and tempers short Pauline ve pre-empti- van leaves trail of death destruction By V A Suicide bomber slams into Baghdad checkpoint US forces arrest suspected militants By Kim Housego ThtAmnoltdPrm i Russia" He then listed the acts that have un- Shamil Basayev nerved the nation since Aug 24: two destrucbombs in Moscow the tion of two passenger jets and the siege of a public school in Beslan in which hundreds of children were injured or killed Basayev's statement circulated on a day that President Vladimir Putin intimated that the use of force against the terrorist group might be imminent "We in Russia are engaged in serious preparations at the moment to act against terrorists in a preventive manner" he BhJv Smith H'lhrAxunaltdPrrm Ivan has blown Itself out but in the aftermath survivors are still appraising the damage Here rescuers evacuate tenants of an Atlanta apartment building flooded by the rains Elsewhere many homeowners found nothing but piles of rubble Landscaped heritage Utahn honors his Indian roots in design for DC museum Sec CHECHEN AH) Did Karl Rove dodge the draft? Karl Rove's Selective Service record Presidential political adviser Karl Rove a former Utah resident is blamed for the controversy over John Kerry's Vietnam service In turn Kerry has lashed out at Rove accusing him of avoiding the draft Rove's Selective Service record begins when he was a student at Olympus High School January: Cease-fir- By Christy March 18: Rove classified Karras TheSulthiktTnbime 1S-- avid Garce will see the completed National i Museum of the Ameri can Indian for the first time this weekend when he visits Washington for the museum's grand opening But the newest addition to the National Mall has been a big part of the Utah landscape architect's life for years now Garce who spent much of — '— Mini ir mi his childhood in Cache Valley Rid iUiAs'fheSall Lab Tribute earned his landscape architec- Salt Lake City landscape architect David Carce helped ture degree at Utah State Unidesign the symbolic landscapes surrounding the new versity and now works at the National Museum of the American Indian In Washington DC Salt Lake City firm GSBS The museum opens Tuesday the helped design unique landscape features that surround the limestone structure The museum occupies the last available ciated with that kind of people it's somespace on the mall — a bittersweet Irony thing special" Garce says considering that Indian tribes The landscape surrounding the muwere in North America first long before seum takes up much of the 425-acr-e site most events commemorated there ocOriginally conceived by ethnobotanist curred Donna House (a member of the Navajo and But the event Is largely a happy one for Oneida tribes) it is divided Into four main Garce whose father is a Catawba Indian areas each representing a type of native "If s exciting and if s an honor I'm in landscape that existed in the area that is awe" he said He is especially pleased to now the District of Columbia before Eurohave worked with some of the nation's peans arrived most prominent designers These are h While designers brought In objects professionals" he said To be asso-- Dl (student deferment y Jan 19: Takes Spring: physical qualifies Leaves the U of Utah for draft "?TiB June 17: classified (available for military service) Oec1: Feb 17: 2 Oraft lottery pick No 84 (student deferment out of 365 of Utah) S U By Rkbfcca Walsh Fall: Attends the semester HtuJi "Focus en Women": Except for a lapse of several Selective months Service records show presidential adviser Karl Rove escaped the draft for nearly three years at the height of the Vietnam War using student deferments Rove's avoidance of military service during the Vietnam War has become an Issue in an ongoing presidential campaign debate retreading the military records of President Bush and challenger Sen John Kerry Bush's supporters have attacked Kerry's war decorations and statements he made opposing the war And Kerry backers insist How Tt Obituaries 86 J Harnett Cole Editorials L R COPY Horoscope CT Puzzles CI M Review CS April 27: Reclassified (available) placed atop list of draftees (not eligible) A12 Sports 01 Television CI CT 'I y Bush was quietly ushered into the protective ranks of the National Guard to avoid combat then failed to fullfil the last months of his service obligation Democrats cast Rove as the mastermind of a hypocritical Bush team that managed to avoid the draft and now cynically encourages questions about Kerry's three Iurple Hearts Last April Kerry even mentioned Rove by name along with Vice President Cheney Chance of showers and t storms ?f 1973 Dec 14: Reclassified Weather poia top-notc- Comics Bush Kerry accuses Bush of covering up plans for troops in Iraq A9 C4 D12 ftfin"2 Chrnry mmpmn campaigns in North Carolina seeks backing from female voters A8 Inside Classifieds J More on the campalep VieSuklMktTrtfnme Businea signed m of Maryland for part of a e accord is JL 1971 U Smmn: Sdaiitr Srrvia Syxtrm Unmrmty qf Utah Vtmrmly of Maryland vj five-stor- r Olympus High School) Fatl: Enters U of Utah statewide highs in mid 80s north low 90s south SiR0VEA6 Dllfilll NuMimlSH J |