Show 2-- Herald Journal Logan Utah Tuesday July 28 The 1987 Teenagers start support group to help other teens Meese Continued from page 1 ments in his office Meese also described meeting with the late CIA director William Casejr at Casey's home In suburban McLean Va on the night of Nov 22 but said he did not tell Casey that the department had found a memo proposing a diversion He said Casey advised him that a businessman had threatened to tell the news media that Iran arms sales profits had been used "for other projects" If two friends who helped finance the deals were not repaid Casey said when he inquired Poindexter assured him there was nothing to it and nothing wrong had happened with regard to the funds" Meese said Describing his delicate dual role as the nation’s top law enforcement officer and as a presidential adviser Meese asserted his actions in the affair were limited and proper staff writer Adolescents in the midst of their teenage years are faced Attorney General Edwin Meese is sworn in today Baby’s survival surprises doctors hard to believe” said Dr Jim Pierce whose maiden name Hutchison chief of obstetrics at whose killer cut the baby from was Darci Ricker was a 1986 Presbyterian Hospital Hutchison said a very sharp her body died from strangula- graduate of LaSalle High tion with a cord or rope ana loss School a Catholic school in instrument would be needed to cut through the abdominal wall of blood from her abdomen but Milwaukie Ore medical officials refused to say Her former landlady Velma and layers of thick muscles to what weapon was used in the Stockton described the suspect reach the uterus and that the and her husband Raymond baby would have to be removed crude operation The baby Pierce 23 who was raised in from the womb within 10 as "just the minutes of the mother's death named Amelia was in excellent Seaside Ore for the child to survive condition at the University of loveliest couple" Pierce a childless woman is New Mexico Hospital Monday However Stockton said Darci Kayleen Pierce 19 Monday that Pierce "had an accused of kidnapping Ray accused of killing the child's obsession with motherhood" possibly with a toy gun from mother Thursday then claiming and once tried to “take over" a the parking lot of a health clinic at Kirtland Air Force Base the newborn1 as her own was baby born to her sister-in-ladriving her to the mountains arraigned on kidnapping and Mary Ricker murder charges Monday "Mary told me that Darci then strangling her and cutting Bob Hlady a spokesman for tried to take over her baby — to the infant girl from' her womb the University of New Mexico take full possession of it” Metropolitan Court Judge Hospital said Monday an Stockton told The Oregonian James O’Toole ordered her held autopsy by the Office of the newspaper "She even wanted in the Bernalillo County Jail on Medical Investigator shows to nurse it She was obssessed 8500000 bond and set a prelimiCindy Lynn Ray 23 — who was with motherhood I don’t know nary hearing for Aug 6 A hospital spokesman said the 8 Vi months pregnant — was maybe that would be a mental baby is in the custody of her problem" strangled and bledto death an air force staff An obstetrician said he was father Investigators are not releas' ing any information on the surprised by the survival of a sargeant and husband of the dead woman whose paternity instrument used to make the baby girl incision in her abdomen until "It would appear to me that was established with tests Pierce also the wife of an the report is complete he said doing that type of operative Police have said a key may procedure in less than ideal without proper have been used to cut the baby surroundings out of Ray's womb through a light without some degree of in surgical experience is almost crude Caesarean-sectio- n NM ALBUQUERQUE (UPI) — A pregnant woman cision ! w 4 requested to leave the dead fish Fish airman stationed at Kirtland was arrested Thursday evening after taking the- newborn chiu to a hospital and trying to claim her as her own police said Pierce on Friday led officers to an isolated area in the Manzano Mountains just east of Albu- where Ray’s body was - aue and her husband 1st Class Raymond Pierce who had been at the New Mexico air base for about two months did not have children of their own a base Spokesman said However investigators suspect Pierce had been pretending to be pregnant for several months and that her husband believed she was pregnant police said Staff Set Ray’s husband Samuel Ray of Payson Utah has been stationed at Kirtland with the 1606th Security Police Squadron for about six months The couple also has a son Friends of the Rays said the sergeant was in seclusion at a friend’s home Pierce Airman $ - fr alone Continued from page Part of the project will be the gathering of the fish for burial 1 you have gills" Nielsen said The only problem is if people pick up some of the dead fish officials said it could result in further distribution of the viruses It is also illegal for someone to take a fish killed during such a project Davis said Davis said rotenone is also harmless to livestock or pets and he and Nielsen stressed that landowners adjacent Spring Creek have nothing to worry about from the water but are The virus continues to live a short time after the fish dies the officials said Knight said she approached about 10 landowners who have ponds on their property near Spring Creek and all agreed to having the ponds treated with rotenone as part of the project Knight said Goede said a fish kill will also be conducted in coming weeks on Newton Reservoir "It's not so common” Goede said "but chemical treatment (to kill fish) is a management tool we use" Os UtvWs v4 wy s X w s 44 4P4HS-- S f jp ’ WV 1 I V fvl ” ‘ $ s T r I ' f'l v s " f mw J Y --1 V 15 t ' s 1 1T4 M 5 if vM r t t £ I ' 4 i$''tX v r ij iJnVi ‘if--- v F-1- B-5- uses mu 2000 publisher ubliibed every evening Monday ttiru riday and Sunday morning by Cache alley Publishing Co 75 West Jrd North ogan Utah M32i po Telephone is? 2i?i Bo7 subscription rates to become No 1 in science by having to steal or use classified information from other countries" Park noted the Soviet Union Audit Bureau ot circulation ne Month carrier grade B movie" If the Soviets have to rely on unclassified reports and stolen dat for scientific advances then the ad Park Iaid ministration should be glad and should be asking why that is the case The reason obviously is that the Soviet Union is lagging Kghn(i ui in SO manv scientific areas No country is ever going and other Warsaw Pact isso countries did not play a role in in M7oo recent breakthroughs not receiving delivery of temperature superconductors wlr Herald Journal please phone because "they are weighted 7 P'm’ ° BM ’ lown travel restrictions sundavT" and bureaucratic restraints on hours: office oo a m to s oo p m weekdays 1 20 contact with foreigners and a of telephones even terT os t m a s M6rnt change to Th wspicion neVMr'Maii'r": erald Journal ogan Utah i432i 75 West ' 3rd North high-jbscrlbe- rs Copying machines To stop what Baldrige has f k j1' i ? s4-- V-- Ant k v J ix 4 private and public databases called the “massive outflow of "and keep sensitive govern- damaging information" to the ment information out of the Soviet Union the Reagan apublic databases or limit its dministration has taken Continued from pagel availability to US and Allied numerous steps including: —A directive last fall by a defense contractors" Department maintained that The report also touched on group headed by National Secuthe United States is “subsidizwhat critics regard as the key rity Council Director John ing the Soviet military buildup" issue: by allowing easy access to "Unfortunately this may also unclassified scientific docuinhibit the United States’ own ments That report warned that national research effort by re"some of the information taken stricting the ready availability in the aggregate may reveal of such information” More recently James sensitive information concernof the Defense InDearlove ing US strategic capabilities and vulnerabilities” It cited telligence Agency said that easy losses to the Soviets of critical access to unclassified US data from unclassified sources technical data has saved the Soviet bloc "billions of dollars" relating to the 5 fighter jet "That's a lot of baloney” said the 2 bomber and Sidewinder "The administration Park missile The report added that one doesn't understand how science They think it has to do solution would be to works formulas and sudwith secret “thoroughly screen all candidate database entries" in den discoveries like in a bad f ‘ 1 u umv Restrict ' s in 1985 Photo-Optic- al Engineers to o v the Society of Instrumentation to cancel pres- entations of about a dozen unclassified research papers At a conference in 1982 more than 100 papers were withdrawn after warnings by the Defense which authorized and Commerce departments Poindexter government department heads citing the Export Administrato determine what com- tion Act The act imposes conputerized information was trols on export of information “sensitive but unclassified" and that would be of signficant should be restricted The De- military value to the Soviet fense Department was given bloc s responsibility for setting for safeguarding —A plan byandthe Office of Budget to sensitive materials in govern- Management turn Nathe ment and private databases tional Technical Information Poindexter defined such in- Service over to a private operaformation as anything “the tor by 1988 raising fears that disclosure loss misuse alter- sensitive documents would be ation or destruction of which withheld from NTIS and that a could adversely affect national private company would not security or other government stock unprofitable reports interests" Such data could inCritics contend that the adclude "government or governmenministration t-derived by limiting access economic human financial industrial to “sensitive" information is agricultural technological and trying to create a new category of classified data law enforcement information" "Restrictions on scientific —President Reagan’s 1984 directive giving the Defense information have definitely Department authority to regu- gotten tougher under the late access to "sensitive” un- Reagan administration" said classified information in federal Stephen Gould of the American databanks The Poindexter Association for the Advancedirective was rescinded in ment of Science “Some of the March but the Reagan policy mechanisms of control were already there but this adremains in effect ministration has put teeth into Rep Jack Brooks author of legislation recently them and added new ones" Except for certain narrow passed by the House that would of technology said Gould areas of the National Bureau put Standards rather than the the administration has not Pentagon in charge of federal supported its claims that nacomputer access policy said tional security is endangered by the directives "gave the De easy access to unclassified artment of Defense and the data ntelligence community ‘Big Library organizations and Brother’ control over all com civil liberties groups also have assailed efforts to limit access puter systems in the country" -- Defense Department orders to scientific information blems” Saunders reaffirmed the need such a group with a couple for with new and different reasons of challenges they may have never “This group can help in that faced before in the growing up task by first helping kids realof them process And to many others are navlng the ize that those challenges seem to come of problems and same types in overwhelming numbers As a means to help teenagers that there are better ways than find constructive ways of coping turning to drugs and alcohol or with the many and diverse running away to help alleviate problems they face — and to them “Second” she continued also help them realize that “the group can help the youth others are experiencing similar that will enable — a new support challenges “toi more cooperaim group has been organized in solving families with tively "Teens Helping Te iblems Some families are stemmed from the efforts of two Cache Valley teens who felt a ust not functional because se problems exist If kids need to help their peers regardless of how small or large the can learn to cope in constructive ways the problems problems might be The will be reduced" Utal gram is sponsored by Organizers of the program State University’s Psychology out that it is not a Department Community Clime pointed and has the support of many 'complaint group" The group other social service entities will learn how to approach a problem with an objective throughout the area “in this nice quiet little viewpoint and then work toward ot either solving the community we see a lot of kids a process or making it easier to that are troubled" said Elwin Eroblem stated the information Nielsen a USU professor of psychology who is overseeing release There is a multi-fol- d the project “What may be a group relatively small problem to someone else can actually be a outlined in the release The group will focus on rather large problem to a mutual support personal We can think we teenager help by giving them a place to talk growth problem solving education and communication things out “Most teenagers need to sort Generally a topic will be insome things out and may have troduced by the group leader difficulty talking with parents with discussion to follow or other people with whom it Games projects and activities may be appropriate for them to also will be included to help talk" Nielsen continued “They foster growth Confidentiality will be premay be struggling to find an identity they may be struggl- served to the greatest extent ing to find whether or not possible and group members they’re worthwhile or whether will be advised of the policy as or not they’ll lead a worthwhile they enter The group will adhere to a basic rule of thumb life “There are a lot of kids who which states that anything disare on the verge of trouble" he cussed within the group readded “They can get into mains within the group Organizers pointed out that trouble and they can not get into trouble Giving them an oppor- “group members will also be tunity to share problems and advised that should a situation concerns may be a real deter- arise where the group leader rent This support group could feels that someone is in immiprovide a real community nent danger of some sort or that a crime may be comservice" The group will assemble on a mitted it will be the group weekly basis with meetings set leader’s responsibility with for Wednesdays at 7 pm in discretion to contact the proper authorities whether that is law USU’s Taggart Student Center room 333 Interested Cache enforcement medical or mental Valley teens are invited More health authorities’’ Other community service eninformation can be obtained by have also expressed suptities or calling Teens Helping Teens is open port of the new group Roberta to any young person who is Hardy director of the Child and struggling with a problem re- Family Support Center in gardless of the problem’s Logan said “It certainly has nature or magnitude according the potential to alleviate some to a group press release The of the problems that teenagers theme of the group is “You have “The thing that we’re excited belong because you are here” “Even though there are a lot about is having a resource to of people here who don't want to refer some of our kids to” she admit that these problems said “Support groups tend to be exist we know that they do" more helpful for teenagers who said Janice Saunders are trying to deal with problems" coordinator of Helpline at USU A key factor in the success of “WftiuiVe had many calls in the the past from youth who are group now is getting the to participate youth home experiencing problems “It has a lot of potential if we problems communicating with parents and drug and alcohol oungsl i “H problems They’re not feeling comfortable but not knowing handle it in such a way that kids will want to join in it will what to do about it “It’s far better for these kids work" to have a place to go to and talk things over" Saunders con- - ra 750-340- s Hprain Inaima! tinued “They are not bad kids and not bad families they Just have to work out some pro- By Teresa Smith 1 752-39- CABINETS W Cars Buy Are Not Created Junk Equal and Trucks! 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