Show - “Twill'll jj 4 jp jmut lW' VwiS6iN 656" - lrTMn l'wwiH) !’ii lit appr' Ti' Page 2 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Thursday April 18 1996 Freemen meet with negotiators JORDAN Mont (AP) — Five members Freemen met w ith negotiators for about two hours in what was believed to he the first such discussions in almost two weeks Two men drove to within about 500 of the face-to-fa- nt Wednesday and reporters recognized one of them as an FBI agent Five people zs HAFB may get boost from report critical of Clinton privatization teg f li OGDEN Utah (AP) — A Gen- eral Accounting Office report criticizing President Clinton's proposal to privatize defense jobs in California and Texas has buoyed hopes of Hill Air Force Base supporters The government watchdog agency warns that the White n walked from the house to the vehicle During the meeting inside the 960-acr- e barricaded compound the group sometimes sat inside the vehicle and occasionally stood near it It was apparently the first such meeting since four Montana legislators met with a group of Freemen on April 4 and 5 The compound has been surrounded by the FBI since March 25 when agents arrested two leaders of the group The FBI agents at the scene refused to comment on the meeting Norman Olson left Michigan militia leader carrying a stuffed animal and a Bible walks with his assistant Ray Southwefl to the restricted area around the Montana Freemen's compound outside Jordan Mont Wednesday House's proposals would not save the government money while leaving in place the excess capacity at Hill and facilities in Georgia and Oklahoma City The GAO also cautioned that Clinton's proposals could make inefficiencies at Hill and the other facilities worse That could force another round of base closures once again endangering Hill Rep Jim Hansen ah praised the report Tuesday at a hearing of the House National Security Committee “I don’t think they'll be able to into the former home of William and 0 no Fly Casting Sponsored bv Rainy's al study two meals mixed session Three Green Outfitters Limited SpdgeCj 753-676- increase rather than decrease as a result of this privatization If OFF Sale SM Rag $40 Junior bultarty patterned anwnmst ala $37 Rag $30 Mima' shorn in topical cotom I 02 09 10 16 17 25 m 17 NUUERS WED'ESWYAPNL 24 25 26 01 05 SUUNPIIZf SWKKTMIS NUMB 56377 ats if ra manic-depressi- rtnrv MM'' " At W I tor $23 Rag 1390 aa Maaas' krai polo Sal Oate $10 Rag $20 Mraaes ootton poptn shorts mm on som t ALL SLEEPWEAR MISSES' SIZES IN Sato 1009 Rag 2999 Komar krai codon paiamas m sows or prints aa in niti snorts Rag $16 Crachstad tong bag asaortad cotora shown I OFF 20-3- 0 ALL SWIMWEAR AND SHORTS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN 13M Rag SIS Mon USA OlympK Brand feunfct Ysur choice Sato UN RsgS20t23S3 Man St John's Bay or Hunt Club short saw OS TH SMSOH ON MOTS 4 SCUM MBTB SNOMW APPLY FOR AN INSTANT JCPENNEY CREDIT ACCOUNT AND YOU WILL GET 1S OTP YOUR CHARM PURCHASI PON ONI DAY AND YOU COULD wm YOUR CHOICE FROM TWO FABULOUS VACATIONS A TRIP TO TUB IMS SUMMER OLYMPICS ON A T DAY CANIBMAN CNUISC AND BOTH TRIPS INCLUDE A $1000 JCPCNNBY SHOPPING SPRSK SAVE ON YOUNG MEN'S ARIZONA JEAN CO SAVE ON SHIRTS ALL USA OLYMPIC BRAND APPAREL Sato 1999 Rag $34 DsndW cottof poptoi shat Sato ON Rag $10 Embndamd cotton AND FOOTWEAR Sato SMoa Rag 709m Man or todras' toe or shorts Sato 910 Rag 1299 Man nylon aoooar shorts Sato TM Rag 9 99 Woman cargo shorts MTS UNO SHOUTS mow TM MNICTM MJm CO J" - An f - -- : - - r M Jvft tr J 1 " JTfr- f ':j I ’ ” - r f j 1 J I T ' it'-- ”r v 4 to- -- r ’y- r r - — 7-- - J -: - 1 4b i w it "'Aii J Mriaha SALE en He said most of those calling in consider the gym the hub of their social life and also want a place where families are welcome Sato $13 GET A QUICK CHARGE CARD AND YOU COULD WIN! 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Janet Kamrnae from Payette took home 510000 from Monday’s Hot Lotto jackpot Players are instant scratch privatize those bases (in California and Texas)” Hansen said after the hearing Much of the work from McClellan Air Force Base along with several thousand new jobs was to come to Hill before Clinton insisted on “privatizing-in-placc- ” the base's jobs in California Hansen and other critics have suggested the president hoped his proposal would improve his dec lion prospects in California By consolidating jobs from McClellan the 1995 Base Closure and Realignment Commis- leader Norman Olson was barred by officials from entering the compound He said he was an ordained Baptist minister and wanted to minister to the Freemen not mediate the standoff On Tuesday Olson was turned away agents when he tried to enter the FBI's command center in Jordan about 30 miles from the compound He said he wanted to meet w ith the FBI field commander About IS people remain inside the complex and about 10 of them face chatges threatranging from writing bad checks to ening to kidnap and murder a federal judge gli AT rll Michigan militia Also Wednesday Agnes Stanton They moved onto the property with permission of rancher Tim Phipps who bought the house and farm property at a foreclosure auction almost CALL VICTIM SERVICES 25-3- 3 ?v ll)-ve- ar Meanwhile the FBI moved closer to the compound occupying the foreclosed home of a Freeman family just two miles from the complex FBI agents moved carloads of equipment IVICTIMS OF CRIME HAVE RIGHTS TOO! 752-892- son left the house Agnes Stanton and her last week and surrendered to the FBI on a varietv of federal charges William Stanton prison term for threatis serv’ine a and writing a bad officials ening public check for $25000 closer to the compound occupying the foreclosed home of a Freeman family just two miles from the yards of the compound's main house AP photo twovearsago Meanwhile the FBI moved ce 999 BIG GIRLS' ARIZONA JEAN CO FASHION TEE REG 1399 Sato 1099 Rag 14 99 Bi pto' Anions shorts SALE Sato 999 POLYESTERCOTTON MATTRESS PAD REG 1499 TWIN-SIZ- E I tor 110 Saoaritshi 99 aa DuPont System tosoari aslWNMCmlaiaiW Mon SALE Sat 10 am to 9 pm Sunday 12 noon to 5 pm 399 THE JCPENNEY BATH TOWEL OF COTTON IN SOLID COLORS REG 58 Sato 179 Rag $0 Handtsml WIN Rag 350 WbahcMh JCPenney Cache Valley Mall r 1 |