| Show Page 2 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Tuesday October 15 1996 In brief Company recalls Rocky Road candy bars — IAY With Halloween less than three weeks WARD Calif ( AP) away Rocky Road candy bars were recalled Monday from stores throughout the country after moths were found in several packages The Annabelle Candy Co which produces the candy said the moths pose no health risks to consumers The moths were found in several candy bars last week in Northern and Southern California Among the products recalled: Rocky Road regular mint and dark miniature sizes and Rocky chocolate lK2-ounbars: llallowcen-slyl- c Theater Pak boxes Full refunds will be Road Six Paeks and available to any consumers who return Rocky Road candy bars to the store of purchase the company said The candy bars were distributed to stores in Alabama Arkansas Arizona California Colorado Hawaii Idaho Illinois Iowa Kansas Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Kentucky Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon South Dakota Texas Utah Washington state and Wyoming I Radio towers on Antelope Island opposed ANTI TOPE ISLAND (AP) — Antelope Island state park superintendent 11m Smith doesn't want anything to mar the view from the island's new visitors center So he has convinced the state Parks and Recreation Board to approve a measure preventing the installation of radio towers on the island The policy was approved last week prior to Saturday's dedication of the park's $14 million million visitors center Smith said he has received numerous requests to put cellular phone and weather lowers and aircraft beacons on the island and fears such development would deteriorate the island’s scenic view The park's new policy will only allow towers that benefit the park or show overwhelming evidence of meeting a public safety need "If we're not careful and restrictive then we wouldn’t be doing the job we're suppose to be" said Smith one of 300 people to attend the dedication ceremony center's 5200-square-fo- ot 90-min- City puts arts complex name up for grabs ramfrowraa Tourists find common ground VALLEY MONUMENT (AP) — The problems started with breakfast — bagels cream cheese and bean sprouts Some catering genius thought that's what they eat in Japan and the visitors from the Pacific Rim would love it They didn't Then there was the cultural disdain toward using the bathroom on the bus The Japanese visitors demanded potty slops almost every hour There always was the difficul- ty of communication The National Park Service which hosted last week’s tour of southeastern Utah by the Manjiro Society Exchange for International had only one employee available who spoke Japanese Of the nearly 90 Japanese visitors only three spoke fluent English But the beauty of nature leaps all language barriers As the tour bus crested the last hill there collective was a cross-cultur- al “Ahhh!” at the first sight of the famous sandstone skyscrapers that are Monument Valley “I am feeling like a Christian returning after being long away from Jerusalem” said Toshiyu-k- i Aoki a life insurance executive from Japan who had only seen Monument Valley in John Wayne movies “It is quite vast so large not sophisticated wild So strange and impressive” WEST VALLEY CITY (AP) — City officials who’ve been trying to find a corporate sponsor willing to kick in millions of dollars to get naming rights to their $54 million hockey arena are throwing a comThis bus tour of Monument munity center and street into the name package Valley was a side trip for deleFor the right price a company could put its name on the arena a erito die Sixth Japan-Agates performing-art- s complex or a boulevard currently named for Decker Summit held in ca Grass-roo- ts Lake — or all three Denver last week part of the The city has hired The Bonham Group to market the package Manjiro Society’s effort to nationwide It will send requests for proposals to 150 local national and international corporations in the next few weeks said Dean Bonham president of the Denver-base- d sports entertainment marketing firm For months city leaders and consultant Theme Media have been trying to negotiate sale of arena naming rights and an exclusive advertisGold Dairies ing package with companies including Borden-MeadoSANDY (AP) — A Jordan and a few Olympic corporate sponsors School District driver who was Earlier the name Coots Brewing Co was suggested but was swiftly shot before her bus was hijacked swept out of consideration last spring by a student is a leader in a new program stressing safety m AP photo Japanese visitors quiz Navajo National Monument Ranger Irvin Francisco second from left about Navajo culture during a stop at Monument Valley Tribal Park develop understanding between Americans and Japanese Founded in 1991 in response to simmering trade disputes between the two countries the Manjiro Society — headquartered in Tokyo and McLean Va — grew out of the ed Tokyo Declaration signed by the United States and Japan which called for more exchanges between average citizens and workers Last year a delegation of 240 Americans — from fields as diverse as park rangers to postal carriers — stayed with families in Kagoshima Japan during the Fifth Summit Japan-Ameri- Grass-root- ca native peoples" Like the United States Japan was once inhabited by indige- s Menu items and restroom accommodations nous tribes — called Ainu — notwithstand- who were conquered and disenfranchised in the onslaught of civilized settlement A small number of Ainu tribal members still survive on the Japanese island of Hokkaido “There are so many similarities with the Navajo — the Ainu were chased off their land and forced to give up their own lan- ing this 1996 exchange was labeled a success by hosts and visitors “This is the first step for belter understanding” said Aoki who plans on returning to Mon- ument Valley with his family “Tourism alone cannot prov ide us with enough communication We want to know more about the deeper history of the native lives the Indians It is something that we ourselves are trying to understand with our own 4 guage" says Boston African American National Historic Site Ranger Aaron Snipe who studied in Japan Driver whose bus was hijacked stresses safety w a national advocate Gay club proponent SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Kelli Peterson created a firestorm a Student Alliance year ago when she proposed forming a at East High School As a result the Salt Lake City school board banned noncurricular clubs and the Legislature enacted a measure prohibiting school dubs dealing with sexuality Peterson graduated in May Since then she crisscrossed the country as a spokeswoman for young people's gay rights She spent last week in Washington at the “Free To Be Me Festival" She returned to Salt Lake City for one day and headed to Los Angeles to receive one of the 1996 Lambda Liberty Awards The Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund is a national organization committed to achieving full recognition of the civil 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Has sleep been disrupted? Appetite changed? If any of these symptoms have persisted more than two weeks a serious depression may be the cause evening Mindly through Friday and Sinday morning hi Carin' Valiev Publishing Cumpauv Kl Ninth PO Bo 5 West 487 Lugau Utah S433-048- 7 Idaho Telephone 27MIC3 l lah7i'lcphniu?5:-:i:- i Prnodicah Pusugc Paid (a Logan Utah Sinclt In the boy’s pockets police found the obituaries of two friends who had been killed in Sula Bearden is the team leader of a group coordinating the driver safety training program for the district’s 179 bus drivers The group now is gathering comments from bus drivers about their concerns and Allgood she said was her first rider that day “He was coming up the stairwell and he told me to get off" Bearden said “1 didn't see the gun The next thing I knew he was standing behind me with the gun to my head telling me to get off the bus “1 did aide him to give me the gun I said ‘Justin give me the DEPRESSED?! 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