Show Vtol87 Na 249 Wednesday October 1ft 1996 Inside Logan Utah Bridgertand's Party Newspaper CMPO eyes 1400 West highway Council wants to move US 91 Logan-Cach- e Airport to accommodate a realignment of US Highway VI along 1000 West But Airport Manager Mike Nilson said that wouldn’t be feasible Ihe CMPO agreed the proposed highway should not be called a bypass Instead it hopes to move US 91 to the new road and use the existing highway as a business loop On Monday Ihe board coined the name Cache Valley Highway for Ihe route that would run west around Logan North Hyde Park and Smithfleld The group hopes the stale will pick up a large portion of the tab for developing By Michael R Weibei staff writer The Cache Metropolitan Planning Organization reached a consensus this week that the “Cache Valley Highway” should run roughly along 140(1 West Earlier this month Ihe CMPO’s execu- tive council discussed moving the and maintaining the new road Andy liunctk the CMPO's planner said the board is urnsidering running the road from KXXJ West south ol largan's MX) South to approximately 14IXJ West It uruld run north along 141X1 West until it passed the airport where it would veer east again across Hyde Park luine and line up with Smithfield's 80(1 West would umncct back to the existing US replaced to develop the proposed loud He said the ( MPO hopes to wuie a plan and submit it to the l ull legisli-lur- e Indore the end oi the year so it tm Ik considered lor funding when lawrnik ers meet in January 'I lie- Nurd must iei last and with a consensus lie sai l in have the best chance ol petting: stiie 1 unding “We can t have any altuiiik jriin- lie said “There lias to In only mik Miit 91 we “There’s not a whole lot that's existing” he said noting that land would have to be purchased and many wetlands scheduled to meet (let 21 with lants to discuss the issue further - Once north of Smithficld the road submit'' The CMPO executive ihiimiI is Court hears case of abortion protests f A new doctor in town has climbed some of the world’s highest moun- Page 13 tain peaks Update JVIedicine! 31 I' WASHINGTON ' f a ti'ir over dispute protests in upstate New Doctors mark 150 years of anesthesia giving the Supreme ( chance to draw tin Inn patients' light to avoid Robert HandrickaHaraM Town SAN DIEGO (AP) — President Clinton and Bob Dole are meeting for a showdown offering final the Republican challenger a nationally “politics” the how responds president heads That’s the beauty of it” ef hard-cor- and Dole backers will be asking unscreened questions during forum moderated by Jim the Ijehrer “So w hat they ask should be right off Uie top of their heads That's the beauty f of it said Frank Newport of Gallup Poll Trailing by double-dig- it margins in national polls just three weeks before Election Day Dole on Tuesday put lorih his harshest condemnation yet of Clinton’s ethical performance in the White House The Clinton campaign called if an act of desperaiion by a losing candidate te editor-in-chie- tried to take responsibility for things that I have some responsibility for — good or bad — but also to share some of the good news with the American people" Clinton said Weather Government critic: Raid Snow covered mountains hail the beginning of a new teason m Happy Vatiey of his business a ‘shock’ -- BChanesH Fearvetone rta Page 12 Index 2 Opino'1 20 Spot e COPY I 12 J o j Jo’e' 1 a!u! g"ii sv ’iter' i awner A Cliflon buvnessmar wfet factory was raided by law nforoemem officials ir early Octotcr says ht wax acting completely within his rights using North (Carolina license plates or 1 it company s trucks On Oct 3 Ned Bullet s trailer --manufacturir factory was raided by cfTtdsit from the Idaho Transpxrta'i'ia DepaftTren' sepported by the Idaho State Police Police Fra'iiir (xun'v Sheriff's (jffkt and ’lit DeprrJtr! The officers were i"t irrg f - tvnitrit AU- - p'KAe Construction workers set up a tevitO'' on the stage area o the O'gan Paviliion m San Diego s Bstooa Parti The pevitiion teng be up 1c a Democato Pa" post p'esoenta1 debate 'at' "- tonight Ik paying salt lax on trucks be that Butler might bought in Idaho and Utah and may have been improp- erly displaying N'jrth Caroiina license plates The irailer-makc- r sad It war‘l trying to chea’ Franklin Courly or Idaho — ht owns 18 vehicles including a boat an ai'planc and a snowmobile that are all registered m Idaho The handf u! of vtlides in quev tV 1rwevcr is ow ned by Bu’icr Trailer ManufacturN C which has rts headquarters ir ing Buber said he is au’honztd by ’tie N'irth Carolina Divisvin of t hales to Oispay manufacturer's bin or any vehicle plates rM ordy m trailers he build' " die the dealt! “in inventory cf TBe North Carex’in borne off a ?n those vehicle it's not a sXTrf" Belle said “All tVxse taxes are “ paid in North (arolm A sprletmtn for te No"! Ca"’!r-- Division ('etnJro M-'X'- g ’fi a: Jn J994 ihe i'tiu'even eaeet p" judges can ei si re testers f re 'to gett'g el i dlvirion c! t ics J I e eu” r a V 1 ' rt 'Je'r'-- si'a’ion free around a I h Ja I' ic The Supreme (olV tea! m id l CJinlon was arriving here today Page d guarantee protect "coeruve or at imj" isi conduct' r keep' 'f em “I have not only om r pa’icni d"-en- frte-’pee- Dole's accusations Set DEBATE a Ci-eu- where he prepared for the debate Clinton refused to directly respond to one-fiM- in court papers But lawyers lor the New York abortion providers say the case is really about clinic patterns' and stallers' right to be left alone' to “All citizens have a right go about one s business without an unwelcome speaker dodging one’s footsteps shoving literature on one’s body or grabbing and screaming" the clinics' lawyers said Alter hearing argur: ents today the justices are expected to issue a decision by July Abortion protesters kev p mi Schcnck and Dwight Saci leis -- t are asking the high court turn a court cider that re r demonstrators to stay a1 feet away from Ciirie eri'w'iecs driveways or anyone entererg or leaving the clinics side Up to two uan go ioe' walk counselors I1 1 rig) t 'o d-- 792 ii 'i'ti-- a Smut till :e largely or tactics '" g n ary vio'i'” clinics ! not’ tas oii!ers' ar:i"f " cit‘ g a' ’ t bvt I at at k iJV a' ' v g- - Butler says he wasn’t trying to cheat anyone ' PdQ6 4 Movie From Albuquerque ut u-- memtter tley must hack i1 il the person asks to I Jet alone ’ ' The 2nd U S Appeals upheld the orde’ r 2 ruling that 'aid 'he nsirj J irst An ir lion's NM ahead of llic 7 pm MDT debate Dole here since Monday planned to campaign in California fur another day after die debate as his campaign confor templates whether to fight all-othe state's 54 electoral vote prize — ) the 270 needed to win harassed Two activist vj a lower court violated then rig!: to Ircc speech by allowing people who enter or leave abornon elm ics in Bullalo and kochtMe--r NY to make protesters back oil “The sidewalk counselor rnay oiler a final appeal to the conscience of those struggling wnli their own ambivalence eve tlc distressing decision to al on a" unborn child Such verbal Kr sion and protest rest at the very heart ol the right to free sjech ' to approach sion” Members of the audience selecied by — Frank Newport the Gallup polling edftor-fn-chlPoll Gallup organization to weed e Clinton out ' be-m-g ' be r 24 fee jT ce ask The Caahe Valwy Albanc tor V MentalHope1 eappofl gnxjp meats a ly III 'Joj may Room 4 a1 Log' Regional Hospi7 fexagrt! e tami-ttal Tb meMing a open ic anyone member or tneoc dtanusec witt’ e eenous manta1 antes For more mformelion cal Del or WenOs Akr at 7554720 o' Bj v Unde Biw at 753 3569 OR and the president himself shrugged it olT as “We have seen more than 30 Clinton officials investigated fired or forced to televised opportunity to ignite an resign due to ethical improprieties” against-the-odd- s comeback Dole said to a luncheon audience of electronics-industr- y hall-styl- e — executives in ncar- debate town Tonight’s in a theater on a Uni- by Coronado Calif “The problems of the -SSi-SLSo what they Clinton administration ag have become a oattern on bole’s harsh new should right off Clin- A habit of half-trutUk of aud An atmosphere of evaton’s character and on mg t0 ofthgir face-to-fa- Cache tonight Croeswo'd debate will include impromptu questions hall-styl- e ' m-- the protesters’ lawyers said Dole looks for big comeback “When the dreadful steel was plunged into the breast — cutting through arteries veins flesh — nerves 1 began a scream that lasted — I almost marvel that it rings nut in my ears still! So excruciating was the agony" she wrote Abbott was taken to the secluded amphitheater so the other patients wouldn't hear him in case he screamed as Dr John Collins Warren removed the growth Abbott a printer woke up a few minutes later and told onlookers he didn't feel any pain “Gentleman this is no humbug" Warren a noted surgeon of the day told the buzzing crowd An earlier failed attempt to use nitrous oxide as a painkiller was derided as “humbug" 22 22 Journal The WeteviXe Mountains provide a winter backdrop for Logan early this morning after Northern Utah's high country received a dusting of snow Temperatures are expected to drop below freezing tonight with more winter weather forecast for this weekend Winter on the way dial” s vv Kiw-protesters- ngli- Irec-spet- rs Colics Y--- n-i- ed Other avants i 1 BOSTON (AP) — Gilbert Ablxitt took a few whiffs of an ether-soaksponge fell unconscious and had a tumor cut from his jaw ISO years ago today When he woke up he said felt no pain making medical history as the first patient to undergo surgery in front of witnesses under anesthesia Before that day Oct 16 1846 surgeons numbed patients with alcohol or opium held them down and tried to operate quickly because most went into shock from the pain To celebrate Abbott’s operation doc-itufrom around the world made pilgrimages Tuesday to the Ether Dome the amphitheater at Massachusetts General Hospital where the surgery took place 'lire hospital is holding a week-lon- g celebration of what many consider ihe most significant event in American medical history “(Surgery) never would have advanced without that” said Dr Elliott Miller chairman of the celebration committee and an assistant professor of anesthesia at Ihe hospital Before ihe introduction of ether patients screams were known to drive medical students into other professions In 1 81 1 English author Fanny Burney underwent a mastectomy in a letter to her sister nine months later she said her only preparation was a “wine cor- Ciasaif-ed- 01996 50 Cents M'Xor Vehicles B’icr ’ ': |