Show tv rT T lAt C i iifj torf “ 1 A-- Bill includes outlay for landing system By Michael RWeXei Page booking Pilots flying into art Logan-Cach- e Airport may soon have a system in place to make their landing approaches more pre- 11 cise The Updolo US Senate approved the trans- portation appropriations bill for fiscal year 1999 on Friday That MU included ITheUOOs 3 funding for several projects related to She can spell love but will she love him? sJSrfr v DENVER — Millionaire Mike Mullen is a man with a mission: to find for his third bride a drop-dea- d gorgeous woman who not only knows the mean-- " ing of love but has some vague idea how to spell it Mullen may have found her on Monday in Deena Lacy of Parker Colo a blue-eye- d blonde — with an identical twin no less He flew in to meet her Monday after talking with her briefly on KRFF (Ralph) 1280-Ashow last week Mullen comes in fust A former linebacker for the World Football League he’s built bearded and dressed in Mack He’s also balding but that and the eyes ‘ just add to the overall Sean Connety ports were named in the Senate version of the MU to receive the technologically advanced landing systems Two airports in Washington state and one in Sun Valley Idaho were also named to receive the new systems The House version of the bill howev- - er doesn’t specify which airports are supposed to get the new systems A con- ference committee including members from both houses of Congress will transponder landing system or TLS is cheaper than die instrument landing sys- sion of Aeronautics explained that a See AIRPORT on Page 10 A ja-- -- l k ’V? ’TsJ rv’ ' ' 1 Jr- fci: staff writer PRESTON — In spite of two recent pedestrian accidents one of which resulted in a fatality the Idaho Transportation Department again denied a request for a traffic light at 1st South and US Highway 91 Preston's State '1 Aj ' V Street Idaho Transportation Department District Engineer Ed Bala 7 x - effect Then Lacy makes her entrance: long blond hair big blue eyes a stunning smile the bead cheerleader ! everybody's high school No sparks fly but Mullen does proclaim her “gorgeous’ and gives her a handshake mid a hug “I owe you one” he tells radio host Tom Jensen “When I buy the station I'm going to retain '- -r- mr Franklin County speed limits— Page 3 Vifj v-- - '' ' S''1 7A v" " 'y N “ jcP - ' I'-'-- 't1 i ' ’ As she drove up from Parker on Monday Lacy says she had one thought looping through her mind: “What am I getting myself into?" What indeed? The road to Denver and most every other American city is paved with women waiting for millionaire Mike who had to hire a lawyer to sift through 39000 letters and packages after he appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show in January — one month after his second divorce — talking about the girl of his dreams She’s got to be beautiful but she’s also got to have a brain “No airhead bimbos allowed” says the attorney Mullen hired to screen his Oprah mail “They had to have beauty inside and out" The show was supposed to be about Texas millionaire bachelors but the whole direction changed when the Oprah folks found out Mullen wasn't happy about being single Debby No 1 — both his are named Debby — says he’s jutt feeding an ego the size of the Lone Stiff state which Mullen denies "This isn’t an ego thing" he says “There were supposed to be four of us Texas millionaire bachelors Then it turned out I was the only one I never knew what Oprah was going to da But she took it and ran with it She played it to the hilt" ' ex-wiv-es Cache tonight AP photo baoy Datn phants were spared the GM union settle some differences ' WASHINGTON (AP) — Monica Lewinsky been given blanket immunity in exchange for testimony in Kenneth Starr’s of her relationship with President Clinton Ms Lewinsky’s attorneys said today "We as counsel for Monica Lewinsky have reached an agreement today that for her foil six-mon- th Ms Lewinsky's account also includes infor-h-as mation relevant to Starr’s probe of possible obstruction of justice by Clinton and his FLINT Mich (AP) — General Motors Corp and the United Auto Workers tentatively settled disputes today at two strikebound parts plants but still sought the final pieces of a deal to end the and truthful testimony she will receive transac- tional immunity in this case” said Plato one of her attorneys Ms Lewinsky's mother Marcia Lewis was Jacob Stein and Nathaniel Speights Transactional immunity means that Ms granted the same level of protection from pros ecu turn said her attorney Billy Martin The Lewinsky will not be prosecuted fra any had frequent telephone conversations mony that she gives to Starr's office regarding with her daughter about Ms Lewinsky’s rela- - matters under investigation It is the most with Clinton according to 20 horn of tcctive type of immunity that can be granted to tape recordings between Ms Lewinsky and a witness former friend Linda Tripp The agreement for Ms Lewinsky's After talking to prosecutors for five hours on testimony that she had sexual relations with President Clinton was reached after the former Monday Ms Lewinsky has agreed to testify that she had a sexual relationship with the president legal sources said See IMMUNITY on Pnge 10 Earlier report — Page 2 CAcheris testi-moth- er walkout that has crippled production nationwide pro-tionsh- ip Negotiators resolved issues at the puts plants in Flint at a third plant in Flint that wasn't struck and at plants in two other cities But they were still working on die Lewinsky: Shopped tor a deal See STRIKE on PUge 18 Leavitt seeks opinion on polygamy prosecution Women say governor's remarks were insensitive Paged 1 T i SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Gov Mike Leavitt under attack for suggesting polygamy is constitutionally protected has asked the state’s attorney general to explain why polygamists haven't been prosecuted for nearly a half-centu- ry The tropic topic —hot weather officials Law-enforcem- i '' punctuated by monsoons -- wak that the older elephants had made gets immunity will bare all sex details VoGfhcr rf te See LIGHT on Page 10 3 1 Shirley an Asian baby elephant ie sprayed with cool water from animal attendant Vika Voltchak altar arriving at 8w Arrowhead Pond in Anaheim Calif on Monday from The Ringiing Brothers and Bamum end Bailey Circus train The baby ele “Putting in a light in an area that doesn't warrant it causes more accidents" Bala said “There are just some accidents that a stoplight won't correct" For example transportation officials claim accidents are t Volunteer hostesses are noadad lor tha American Heritage Quilt Show to be hold from July 31 to Aug 8 at the WeBsvDe Tabernacle Telephone Linda at r ' told Preston Mayor Jay Heusser and the Franklin County Commission on Monday the area did not meet the qualifications of The Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices which lists narkwai criteria for installing a stoplight - you" Other events Dangerous intersection won’t see traffic light By Arrin Brunson S S’ v advanced global positioning systems He also noted that most pilots will not need additional equipment or training to use a TLS He said TLSs use new technology that was just certified by the Federal Aviation Administration in May Funding for the new systems at the first five airports including the one in Logan would be paid in full by FAA grants through the transportation appropriations bill He 4 ' t tems in use at many airports and die M 753-484- Cents'! choose final language for the biU “I'm excited for us to get that because we’ve been trying for 10 years to get something" said Cache County Executive Lynn Lemon ' Logan-Cach- e Airport does not have a “precision" approach system It has an omnidirectional beacon to aid pilots but that does not provide a very accurate Airport landing approach Logan-Cach- e also has a global positioning system but few aircraft using the small airport are equipped with the expensive equipment to use that system Bob Barrett director at the Utah Divi- ’''£&' 4 ‘’'t By Lisa Levitt Ryckman Scripps Howard New Service the 2002 Olympics as weU as $3 million for a pilot project to build transponder landing systems at five airports in the United States — including two in Utah e and Heber Valley airLogan-Cach- staff writer The Ladies of Harley Davidson SO late OKs airport ffends VAL J' 4Ll ' Logan' Utoh‘ "o 1993 Bridgerfand’s Pally Nsvrepap? Insido - vrryrvv Pago 10 have better things to do was an informal answer by a member of the attopey general’s staff Leavitt’s request came as self--' emotional abuses suffered by prosecuted but he believes there women and children in polygamous groups Worse they said Leavitt's remarks amount to tacit approval of the practice “It is evident he is not taking ns seriously" said Vicky Prtinty long-outlaw- : director of the Tapestry of are religious freedom questions that could prevent wholesale prosecution of the estimated tens of thousands of practicing polygamists in Utah “There's a long history of deal- ing with this in this state" said Leavitt adding that in growing up in southern Utah he knew many polygamists "For the most part they were hardworking and p Polygamy a group for former polygamist wives and children “Until Gov Leavitt takes die laws of polygamy serigood people" he said described victims of polygamy ously our hands are tied and we The religious-freedoarguAP photo condemned him for his comwill continue to be n voice ment has been rejected repeatolly by die US Supreme Court said Laura Chapman the 27th ments last week on the practice unheard" Last week Leavitt said University of Utah law professor child out 0131 by one man They claimed the governor grandfather instances of human or civil rights Michael McConnrU tpaaka during an anti- whose great-grepolygamy newt confer- - was a polygamist is insensitive violations committed by polyga’to the physical spiritual and mists should he aggressively See OPINION on Pnge 18 self-hel- m Index About Cache 4 Classifieds 15 Comics — — 13 I Crossword Movies Sports 13 12 6 at 1 APphoSO Rowenna Erickson an wife of a man in Vw Kingston dan reads a statement during e news conference outside the Utah govern dot's office on Monday |