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XU for ugh tur- loo-- I Black leader calls for talks with tor i Bamicle Globe management BOSTON —A for 6 mm js tgm The Herald Journal Logan Utah Friday August 14 1998 — Page 5 I Study points to high teen risks leader of Boston’! black community invited (AP) tMMgBmciit to discuss joumaliatic atandaida and race in the wake of the newspaper's decision to retain columnist Mike py1 ATLANTA (AP) — Black and Hispanic high school students are more likely than their white counterparts to be a threat to oth-e- n by carrying weapons or fighting while for the CDC’s National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Pro motion The 1997 survey looked at behavior leading use of to injury and surveyed teen-ager- s' alcohol tobacco and drags and their sexual and physical activity Hispanic high school students were most likely to arm themselves with 23 percent carrying a gun knife or club compared with 22 percent of blacks and 17 percent of whites Blacks were most likely to have fought in the previous year at 43 percent vs 41 percent for Hispanics and 34 percent for whites Whites were most likely to have drank five or more glasses of alcohol on at least one of the 30 days before the survey: 38 percent of whites said Ithey had compared with 33 percent of Hispanics and 16 percent of blacks Blacks were least likely to mix alcohol and whites are more likely to hurt themselves by driving after drinking alcohol a government study j The similarities among teen-age- rs were equally stark: About one in three are involved in fights Almost one of every five carries a weapon or drives after drinking Almost one in 10 attempts suicide The findings based on a survey of 16262 The Rev Eugene Riven on Thunday laid Bamicle deierved a harsher punishment especially in light of previous reports that die Globe had settled at leak two lawsuits with people who claimed they were misquoted by the columnist ‘There are lots of legitimate questions about how the Globe treats its employees from the Mack community” Riven said Riven refened to the newspaper’s decision to suspend Bamicle who is while for using unattribulcd material in one of his columns just high school students nationwide were twp months alter columnist Patricia Smith who is black was asked to released Thursday by the Cenlen for Disease of a foun-dati- Control and Prevention resign for fabricating quotes and charactcn Rivers ‘The lesson here is that too many youth activists composed largely of black ministen and said a meeting between Bamide Globe editon and Made community continue to practice behaviors that put them leaden could come as early as next week at risk — for iqjuiy or death now anachronic Globe Editor Matthew V Storin said he would meet with Mack lead- disease later" said Laura Kann a chief en if asked He also said the paper has been unfairly criticized “It's unfortunate that race has been raised as an issue” he said "It's bad for the town and not fair” Vanessa Williams president of the National Association of Black Journalists has called the Globe's decision to fire Smith but retain Bamicle “disgraceful” Meanwhile Sadiki Kambon president of the Black Community Information Center called on the Globe to reinstate Smith or face a call “to the community of color to boycott” the newspaper on co-ch- air anti-violen- ce driving Nine percent drove after drinking compared with 19 percent of whites and 18 percent of Hispanics The differences could be “a marker for socioeconomic status” and urban living Ms Kann said White teen-age- rs were nearly twice as like ly as Hispanics to smoke frequently or chew tobacco with 20 percent or whites saying they smoked frequently compared with 1 1 percent of Hispanics Among blacks 7 percent smoked frequently and 2 percent chewed tobacco Six percent of Hispanics had used cocaine in the 30 days before the survey double the number of whites and nine times the number of blacks Hispanics also were more likely to have used steroids or injected drags Nineteen percent of whites and 18 percent of Hispanics had tried other illegal drags Reunion is rewarding TURTLE LAKE Wis (AP) — Attendingjiigh school reunions can pay Just ask Vernon Evenson He traveled from his Spring- dale Ark home to northern Wisconsin for his 40th class reunion and won a more than $1 million jackpot at the casino ran by the St Croix Chippewa band “I plan on kicking back and taking it a little easier” Evenson 58 said after winning $1047864 by hitting the casino's Quarterma-ni- a Megalackpot on Wednesday links toddlers’ height bullying Study LOS ANGELES — toddlers are Idler more independent (AP) more likely than their peers to become adolescent bullies a new study finds “One of tiie explanations is that if a kid has a big size he uses that on in life when a person is faced with a difficult situation he goes back to early learning experience by using his physical advantage whether he is still taller or not" Raine said Thursday Researchers studied children in Mauritius an island between Africa and India beginning in 1971 Mauritius was chosen because die emigration percentage is very low Raine said The population sample was split about evenly between males and s Several ethnic backgrounds were represented and fearlessness Height weight and levels irf stimulation-seekin- g were measured when the children were 3 years old When the 1130 participants turned 11 their aggressiveness was determined by factors such as whether they swore fought threatened others and were croeL The most aggressive 11 ear-olds were found to have been an average half an inch taller than their peers Raine said Jack Levin director el Northeastern University’s Program for the Study of Violence in Boston agreed that children's body size! may be a factor in later aggression but said there are i istics for a child to become a bully ition img Jtrt-- j COD- -j e ofl tain-- 1 Jones shows she has nose for news dur- - fJ cent 1 the a 10 NEW YORK (AP) — Paula Jones whose various looks and makeovers have made her an easy target for fashion critics and come- showed off her latest look — a new nose — fo a national television audience The' new nose — 004 -- 'J NC -- aia 012 NC NC --- aio 005 NC 018 015 001 12 016 448 I paid for by an anony- mous donor — is smaller straighter and more rounded at the end to appear slightly raised and less prominent on her face “I just said I want- ed a normal nose to match my face and JonnntTlow they can sen my whole face’ he said ‘Trust me’ and I ‘OK’” Mrs Jones said in a National Enquirer interview Live on ABC “Now they broadcast on Wednesdaynight’s Primelime - can see my whole face The whole me’The woman who sued Resident Clinton for sexual harassment had been seen leaving the office of prominent plastic surgeon Dr Thomas Loebon July 18 with her nose heavily bandaged The new nose is the latest incarnation for Mrs Jones who has imrf— various hairstyle and wardrobe changes since she first went public with her accusations trf harassment by the president Her lawsuit alleging that Clinton propositioned her when he was governor of Arkansas was dismissed in April She has since appealed : yw Balloonist speeds along in record bid to circle the — Steve Fossett’s solo ST LOUIS (AP) globe attempt in a balloon has enjoyed a renewed boost thanks to a vein of easterly wind Fossett’s speed has “just about doubled" as his balloon the Solo Spirit soars toward Australia said George Dunnavan a meteorologist for the project’s mission control at Washington University in St Louis The balloon is traveling on schedule and is “still in the proper window to make it” around the world Dunnavan said today The Chgo millionaire making his fourth attempt to fly around the globe is approaching the halfway point of his journey He had been in system over the Indian danger of being drawn into a Ocean that “would make him loop and go nowhere’’ said Alan Blount control center director fast-movi- ng high-piressu- re AP photo Workers and Inveittgotofi look over a mnaway that plowed through an Intersection hitting nine cars and trucks and wiping out exhibitors at a roadside flea maiket on Thursday In Dunlap Tam tractor-trail- Yard sale truck crash kills two 4b rAkocasa Pianos Now Logan rsni4 HasaCnoal Dcprawton Anxiety Dhoce Adfutfmmt CsckVtalMdi fty flL I li’lll LCSW Seoul Goncam Marital Conflict S20N200W Suit 787-227- 2 brJCtanwr 0 C Logan UT 84321 BSBB a runaway a car setting it afir and then plowed through a line of rear-end- er 1' Dr Mattheu Htdtliut 753-450- DUNLAP Tenn (AP) — As night fell at a roadside yard sale that stretches through four states tractor-trail- er ed shoppers and vendors TVo people were killed and 17 were injured four critically Jim Allison of Pikeville Tenn was browsing at a table full of books Thursday night when he heard a crash looked up and saw the huge truck heading straight for him “It was coming so fast I thought ‘What? What?’ Before I knew it it was there It just kept on going’’ he said He hurt his head dodging the rig but that was Take It From Your “ all you guys take it from me Listen up! School's “Hey cornin' up and it's time to cash in at Cache Vatley Malll" Cache Valley Mall Is the place to bel m Jesse Mortensen - SVHS Aubrey Jensen MCHS alL “I’m not lucky I’m protected” Allison said “Tiie Lard protected me” The rig also hit a vendor who was sitting in a chair by his table “It hit him in the back and broke his collarbone” Tennessee Highway Patrol LL Mike Walker said "They say you could see the print el the tire on die back of his shirt” The accident occurred in this small town 40 miles north of Chattanooga along US High- Sale” way 127 The “430-Mil- e in its 12th year is billed as the world’s longest yard sale It began Thursday and thousands S el were expected to brave search of bargains before the sale ends Sunday NC man executed for murder Stacey Anderson RALEIGH NC (AP) — A mw who killed his son during a drunken rage outside his wife’s home in 1990 was executed by Is Giris play featuring Fefidty Monknan— e spent his last day visiting with his wife daughter and surviving son lyftifwl tn wait final ffatrment HiU had a history c terrorizing Ms family and was under a court order to stay away from his wife’s home when he killed his son on Jan 1 1990 Randall Hill 29 was shot twice in the back and he called once in the stomach Taneill Christensen SVHS wpuriy iprftaiy Colonial giri When i Annabels a snooty neighbor Enaland invites a visitor derides to get even with visiting from at the PEPSI BASH Bloc Party August 21 at 8:00 pm See you to tea Feldtv the obnonous JMU u Gov Jim denied a Hint clemency plea and the US Supreme Court jbM self-defen- se )R COPY a great place to hang out with friends and shop for Back to School fashions I" jokes in Annoying Annibale an American Zane Brown Hill 62 who Hill claimed die Aubrey Jensen “Cache Valley Mall Coma and see the wH trids and fanny injection early today was in Michael Lee Saturday August 15 11 & 3 pun ruble welcome wy iff w y A The Book Table WnVfm V1V SCQVy 2CHE MLLEYMKLL YOUR Dvyvm Check us out Online nwtawa wup m as w ’ V ' 1 at htt0nvwwcechevaBeymeHner V |