Show mmmm TTTfc f ' i A8 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Saturday March 29 2003 Waging a war in Iraq could also create a dangerous prece-denc- e for other nations In recent years interstate conflicts have been few Peterson said Most conflicts around the gjobe have been civil wars or unrest within individual nations This war may send a signal to other nations that force is a valid way to resolve conflict Peterson said There is another factor to consider when contemplating war Force might resolve momentary conflict but force alone cannot solve long-terproblems Even if the US wins the war in Iraq it will take time and patience to estab- lish a democratic government there political science professor Amal Kawar said She said the difficult task of establishing democracy in Iraq should depend heavily upon the peo-pie who live there Middle Eastern governments are generally authoritarian Some countries have experimented with other government styles including democracy but they are imperfect democracies at best Kawar said Turkey has been the most successful but its government has been a long time in the making she said ‘‘Say you are going to set up a new system in Iraq then it needs to rely on the political culture of those people” she said “You certainly can help but you cannot tum people into a democracy It's something they have to decide on themm fences bombs dropped 1000-poun- d on Iraqi Republican Guard units ringing Baghdad on Friday and battled for control of the strategic city of Nasiriyah President Bush warned of “further sacrifice” ahead in the face of unexpectedly fierce fighting In anticipation of a push on attacked a Baghdad FA-18- s Republican Guard fuel depot and missile facility south of the Iraqi capital officials said Hornets dropped 500-pousatellite-guide- d bombs on the fuel facility while other planes hit the missile site with American-le- d nd four 1 000-pou- bunker-penetrati- bombs Iraq said at least 58 civilians were killed when a bomb Dance' ' V - Garner 94 passed away March 21 2003 in Folsom Calif where she had V' been living with & 'v - - her daughter since the death of her son Lillian was bom in Teton City Idaho on March 9 1 909 to Sara Isabell and Alvin Leroy Staker the fourth of five children She was the last of their family Her brothers and sisters were Verl Leroy (Nellie) Staker of Idaho Falls Idaho Lela Bell (John) Wright of St George Utah Errold (Marie) Staker of Teton City and Vermal (Wayne) Allen of Brigham City Utah She married Paul R Gamer on April 1 1 1 928 in the Logan LOS Temple and they later moved to Brigham City and served a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of ! k Tho annual Scouting for Food drive happens today Participants should have their bags of nonperishable foods or personal cleaning items on their doorsteps by 9 am for local scout troops to pick up All Kerns will go to the Cache Community Food Pantry Common Ground will visit the Municipool today departing from the Whittier Center at 8:45 am Transportation is provided Common Ground is a nonprofit organization that provides out- - i Kay developments Friday ' In the warvi-: - i Marines batted pockets of Iraqi resistance in Nasklyah four Marines with the 1st Expedttonary Force V wort reporvBQ mming ¥: : ‘ i Iraq’s information mWe- - y market In northwest Bagh- jj dad iv In £ ithecbairi ofcuJdtyniTrel was a near disaster at one point when a tall adult volunteer tried to go under a childsized bridge “We were as high as we could” one girl giggled The Boys and Girls program does more than just help children have a good time : r ’enmi r 'fimmaiM Rama looking said Qatar Ido the report US' warplanes ? ter firing missies I'destroyed'q bulking Basra where 200 param&m $ tary fighters ware belevedt I to be mcettng-ffelaser-guide- d SSf Jm Army heficopterai: returning from an attack x $ missiQn south of crashed whle lancing at base the 1 01st Airborne SUMsfon has set up In a rspiote part of the southern Iraqi desert Both aircraft : were heavily damaged (1 f President Bush Ifieroelraql resistance demand further courage and furtoer sacrifice" from troops as they advance on Baghdad He told a gath f ering of veterans lhat victory ‘ certain tor e US-ied- $ Baghdad' i saidi tu8 J j-l- IcoalWorW!: §& Iraqi paramifitary'toreeaj in Basra fired mortars and V machine gunsonlJXX) v Iraqi civilians trying to leave ' tne ossiogsQ cny forarig " many toratrirat Britislj r tary officials and wfinMeeiH said An Initial group off about 1 JOOQ esteem and helps them interact with each other They get along so much better They ‘ ’ get’a Idt of physical activity It all the way really helps around” Green said Lucas Hendrickson Boys and Girls Club employee agrees “It gives them a place to come after school and participate in a variety of activities and that can build their selfesteem” Hendrickson said f S' by what joett loflUata tmiik two-sto- ry according to Bob Green executive director of the Boys and Girls Club The children take an hour after school to do their homework with the help of adults They then have an hour of structured activity such as square dancing The open enrollment program means the children aren’t required to come every day The club is active during the school year and in the summer “It gives them a lot of self-- y t ter Said at least 58 peopie ij wsni Idled in a crowded & anti-sh- ip Later Carles joined in He led everyone in a snake dance h Explosions from tank Are' aitBery and rockets find by Cobra hefcoptero reverber--ated through the city of ‘ 500000 as Marines batted v: to dear fee plain euppty-£$route north to Baghdad-! A-1- blood-soake- the dhrTr: fled Caries has spent much of his life helping children build their He holds a bachelor’s degree in elementary education and he worked at Headstart for 13 years Besides teaching square dancing he also volunteers to help children create and perform musical presentations and he makes toys at Jensen Historical Firm “I love the kids It keeps you young being with the kids” Carles said self-estee- m Commodities door adventure for people with disabilities For more informa- a5K lOKorl tion call information call 713-028-8 The Lace 'N Levis Square Dance Club will dance from 7:30 to 10 pm today at the Cache County Senior Citizens Center 240 N 100 East Logan with Wayne Crawford calling and Russ Francis cueing Call 4 8 or 563-353- 753-020- The American fled Cross March in March takes place today at Merlin Olsen Park Registration is at 9 am This is mile walk The entry fee is $15 For further 752-112- 5 The Special Olympics Charity Bike Tour will be held today Ifs a leisurely 17-mi- le bike ride for riders of all abilities It will begin and end at the Romney Stadium parking lot Registration is at 9 am and the ride begins at 9:30 Cost is $15 and includes a and a free McDonald's ice cream cone midway through the ride For more info please contact Jeff GKtjns at 563-348- 7 Selected stocks POCATELLO Idaho (AP) — Idaho Farm Bureau Intermountain Grain and Livestock Report for Livestock LIVESTOCK AUCTION -T-win Falls Beef Sale on Wednesday Thursday ty and commercial cows Grains - White wheat 270 (steady) ordinary winter 336 (down 4) 14 percent spring 389 POCATELLO (down 5) barley 490 (steady) OGDEN — White wheat 325 (up 5) 11 percent winter 351 (down 5) 14 percent spring 366 (down 6) barley 505 (steady) PORTLAND — White wheat 325 (up 2) 11 percent winter 411-41- 7 (down3to7) 14 percent spring 470 (down 5) barley 11700 (down NAMPA — White wheat cwt (steady) bushel 250 (steady) Bond-Debe- n 266 730 279 766 563 710 868 1275 1354 597 - 002 745 002 002 ' TE Income Voyager Gr&lnc Van Kampan USA Pace Growth 911 450-740?- 635-860f- steady Herald Putnam Hi Yield heavy feeder steers light feeder steers 8250-980- 0 Stocker steers 9650- 11900 Hght hotsteln feeder steers rVa heavy hoistein feeder steers 5100-587- 5 baby calves 2500-1050- 0 bulls fat lambs 8700-910- 0 4200-520- 0 heavy feeder heifers 6600-730- 0 light feeder heifers 7800-855- 0 stacker heifers 8950-1020- 0 stock cows stock cows with calves d feeder weaner pigs lambs rVa Remarks: All classes 6700-770- 0 0 Latter-ria- Glbl Growth AaaL Journal USPS ' 0 1353 - 007 1437 - 006 241-82- 0 Pufctuhed every Monday tfvoufk Suntay marvnt by Cache WUeyPuMniiinfLLC 7 Lops SU234MH7 75 West 300 North MX Bo IM 1 Toll Free (800) 275-WUtah Telephone (435) or Pcriodkab Poarace hid Logei Utah (8X8)259-763- f Bruce K Smith 1453 1525 704 747 1375 1459 Utili- 3900-480- 0 2700-3500h- $200) US Govt Saints They had two children ' Hal E Gamer of Brigham City who died Aug 28 1998 and Miriam (Eugene) Naumann of Fair Oakes Calif She was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints! She served in many positions including as a teacher and in the Relief Society In later years she did a lot of genealogy She worked for many years i f the Logan and Ogden LDS Temples Growing up she lived and went to school in Teton City She loved" children and was a school teacher She'liked dancing sewing hand work fishing gardening canning cooking and croquet She is survived by seven grandchildren 14 and one great-grea- tgrandchild Friends are welcome to visit on Friday April 4 from 3 to 6 pm at Green Willey Mortuary 61 0 Coloma Street Folsom Calif A graveside service will be held on Wednesday April 9 at 11 am at City Cemetery in Teton City' Idaho ' Iraq roundup ' About Cache SATURDAY ed X rrsdMrB Obituaries Gamer munijets used tions to destroy the building while leaving undamaged the & Basra Christum Church which was 300 yards away In a possible friendly fire incident near Basra a British soldier was missing and believed killed and four other soldiers were injured after armored vehicles came under attack in southern Iraq defense officials sauLFour other soldiers were injured Britain’s JYess Association news agency citing defense sources said an American 0 “tankbuster” plane target: ed two British armored vehicles Buoyed by a second day of good weather American and British warplanes bombed at will Many warplanes took aim at the Medina Republican Guard division defending die capital against American advance units “They are continuing to soften up targets” said Capt Dick Corpus aboard the USS Kitty Hawk “We are AP photo very satisfied with the A masked US Marine with the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit plays progress so far” Tliere was fresh bombing as cards at an undisclosed desert base in southern Iraq on Friday well in cities near northern in the first such attack by the troops might face chemical Iraqi oil fields that are a major division in the war Two weapons objective of American forces Defense Secretary Donald Apache helicopter gunships Inside the capital a large H Rumsfeld sternly warned crashed on their return but all explosion struck early Saturthe Syrian government to cut crew members escaped injury day in the area near the Inforoff alleged shipments of night A missile exploded in the mation Ministry vision goggles and other milisea near a shopping mall in But in the marketplace Kuwait City in the middle of tary equipment to Iraq “We crowds of mourners wailed consider such trafficking as the night the closest a missile children’s and d hostile acts and will hold the has come to the city since die sat on die street not slippers war started in neighboring Syrian government accountfar from a crater blasted into able” he said Iraq Two people were injured the ground ' US officials said it appeared Syrian and Iraqi officials' Information Minister both ridiculed the charge to be a Silkworm missile Mohammed Saeed In Iran hundreds of thoulaunched from southern Iraq said at least 58 people were sands of people demonstrated Silkworm The Chinese-mad- e lolled and charged that Amermissile with a denouncing both “Bush’s bar-- is an icans and British were targetbarism”and “Saddam Hus- range of about 50 miles ing civilians to avenge losses sein’s dictatorship” In Basra in southern Iraq a on die battlefield “These are As the number of AmeriStrike Eagles pairofF-15- E cowardly air raids” he said cans inside Iraq continued to building destroyed a Overall Iraq claims more swell the 101st Airborne where some 200 Iraqi regime than 4000 civilians have been Division raided Republican paramilitary members were killed or wounded since the Guard units south of Baghdad meeting The US Air Force war began on March 19 laser-guid- struck a crowded open-ai- r market in the capital and blamed the deaths on American and British invaders The first wounded American service members to return to the United States were being boated at Walter Reed ’ s Army Medical Center in Washington At least four were brought back two of them carried into the hospital on stretchers On the 10th day of Operation Iraqi Freedom a British supply ship docked in the southern port city of Umm Qasr bearing tons of humanitarian supplies and officials said fires at three of seven oil wells in the south had been extinguished selves” At the same time American Liberated Iraqis like anyone officials speaking on condiwill focus first on the immedition of anonymity said Sadate issues of food and shelter dam Hussein’s troops have Kawar said Only after those eVspottadbetween LLsT needs have been met will a and Iraqi lines wearing full society begin looking for other chemical protection gear and ways to improve their lives unloading 50 gallon drums The US will have to focus on from trucks providing the necessities to The report reinforced concreate an environment that supthat American and British cern ports a revolution in govern' ment she said “All people love freedom but they must he given the opportunity especially ecoi4nomically People are worried about food and when they are Continued from A3 m tied to the government for their livelihood they're less likely to The children are quick be free to challenge govern- learners As they danced one ment" Kawar said Monday the boys and girls weren't afraid to hold each other's hands and they even hugged each other in congratulations at the end of a particLillian ularly exhilarating dance Lillian - ' ’S I By David Espo AP Special Correspondent Continued from A3 ? f Soldiers dig in for fight to free Toll $g:-- s r t 001 - Charles McCollum 002 0 Cyndi Fullofl ) hmewsxoni Pubiisber-bsmit- Managing Busies Rick G Wallace Advertising Director - rwallaceA hjoewsan Russ Davis Gradation Directur-idavi- si hjnewiixom m Paul Davis Production Sinyle Copy Daily One Month Canier (Utah) One Year Canier (Utah) Oae Month Carrier (Idhho) S0c SinpleCnpy Sunday Scbocriptfios Rales SHX25 One Year CMer(kU) One Month Mail S1H00 : 51075 OneYewMaiL 5125 512900 JI725 520700 IMSiMUimlMBiradlnMm 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