Show A6 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Friday February 27 2004 Q Nation Rosie O’Donnell marries girlfriend SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Rosie O’Donnell married her longtime girlfriend Thursday taking what she called a proud stand for gay civil rights in the city where more than 3300 other samensex couples have tied die knot since Feb 12 “I want to thank the city of San Francisco for this amazing stance the mayor has taken for all the people here not just us but all the thousands arid thou- sands of loving couples" the former talk show host holding a huge bouquet of purple and yellow flowers said after she and Kelli Carpenter emerged from their brief ceremony inside Mayor Gavin Newsom’s office Earlier Thursday O’Donnell announced her wedding plans : on ABC’s “Good Morning America’’ just two days after President Bush called for a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage She said the president’s call is what inspired her to come to San Francisco where city offi- cials continue to perform same- - I hope they put more people bn the steps to marry as many people as show up And I hope law-abidi- ng ' Kelli right stands with her partner Carpenter after getting married at San Francisco City Hall in O’Donnell San Francisco on Thursday ried” on the program “I am stunned and I’m horrified “I find this proposed amendment very very very very shocking And immoral And you know if civil disobedience kis the way to go about change then I think a lot of people will be going to San Francisco And sex weddings even as state courts are considering the legality of those marriages “I think the actions of the president are in my opinion the most vile and hateful words eva spoken by a sitting president” O’Donnell who lives in the New York City region said Brakes Better Lighting AP photo Begonia Maris Kelley 9 looks at a case containing the weapons used by the Columbine High School killers as sheriff’s deputy Robert Greaser stands guard in Lakewood Colo on Thursday More than 150 people lined up to view the vast and chilling display of evidence from the April 20 1999 school shooting at Columbine High School near Littleton Colo the deadliest school shooting in US’ history 1 Tubers Tuna-Up- s Alternators O’Donnell said she decided to many Carpenter a former dancer and marketing director at Nickelodeon during Jier recent trial in New York over ct the Rosie magazine During the case she referred to Carpenter as her wife now-defun- Cooling System Oil Servlcs Transmissions s J Better Appliances - Better Prices Now Available! at Columbine evidence brings tears closure LAKEWOOD Colo (AP) — The tiny message hoard stood against a wall its mes- sage from the Columbine APphoto Comedianactress Rosie everyone shows up” O’Donnell and Carpenter who have four children together walked hand in hand down die grand marble staircase in the rotunda to thunderous applause from hundreds of spectators who came to witness the city’s first celebrity same-se- x wedding O’Donnell was blazer wearing a powder-blu-e black shirt and black pants Carpenter wore a gray pantsuit As the San Francisco’s Gay Men’s Chorus serenaded the couple with a few bars of ‘‘Going to the Chapel” O’Donnell smiled and said “We really did We got mar- Andersonsm Seed & Garden 69 mat Center La9M PRKMIKR LIGHTING A APPLIANCE CENTER SOUTH MAIN ' LOGAN in"Convenient Store ride Customer Panting” State Safety Inspection q - ' J g — Timing Beta 3131 ML Main 787-004- 0 Logan Fuai Wstsrpumps Electrical Proteins Stats Inspection "81 82 InjacUOn There were 3 body bags one for each person killed by Harris and Klebold before they 1 committed suicide ‘T didn't know much about what happened” said Javier Valentin 24 who was in basic training in the Air Fence at the time of the attack “It changed the world after this as far as security in public schools” Just inside the door were three metal storage cabinets packed with binders and boxes of documents! ' Around the perimeter of the room were tables holding pho- tographs maps of the school chajrs riddled with bullet holes! plastic bags holding bullet fragments Onlookers sophomore at Columbine w ‘re kepi a short distance when Eric Harris and Dylan-Klebolwent on their 1999 away by rope barriers There were carpet fragments rampage! already been irom the library where 10 stuhard enough to walk past picdents were killed There were tures of the library where the bodies were" backpacks Two kerosene jugs sat on one table holding eviThe little message board is ' collected from the cafedence a of of vast cyipart array teria where Harris and dencein the nation's deadliest ' Klebold unsuccessfully tried ' school shooting that was ' unveiled to the public Thurs- to set off homemade propane- and bombs ' ' lank time for the first for'v day Sealed inside about SO just a single day1 Some 900 brown paper bags was vie- -' people lined up to look at the breathtaking spread ol j 04 18 Tims' clothing items from the black trench- “For a lot of people this coats worn by the killers to the may have been' their first chance to get a scope of the '' tables and chairs where people died magnitude of what hapThe murder weapons were pened” said Steve here a mini arsenal ofguns Schweitzbcrger whose daughr and knives placed under glass fer Sarah! survived the attack: nightmare still scrawled in' blue Magic Marker: “ bleeding to death" Erin Walton broke down in tears at the sight of the sign which was a desperate aiten'pt by students to tell police that gravely wounded teacher Dave Sanders was dying in a science room Walton had given bp her sweatshirt to try to stanch Sanders' bleeding that awful day! 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