Show i A5— The Herald Journal Logan Utah Thursday October 9 2003 0 World & Nation I Economic sciences chemisty Nobel prizes awarded to researched I Recall voting runs smoothly iii California ty and Granger retired June 30 from the University of California San Diego where Engle had previously worked ' They will share the prize worth 10 million kronor — Sweden (AP) —American Robert F Engle and Briton Clive WJ Granger won die Nobel STOCKHOLM Memorial about Prize in Economic LOS ANGELES (AP) — Secretary of State Kevin Shelley called California's historic recall election one of the smoothest statewide votes in 2() years as relievcd cQunty elections officials celebrated an outcome that proved to be nothing like Florida’s disputed 2000 presldbfttial election Democrats who lost an incumbent governor Tuesday also proved largely silent about filing lawsuits to challenge the election The main legal threat came from the $13 million Also Americans Peter Agre and Roderick MacKinnon won the Nobel Prize in chemistry on Wednesday for studies of tiny transportation tunnels in cell walls work that illuminates diseases of the heart kidneys and nervous system Agre 34 of the Johns Hop- on Wednesday for their use of statistical methods for studying the timing behind economic developments kins University School of Medicine in Baltimore discovered in 1988 the “channels” that let water pass in and out of cells the Royal Swedish Academy said series” such MacKinnon 47 did key as chronologi- -' studies of the structure and observacal tions or for workings of channels that transport charged particles estimating called ions through cell walls relationships He is with the Howard Hughand testing es Medical Institute at The hypotheses in Rockefeller University in New economic theYork the Royal ory Ion and water channels are Swedish Acadkey to such crucial activities emy of Scias making the heart beat the ences said brain function and the limbs “Such time move When channels mal-- r - series show the function the result can cause development v such conditions as cystic of (gross V ' fibrosis irregular heartbeat domestic prodv high blood pressure some uct) prices forms of paralysis and a disinterest rates ease called diabetes insipidus stock prices which is marked by extreme etc” the cita-do- n thirst and heavy urination Not said Their find-insurprisingly km channels are ! are impor- important drug targets for the tant because on pharmaceutical industry :v S “The major impact (of the financial markets random research) has been on under-standi’ disease perhaps not ' fluctuations and volatility can y affect share prices and value treating disease” said ' yet Gunnar von Heijne a member along with other financial of the Nobel Committee for instruments Engle is on the ! vfaculty of New York Universi- - chemistry ' AP photo The mayor of Thai and former schoolmate of Arnold Schwarzenegger Peter Urdl left holds an American flag in his left hand and one of the Austrian province of Styria In his right on Wednesday while toasting the outcome of California's recall election Franz Hoetmarm another schoolmate of Schwarzenegger's sits in the background with his wife Anna Their research is V used to gather data for “time ’ gs ng v Rev Jea6 Jackson who repeated argument fleeted earlier by the courts — that voters would be disfranchised by fewer polling ’'V places especially in minority areas With only a few months to prepare in the ' cash-strapp- Arnold’s native Austria officials opened about 10000 fewer polling places than in past celebrates his victory GRAZ Austria (AP) — From an Internet chat room in China to Amokl Schwarzenegger’s boyhood home in Austria the worm marveled Weddesday at a uniquely American political triumph with more suspense than a Hollywood script After partying the night away Austrian dignitaries and admirers in the movie star’s home region celebrated his election as governor of California by claiming him anew as one of their own In a local bar dozens mingled over a ' breakfast of scrambled eggs arid coffee into when cheers and breaking applause Schwarzenegger’s victory speech — dubbed into German— was broadcast live V TVs on “He’s one of us” Waltraud Klasnic the governor of Schwarzenegger’s home v ” province of Styria told repotters And this Is going to push us a littlebit moire into the V foreground on the international stage” V “Many people in the world— and in America — now know where Styria is” Austria’s leadership welcomed ' ? Schwarzenegger to politics big-scre- en ed state Schwarzenegger who won the recall election that ousted Gov Gray Davis has “alarge task ahead of him and we are confident that he will succeed in bringing California out of the crisis” Austrian Chancellor Wolfgang Schuessel said in a congratulatory message “His I success at first in sport then pro' fessional and now political shows America andthe world what good workers Austrians are globally” Foreign Minister Benita : elections Los Angeles County Chief Deputy Registrar Kristin Heffron defended consoli- dating 4900 precincts into 1800 for the time-press-ed special election saying the results proved “that consolidation was die right thing to do We know people found their polling places Shelley’s office projected the turnout would top 60 percent of die state’s 153 ' million registered voters revising an earner erroneous projection that turnout could be in the range of 65 percent to 70 AC percent The! semiofficial canvass completed Wednesday showed 8359168 ballots were counted Tuesday or 543 percent of registered voters! But that does not count the estimated 900000 provisional and absentee ballots cast on Election Day but ' not yet counted: : Schwarzenegger's victory led the morning news in Russia NTV television reported that “the Terminator will lead the state” where it said voters believed in his promises to restore order alter blaming Davis for economic problems “Many still associate ‘Iron Amie’ with a hero who saves die world from die bad guys” NTV reported In France Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy said he had mixed feelings about Schwarzenegger’s win but acknowledged that it was a significant achievement third-generati- on ' Iraqi detainees families wait rTheBAGHDAD US Iraq (AP)— military is detaining ' ! more than 5000 Iraqi men and women accused of common crimes or of being security threats— people whose legal rights are in dispute and whose living conditions are hidden from public view v Hie Iraqi Lawyers League under a new elected leadership is mounting a rights campaign on their behalf and on behalf of the uncertain families they left behind “We’re in touch with dte people They come to us” said the lawyers association vice president Kamal Ham-dou- n “We were obliged to do something The detainees’ situation doesn’t meet the minimum of human rights” For one thing six months after the US and British military ousted the Baath party government and took control of the league has posted lists ' Iraq of detainees’ names obtained from occupation authorities Each morning anxious Iraqis - A h r A 1 ' :a 5 tv t 1 I V?‘ S v-- : CELEBRATEUSUHOMECOMING BYATTENDING THE PARADE After the parade enjoy FREE Aggie In front of the Emporium & Strdll downtown ' to enjoy these various Jazz artists ! at the following locations & tlmes: cafKibis 3pm' Ice-crea- m AP photo Two Iraqi woman search for a husband’s name on a list of hundreds of detainees' names posted on the wall of the Iraqi Lawyers League headquarters in Baghdad on Monday scan die typed sheets taped to lobby walls at league headquar- ters “I’ve searched for him everywhere I don’t know whether the Americans took him or not” black-veile- d Buthayna Ali 42 said of her husband who disappeared ' while traveling to see relatives Baghdad during the war last April Not finding his name on the lists she told a reporter stoically “At least I want to sec his body” : ‘Tracing is a very big prolv lem” said Ali Ismael of the Iraqi Red Crescent Sociy which works to confirm detainees’ locations for lies fami-outsi- de Caine Lyric Sidewalk i -- " 3:30prn The Rock Bottom Blues Revue Chapter 2 Books 4pm ‘William Pollett (On deck weather permitting) The Emporium Noon Jazz & FREE Ice cream -- The Jacksoh Evans Quartet Ellen Eccles 5pm ‘The VaUey Dance Ensemble Maln Show - The LyNc Theater 7pm -- Niyisoh Taylor Wright Joe - McQOCen All-Sta-rs Feitoring: Larry Smith L- - ver JAZZ: u MRMRNIMIHIVI BeenielwithTevenlS kif&ISnowboard U Jet Pro aDna Ski TMsSBtMOJIttMnttU package rears wltk is tt JU'i Sporting Aemitmbl In B-B- al! v 295mW Indoor nni Outdoor cecils TUBuksCBciierBiier foiBllmsimrtl iwitw Mca vauf 1WUMH M m atch iorFrida I wmsssA XDL2 : v |