Show The Herald Journal Logan Utah Monday October 13 2003 — A9 Thousands gather to remember Bali bombing victims Temple site never wilL Australia will never forget October 12 2002” Representatives of foe 22 nations that lost citizens in the attack lit candles in memory of foe dead They came from across foe world including BraziL South Africa Portugal foe United States South Korea Australia and Indonesia The ceremony comes amid Most were Australian family fresh terror fears in the world’s members of those who died or most populous Muslim nation survivors of die Oct 122002 Bali’s police chief Inspector-Gener- al Masts The attacks killed 202 I Made Mangku Pashtourists people mainly foreign ka warned Saturday that at two packed dubs on foe militants linked to the Bali Indonesian island Seven of fee blasts still possessed two bombs dead were Americans knd were becoming more adept Similar memorial services at avoiding police detection were held across Australia on As foe mourners left the several hi Sydney Sunday thousand mourners gathered on amphitheater hewed out of a limestone hill they passed phoa windswept headland to deditos of all the dead Many cried cate a bronze sculpture Jo the and hugged victims “It’s just so disappointing to ' The attack the bloodiest see all the people who lost their since foe Sept 11 2001 strikes lives I can’t get over iL They ' against foe United States was were just here for a good tune” blamed on Jemaah Islamiyah a said Lincoln Filimaua who lost regional terror group with links a his sister in foe attacks Indonesian Security Minister Australian Prime Minister Susilo Bambang Yudhoyano John Howard also attended the vowed foat Jakarta which has early morning service which featured Christian hymns Bible been accused of being soft on 4 terrorism would bring to justice passages and popular songs those still wanted in the attack The names of foe dead were “These diabolical men and p readout 7 7$&" : “Yours is a loss that can never be recovered” Howard told foe families offoe victims “We haven’t forgotten you we fears spur arrests in Indian state BALI Indonesia (AP)— More than 2000 people many of them weeping and clutching relatives gathered at a hilltop ' amphitheater on Bali island Sunday to remember those killed in last year’s nightclub bombings and condemn die terrorists responsible for the LUCKNOW: India ( AP) — Police arrested 1500 Hindu nationalists in India’s largest state over the weekend for fear their new campaign to build a temple at the site of a razed 16th century Muslim mosque could lead to violence officials said Sunday Most of those arrested since Saturday were members of the Vishwa Hindu Parish ad or the World Hindu Council and the Jennifer Ridgeway center left and Blair Ceame center right from Brisbane who lost their sister Jodie Ceams aged 35 attend the commemoration ceremony In BaH on Sunday to remember the victims of last year’s terrorist bombings in Bali their friends of evil simply have no place in our society” he said to applause “They belong in our darkest dungeon” Hundreds of police guarded the Garuda Wisnu Cultural Park where foe ceremony was held The complex dominated by huge statues of the Hindu God Wisnu and foe mythical v Garuda bird overlooks the tourist playground of Jimbaran ' toal-Qaid- - beach- - 7 - 'A Unlike the rest of mostly Muslim Indonesia Bali is 77V7 mainly Hindu Bali Gov Dewa Made Beraiha earlier said that Hindus would not normally commemorate the anniversary of a death because of their belief in rein-carnation Indonesian President Megawati Sukarnoputri did not attend the service and instead hosted a state visit by Algeria’s president in Jakarta Later Sunday Howard laid a wreath at a monument erected at the bomb site in the bustling Kuta tourist strip As he left foe area around 100 Australians 7? s chanted soccer-styl- e “Aussie Aussie Aussie Oil CM! Oi!” y Australia which lost 88 citi-- 7 zens in the bombings organized the ceremony despite travel : warnings by its government advising citizens to avoid Indonesia because of the risk of more terror attacks Howard also visited the island’s Sanglah Hospital which treated many of foe dying and injured in the hours 7 after the bombings and toured the site of a bum unit that will be financed by Australia “It’s been a very very moving event” Howard said “I 7 hope all the various events today will of been help to fami--: lies who lost so many of their loved ones That’s the most important thing for me" c- ' Annual 20 mat sale 40 - Brake Tune-U- p Alternator Coding System OS Swvica Low Back Mn -- '$7 i!iSEs 0 : - Fra Tax Settlement Analysis: Confidential Interview in Our Local Office 800-375-97- 30 State Safety inspection IB 752-445- tj S ?J 'iHEMICAL 787-004Umlno Bata Watorpump Electrical Problem Free “Insidar” Report: ‘How to End IRS PraMams Foravarl 877-451-91- 11 Wftw 14 Hour WieorOad 0 State tnapacloM JK Harris Fuel Injection eompany ‘ --Tha Wei Street Journal NedonV moat the a Company- V ji - s - Logan (475 Offices Nationwidel V' s '"t: '! 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Hindu-Musli- m VETERAN AGENTS & TAX PROFESSIONALS ciwa New Met wth Bn B8 - 8fl tor Pml— on the Dottw - Written Guerentee mate Satrty matting Anxiety rs EX-IR- S HouMhold A oommaicW mate Antt-Mfl- u hard-line- l R SIRRO B HE M OFF 5 Protect Your Floors day The council has called a rally on Oct 17 to demand Hindus be allowed to build a temple in the city of Ayodhya 300 miles east of New Delhi Hindu believe the Babri mosque was built by Muslims on the site of an ear-Her Hindu temple honoring their supreme god Rama Muslims say there’s no proof of that and oppose Hindu plans to build a temple there?" On Friday the High Court in Uttar Pradesh ordered the state government to prevent V' religious activity near the site in Ayodhya while the court reviews the decades-ol- d dispute 7 7 Trantmisaions THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE Get Relief From: Hindu political party Shiv Sena officials in Uttar Pradesh state said Sunhard-lin- er AP photo s a v |