Show r Jazz take Raptors in overtime knockout ‘ ' 4 — B1 Avalanche trembles Provo Canyon —A3 December 272003 vVol94 No?36X®Saturda LogantUtabJ© 2003IS50 Bridgerland’s DailyNewspaper Woathor Just look out your window '—i Page AID Update t- 3 Technology CIA gadgets to show up in museum '' By Ted Brldtov AP Technology Writer “ ' McLEAN Vi (AP) — When tht: invented CIA’s secret gadget-make- rs device for the Asian jun- gles they disguised it so the enemy : wouldn’t be tempted to jnck it up andexanune it: Thedevice lopked ' like tiger droppings 'The guise worked Who would touch such a thing? The fist-sizbrown transmitter detected troop r - movements along the trails during ( in a quid success' Vietnam fighting n f9r a group of ' - researchers' inside the world’s pre- mier intelligence agency The CIA’s Directorate of Science and Technology is celebrating its 40th anniversary by revealing-- few - dozen' of its secrets for- a new miise v V um Inside its headquiutersnear : ' ed ' : little-know- ’ f vr ’ Y' ' ' ' - - - - - Brent StmerisHerald Journal ‘ ' ‘ j 7- ' ‘ '' 4 A Lbgan city snowplow clears 1 600 North iri Logan bn Friday afternoon Snpw removal teams are focusing po the' main roads fo keep up with the precipita- tibnthat has beeh falling since Thurertay night Residents hare been advised to stay home if possible not all roads will be immediately plowed due toahiglv used roadways' See etory on Page3: demand of manpower for most-pftp- n 'sr - Washington' Keith- Melton a ipaSslOlIrPtiacpwc news a leading historian of intelligence calls it “the finest spy museum you’ never see” It is 11 accessible only to CIA employees and guests admitted to those closed quarters - - : hajf a century of relocating buildings — Damll Edward Ehrtlck staff writer' ' - ' FAIIlVIEWr- - He compares moving houses and buildings to singinjg’ a song A songwriter may write a song but ' every artist who performs the song - : ''home -- V ' " I ' : ' - A ’ - - as'000 d T : ’ ' J '" - : “People don’t thinkof apigebnas being anything more than a rodent :’ on top of a building-- said Pat Avery of Newalla Okla who runs the National Pigeon Association and loves tip recount decades-ol- d exploits by famous military pigeons such ' as : :Spike” and “Big TpmA But m surveillance technology: improved thenepdfor CIA pigeons diminished 'Tltey’re pretty passe! 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