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Show IW m&w W"V o UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. October 3. 2000 that suggestion. Panel to issue report on kids, Net Age verification techniques, con-labeling and education initia- On Tuesday , the group rated all of its possible recommendutionson the A federally created commission studying online child protection will recommend to Congress that an independent research bureau be created to review filtering software and may also push for a special Internet zone, its chairman savs. The commission has toyed with many recommendations for how to keep children site while not running afoul of privacy and free speech con- basis of cost, effectiveness, privacy and First Amendment issues, and other criteria. Telage said in an interview, he expects the commission will recommend that an independent research bureau provideevaluat ions ofonline filtering products. Companies that make those products are very secretive wit h their lists of banned'' sites and how they scan for objectionable content. Tcluge said theoommission would heighten competition and expose false claims. shot Telage said t here is a 50-5that newWebdomaincategoriescould be created, like kids, reserved for content. Others have advocated xxx for adult sites, although Telage said the commission has reservations about ly cerns. There is no magic bullet, said Donald Telage, chairman ofthe Commission on Child Online Protection and a former president of Network Solutions Inc. The panel includes representatives from government, industry such as The Walt Disney Co., Yahoo! and activists And America Online Center like the Washington-base- d for Democracy and technology. 0 nt tives also are under discussion. Even a seemingly simple tion like boosting funds for law enforcement agencies for more pornography-related prosecutions faced intense debate. More prosecutions could have a chilling effect on purveyor! of porn, argues Donna Kice Hughes, an anti-activist who gained notoriety Tor her relationship with 1988 presidential candidate Gary Hart. One of the reasons we have such enormoussbuse in the obscenity area is that they know theyre not going to be prosecuted, Rice Hughes said, d "Some very prosecutions could send a loud, clear message t hat there is some risk associated with this." An Internet industry representative considers it futile, since U.S. regulation and prosecutions couldn't touch foreign companies. The commission ia due to present recommendations to Congress Oct. 21. m well-place- hone ride up toChapeU.The member of the FFA w ent on a two-da- y TRIP On Aug. 11-- 12, seconJ day they rode up toTaylori find day they rode to Pearl's Lake, and when riding back, taw a moose. The and to skills their get to know each other. Pictured riding Lake. The trip gave FFA members the chance to improve T ara Duncan. BobCrowley, Jamie Duncan, WixxLTai Dee ell. Duncan, left toright: Cody Capw RalphDuncan, Jay and Dusti Crow ley. The chaperones were Ralph and Jamie Duncan and Bob Crowley. HORSE-RIDIN- G r'vfisi'fc' free-spcec- h jj M -- A-kfo- i&S Utah celebrates Archives Week Oct. 6-- 6-1-3, C- - es DUCHESNE HIGH HOMECOMING KING CONTEST Duchesne High School's 3 annual Homecoming King contest was a big success. 20U0 Royalty pictured left to right are: 1 Attendant. Lance Ellingfonl. son ofTom and Sidney Ellingford; 2 Attendant. Shaun Mullins, son of Kim and Connie Mullins; and King, Scott Muir, son of Bill and Alisa Muir. Indiv idual aw aids went to. Talent. Scott Muir; Cake. Dulaney Mecham; Walk Question. Scott Muir and Cris Hoopes. There were nine contestants this ear. Good job guys! VV 1 14 Archives and records repositories from Logan to Blanding will observe 2000. Archives Week, October The theme for this year's events is Planned events "Remembering. inchideasymposium; records conference; folklore workshop; classes on the care and conservation of artifacts, textiles, photographs, and paper items; historical lectures by prominent scholars; behind-the-scentours of participating repositories; painting, photograph, anddocument exhibits; s banquet; and family history classes. In separate ceremonies on Sept 19, Utah Governor Michael O. Leavitt signed an Archives Week declaration and West Valley City Mayor Gearld L Wright issued an Archives Appreciation Week proclamation. Both documents commend the efforts of those engaged in the sirhival profession for helping to preserve our history and heritage. Dr. Everett L Cooley, first state archivist of Utah, will be honored for lifelong contributions to "Remembering and sharing the past through distinguished achievements in the archival field prior to the "Remem . bering Symposium, on Friday, October 6, at Brigham Young University. Participating institutions include the Utah State Archives and Records Service, Utah State Historical Society, Salt Lake County Records Management and Archives, Utah County Records, University ofUtah Marriott Library Special Collections, Utah State University Merrill Library Special Collections and Archives, Weber State University Stewart Library Archives and Special Collections, Brigham Young University Harold B. Lee Library Special Collec-Uta- h tions. Southern University Li- brary Special Collections, Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum, Iron Mission State Park Museum, Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City, Family and Church History Department of The Church ofJesua Christ of Latter-da-y Sainto, and International Society Daughters ofUtah Pioneers. For program information contact Glen Fairc lough, chairman of the Archives Week steering committee, at the Utah State Archive and Records Service. 975-402- 3. Vs , ... . Jvt V , k. BIRD WALK PA WS-O- n teaching Mr. Kettles 4 grade students about bird walking. There Neola Elementary students arc practicingabird walk. The day was full of different hands on activities for the students to learn from and practice. The first explorer to sight Antarctica. Its believed, wee Nathaniel Brown Palmer, U.S. see captain. In 1820. ou3oias. TRUCK MONTH DUCHESNE HIGHHOMECOMINGQlEES ROYALTY Congratulations to the 2000 Homecoming Queen Royalty. Pictured left toright. I Attendant. Mary Jo Farley, daughter of Larry and Julie Furr -- worth and the late Grant Farley: Queen. Maren Farnsworth, daughter of Ken and Mona Farnsworth; 2 Attendant. Morgan Kelsey, daughter of Craig and Jan Kelsey; and Miss Congeniality. Jennifer Ivie. daughter of Richard and T ammv Is ie. Indis idual w inners were; Talent. Heather Spencer. Formal. Morgan Keley. Interview and Essay. Maren Farnsworth and Cake, Mary Jo Farley. portrait of a literary master A The sour truth is that I am imprisoned wuh a perception which will settle for noth ing less than making a revolution in the consciousness of our time, wrote Norman Mailer, predicting for himself and his work an impact that would far surpass that of any contemporary American novelist. With his sweeping literary ambition, his political commitment and his penchant for controversy, he is an intellectual provocateur whose brilliant, sometimes visionary work has challenged the nature and purpose of writing in the late 20th century and, in the process, helped to redefine contemporary American thought. e Norman Mailer is a figure, an artist who has engaged the media circus as boldly as he has the blank page. American Masters looks at the Pulitzer g authore life and work in Mailer on Mailer, a documentary 7 on premiering on KUED-ChannSunday, Oct. l,at8p.m.Thecomer-ston- e of the program, the first television study of the man and hie work, is an exclusive, extensive interview with the author. Born in Long Branch. New Jersey, in 1923, Mailer grew up in Brooklyn and lives there still. At Harvard, he earned hie first literary prizes. He joined the Army after graduation with the intention of writing great war novel. He served as an infantry man in the Philippines and then asa member of the occupation force in Japan. Discharged in 1946, he came home to write The Naked and the Dead (1948). critical and popular success, selling200.000 copies in its first year and launching Mailer to early and sudden fame. Mailer catalogued the uncertainties and turbulence of hie poet-Wyear in the collection of essays, articles and stories. Advertisements for Myself 1959): his life in Greenwich Village, hit marriages and divorcee, his unsatisfactory involvement with politics and hie contir j ing experiment with literarv for. larger-than-lif- Prize-winnin- Trip for 2 to see an jjjp Game. A Set of 4 Big 0 Brand Bigfoot Tires College ($Logo-- T 7 Among the works he produced during this period were U,ubaiyShorp(1951), a disturbing Cold War allegory, and what is widely regarded as his best book. 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