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Show Tuesday, August 26, 2008 DAILY HERALD 12 PRICES AT THE PUT.IP $3.85 . Chevron, 267 vU 12300 South, Draper. W. $3.85 Phillips 66, 12292 Lone Peak Pkwy., Draper 794 N. State SL, Orem $3.87 Daily Digest COUNTYWIDE $3.87 . ff ent were technologically chat': ;. lenged. Many spoke of cell phone plans, digital photo. downloading and even creating video DVDswith music as gifts. I've worked with cocnput-er- s all my life, said Greg Kaufman. When asked what brought him to the senior activity, he said, "Im a senior, what ' West Bank them, she said. They really ; enjoyed it. Provo High School Principal Continued from B 1 Sam Ray said that while the school did not sponsor the The two boys, Adam Evans and Josh Porter, stayed trip, the new Arabic language together in one home, and the class opened the door for newt two girls, Kathlene Ornano experiences for the students and Angela Ford, stayed in The school will be offering Arabic, Chinese and Russian this another, Each day, the group would meet their teacher and. year all languages deemed Visit different organizations in critical.by the U.S. Departcities around Palestine, learn--, ment of Defense. With current ing about art, music and other political tensions in many culture. Bastian said the parts of the world, Ray said living situations understanding such languages and cultures is important for helped the students to get a better feel for the way of life Americans.' in Palestine. I think it gives them an in"We learn about the culture, sight into the world that they then do it ourselves, she said. wouldn't have otherwise," Bastian said the trip was he said. Adam Evans, a an important learning experience for her students and the who took part in the trip, said the amount of security Palestinians they met Both in the country was surprising cultures tend to have strong to him, and he knows more ' opinions about the other, bid about the turmoil in the re- - ' meeting in person helps both see sides to they are actually gion now that he has visited. ' Evans said he enjoyed visit- very similar. it will be a I'm ing the Dead Sea and seeing guessing ' the large wall separating ' experience for 358-644- 0. . Not all of the seniors pres Prices reflect the cost of regular unleaded gasoline at 5 p.m. on Tuesday. More prices at www, heratdextra.comgas. pre-regist- ne -- $3.87 Maverik, 1410 S. University Ave., Provo . . know how to set up their own. Other topics included organization, text messaging, flash drives and thumb drives, backup discs and online bank-- . $3.87 Sinclair, 290 W. Center SL, Orem . 705-434- Continued from B1 $3.87 Tesoro, 1091 N. State, Orem be held at the Provo City Li-brary, 550 N. University Ave., Room 201. This months topic is Getting a Good Start cm a New School Year." We will ' discuss organization, teach-- . ing children to advocate for themselves and communicating with teachers. Parents, teachers and individuals with learning disabilities are invited to attend. Please by calling Deanne at For more information goto. www.ldau.org. : Technology 1395 W. 1600 North, Orem $3.87 Sinclair, 1223 W, 1600 North, Orem longest drive contests, door prizes and hinch- - Proceeds benefit United Way's special I The exchange Club of Utah Valley and the United fund to help abused and ne-- ' Way of Utah County will have gleet ed children in Utah Countheir Annual Tee-OAgainst ty. To register or for more Child Abuse Charity Golf information, call Jeannie Bott Tournament on Wednesday at at Thanksgiving Point. The event PROVO begins at 8 a.m. and golfers are still welcome to sign up. The cost is $495 per foursome, I The Learning Disabilities Association of Utah's monthly and includes 18 holes of golf education meeting will beat 7 with cart plus prizes, closest to the holes and p.m. today. The meeting will hole-in-o- Exxon, can t say?" He spent time after the meeting helping some of the other participants discover features on their cell phones. . The evening ended with Philip Black reciting a lengthy Western poem. He disclosed ' ,that he may have trouble get- ting his computer to work, but his memory is fully functioning with space to spare. : . . nt - Mss case wont return to grandjury ' We wanted a fair and unbi- ased grandjury. We wanted it returned so we could obtain A FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. one, and the judge disagreed. Conn agreed that the case Mohave County Judge has denied an effort to have has generated a fair amount case against polygamist erf publicity in Arizona. But, he said, the law relating to sect leader Warren Jeffs sent back to a grand jury for recon- pretrial publicity at a trial level does not apply to a case being sideration. Jeffs' defense attorney Mipresented to a grand jury. It goes without saying chael Piccaretta had argued that Jeffs was denied a fair, that in many critical ways the impartial and unbiased grand grand jury is not like a trial jury and lacks numerous feajury, and that the prosecution tures that would safeguard the presented false or misleading evidence to the grand jury. rights of a defendant, Conn wrote in the ruling. Jiccaretta said Monday he , Mohave County Attorney puns to appeal Judge Steven Matt Smith wasn't immediately Conn's decision, available for comment. "We felt that there should Jeffs awaits trial in Arizona have been more inquiries into whatever biases and prejudices on four counts of being an the grand jurors had before accomplice to sexual conduct' with a minor. Those charges ' they heard the case he said. An-zon- as . . . . . . ' . love this! Ornano said she believes many Americans are she!- - . tered and do not understand other cultures throughout the world. She said this trip and others are important for. other cultures to understand Americans, and for Americans to return home and educate others about their experiences. "I think that one person can change the world, she said. - . . . . stem from the marriages of two teenage girls and their adult male relatives. The grand jury heard on the case in May and July 2007. Conn acknowledged that questioning of grand jurors was not as extensive as it could have been but said it "dearly addressed the possibility of prior knowledge Felicia Fonseca THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lOth-grad- . . Israel and the West Bank. I now understand Arabic better because I actually went over there." he said.' Kathlene Qrnano said she enjoyed meeting Palestinian teens and finding similarities with her own culture. She said she was surprised to find they enjoy swimming and soccer and other activities that American youth enjoy. Ornano said getting to know another culture was fun for her, and she enjoyed learning Arabic better in her time abroad. Ive been living in two cul- tures my whole life," she said, "So to just see a third one, I Public Log ofthecase. I Piccaretta had claimed that the prosecution presented false or misleading evidence to the ' grand jury. He said grand jurors never were read the legal definition of accomplice, they were not told of statements made by the alleged victim that had cast doubt on her veracity and that the prosecutor improperly influenced the grand jury by making references to Jeffs' religious practices and beliefs. . . I SEXUAL Hospital in Orem to be checked by doctors before being taken to the Utah County Jail. While en route to the Jail, officers said Enciso tried to escape from the back of the police car and broke off the Inside door handle.. Orem police Dill ARREST arrested a man early Saturday morning after a car accident at 1259 S. 800 East According to Orem police LL Doug Ed- wards; a car driven by 2$year-olJhovar Cesar Enciso of ; Orem hit another vehicle. Wit-- . ' d nesses told police that Enciso Staggered away from the accident, and officers found him about a block away. He was taken to Timpanogos Regional He was booked into jail on charges of driving under the American ABUSE arrested a man. Saturday night on suspicion of rape, attempted rape and Fork police assault Police say Gaspar Patino HidaF go, 48, of American Fork, and his wife have been separated for about a year but have been living In the same house while planning a divorce, according to court documents. 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