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Thp quake alsoals awakened people in • 'th re a te n e d him w ith a gun. • v -------- :— !-earth shook violently i P a ^ B I y and-opened.—nv>ie-areaia <of southwc.stcmJndia.JjDtidnging Bohimiy. Bangnhsiintofo-and i^dm s. up t(\40H - vices .tbut people were crushedcn inside stretchers.rs, tents, mcdical supplies,s, earth miles ;from ihcj epenlccntcf. No deaths were • - —- :.....r-: ir homes while sleeping, _ncwS-agencie^_movcrs.nt bulldozersbu and mob le hosiaspitals. .reported iiLtheL- illtl^oe inrijnrViti.r^ Anrnss p T a n a m e orted. Gen. Collii Powell sali “ fist's • But reliefef workers had trouble reacaching *; iPlease see QUAKE/A2 ■ ridge's replacement has hie retirement qerama “ n u rti a decidedly ol.4^ring'to -. President plhtdh.holc M i over hiFheart to mate -:thC-C _ . - P W P I _ : crevi d:child-zz= -tfpwuB their^helteaBeid talutes durlng~ I^E&Sliill C erem omony Thureday. lolds hie hand______^ AcoupIe«fdu<iuels atch the gesture. • Idoho.takes on DivisionDl\ I Utah in Stilt e n d L-ake:.Ciiy. Saturdaylay ni_ght while Boise State eateitflins BigIg SkyS Conference coti* ____ . tender Montana in. bijbiR wcekcna-Wtdcs.----- o nies T . 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Rupert’s LaNette;e Shi£ley_hflS_dmwn-.£ - i s aiid-o^er digni— ^ ^ “^irh er past to iaun^fi~\iFwhatshe hopes will , , sion of the' Most Honorab ••• b e a career singing gosgospel’and c^unt^ | ' “‘ Bath.‘ - - ., ; In keeping with traditiorb pot^cipated. The ^ "Soldier .wlllmot'kneel ’befoiannounced Thurs* iv. ., be tapped on .the Shouldermade an Honorary ^ wh'en 'shd'ktttght8him':ln~L,the_Mililary-Divi----- g d ! r [ ia g iw iB B r ----- j - r - ------- ---------~ '-■fiiturc^te.”' i — -----rable Order of the ' - R estraining OUT!iirSelves ■ " ’ . , The Army, however, spai —circumstance .Xbur9dayJD.blion, the American ORAD EUJSmta TVnM^NM ' Why.would.ldaho:vo-voters-want-to piiss—~ --■^t^toHtS'highc8tiranking*ofRc< efore the queen or , ■. - a law-that would for«>rce thc retiremenl of ; - ' succeeded;bys Gen. John dersSh iy htv ‘sword [ smile has returned to) 7>month-oldT Biitta^JoJones* face aft^r thresibb ^ e marrow transplantants to corrpcfhor our, most populu putpublic officials? To- 'Weather cooperated, bathin~London~ar~spme- - — aak Immune aystem.BaBufOi e4ief4ath«i; and tw(two>tlme donor, Bob, caran play with Brittany, hemust-showerandhe __ _ d a j^ s editorial. ' field at Foit Myer, Va., in «i it o o clean c lo th e s to InInsure he doesn^ trahafisfer any dust or ^ermsI If fp m h i s c o n s tr u c tio nn JoJc l).tc^ h a r. __ ' ’ v,~~ ,i> « a « A 6 '‘ crisp! air of early fall. ~. ‘ Jn^teetamehY to”liie po^iaspared no pomp or. m iiiiiiiiiiiiiii^^m . has'become, Defoise Secren.bidding goodbyc___ !,„ -called-lum Uie fiist dialmmTicisr, who will be----TTlBahj^re i ^ f e a na = ]^ te -ilillness- -r u rull-si2e^ardboiird~cutDiShalikashvili. TTi<j-„ ■ . ^ walks of Washington for.ithing t< the parade . r S«tn T. MrTittihy ZIT ^ ^ ^ But lit leateast Brittany is, out of her bub-bi ease is cnaractenzei‘ized by a nonexistent — C ost increase exjexpected - I -----J•~tiieir.picture taken with.” n«unshineandthe pirtnes-N ew s w riter _ . —ble-now,-4mtand appatendy-recovering,, foI-.-white1 biood-count.-cit.-causing thcRD-baby ------ ------- - - Many i^ eric^ ququestiu^ in.a poll President Clinton, who c; .lowing threi>ree bxme-marrpw transpla;lants to be bom withouiI an immune system. ~ ■— ---------- ___ .'.think they wiUTbepayiilying indhsTor health ■. and'tevena adxnire the genepmlar ngure Powell . i ■ rWIN FA LLS-Little BrilBrittany Jones and intensiveiive chemotherapy. A person’s chanceice of( caffying the gene . c are tinder President: ClClinton’s plan.. ' taughtti him some barsli cretary,po Les Aspiri ''"d f s a truly sheltered life.- - - “We wereijrcn’rvc^Teliglo.Us.bcforc.J :..but_.thai-causeS-thc discsisease-is about one in - ------about-Washiiigtonrinyiied-tl-8 iJouparents^house-has-an-:in-air-purificr ■ now we belBelieve in-miracles." Beefcky^ 500,000. Jones said!aid. And thc_odds_o£ . ___ — ..........- • Uthe White' House Thurs'day ifprotects hcr from germrms; No one Jones said.'niursday., _ _ bpth parente carding''ing ihe g en cjf as Bob -final,-private talk and laterir.tojirisB i to hSvV: Ji a n u u \y n o se is.w elcomne e inside^ Her' Britianyw'^■wnrbDnTwith a rare foniTin of~and B'eck^ do - arc .'•unheard of," she ■ Agents blew it,, lilied------- second presidential Medal oi •enta. cannot take the 7-mcmonth-old to ‘‘severe cowombined immune-deftciencncy said. Federal agents erre:rred ia proceeding most^ no one gets two. :■ 0 came to respect —.irch or ianyplace else whivhere people s^'drome”’ knownk as Reticular Dysger;ehe- During the [)rcgnc:gnoncy, Bccky Jones with the raid on a Texsexas' cult compound, Former President Georgeleralaf^er-Powell.- ': . ^her. SIS. knew that, her secondond child wa» going to then lied in defendinfling their actions, a - „ political lessons ^It will take a year for herer to become Only^ixc knownla cases of RD have bebeen bedifiercnt. pointed Powell to :the chai<Hhe7chttiiiiiaii to T reas^ Departmirn^ mal,” said her mother, Beckecky Jones. diagnosed,, JiJones said. The genetic ddis- - : i - i=|e, Igove him his first Medallay o1 morning for a ^^5 -------- h e a s e s e e B A B Y /A 2" stone-faced &s Clinton praiseer awarded him a . ■ *“ ,1 of Freedom. Al- ■ ge'Bush, who op- .' . H"::]I l l s sK chairmanship and pr^Ide Tentative-aaccord — — ------- Indications of imImprovement------- 1 of Frqedom, sat yised f< Reports ~oid personal>al income and job- HHw Unes-News' lised the general. • ' : - I n 'lessness iodi^te the natnatioiTs economy is «n d ^ A ssociated P iiaa m y eiid sti better than 'during theJie first half of the i e r e , w h e n y o5U i can g et flu s& h o t s A ssociated PrcM ‘ - \ year.- ^ . Public health ofHcials ur^ gcinations a n available atat. • Oct. 15: People v«thith names b e - ____ Ai SfisTY^lsTff’s’ rc'prescn- • early,ea before an.especially^ a d ^:ii.u^l-Dli>irlui Henltfr'Di!”e— giiuiiiiy^ith-M iflt^ugh 324 Second St. E., at theie a.m. to noon; names begieginning widi es reached a tentative agreigreement to ease the strain of influenza begiiu spn loff with hard-line iawmakciakcrs holed up m p^- ,.f(?r.the firantimc,^jyie_g.a> ; tim es: •. R through Z - I p.m.
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