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Vol. 86 No.165 ews theda.ilyeasternnews.com ''Tell the truth and don't be afraid." Eastern professor makes Program to be held at Eastern large donation of books seeks to bridge generation gap

largest travel programs" for "It's an opportunity for Felicia Martinez older adults. grandparents to get to know Campus/Activities Editor Here at Eastern, the pro­ the child," said Woolever. gram will be comprised of 41 On Friday, the group This week will begin the people from 12 states includ­ will visit ROTC for a kid's starr of this year's Elder ing Wisconsin, Florida, New program and some EIU facul­ Hostel Program, which is York, Oregon, and ty will be assisting the adults designed to help bridge the California. with communication skills to generation gap within the This year it is an inter­ bridge the gap between gen­ family. generational program where erations. The program is a not-for­ grandparents and grandchil­ In addition to coming to profit organization that dren come together to partic­ EIU, they will be visiting the brings adults over the age of ipate in activities. Lincoln Log Cabin, Moore 55 and their children and There will be 21 adults Home, the Amish grandchildren together with and 20 children from the ages Countryside and others from all over the of nine through 12. Springfield. United States to participate Woolever said each Hostel In the state's capitol they in various bonding activities. progr3:m focuses on different will see Lincoln's Tomb and According to the Eastern areas and uses experts from his home. coordinator, Carolyn local areas to put the pro­ In addition to these Woolever of the Consumer gram together. events, participants will also and Family Sciences At Eastern this year, the be having dinner with a Department, it's "adventures participants will be visiting Lincoln imper'lonator. in life long learning." the Tarble Arts Center and Woolever says, "I ts hands The program exists all Khlem Hall to do crafts such on learning." over the United States and as making memory boxes. For more information on Canada with a total of over Woolever said this is a way the Elder Hostel Programs, 10,000 paruc1pants. for the children and grand­ v1s1t their website at Woolever said the program is children to bond. www.elderhostel.org. "America's first and world's Event planners say AIDS Ride to end

officials blamed the in Washington, D.C. CHICAGO (AP) - In decline on the struggling ended their relationship seven years the Heartland economy, the Sept. 11 with Pallotta amicably. AIDS Ride raised more attacks and the apathy that However, Pallotta tried than S 15 million for events face when they're unsuccessfully in court to Geoff Wagner/ Photo editor AIDS-related causes. no longer new. block two former benefi­ Olivet Jagusah, assistant professor of secondary education and founda· But shrinking profits And charities thought ciaries - the Los Angeles tions, loads boxes of book into a truck to be shipped to a Benue State and an overall lack of par­ they weren't seeing enough Gay & Lesbian Center and University in Nigeria to help update materials. Jagusah has collected ticipation have prompted of the money that was the San Francisco AIDS Items with the help of Eastern students, faculty and local churches. organizers to announce the coming in. Last year the Foundation from event bas its last race. event raised SS. 7 million putting on their own By Benjamin Tully Nigeria in January of 2000, The annual six-day bicy­ last year, with the charities event. Ecltor in chief Professor of Education Olivet cle trek from Minneapolis only saw about 35.3 per­ Earlier this summer, the Jagusah, visited his friend at Benue to Chicago ended Saturday cent of that, officials said. Avon cosmetics company A trip to Nigeria by an Eastern State. at Montrose Harbor. The rest of the money stopped sponsoring professor turned into a mission to Jagusah said he saw that the Riders expressed sadness went to paying the event's Pallotta's breast cancer supply a university with updated books the university was using were when learning it would be costs for things such as walks which typically textbooks. outdated. their last time crossing the water bottles, foot attract more people and Olivet Jagusah, assistant profes­ Jagusah soon applied for a event's finish line. masseuses and Pallotta more donations. sor of secondary education and Visiting Assistant Professorship to "It's so sad and disap­ promotional posters. Still, officials from foundations, helped to provide return to work with the university pointing," said Jim Pallotta has been criti­ Heartland's three umbrella Benue State University in Makurdi during the summer without pay in Okrasinski, a two-time cized for what some say is AIDS charity groups - with a large donation of books to a order to hdp heighten the standard participant from Chicago costly self-promotion in Illinois' AIDS Cycle Inc., less fortunate university. of education. Heights. "A lot of people exchange for low returns Wisconsin's AIDS Jagusah said 35 thousand text­ Jagusah said he came to find just had their hearts bro­ to charities. Last year, the Network and Minnesota's books, donated by the Eastern that the main thing Benue ken." company's return rate to AIDS Events - said the community, will arrive at the University needed was textbooks. Officials from the AIDS charities involved in four split between Heartland University sometime around Sept. Upon returning to the United charities that benefit from 2001 AIDS Vaccine Rides A I DS Ride beneficiaries 13. States, Jagusah met with Elizabeth t h e ride told about 1,100 was just 21.4 percent, and Pallotta was a mutual The books were loaded into a Hitch who was dean of Eastern at riders late Friday their Pallotta officials said. decision. large semi-truck Friday from a the time. plans to split from Los Pallotta spokeswoman "We have an obligation space at Treasure Island storage Jagusah also met with the Chair Angeles-based Pallotta Janna Sidley said the com­ to our clients, our donors with the hdp of Eastem's Sigma of his department, Mahmood Butt Teamworks, the event's pany has lowered expenses and even our states' attor­ Phi Epsilon fraternity, the Eastern and asked him to bdp send the creator and promoter. and ceased its self-promo­ neys general to have a Rental bookstore and team, several message that book donations were They also said they'll tion for this year's solid return on every fund­ Eastern professors and members of needed. put on a ride next year, but Heartland AIDS Ride. The raising dollar we spend," three Charleston-area churches. Donations poured in and that it will be a lot smaller company also took its said Courtney Reid, presi­ The books cost over $4,000 dol­ Jagusah and Jagusah was able to than previous rides. name off promotional dent of AIDS Cycle. lars to ship. commission help from several The reason for the split items and cut back on the Now, the charities are Jagusah said he appreciated the Charleston sources. pretty much comes down number of water bottles, planning a scaled down help from the Sigma Phi Epsilon "This is a one-time thing for to money and interest. brand-name snacks and the version of the t rip for next fraternity who have been assisting Eastern .. .I was looking at the pos­ Participation is down size of their entertainment year, Reid said. So far, 500 with the project since last sibility of making it a Charleston almost 500 riders from a stages, Sidley said. people expressed interest September. Rotary Club project in the future,• peak of 1,600 cyclists In May, two major bene­ in riding next year. While visiting his hometown in Jagusah said. three years ago. Charity ficiaries of the AIDS Ride 2 Monday, July 29, 2002 ...... mlllillll ...... News_..TheDalfyf.astemNews ...... !191 .. • Elltem Jordan's king says it's 'somewhat ludicrous' to intervene Caihp in Iraq while Israeli-Palestinian conflict continues forecast News this point. somewhat ludi­ On Wednesday. Riden open' WASHINGTON (AP) - crous." the king said. committee hearings that he The Dally Eastern News Is ;urdan's King Abdullah II Bush and other administra­ said are not aimed at causing re published dally, Monday 11uds "somewhat ludicrous" the tion officials have talked open­ trouble with the White House. today ;;~;i_ through Friday, In "This is just beginning to Charleston. Ill, during fal ic...:. of intervention in Iraq ly of waging a war against Iraq llld spnng __.,.. and ~ wwldy dur· while the Israeli-Palestinian with the single purpose of raise the issue. what's at stake Ing the summer ttnn except durl119 achool C"nflict has the Middle East in achieving a "regime change" here, what's the nature of the vacations or ex1111inatlons, by tht atudtnts turmoil. by removing President Saddam threat when we go in. and if we of Eastern Illinois University. ® Subscription price: $38 per nm•· Also, despite speculation in Hussein. Bush accuses Saddam go in?" Biden said. "Will il ter. $16 for summer only, S68 all Washington and elsewhere. the of supporting terrorists and try­ require tens of thousands of year. The Daily Eastern News Is a member ol The Associated Press, which la United States is not sending ing to amass weapons of mass troops to be there for three. ll'ltitled to ucJuslvt use ol 111 .rocJe. troops into Jordan to prepare destruction in violation of four. five years? These are appearl119 In this paper. The ecfltolllls Oii for an invasion of Iraq to oust commitments he made after questions the American public Page 4 reptHant the majority opinion of the editorial board; all other opinion pltets art Presid:::nt Saddam Hussein, losing the 1991 Persian Gulf has a right to have some Tuesday 9lgntd. The Dally Eastern News editorial and Abdullah said Sunday. War. knowledge about." business offic11 are located in Buzzard Hall, Eastem n11no1s University. "That has not happened, and The United States has invit· As he has previously, Biden Periodleel postage paid at Chatleaton, L I don't think will ever happen," ed six Iraqi opposition groups said Bush should do nothing 61920. Abdullah said on CNN·s "Late to Washington next month for before he lays out to Congress 155" 0894-1599. Edition." talks about the country's his rationale for striking. Printed by Eastern lftlnols Unlvt11ity, The chairman of the Senate future. explains his post-Saddam plans Charleston, ll 81920. Foreign Relations Committee, The New York Times report­ for Iraq and wins congressional Postmllter: Send address chang11 to The Daily Eastern Newt Sen. Joseph Biden. who plans ed this month that administra­ support. Buzzard Hall hearings this week about Iraq. tion planners planned to launch Meanwhile, King Abdullah Eastern llfinols University airstrikes and commando raids also said: Charleston, ll 61920. said he does not expect immi­ nent military action. from Jordan against neighbor­ -Palestinians have the right Wednesday Abdullah, who meets ing Iraq once Bush gave the to decide their own leaders. "l Sununer News Staff ·President Bush in Washington word to go. Jordan immediate­ think it's unfortunate when we Editor 11 chiel---·- ~ Tuly' News eOlor ----8erfamll TiAy• on Thursday. said be will not ly denied it, even escorting get into the cycle of, as out­ Acinnstrabon edi!or... -·---·- ...... _ open talk with Bush about any plans journalists on a tour of a desert siders. trying to decide who PholO ecllor..... - ...-···-·· .. --•. Geoll Wqter' to attack Iraq. Rather, the king air base to knock down it was should be the leaders of other Campus ~tor ...... - Feliela Malbnez' Sports editor...... Enk Haft will try to advance the idea of being upgraded to serve the people's countries," he said. In Verge editor .....- ... --...... Matt Rennels an international conference to Americans. demanding democratic change Asst. design & graphics manager_ Werwif Winet Sales manager...... _...... ___ Werw!f Wl18t find a solution to Israel's bitter. Biden. D-Del., disagreed within the Palestinian Promotions "*llger----- WllMf W118t decades-long confrontation with Abdullah 's assertion that Authority. Bush decreed that Business manage< Betsy Melloll with the Palestinians. He also dialogue would be a better Vasser Arafat was unfit to con­ Assis1ant bumlss manager_ ...Amenda Payne Student business manager...... Luke Kramer will explain to Bush the solution in Iraq than violence. tinue as the authority's leader. Explosions at Ed~orial adviser and humanitarian crisis facing the "Dialogue with Saddam is use­ -Said the Israeli- Pubbcauons adviser ...... John Ryan Palestinians. less," Biden said. Palestinian conflict "has defi­ Press ~r...... Jolmy Boui;1 liquefied ~manager _, ___\lalerie Jany "Th problem is. trying to He said, however. that nitely delayed and hampered n the question of Iraq ''absent serious provocation by the international struggle t e lack of positive move­ Iraq," he does not expect mili­ against extremism" by making petroleum gas Might staff/sUmmer n the Israeli-Palestinian, tary action at least before it politicalJy impossible for Layout chieL...... Benjamin Tully I - :'\rab track seems, al November. Arabs to participate actively. filling.facjlity ;: .., News 1aycMJl _____Geo! Wagtef spark blaze M estation victims say pope's Sports layout ...... Enk Haft IZMIT. Turkey (AP) Explosions at a liquefied petro­ comments on sex abuse fall short leum gas filling facility sparked a fire that ravaged for reform within the church. But Sister Mary Ann Walsh, a through the unit for three hours Copy editors...... Ryan Navel TORONTO (AP) About 300 of the 46,000 spokeswoman for the United Sunday and sent thick black Advocates for victims of sexual­ priests in the United States have States Conference of Catholic fumes into the sky, injuring al ...... - ...... - ...... -.Jennifer Stoltz ly abusive priests complained been taken off duty this year Bishops, said the Mass was not least one person. that Pope John Paul II's first because of sex abuse allegations. an appropriate time for apolo­ A plant guard who was public comments Sunday on the gies. since most victims are now Sjlolts

When Location Matters ... 0"111~ PARK PLACE ALL SUMMER Put A little ... APARTMENTS EVERYDAY \\e onlY OFF Campus Free Pool, Foos, ' Darts ~ ON Campus 3pm • 7pm • Free Trash • Laundry Services~ • Fully Furnished • Balconies ~1.~~ Well ~ri~! Daily Beer S]ecials ~our New: Offering One Semester,~ ·~ ~unday J~ · 11~ n business 10 & 12 Month Leases Advertise in the Stop by or call Lindsey 348-1479 M-F, 12-1, 4-6 & by appointment Daily Eastern News 715 Grant #101 ······•·····•··························································· The Daily Eastern News Drivers, beware of the lie that is .08 • • would like to clarify some- me to step out of the vehicle. thing for everyone who has He ran me through every ever had a drink and driven "If you're driving, test known to man inclUding ORtn1on I their car. two field breathaliurs. I passed Fust of all. I understand most remember even a everyone with 6ying~lors, but people who drink have driven to shot of cough soon found myself being hand- a resraurant and driven back cuffed. page home having had a few drinks syrup ,,can get you My car was towed, my with dinner. a DUI. friend was forced to walk home Alright, now here comes the Benjanln Tully and I was brought to the sta- Monday, July 29, 2002 dirt on me. Editor in chief tion for the official test. I remember it was the day I blew a .049 which is a after Thanksgiving last year. I ------little more than half the legal limit Page4 had spent the day tearing out 1 1'2 inch thick tile with my of .08. The testing officer told my arresting officer the brother. results with a look of scrutiny. The stuff wao; horrible, we had mini jack-hammers yet it My arresting officer soon told me he was going to give still took every ounce of strength. A floor that would usual- me a DUl anyway. ly take us two hours took six. I asked how that was possible and he told me it is officer Charity part Afterward, like a true blue collar worker-I wanted a beer! discretion. I went home. Some of my oldest friends were having After eight months of stressing out and $1.500, my band practice in the warehouse of a publishing company. I lawyer managed to get the charged reduced to reckless dri- frequently sat in on drums for a few songs whenever I was ving with one year court supervision. of learning in town. I'm pissed to say the least. It has fostered a mistrust of We got a pina and some beer before heading over to the police officers that I don't believe I'll ever get over. I used practice. I had one beer, because I was planning to drive. to defend police officers when people would say they hate We got to the warehouse, started playing and having a them. but I think I can understand now. Let's face it, college is a time for all of us to be self­ few beers: I had two total. I could have gotten this thrown out of court. but it ish. Practice ended hours later and we decided to go for would've cost twice as much and I don't have the funds to We have counselors fussing over us to make sure we some bar food and a night cap at a local pub. go against the system. are taking all the correct classes. I had two beers there and an order of hot wings. plus Ifyou're driving, remember even a shot of cough syrup We live in an environment that is designed to com­ three glasses of water. can get you a DUL ply with our lives. I felt sober as a judge and took off on the road with my Ignore every .08 advertisement you ever saw, because in the We complain about parking, having to walk, being best friend to head home. end it is officer discretion. broke and having too much homework to do. The police in my hometown arc notoriously harassing, If I learned anything it's that officers have the discretion It's only natural to look out for ourselves right now. so when I noticed I was being followed I got nervous. of a Nazi general and we pay the price for it. Sometime's it is a matter of survival. Next thing I knew, I was being pulled over. I hadn't It's easy to get intranced with yourself in college, but taken the tint off my windows since buying my car in • Benjamin Tully is a Journalism major and a columnist for The charity events around campus prove life isn't all about Florida. The ofllcer asked where I had been and I told him Daily Eastern News. His e-mail address [email protected] you. we came from the bar. He, like the jerk he was, then asked Columns are the opinion of the author. College is also an oppor­ Think of others tunity to seek out ways of not being selfish. One recent act of selfless­ ness was the recent collabora­ tion between a member of the Why oh why, Generation Y? faculty, students and members of the community to By JeffMiller It's so strange that people get paid donate books to University in another country. Congratulations, students! Ifyou Guest View money to think about crap like this. Now, thanks to them, less fortunate students will be didn't know it already, you're all offi­ There are going to be thousands of able to utilize updated textbooks. cially members of Generation Y. books written about GenerationY.ifil My advice for the members of our \Vhile we "re getting ourselves together we should Until recently, I thought we were all just like with Generatio~ X W~,....rt generation is to learn all the attitudes realize life won't always be about us. late-blooming Generation X-ers, but eventually going to have our own and behaviors you're required to be College should not only be an opportunity to get evidently, the people who decide to Janeane Garofalos representing us (like familiar with and exemplify these with yourself together, but is also a chance to learn what it make these classifications felt it was Britney Spears, I guess). Hell, Rohert a gusto unseen by the Baby Boomers means to help someone else. time for a new group to be named, F. Kennedy Jr. just spoke to the under­ and Generation X. recognized and lumped together. graduates about what it means to be a For example, go to college forever. I don't know about the rest of )'OU, but member of this exclusive generariorutl I think this is terrific. Fmally we've Don't leave. Take as much time as you club. Generation Y will make notable need; there are always more degrees to Today's quotes broken free of the mocha-drinking, cultural and societal impacts - evi­ be had. And don't call your friends on anti-nuptial and generally apathetic­ dently no different than those made by toward-everything stereotype that our the phone or hang out with them in Generation X. person; just chat with them on AOL immediate predecessors did such a Why do people subscribe to all this or Yahoo. Continue to debilitate your Selfishness is the greatest curse of the human race wonderful job ofgetting themselves garbage? I can't believe, just because I railed into. interpersonal skills. happened to be born in 1980, l am In fact, never leave the house. Do all Now is the time for Generation Y. going to be viewed in a certain light by your shopping online and. ifyou're William Ewart Gladstone But what a weak title for as important the rest ofAmerica. The way I live is 1809-1898 a sociological stereotype as we are. white, fake bake or get some tanning going to be assimilated into an image lotion 'vith plenty of Vitamin E (or Y, The Baby Boomers are getting lazy in of an entire age group. their old age. They're the ones who I suppose) to make it look as though For what purpose and to what end name us young people, right? 1 sup­ you see the light of day regularly. must we as humans and Americans Watch MTV and all the reality-based pose, when any ~up dominates a classify everything, lumping ourselves television you can possibly fit into your nation for 40 yean;, it can do whatever together into little groups by race, age schedule. Let the Baby Boomers, who it wants. or class standing? There is absolutely have created these things, tell you how But come on - Generation Y? What no reason to do that - none. does that mean? ls that all we are - to look and act, and let them tell you It seems we do it just so people who what's real. I had to grow old to learn what I wanted to know, just the next barely recognizable group have college degrees beginning with Go out on dates with three or four after Generation X? Does that mean soc- or anthro- can make monev and and I should need to be young to say well what I people at a time and eliminate them my kids are going to be Generation Z? talk about "diversity" until no o~e can know. one by one. Marry a millionaire, ifyou And then what about my grandkids? remember what the hell that word can beat out the competition. Watch Do we, since I'll be part of the group even means. Entertainment Tonight and the Rivers Joseph Joubert that gives the names out by then, start In the end, Generation Y is just girls on the E! channe~ so you can 1754-1824 all over? ls Jeffiey Conrath Miller III another group ofAmericans. We, like going to be in Generation A or some pattern your lives as accurately as pos­ Generation X and the Baby Boomers, sible after these stars we're obsessed otherwise pointlessly named group? just want to be filthy rich and worry­ Come on! with. And learn other important free. That's the real :American Dream. lessons in life that are presented to you But students, knowing you've now We're just the next batch ofraw do been classified as a mindless body. as you suck up all the other bastions of to go into the oven. crap created expressly for Generation • The editorial is the majority opinion of The Daily Eastern Nows

EDITORIAL BOARD LE'ITERS TO THE EDITOR - Tht 0ai9' Easrerh prin1ed. Dq>endJrig on spaa cDastraiJu. Wf lllllJ News accepts Inters 10 the editor addressing local, ~ io edi1 your ltncr, so kttp il as conclst as BENJAMIN TUU.Y Editor in chief The Dally state, national and intmiatiooal issues. They possi"ble. Lcnm can be salt 10 The Dtii1y F4l10I ERICA FOCTZ News editor should be ltss than 250 wools and mdudc the t-kws al 1811 Buzzard Hall Ciarlcston IL 61~ JASON LAGENBAHN Administration editor author's name, tclqlhont number and addttSS. &Xfd IO 217·581·292J; Of e-mailed 10 ~tern News AMBER WIWAMS As.wciate news editor Studmts should indicate their 1'3f in school and ~u.cdu. FEUOA MARTINEZ Campus editor major. Faculty. administtation and staff should EDlTORlAIS - 11it i.>o), f.astr'n News~ indiclle their position and dq>artrMnt. Leners editorialS that reflect die majoriiy opiiilori " ERIK HALL Sports editor whose IUlhon cannot be Yaified will not be ~f.iutmlt-kwslllldm~'itoria"~~· 4\, P ministers get what they came for - Tine wlldlllld flratl-1-illled romise of U.S. help in delivering international aid lllm aaglne rolls 1nto • llll•

not yet up to speed on the finer Parblng said, but ""Ibis makes the Thursday and spread into rural WAS~ (AP) - So poin1s of diplomacy. "We are com­ people lay." It is time for the ftlSl PORl'LAND, Ole. (AP) - A subdivisions about duee miles are DOl old binds at beiDg on ma from 24 yealS of war." be of the wodd to send in recoastruc­ fire engine fipt;na wildfires in south of 1be Dalles. In some wodd~ explained at one point tion money, be said, mnjndjng lbe the KlamadJ National Forest places, flames burned to within Afghan DJinistas who visited But really, wbo tan care about group, "Two weeks ago, the tumbled 800 feet off a steep, dirt 2 miles of town. · for a rec:onstruction clip-on micropliones m wbedler a Germans delivered material for road into a ravine Sunday, killing Stiff wind pushed the fire "t last ~ wae thrown off ttanslator is available, when you road construction." three fuefighten, officiala said. toward Bonneville Power t by American habits such as are taJkin& about rebuilding your In fact, there was a lot of praise Two others survived the Administration power lines dur­ et luncheons and photo country from scratch? for the German government in plunge and were airlifted to the ing the night, Poster said. "ties. Certainly not reconstruction these quarters. Mercy Medical Center in The power lines might have 'Ibey had to win& it, but they minister Mohammed Amin When he rose to give a lml­ Redding, Ca., said Brian Harris, to be switched off if dense what they came for: a promise Pa!bana. cheon keynote speech under ID a the U.S. Forest Service smoke threatens to create short the United States would prod Parbana did not wait fm an air-conditioned tent on the spokesman. Their conditions circuits between the wires and rest of the world to ante up interpreter during a session on Georgetown University campus, were not known. the ground, endangering fire­ for Afghan recovery. COIDJDelCe and uade. He stood up, Abdullah said the scene reminded The five firefighters were fighters, she said. 1be miniwn darted back and launched into fluent Farsi and him of the loya jirga. or grand returning from a 620-acre fire Two outbuildings bad burned. between Georgetown drew several blank stares from bis council. which set up the current near the extreme nonhern Fire managers said Sunday . ersity, ~ their nwtinp Imply American audieoce. Afghan government California town of Happy Camp they hoped to stop the fire from held, and official "Is there ID inlerpreurl" asked "It took place under an air-coo­ at about 2 a.m. when the truck creeping down a hillside toward isbilngtQo. wbeie the pronmes Ach"b Farbadi. economic affairs ditioned tent donated by rolled 'Off the ravine, he said. 'lbe Dalles. However, the town made. They bad been al wort direct« fCll' the foreign ministry. Germany." Abdullah said. "Indications are they rolled in was not considered threatened. a maaer of hours when they None appeared. Falhadi stepped "Dinner was not served, mind the worst possible place. It's safe In California's Sierra Nevada, thamelves at the White up to lrlDSlate. you. and music was not there, but to say they rolled the entire 800 a blaze in and around Giant posing for picbm!s with One person in the "audience it was a big event" feet," over rocky and partially Sequoia National Monument bad "dent Bush. asked tQ bear Farbang in Farsi. so Sharief Payez, minister of wooded terrain, he said. grown to 66,000 acres Sunday, "I think the road ahead of us is someone banded Farbang a clip­ higher education. made a request The about 400 firefighters after burning an additional 1,600 easy, or the ~est one," for. on microphone. A bit irked by the th8t "only the United States can working the fires retreated acres during the nighL minister Abdullah told interruption, Farbang held the do" - help set up a nationwide Sunday and let the blaze bum The ancient sequoia trees afterward. "But we are microphone for a few seconds, program ~teach Afghans to speak unchecked, Harris said. No weren't completely safe but fire­ about the future of then clipped it to Fmhadi's lapel English. Afghans will be better homes were threatened. The fighters had minimized the · tan. which will be one and kept talking. prepared to enter the global work deaths brought to 12 the number threat, said fire information offi­ future." Not that Farbang was unpol­ force "when our libraries are filled of firefighters killed while fight­ cer Jill Slater. The next day, Abdullah was ished. He has a Ph.D. in econom- with English books," Fayez said. ing blazes in the West this sum­ "They're really getting a han­ · beside Secretary of State 1 ics from a German university, ''We need thousands of teach­ mer. dle on it," she said. · Powell as Powell said U.S. taught at the University of Kabul ers," Fayez said. "You don't need Meanwhil~ a wildfire near The wildfire was 30 percent · s were leaning on other and. in the late 1970s, spent two a master's degree. You can be a the Columbia River port town of contained. ·es to make good on their years in prison for criticizing the graduate of 12th grade." The Dalles haf grown to 12,000 There was no telling when ial commitment to communist regime in power at ColDJQel'Ce minister Sayed acres Sunda~ and burned to residents evacuated from ·stan "and send it as soon that time. Mustafa Kazimi was a bit within inches of some rural Ponderosa. Johnsondale and possible. because the need is Farbang was simply caught up smoother. Smiling broadly, he buildings. .,_ areas near the sequoias .. in mating the case for rebm1dng a made economic redevelopment Crews bad the fire ilbout 55 Ible to ...... file ofti­ dm.en villages for refugees wbo sound almolt too euy. The oppor­ percent conMiDe4l mat ... ~~10....,.. retumed to find their homes were bJDitieS in Afghanistan are diverse wind periodicalfy ticbcl up the and 2bb were tbteat­ gone. Right DOW, they are setting and mnple. be said, "now dial we flames. ...., up camp in Kabul, the Clpifal. and are haviDa a UWpllenl sylfaD of '"The fire is condnuing to =A~-..~ OCber cilies, be said. gowmmeat." pole" aeriGas coallOl problelllle ~- ~ttiliag· "As a result, slums are being But lbat quictlJ &1tve way 10 a sud Pea Fottet. an Oaeaoa ~ .. 130 iliileil DOdb of formed. We have appealed to the sttaigbl sales pitch on behalf of Depmtmenl of Podltry informa. Loi AngMi~cooting owr international community to help Afghan carpet makers. tion officer. an illegal campfhe. us with this. Nothing has been "They have returned to The blaze grew by 3,000 Thirty..,. ~ fires still done," Farbang said. "The popular Afghanistan with good designs," acres during the night, officials acdve on Sqnday around the feeling among Afghans is one Kazimi said. "Our carpets are said. West and in Alasta bad burned more time, we will be forgotteh." good quality and have the ability Residents of 250 homes had about 491,000 acres, the Humanitarian aid is good, to compete." been urged to evacuate since the National Interagency Fire Center lightning-started fire flared reported. tate licensing board not told about criminal probe of doctor The licensing board approved a did not need the same proof crimi­ danger to the public," Schneider "An administrative action is a 90-day emergency suspension of nal investigators require to take said. "If it means waiting a little whole different animal. It could Bet's medical license Thursday. action. longer, I tbinlc that's the way to have harmed the investigation. Bet. 61, of Clicago is being "How did this damn thing go on go." Band questioned the motive of held without bond in the Lake for four years?" Bani said. "We as Sbe said 1be llUOrDey general's investigators. eo.y jail after being charged a board have a responsibility to get office did not learn about the "Are we inlelattd in trying with two counts of felony m1 oder these kind of guys out quietly." invesdgatioa until August 2001, as someone and puaing them in jail and two counts of dealing in a con­ Sharing information about the the Stale police camie close to seek­ or saving people from him?" Barai trolled subslance. investigation of Bek could have ing charges. said. Dr. Bharat Bani, secrewy for Bet's attorney has said bis jeopardiml the case, said Staci Sdme.ider said if the licensing Authorities said Bek provided licensing board, said autbori­ client did not break any laws by Schneider, a spokeswoman for the board had taken action against pills to two men who traveled to should have alerted the board prescribing the drugs. swe aaomey general's office. Bet. be might not have stopped his Gary clinic to buy prescription Dr. Jong Bek sometime dur- Barai, who is medical dilector "We need to be aware of the dispensing drugs. drugs. The men died after mixing the four years he was under of the Oncology lnslitute at The intricacies in a criminal investiga­ "We definitely wanted to main­ those drugs with heroin. Ifconvict ­ vestigation for patient deaths Methodist Hospitals in Lake tion and make sure in the best way tain the integrity of the investiga­ ed, Bek faces up to 1S8 years in ~ption drug OVerdoses. County, said tbe licensing board possible that Ibis person isn't a tion done criminally," sbe said. prison. Advertising in the DIM ... Can Bring you

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The White Sox tied it at 2 in the what I expect from a starter," Royals manag- CHICAGO (AP) - White Sox Keith Foulke retired the side in the third. Aaron Rowand led offwith a single off er Tony Pena said. "He keeps us in the anager Jerry Manuel may have found an eighth and D amaso Marte struck out the Royals starter Jeff Suppan and Carlos Lee game." temative to struggling starter Todd Ritchie side in the ninth for his third . followed with an RBI to center. Clayton led off the fourth with a his . double off the Rocky B~X~: allowe Centerfielder, Lofton, joins playoff race as a new member of Giants ~;t~!!c~~nc~ two runs in four innin By GREG BEACHAM Tsuyoshi Shinjo and Marvin Benard during a Philadelphia on Tuesday for a three-gam third when d three relievers com AP SportS Writer weekend ~eries against Los Angeles because of series against the Phillies. ined to retire the fm injuries. "The White Sox wanted to do Kenny made an errant 15 Kansas City batte SA.i~ FRANCISCO (AP) - Kenny The Giants' outfielders for the series a favor," Sabean said. "He wanted to come here. throw while try- as Chicago completed Lofton always wants to be in a pennant race, were veteran retreads Tom Goodwin and ... He's playing for another contract next year." ing to double three-game sweep o and the have always Shawon Dunston, utility infielder Ramon The Giants hope Lofton will gi Clayton off see­ the Royals with a 4- wanted a leadoff hitter who could play center Martinez, and Tony Torcato, who made bis them a lift in the same way Andres Galarra ond base on a · Sunday. field. major league debut this weekend. did last season. After arriving in a July trade, line-drive out. Royce Clayto Lofton and the Giants both got what "We're glad to have Kenny, and we Galarraga nearly helped the Giants reach th Clayton then nt 3-for-4 with tw they wanted on Sunday when San Francisco got him in the nick of time," Giants manager playoffs. They finished two games behin scored on Wallie oubles for the \Vhit acquired the speedy six-time All-Star from the Dusty Baker said. "Not only do we want him, Arizona in the NL West. Harris' sacrifice Sox, who complete for two minor leaguers. but we need him. He's a proven winner who Sabean might not be done dealing, fly to give the their first sweep sine "It's a great opporrunity to get into a will add a lot of excitement and spark the either. He's still looking for a left-hande ·re Sox a 3-2 taking a three-gam playoff race, and that's always exciting," Lofton team." reliever to add to his bullpen, where Cha lead. series from th said. ~ I t was tough to leave Chicago, but some- Though probably past his prime at Zerbe and Troy Brohawn are the only south- Ordonez times you just have to go with your heart." 35, Lofton is the~ of true leadoff hitter the paws. made it 4-2 with April 16-18. Lofton sacrificed a significant Giants have lacked for years. San Francisco Diaz was 3-5 with a 2.70 ERA in 12 a run-scoring "They did amount of potential bonus money to join the expects to play him no more than five times a starts for Double-A Shreveport this season. single off Ryan real good job," Manue Giants in a trade that nearly was scuttled sever- week to maximize his effectiveness. Meaux was 4-3 with 16 saves and a 2.68 E Buckvich in the said. "(Bob)How al times in µie past few days because of finan- Sanders leads San Francisco with 17 for Class-A Hagerstown, making the South seventh. pitched well for us late.' cial concerns. When they were finally resolved, stolen bases, but he typically hits in the heart of Atlantic League All-Star team. In the Bob Howr the Giants got the leadoff-hitting outfielder the order. Only struggling veteran Tom "We believe both have brigh third, Chuck 2-2) relieved Roe they've lacked for so long. Goodwin has more than 10 stolen bases among futures, and we look forward to immediately Knoblauch sin­ Biddle to sl'art the fift "The team thinks this is really a shot the rest of the roster. plugging them into our system," White So gled to right and and retired all nine bat in the arm," Giants general manager Brian Lofton dropped a clause in his con- general manager Ken Williams said. stole second. Luis ters he faced, strikin Sabean said. "Kenny wanted to come here in tract with the White Sox that guaranteed a sig- The deal was the second in a week fo Alicea's single to oot one. the off.;eason as a free agent, and Lord knows nificant bonus if the team reached a certain the White Sox, who are 14 games behin center scored "\Ve knew i we wanted someone here in the leadoff spot." attendance thre..,hold. The Giants, who play in l\linnesota in the AL Central. Earlier in the Knoblauch. One was J~ LOttllpen day, The Giants sent right-bander Felix packed Pacific Bell Park, would have certainly week, Chicago sent infielder Ray Durham t out later, Raul Homyflsaio!t'