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Home My WebLink AboutBRIDGEFIELD P.U.D., PHASE I - FINAL - 45-94A - MEDIA - (3)new jobs at comparable pay. The report was prepared by Jo- seph Stiglitz, chairman of the president's Council of Economic Advisers. The study, which in- cludes research from the Federal Reserve, the Labor Department, the Treasury and private econo- mists, was launched early this year. 111G K:J W+aawly ,,...• •• w✓ the Food and Drug Administra- tion as part of its inquiry into whether the government should regulate tobacco as a drug - Responding to the affidavits, attorneys for the world's largest tobacco company criticized the FDA for admitting late comments to its review. Coe Goetz jurors Continued flan Page Al Blasberg was one of several Colorado residents chosen to play the "Wheel" from an ap- plicant pool of about 15,000 people, each of whom mailed in applications from a Denver newspaper ad- vertisement. After travel- gLASgEpa ing to Atlanta for the taping — at her own ex- pense, she says — Blasberg found she had only one small problem: the weight of the wheel. "Phe wheel's a lot heavier than it looks," she said. "I had trouble getting it to go around one time." But around it went, and when it stopped spinning, Blasberg found herself hugging host Pat Sajak and being showered with "By the end of the show, Pat told me he'd never been hugged so many times in his life," she said. "I held onto him the whole time. He's very, very personable." Blasberg wasn't as keen on Vanna White, the world's most fa- mous letter turner. "I really don't have much to say, except I liked her dress." By USA TODAY NEW YORK — A Bronx jury of four blacks and two Hispanics be- gins deliberations today in the civil suit against "subway vigi- lante" Bernhard Goetz. In an impassioned, rambling two-hour summation, Goetz's lawyer, Darnay Hoffman, spent almost as much time savaging Goetz as he did the plaintiff, Dar- rell Cabey, one of the four young black men Goetz shot on a sub- way train in 1984. Cabey, seeking $50 million in damages, is para- lyzed and brain -damaged - Hoffman acknowledged that Goetz's own words "damned him Foxes Continued from Page Al any cigarette manuiacLurer, pile company said in a 57-Page filing - Also Monday, an anti -smoking group said it provided the FDA with a tape from a 1989 meeting of Philip Morris researchers that allegedly demonstrated the com- pany knew how to remove some carcinogens from cigarettes. foxes heightened Monday when Ayers and several other callers to the Colomdoan reported workers had poisoned the foxes over the weekend. But Kurt Wolter, vice president and general manager of Genessee Communities, said workers were spreading flour — not poison — around the den. "We asked the Colorado Divi- sion of Wildlife how best to deter- mine if the foxes were gone so we could work in the area, and they r pie SUUL aulvw+b w... ..,, .. _. choose their first brand. Last month, two scientists and a recently retired plant manager bolstered allegations made against Philip Morris after its ex- ecutives testified before Congress in 1994 that it did not manipulate nicotine levels in cigarettes• sure the effect of nic smokers' brains. They also said the would increase nicotine cigarettes that consume- found were lacking imp But in its response Monday by the FDA, P hear closing arguments tremendously," including his re- bol for Americans who were � - fed with mark that Cabey's mother should Crated onDec.22up 9 he shot have had an abortion. the four after they demanded $5. "Someone should punch him in the mouth for saying it," Hoffman But this time around, few New said. But Goetz, 48, who is white, Yorkers are draping him in a hero's mantle. Instead, Goetz ap- is "not some cool, calculating rac- ist" who would shoot four young pears to be a man out of sync with blacks unless he thought they were about to rob him, he said. the times — one whom some sus - p �a ymh� Cabey's lawyer urged the jury done little to He to make Goetz a poor man. "Bankrupt him. Make sure he change anyone's opinion. never expressed remorse. never enjoys life as a rich man. Goetz's indifference stems from Make sure if he wins the lottery, a belief he should have been vin- lawyer Darrell Cabey wins the lottery," dicated long ago, said - Mark Baker, who successfully de - Ronald Kuby said. fended him in the criminal trial. Goetz instantly became a sym- said to put a little cooking flour by the den and see if there were tracks," said Wolter, who added he has received several calls from concerned residents. "We haven't seen tracks in five days. But we're going to wait and make sure they don't come back before we work in that area. "We know many of the neigh- bors are concerned about it, and believe it or not, so are we. We will do everything we can to make sure they are gone." Karen Manci of the Natural Resources Department said the company has been in contact with the department and the DOW. She said it is not uncommon for red fox mothers to move their young several times during the year because dens become filthy and harbor fleas. "Even if they have moved, the.. mother may be seen in the area for some time because the distur bance caused by the construction causes rodents to scurry around,' and foxes and birds of prey are at- tracted to those sites," Mand said. "Red foxes are adaptable and rd expect her to move soon.", _"_ .:,i,.:.4y%CY'Nf':k�/.WRc,nMIJVP+`W':Tl'.^�1�..�1.'."YBJr', "-'. r ... .. u.✓,�i...n �.�... irmatton tenter said riches were reported 1995-96 season., 33 •e average. continues to lead the the number of av- ths. Seven people died avalanches this sea - Jule Island Fs win round GTON — The Su- t on Monday opened possible multimillion rds for people who 179 Three Mile Island Sent caused their can- - illnesses. ly will get the story Philadelphia lawyer n, who represents vic- nation's worst com- ear accident. 3 about 1,000 people s, or their survivors, ending against Metro - ;on and other compa- with the nuclear plant 1 + services aside C2 Local ......... B 1-5 �1-2 Money...... D5-6 03-6 Movies ....... _ B3 .. 82 Obituaries .... B4 ..C5 Opinions., .... A4 B3 Sports ...... D1-4 B3 Weather ....... A6 gwq�g�i,�IV. w vw*'A7%-W 16 1 J U%7 % v-0 1XIN 16%-Ou I Ng uy g.1S By The Associated Press The twisters ripped through ordered 45 members to report traffic deaths. Two tornadoes FORT SMITH, Ark. — Fire-, Fort Smith's historic district and for duty. touched . down in McAlester on fighters went from house to de- : the suburb of Van Buren, The Red Cross said 636 hous-. i Sunday, injuring nine people molished house Monday, search- : sweeping some houses off their es, 30 apartment units and 217 - and damaging 350 buildings. mg for more victims of tornadoes foundations, before roaring on to businesses were damaged. Of In Arkansas, radio and TV re - that killed four people, including St. Paul, a rural community 50 those, 35 houses, five apart -.,;';'ports had warned that storms three children, and smashed miles away. At least 50 people ments and 78 businesses were, .', were, coming, but a tornado hundreds of homes. were injured and more than 330 beyond repair. Damage was put;'51nocked down telephone lines "I just started praying," said left homeless. in the millions of dollars. ` that would have carried word to Leisa Didway, who rode out the State troopers patrolled Fort The tornadoes were part of a emergency workers to start the storm Sunday night in her closet.' Smith to guard against looters series of storms that moved into sirens;- Fort Smith police Cpl. with a friend and the friend's 1- after five people who police said Arkansas from Oklahoma. Tim Randolph said. year -old son. "I held her and the_... were about to Start looting were In Oklahoma, severe storms � • In ,Fort, Smith, a 2-year-old baby. I (prayed) to God because I "'arrested and charged with and flash floods Sunday : and e; girl, ank.a.5-year-old boy were didn't know what else to do." prowling. The National Guard-.: Monday were blamed for five crushed to death. Fox tale continues at future subdivision By MILES BLUMHARDT The Coloredoan WW Cll- But whet had collectE cash, a wE trip to Berr ing cash, a plans on tr; plorer. She such as 'T and 'Banks a turn." "I wasn't uniction lucky. (The me. I just v zle." hui k die: The Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO Erma tmbeck, the housewife humorist iose,�v 'take on suburban life Fort Collins residents con- — i'� earned cerned about the fate of a red fox �hers a 'hall of he�.'fame family whose den was on the of yellow - verge of being bulldozed can let a a ra ing columns on out a sigh of relief. The fox and her three kits, fea- DEN AND NOW: A red fox and two of her kits were recentty seen outside their refrigerators across America, tured in a Coloradoan story last dge Lake Cdini den near HeathenCondominiums. as since moveon. The family has died Monday, week about development and wildlife, are still alive — but its munities is building homes on the said he heard the mother early after a kidney BOMMM .; transplant. She was 69. not known exactly where they're... site, which is south of Prospect Monday morning. "I "Erma living' ' goad and west of Heatheridge . think she has a chance to .': ' Bombeck taught those of Road. make it, but rd be surprised if the,- us who write columns that the Their most recent — and pos-. David Ayers, who has been'- kits do," he said. "I would like to " funniest' things are the things sibly current — home is a den keeping close tabs on the fox fam- see them all leave on their own." _, that our readers know the best — surrounded by graded ground and ily from his third -story window at Concerns about the fate of the houses, cars, kitchens and, of mounds of red -colored soil. 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