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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1985)
• , ■ : ■ ,■ . ■, ■ * . ■ Bombs kill two in Salt Lake SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A stockbroker was killed Tuesday by a booby-trapped bomb left outside his office, and a woman was killed three hours later in a related blast at a former business associate's home, police said. Police said an electrically triggered bomb blew up about 8:15 a.m. in the Judge Building, killing stockbroker Steven Christensen, who had once owned a controversial Mormon document. About three hours later, another blast at a subur ban home killed a woman who apparently discovered a bomb intended for someone else, authorities said. “We’re following some leads we are privy to right now," said Police Chief Bud Willoughby, whose investigators were being assisted by the FBI and the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol and Firearms. Police asked business associates of Christensen and the owner of the home to evacuate their houses Tuesday afternoon while they were sear ched for bombs. Salt Lake Coun ty Sheriff Pete Hayward said. Police Lt. Bill Gray said at least eight bomb threats involv ing other buildings in downtown Salt Lake City had been reported, but none was determined to be valid. The home belonged to Gary Sheets, a business consultant who authorities said once work ed with Christensen. Christensen. 31, had become well-known for obtaining the "Salamander Letter,” contain ing a contemporary account of the translation of the Book of Mormon, and then donating it to the church. Police evacuated two floors of the Coordinated Financial Center Building, a block away from the Judge Building. Sheets is chairman of Coordinated Financial Service. Police said the first blast was triggered by an electrical timer connected to high explosives. The bomb contained nails and other shrapnel, Gray said. Et al. MEETINGS Get acquainted over a game of chess. Eugene Chess Club meetings today at 3:30 p.m. in Century Room A EMU. Amnesty International meets at Wesley Center today at 5:30 p.m. Pacific Northwest Personnel Management Association meeting today at 5 p.m. in Room 330 Gilbert Hall. Ac tivities include sign-ups for the Portland Visitation Program, committee work and election of officers. Men Against Rape meeting tonight at 7 p.m. in Century Room C EMU. FOOD CENTER 17 Coburg Rd. Eugene NO need to mark. We have scanners. OPEN 24 HOURS Blue Bonnet Margerine 1 ft. cukes 2/890 Sprite Mick s1.29 Tyson Chick’n Chunks 12 02. s2.49 Gallo Wine Miter s4.80 Candied Fruits Now Available Top Sirloin Steaks USDA Choice s2.79 lb. French Brie 11% Double Cream - our own cut s3.19 lb. Pepsi Quarts 2 7890 dep. Top Harvest Cider s3.59 Gal It’s a proven fact you save money when you shop Mark & U.S.D.A. Food Stamps Welcome prices effective through 10/22/85 •#Qi Premium Saltines 1 lb. size 87$ Hinman White Riesling 7.80 ml *4.50 save $1.32 Finest Selection el Her thweet wines In the stole I Springfield Store 303 S. 5th 9*8 Daily Sunday 10am - 7pm n-~— m A Men's Network, a gay men’s discussion group meets 7:30 to 9 tonight at 1414 Kincaid St. Women in Communications, Inc. meeting today at 4 p.m. in Room 301A Allen Hall. All jour nalism and communications majors, both men and women, are welcome. Asklepiads meeting tonight in Century Room F EMU at 6:30 p.m. All members please attend. WORKSHOPS “Interested in International Studies?" workshop today at 3:30 p.m. in Room 164 Oregon Hall. Car Care with a Conscience Audi • Volkswagen Porsche • BMW Alfa Romeo lu'OC>•* )• i '• f )'■ 687-0040 •- j ' - : • • • 8 <? ■■ ’• * St i ■■ '• Aulapin f ine Automotive WofWr* rjn’.i : Media “■ Continued from Page 1A bably the worst mistake the media can make in covering a crisis, "We are not diplomats, we are reporters," Friendly said. “One haunting moment that should )ar all of us is the morn ing an ABC] anchorman turned to Nabih Berri during an inter view and asked. 'Any final words to President Reagan this morning?" ” Friendly’s address was one of a weekiong series being given by the Wayne Morse Chair. The chair was created in 1978 as a living memorial to the late U.S. senator and dean of the Univer sity law school. Friendly, whose grandfather is a former mayor of Eugene and the namesake of Friendly Hail, will speak again today at an ASUO-sponsored Brown Bag Forum in the EMU Forum Room at 11:30 a.m. He later wit) be part of a panel discussion on “Professional Ethics in jour nalism ' in Room 221 Allen at 2 p.m. Recycle This Paper .mm.. University Neighborhood Dentist Gentle care for students for 14 years Student Discount Available J. Scott Baxter, d.m.d., p.c. [) 680 E. 18th Ave.. Eugene p (corner of 18th & Hilyard) 344-6371 0 0 a a a a a a t-1 Coupons In the Emerald save you money. I f Check every page, every day. It pays. I I J .J... 4 O 4ADI
