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NEWS BRIEFING A LOOK AT THIS MORNING S HEADLINES Planned Parenthood files lawsuit against anti-abortion groups, ACLU considers where it falls on subject NORTHWEST PORI LAND. Or# (AP) — Th« Amnri can Civil Liiw*rtii*s Union would want to onsurn that rights to fr«>»« * pooch ami to privacy ar<< protm t»d in a class action lawsuit fllod against anti abortion activists, attorney* said Tuesday I'he lawsuit, filed by Planned Parenthood Federation of America on C"k t 2f> in U.S District Court, seeks to link acts of violente to several indiv idunls and two Port land-based groups - the American Coalition of Life At tivists and Advot ates for Life Ministries It contends the groups' "Deadly Dozen Lists” and "unwanted" posters dev riblng abortion doctors amount to threats that violate a IMt law pro tec ting clinics, as well as federal rat keteering laws The law suit seeks an injunction preventing distribu tion of the jMisters and the list It also asks that the defen dants lie forbidden from any contact, by mail, telephone, or in person, with any abortion doctors A message left at the Portland offit e of Advot ates for Life Ministries was not returned immediately Wiule the defendants have not asked the A( LI for assistance, attorneys with the group already are dis cussing how they might handle such a retpiesi. said David l idanque, executive dint tor lor the ACLU of Oregon Rockwell International and Lockheed ! Martin cooperate to operate NASA’s space shuttles NATIONAL CAPE CANAVERAL Fla (AP) — N.ASA abandoned its competition Tues day for a private company to operate the spare shuttles, saying it will pursue a non competitive contract with a joint venture by two aerospat » giants The venture. United Spat e Alliance, is being formed bv Rockwell International end. 1 Ol kheed Martin. which together already control fid pen ant of the dollar value of shuttle related primary contrar ts I his i (early is the appropriate petfvto tain N IS \ Administrator Daniel Goldin said in a statement. "It will allow us to ensure the safe operations of the space shut tle and maintain our commitment to launch the first space station element in 1997." NASA had announced in August that it was seeking a single contractor for the Si Inilion-a year shuttle pro gram so it ( ould lor us more on re serin h and develop men! At the time NASA's spat e flight . t ie! Wayne Littles insisted it would lie a "wide-open” < ompetiiion Three other com panics had expressed interest Mr Donnell Douglas, Boeing and Hamsi Inc , an engi neering and technical services company Titusville Early cold weather prompts UN aid organizations to rush aid to Croat, Muslim refugees despite ‘deep distrust’ WORLD SARAJEVO. Bosnia-Herzego vina (AP) — Wiih snow and freezing temperature* arriving early this year, U N. officials on Tuesday expressed concern over Croats and Muslims being expelled from Serb hr»lti land or liemg forcibly resettled. A senior Slate Departmuni official, John Shaltui k. arrived Tuesday in Sarajevo, hoping to travel lo Serb held Banja Luka in northwest Bosnia Serbs then* are trying to clear the area they control of its remaining C roats and Muslims Aid officials and Western diplomats an* worried about the fate of 2.000 men separated from the main group of those being expelled. They fear the men have Ixhui or will be slaughtered by Serbs, the same fate that !>efell thousands of men when Serbs i aptured the eastern Bosnian enclave of Srebreni ca in July Many of Banja Luka's Muslims and Croats have been ki< kod out of their homes by Serbs, but there is no firm information yet on their fate. U N aid spokesman Ron Redmond said elderly atul ill refugees with inadequate shelter are now in danger of freezing to death after a bras y snow blanketed riui b of‘ B-s Monday Two men battled desert for eight days, one dies from heat OKI AIK IMA < m I API I-or nielli days Donald VV»»,;>-h tMilled the Me\i< .in desert. sucking III** moifhtre Iran < w tunas try ing to catch a ll/iirci to •*i»t and watching his brother-in-law dir* in tht* beat IK* cursed the desolation of HI I’inacate. a voliano park that had been just another leisurely desti nation for him and Roller! Harri son on one of their annual excursions Their visit turned tragic Oct 22 when they stopped for a break about 10 miles inside the park The battery on their jeep wouldn't start Wages, til. and Harrison, 7;t. didn't have a map They relied on Harrison's past visits to the pine <• and "gut instini t as they made their way through the park in search of help I "hey had a gal Ion of water ill an ice idlest I lam son. from Kyo, (>»lo . (licxl on Od 27 Wages, who lives in Oklahoma City, was found on (k t to. only his heart and hrain fulls functioning After a few ifays in the hospital, he was released Monday The Mexican park is about on miles southwest of Yuma. Ariz During (lie ordeal, Wages cut open uu fuses for nourishment, hut n la< k of rain the past eight months left them mostly dry lie used hair spray to start fires ”1 couldn't even find n snake to eat I tried to uitiii a lizard, hut the damn things wen* too fast." he said Wages said I inmson dim) in the outdoors he loved and enjoyed "He was in his glory." Wages said 'Till just sorry that ca< tus was his lnsl meal, that his lied It's as easy as S » 1— i one two c <. pee! If you've had j Oil.iimjdM is fhp most common I unprotected spxunlly ti,insmittc*(' disease in I sex, you are the United States today. Onp m j at risk for fifty mpn is infected <»iu' shows chlamydia. no symptoms of the disease. The University of Oregon Student Health Center offers chlamydia urine screening for $19.65. Stop by the laboratory Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 2K)0 p.m., or was lava rt* k. Squirt gun toting “Pow er Ranger” robs restau rant, gets caught by ex-police officer MKSA. Art/ (A}’) — A mart in a Power Ranger mask, robbed a restaurant with a squirt gun but was arrested minute* inter with the help of an ex-cop. john Lyons, a former manager of the Taco Bell that was robbed, was booked along with his alleged at t ompllte, Philip Marquis, on suspicion of an nisi roMiarv Police recovered the uiidist lttstxl amount of money taken “This guy seemed more like your average armed rohher than a genuine Power Ranger/' police JSgl Earle Lloyd »id “Ana Pow er Rangers fight evil right' Phis . time, it was a fired cop who was the hero," Jamas Karey. a police officer until was dismissed for fir ing n blank in an April Fool's Day prank He spotted the fleeing sus pects after hearing their desi rip tion broadcast on n w anner in his iar and tailed the two until help came. Army cadets break ‘truce,’ kidnap three Navy goats right before their game WEST POINT, N Y (AP) — Army has got the Navy's goats, in a ’kid-napping'' that broke a five year tru< a between the service I hi* V hark-s 11 I wiukjtiist t olU‘v;r ol Htisinrss tvf |luj L im rrsi!\ ta ( pn-M-nls !>\ i \ i.i saulhu "/ /<)(<’ Market Leaders Keep Their Edge" Philip Kni^hl V hantrian ,ituK IP \;h< hu C harli's Silmab *. hairinan aiul ill* l hai !i-s X In1, ib i t > I illMil I \rt/ l. baa in.m i •! ill, I > Hi:1,. i. < MimulUv i 'ii ■, ti ! i ..1111 i'11 (. , imi'am (.an looker i IP \!> a. ■! , Nov. Id, I99.i S:.iO -10:00 an i I \K NiuIn > (. .!iu: P l i' km.’Ju ! ibi,u \ > if>- > > II f *ml «* e*r» feryua academies to not abduct each oth ers mascots. A group of seniors from the U S Military Academy staged a pre-dawn raid Sunday on a Navy owned farm in Maryland, nab bing three of the U S Naval Academy’s goats Hie (jidets told the Middletown 1 imes-Uerald Record they intend to keep the mascots at an undis closed hideout until thecXrmy Navy football game on Dec 2. "They got all the goats," con firmed Naval Academy spokes woman Karen Myers "Bill the Goat 2f>, 28 and 2V) We've filed charges with the Pentagon." The charge is theft of goats, similar to a burglary complaint. "We're not amused." said Myers, citing a no-nonsense pol icy forged by Army and Navy top brass to put an end to retaliatory mascot abductions — a tradition before the annual football game. 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