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A LOON AT THIS MORHIHO S HEADLINES Smith and Wyden clash over environment Sunday m 11 j v o r 0 (API — Lodtld an a tfoad h«Mit hal(i« for th* It S W *»p, nandid#?*** (etirdon Smith and Ron Wvd*« clashed sharplv Sunday mw tha environment m th»<«r «* <>nd campaign dots#!* Smith, the Republican state Senate «Mjdt>nl from P idle ton, *#td he support* restoring Columbia River ulimm run*, hut also supports togging healthy old-growth timber under the controversial ' «!' age tid«" bwnuM it provide** g»b* for people, who should not bo loft out of the miltMtttMfltll equation Wvd**n. a Democratic con go--.man front Portland, responded that 'our salmon had hotter watch out," If Smith is elected Me r.hatai ten red Smith’ll position on the salvage rider as farfetched." even to the right of the Conservative* in Congress now trying to change ft. The salvage rider enacted b\ (xmgorst last summer suspend* ed environmental taw* to speed the lugging of dead and dying limiter on national l»r»s«« at a way to lessen the danger of rata' vtruphit forest ftnr* Pushed by the limiter tndu* try, the rider also suspended environmental law* to espend loggmg in green old growth tim Iter on national forests in the Northwest, raising loud objec tion* front environmentalists Smith said the espansion of logging in old growth timber west of the (-aw adc Range hon ored President Clinton's com mitment to limiter worker* to piote* t their mbs and was not harmful to the environment, h»« a«i*«* millions of acres are still off-limit* to logging Wvden agreed that dead and dying timber east of the Caw ad* Range needed to l»e cut to redo*« fire danger, hut said Smith was to the right of cottier valises sinh as Rep Jim Bunn, K (he East coast snowstorm strands travellers, causes power outages % MATIONAl (API — On* of lb* East's worst Hiowitormt In *0 s*mn trim* op bit** rani «r*n4»Ho»>« ! aunday. piling knee-rteop aoow ; that sfsut down airports. mad*' ! truckun give up ami even cloned th« door* #1 Wal-Mart Thou sand* were without heat and light "We a to stranded big-time,'* Mid Nava Runyon at remote Hard* in the hill* of eastern Ken tor i* About Id tnchH of snow ; wn on the ground by midday and a d»puty had to hike to her houM w ith a deliver* of spec tal torrmila for her 5-month-old non W* just didn't know it was going to gut this bad. she said Thousands of travelers were stranded at airports, bus termi nals and highway rest stops USAir said It canceled about J.tUO flights serving aiqiort* from Washington north to Boston We're stuck wherever we're at," said trucker fohnny Vollrath, idling his hig rig at a service sta tion along Interstate M in West Virginia *ft‘s real had We re stuck in the truck stop or the Kmart parking lot bored to death." States of emergence were • !**< Sated in West Virginia, Vtr gmia, Maryland and New Jersey, sending hundreds of National Guardsmen out to help Must state offu «* were ordered closed Monday in West Virginia and Pennsylvania, and the United Nations hi New York told some 10.000 worker* to stay home At least seven deaths were blamed on the storm, with two in Ohio and one each in Washing ion, West Virginia. Virginia, Pennsylvania and South Caroli na The snow piled up as an intense low pressure aroa sucked in moisture from the Atlantic and combined il with artti< cold Hhx.z*rd and heavy snow warn ings were posted front Kentucky into Conner ticut, the National Weather Service said Recent killings in Mostar threaten Bosnian peace plan wcmiD MOStAR, Umni*'llw«>)tuv roa (AP) — With NATO troop* and armor patrolling the strool* Mostar * Eurepmn | Union administrator warned > Sunday that Bosnia's fragile ; plan will«ol lapse if Mu* ! lints and Croat* cannot come | together in this bitumd town. Elsewhere in Bosnia. NATO's pUlmtcv began to wear thin «s its troop* canto under fire fen th<< fifth turn* over the wank end No one was hurt, but the alliance war nod that it will blast tux k with increasing might In Mostar. two killings and a surge in shooting have put the j city on edge and could doom efforts to reunite tin* town — the scan# of bittnr fighting in the Muslim-Croat war within a war in UWT'M A failure in Mostar would undermine the already weak Mu si i m Croat federation. which was awarded 51 percent of Bosnia under the U S -brokered peace deal signed in Baris Dec. 14 "If there's no answer for Mostar. there will lie no answer for the federation, and there will be no balance against the third side, the .Serbian side," said Hans Koschnick of Germany, who administers Mostar for the BU "That w'ould mean a new cri sis." The federation is the t urner stone of the peace plan and was designed by the American* to counterbalance the Serbs If the Musllm-Croat entity collapses the Bosnian Serbs will not feel bound by the Paris accord The Croats in the western part of the country, a region known as Hercegovina, claim support from Croatian President Franjo Tudjman They have long tried to make Mostar the capital of their self-styled Heraeg Bosna republic. SUPER STUDENT SPECIAL! Cheese or Pepperoni MEDIUM $A95 J?n*ss» ** STUDENT UK REQUIRED Dflbr (cod Stoiwlajr through TKurcd« t *ft*r • ' <\ IX •< 00j*i ««lv Mijiniuxij |7 $0 ftk hurry \ TRACK TOWN PIZZA • 484-2799 Two convenient locations to serve you: CAMPUS 1809 Franklin Blvd • WEST 2611 W 11th & Wilson NEW CLASS! Gospel/Pop Voice MU P199 taught by John Gainer Tues/Thur 11-12 Basic singing experience required; group instruc tion, concentrating on pop, gospel, and jazx MO fee. Also with John Gainer: Private Voice MU P 140 $100 fee. More Info? 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