California zoo
curator offers
animal sei tour
for Valentine’s Day
SANTA ANA. Cmlit (Al») —
li t «n animal lover* ultimate
bmlity
For ihuw? into amorou*
iguana* or ho) Iwa-Uml thrift*.
th« Santa Ana Zoo it holding
H* 2ml Annual Sat Tour In
honor of Valentine t Day
The adulttonly lour Fab
10. bring* people into »h»
boudoir* of their furry and
feathered friendt To *ai I ha
mood. i hampagtt* l* **r*od
IT* fun. lit inamtitf. and
everyone bluthet.” too
tpokaiwanMn l**li* Ptarovkh
taut
11 1 an txlut alional program
lo etpUin it to mating habrlt of
anltnal* and reprodut live
effort* by *00* lo preserve
endangered ipaclat. I'emvich
•aid.
Tho curator and vvi«tlur
lan who guuta I ha lour offer
no guaranlmrt lhai animal*
will ho amorout Hut If ih«y
an*, vuiiort an* In for an eve
ful
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instance Their lonpliy
involve* rubbing rump* —
dancingcheek lo t heek. to lo
«uMMrh Soon tho tkriht am any
thing but lethargic They're
airborne hanging face lo far *
from I heir front legs
The lour coal* Si 5. which
Includes champagne and a
continental breakfast
13-year-old drives
bits through two
states; police not
far behind
TAttOKOTY.N t: (AP) -
A U tfiar old boy tool off in
d M-hott! bu* and tod poli< r on
a < have trying to run patrol
an oil the road a* he drove
«i mile* through part* of two
date*
Thu youth drove at fart a*
the bu* would go. which isn't
very fast tiwauw North Car
olina whool buses have
mechanical speed limiter*
"Wr went 4fi mph the
whole tone," said Tsbor City
police Ofhter 1.1) |ame* hut
I'll tell you, that hoy could dri
ve that thing He ***« trary "
At some point* during the
middle-of-the-night chair, the
youth tned to run patrol car*
oil lire road, driving horn vide
to vide, and drove with the bu*
lightv off, police Chief R V
Wooster *»id
He look the bu* from South
Columbus High School, near
hi* home tn Tabor City, about
f a m Saturday The key#
apparently were left in the
but
Polit e fallowed the hut into
South Carolina and down to
Myrtle Beach, where it turned
heck toward North Carolina
The buv eventually turned
into a driveway at Weal
firunvwitk High School in
Shallolte, about .10 mile*
voutheavt ol Tabor City The
gate wav cloved eo the driver
parked, vet the emergency
brake and vtepped out of the
bu*
"When he tame off that bus,
he was smiling and laughing,"
fame* Mid.
The youth wit turned over
to hi* parent* Charge* won!
fM«d. but he will b« accumd
of *ev«ral traffic violation* in
a petition to be given to Juve
mb i sturt. twid highway patrol
Sgt WD Pum
The ride could have laaied
longer. Mid Bill (iore, the
•t hool hu* garage director
"1 filled the bus up with
diesel fuel Friday afternoon."
(lot* Mid "He could have
gone another 400 mile* at
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A LOOK AT THIS MORNING S HEAGMNES
Loggers give timber
saies protesters ride
out of blizzard
*o#tnwi»t
ASHLAND
IAP| — A
end protest of •
timber tele n««r
Howard Prairie
lake. along ih«
Pacific Croat Trail aitmii IA miU
oast a 1 Ashland, wh cut *hori by
blintsrd nmdKiam
There were no *m*»u end no
mturto*. mkI Steve Armitap*. (or
nil manager for the A*hUntl
Knoun* Am* of the US Human
of Und Management
About 3E5 to 30 pradtsim
walked five miles beyond th*
HIM barricade on Saturday into
the Host* Griffin limber uir
AArf the protest, the HUM tillered
protester* a ride back to tha trail
VVV iet thorn do thotr thing —
it fcaafwJW than a confrontation
—■ and than or* offered tham a
rid* out because it wh cold and
we war* afraid we would low
tomotady." Artmtagp aaid They
warn tough, but I dunk they didn't
understand tb* woatber condt
lions they wore In.”
Protestor Colin Jorwood Mid
the group made it* point, despite
the weather 'Closure of puiilu
land* ha* become a new Ou tx (or
th* bureaucracy when it conies
to controversial timber Mies." be
Mid "But people cannot be kept
off public land* ”
Skier freezes to death
after skiing into tree
SISTERS (API - The body of
a ml Mina *ki*r »«* found Sun
day in • hob beneath a tree on
the Powder Valley *lope at
Hoodoo Ski Area
lama* Scarwt. 22, a c ullage stu
deni living in Salem. *«• repeal
ed miming late Saturday nighi 1
after lie failed lo meet a group of j
friend* al the lodge
Hi* body *ii found al ft 25
a m Sunday after an all night j
mu h by Santum Ski Patrol He
wa* *u*pended upmde down in
a tree well
San Francisco might
legalize homosexual
wedding ceremony
MATtOtm
SAN FRANCIS
CO (AF) — Ur)
Guido* and
Cheryl Daanar
w*M loDly ttoll.
paid $35 and
received ■ certt Haste that satd
San Fram two officially recog
nised them as partner*
White they had the certificate,
they watched heterosexual tou
Cle* get marriage liiense* and
r>ad ter civil wadding cm
monte*
"People gel a piece of paper for
lha marriage h< enw and people
get a piece of peper ter dome*
tic partner*, but they're not
equal/' Guido* Mid.
The city'* Board of Supervisor*
is scheduled to vote Monday on
a proposal that would allow the
city to perform symbolic domes
tic partnership marriages The
union, which could be performed
ter homosexual or heterosexual
couples, would carry no legal
weight
Two-day standoff ends
at do Pont estate
NEWTOWN SQUARE. Fa
(AP) — An hair to the du Font
fortune w«* captured by SWAT
teem member* Sunday a* he
•topped outside hi* mention to
fix hit boiler, ending a 4« hour
ttandoff that began with the
•hooting death of a top wrestler
Min K du Font, who had been
without heat tint* police cut off
hit boiler system Friday night,
told negotiator* he wat cold and
we* leaving hi* house, taid New
town Townthip Police Chief
Mnhaal Mellon
He did noi carry one of the
many weapon* he kept on hit
HOC acre estate No one wa*
injured in the capture
"HU intent wat to make repair
to the boiler* because he wa*
without heat," Mellon said
POWs released; U.S.
officer injured; four
NATO soldiers killed
WOftlO
SARAJEVO,
Bosnia•Hvrxago*’
in« (AFJ —
Bosnia » farmer
battlefield fom
claim**! Sunday
they had emptied their jails ol
all POW*. in a day marred bv
the deaths of four NATO sol
diers and the wounding of a U S
Army officer by sniper fire
Three British soldiers were
killed when their vehicle hit a
mine near Mrkonjir: Grad in the
northwest A Swedish soldier
died when an armored person
nel rramer skidded off a road in
the north
In ilidza. a Serb held suburb
west of Sarajevo. l.t Shawn H
Watts was grazed on the neck by
a sniper's bullet. The 2tt-year
old from Greenwood, Miss.
returned to duly several hours
later
NATO said it was investigat
ing, but Bosnian Serb army offi
cials in Ilidza said they knew
nothing of the shooting
It was the biggest death toll of
any tingle day of the NATO-led
mission since it began Dec 20.
Before Sunday, there were 35
injured and four dead, including
a British soldier who killed him
self.
Meanwhile, with hundreds of
war prisoners released .Saturday,
it appeared that most of those in
captivity before the weekend
had been set free
Croats and Muslims freed
about 380 prisoners on Saturday
at the Sara|evo airport, a neutral
sit* commonly used for such
releases On Sunday. 74 were
confirmed released by the Serbs
and eight by the Bosnian gov
ernment
A Bosnian Serb spokesman
said the release of another 74
outside of Sarajevo accounted
for all Serb-heid POWs, hut the
Red Crow could not immediate
ly confirm that
Organization: Leaders dedicate group to social justice
■ Continued from Page 1
front lath, a nonpartisan
group, will provide transport#
Hon to t-anc County Election*
Monday and Tuesday in hope*
nl t .hallengmg the backlash of
voter apathy among young peo
ple
"We emamtne iaauea. not par*
tie*." O'Neal said
O Neat mid Krontlash also
aim* to get involved in current
labor struggle* Working toward
Arising the minimum wage and
supporting striking worker* and
their famihe* are on Front lash *
agenda
"People am craving few an orga
nt tat ion dedicated to na tal jus
tn«*," ON.*il mud "(anting young
people involved i» a great thing
to do,"
The formation of coalitions
between student* and workers is
also a goat
"The problem* of worker* and
students are often the Mine." he
•aid
Knn Curtin, another Fnmtlash
cam put organiser. said she hopes
the group will indla action from
its memben
"We'll build awanmett and
turn activism on campus up.” the
said "Now it the time to get it
«o»nK"
However, Curtin said the
knows that change may be a
while tn coming.
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