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AUSTIN MN HERALD Thurs July 27 1989 a fl crcund any faster than News Briefs BlY YOUR TICKETS NOW People computers and paralyzing their operations He is scheduled to be arraigned before a US magistrate Aug 2 The Justice Department said in a statement here that the case represents the first time that fed eral prosecutors have brought charges under a section of a 1986 law that prohibits unauthorized computer access The indictment followed months of deliberations within the Justice program to prove through tests worth Aspin told re porters the core of the argu ment We know enough right now to make a The administration suffered an unwanted budget cut Wednesday when the House approved an amendment to reduce by $502 mil lion the $11 billion earmarked for spare MX missiles and for a rail system Bush requested to make tne MX a mobile system The Aspin amendment would require tne Pentagon to meet WASHINGTON (AP) A grad uate student who officials say un leased a that infected thousands of military and univer sity computers is the first person charged under a federal law ban ning unauthorized computer ac cess Robert Tappan Morris was in dicted Wednesday in Syracuse NY on a single count of illegally gaining access to at least four new deadlines for pollution cleanup and could determine the severity of measures each area must adopt in order to make steady progress rhe newly compiled figures when applied to President i the Chicago Gary Ind area into the top category for ozone pollut ion allowing a 20 year cleanup in return for adopting tough anti pol lution measures President Bush previously iden tified New York northern New Jersey Houston and Los Angeles as cities that would be in the two decade category Department about whether to bring felony or misdemeanor charges against Morris who was a student at Cornell University when the incident occurred Nov 2 The charge carries a maximum five year sentence and a fine of up to $250000 Morris of Arnold Md could also be ordered to pay resti tution to cover damages if he is convicted This Week "Peliccn West" Monday Saturday JULY 31 Aug 5 Eyed LOCATED IN HOLIDAY INNS AIRMONT WILLMAR AUSTIN Located On 1 90 4th St Exit UPPER MIDWESTS INEST NIGHTCLUB eaturing The In Grilled oods Available THURSDAYS: 5 10 pm Sirloin Steak Dinner $399 RIDAYS: 4 8 pm Enjoy A ree Buffet SATURDAYS: ree Hors 5 7 pm SUNDAYS: Open Noon 12 pm Serving ine ood Menu All Day 1 Associated Press ACCUSeS Bush Cuban President idel Castro speaks in Camaguaiy Wednesday night where he accused US President Bush of taking advantage of recent setbacks in the socialist world Bush made a recent visit to Poland and Hungary of AUSTIN ree Hors Mom ri publicans say the bill is too expen Dole spoke on the Sehate flodr sive and covers too many crops Wednesday night complaining Dole said the partisan dispute that there was misinforma would scuttle chances of passing about his position He reiter both the drought legislation and a ated his opposition to the Demo $300 million rural development bill cratic sponsored relief package before Congress adjourns for its but expressed confidence a com nuEuai i uvcoo Dole getting some pressure to be flexible said Pressler wnq taiKea with Dole Tuesday and again on weunesaay A Dole spokesman however maintained that the Kansas sen ator was not under any pressure from Republicans know of any senators who have been beating our door down saying said Walt Riker press secretary' Studay says US must consider ransom to free hostages WASHINGTON (AP) Dealing with Iran remains the best option for winning the release of nine Americans held in Lebanon but the UnitedxStates must not rule out talking to the captors or pay ing ransom according to a study on terrorism released today The Rand Corp report also con tends that Iran continues to over estimate the importance of the hostages to the US government fate of the hostages is a matter of concern but it is not a central the study said government is under no im mediate pressure from the public to bring tne hostages The longest held of the Ameri cans is Anderson chief Mid dle East correspondent for The Associated Press Anderson was kidnapped March 16 1985 Veteran terrorist researcher Brian Michael Jenkins said in the report Policy Issues for the Bush that hostages provide a group a certain amount of Iran the study said has lost much of its strategic importance to the United States in part be cause of improved US Soviet re lations and because world oil pro duction remains high and comparatively cheap put it bluntly in a way that no US official can sav publicly Washington can for a more receptive government in Iran even as through Iran re mains our best bet for getting the hostages according to the report But Jenkins said there are in Iran who to oppose any kind of CIRCUS AND HUGE WILD ANIMAL MENAGERIE promise could be worked out had some Democratic col leagues suggest to me that like to sit down and take a look at working it out Certainly will ing to do Dole said we can resolve the differences not there yet There really been any se rious effort but I think there is some Paraplegic climber tops El Capitan YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK Calif (AP) With the strength of his arms and the power of his will a paraplegic completed a weeklong ascent of 3200 foot El Capitan and said his climb proves the dis abled can accomplish great feats Mark Wellman accompanied by his friend Mike Corbett reacnea the summit at Wednesday afternoon seven days and four hours after they left the Yosemite Valley floor A nationwide television audi ence saw them at the moun taintop and later the US Sen ate passed a resolution commending them for their feat of bravery and Sen Bob Dole Kan dis abled himself with a partially paralyzed right arm offered the resolution whole thing in life is finding another way to do it whether that be skiing kayak ing or said Well man a 29 year old park ranger at a news conference before dozens of reporters friends and fellow workers Wellman said he performed the climb for personal achieve ment not for the disabled But he said he hoped it would prove that people need not be stopped by their physical disa bilities out and do said Wellman who wore the same boots he was wearing in 1982 when he fell 50 feet during a climb of 13700 foot Gables south of Yosemfte HoCover Sjml Thnr) WASHINGTON (AP) One Re publican said Senate Republican Leader Robert Dole was under pressure from GOP colleagues to work out a compromise on a $955 million drought relief bill but a Dole spokesman disagreed moving him right Sen Larry Pressler SD said late Wednesday will work out You will see a bipartisan package in just a few hours I Dole took to the Senate floor to denounce the Democratic backed legislation Tuesday morning min utes after the Senate Agriculture Committee narrowly approved the measure on a parly line vote Re Rivers Court apologizes to Mulroney CLEARWATER la (AP) A court clerk has apologized to Ca nadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney for ordering him to appear in a lorida courtroom in connection with an anti abortion protest The premier was told to come to Pinellas Circuit Court after a man arrested during a June IQ anti abortion demonstration in St Petersburg told police his name Brian Mulroney He gave the prime nome address in Ottawa Ontario authorities said Dole feels heat to compromise on drought help Dole suggested negotiations should begin no later than Mon day if Congress is to finish work on the disaster relief package be fore recessing in early August Senate Majority Leader George! Mitchell Maine pledged to all I can to move forward on disas ter relief legislation as soon as In a statement on the Senate floor late Tuesday Dole said am agreement could be completed by! noon Thursday at the latest would seem to me that we' could work out the differences! and I think it is doable and those two bills would be passed rather Dole said EPA says skies became more polluted in 1988 WASHINGTON (AP) The na skies became more polluted in 1988 with up to 30 million more Americans now living in commu nities with unhealthy air the Envi ronmental Protection Agency said today New EPA data shows that 101 geographical areas now violate clean air proposal would bump awuuaiuj lur uzuiie uie cmei in gredient of smog and 44 have un healthy carbon monoxide levels But in addition to identifying polluted areas under current law the data has major implications for the future if Congress ap proves new clean air legislation this session Any new law would be expected to use the information to establish wants stealth production sus ended while the program is cut ack far below the $70 billion total price tag now envisioned The amendment was added to the $295 billion defense bill on a 257 160 roll call (the administration) have Associated Press Paraplegic Mark Wellman left and partner Mike Corbett em brace at the top after completing a climb of 7569 foot high El Student is charged in computer virus incident A computer industiy group esti mated that the virus infected 6200 computers and caused $96 million in damages But a Cornell Univer sity panel that investigated the in I cident called the estimate The indictment stated that the virus caused damage of more than $1000 Defense lawyer Thomas Guidoboni said Morris would plead innocent CliriicafePsychologist is joining Dr Vern Lewis of CEDAR RIVER COUNSELING SERVICES PA 109 1st Ave SE Austin Dr Lucas specializes in Bio eedback Stress and Pain Man agement Individual and amily Counseling M' 'a Castro: US waits to nab Cuba CAMAGUEY Cuba (AP) President idel Castro told his coun trymen that the United States is eager to exploit recent setbacks in the socialist world and may emulate Nazi Germany by trying to es tablish a 1000 year colonial empire Castro said the United Stares might try to invade and occupy Cuba defeat Cuba in a war of attrition or blockade the island When Castro spoke about the attitude of President alked out If socialism disappears Castro said the would lomat in Cuba Jay Taylor walked out If socialism disappears Castro said the would divide the world just as they did the worst of be fore the 1917 Russian Revolution Insurance bill slowed DES MOINES Iowa (AP) Rep Tom Tauke is continuing to push for a delay in implementing catastrophic illness insurance for the elderly but concedes nis effort is running short of time The 2nd District Republican said that while changes approved Tuesday by the House Ways and Means Committee are a good start ing point for discussion far short of what must be done to give older Americans an adequate program Laser center will be delayed IOWA CITY Iowa (AP) Construction of the University of controversial $251 million laser research center will be delayed at least six months because officials rejected all bids the planning director says Richard Gibson told the Iowa Board of Regents on Wednesday the bids were about $45 million over the $162 million construction bud get Gibson also said crews were behind schedule in laying the cen foundation and footings The project will have to be re bid to contractors which will delay iiitidfy 2 in csv YfiAjrze iirsjne ezr tn: ft Glbsan siid in an interview Panel OKs funding for Guard WASHINGTON (AP) The House Appropriations Committee on Wednesday approved $31 million for National Guard and Reserve construction projects in Minnesota including a $14 million Air Re serve training complex in Arden Hills Also included in the appropriation is an $8 million housing com plex and $42 million armory at Camp Ripley near Little alls Gardebring takes oath as judge ST PAUL (AP) ormer Minnesota Human Services Commis sioner Sandra Gardebring one of Gov Rudy closest advis ers was sworn in Wednesday as the newest judge on the Minnesota uuun oi appeals really hate to lose Perpich said at the ceremony in the state Supreme Court chambers I got into hot water one of the first persons I called was Sandra Gardebring Pernicn annmnlpd Gardphrincr tn thn $73811 per year seat on the 14 member court a new seat created by the 1989 Legislature The DL governor has appointed all 14 mem bers of the Anneals Court which was created in 1983 to relieve the mushrooming case load of the Minnesota Supreme Court Gardebring 42 served as executive direc tor of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Sandra Gardebring during first stint as governorin 1977 and 1978 Senate bill aids ocean drilling WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate is giving offshore oil drilling and timber sales in the Northwest a boost but the National Endow ment for the Arts is getting a monetary slap on the wrist for sup porting controversial artists Lawmakers on a voice vote Wednesday approved legislation pro widing $109billion for the land cultural and Indian programs for the 1990 fiscal year that begins Oct 1 House approves limited production of stealth bomber WASHINGTON (AP) The House vote to curb the stealth bomber program causes problems says Defense Secretary Dick Che ney but he expresses relief that lawmakers seeking to kill the program outright Meanwhile the House in a test of a White House and congressio in effect a year to restructure the uu uuugei cuiiuig agreement pre pared for votes today on whether to restore funds for two aircraft eliminated from the budget by the Pentagon: the Marine 22 Osprey and the 14D Tomcat jet fighter ollowing vote on the 2 bomber Cheney said the White House hopes a House Sen ate conference will remove the roadblocks and permit a fast start for production of the costly radar evading aircraft But Chairman Les Aspin Wis of the House Armed Services rigid test and performance stan Committee says the message of dards before additional stealth his amendment is that the House bombers are purchased RIDAY AUGUST 4 1989 SAVE 1 WITH ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE ADVANCE TICKETS KIDS $4 ADULTS $6 AT CIRCUS KIDS $5 ADULTS $7 TICKETS ON SALE AT ELDEN'S IGA HY VEE LAKESIDE RED OWL BOOKS 'N THINGS NEMITZ'S CHAMBER COMMERCE Jackson joins California raisins NEW YORK (AP) Move over Pepsi Michael Jackson is step ping out with the California Raisins Jackson helped create and choreograph an ensemble of hip an imated clay raisins including one modeled on himself for the latest California Raisin commercial In the commercial Michael Raisin and six backup singers perform a Jacksonesque version of the Motown classic Heard It Through the The raisins including a rapper called Brad and a punker called lash appear before a screaming audience of an imated fruit Rivers jokes at star ceremony LOS ANGELES (AP) Comedian Joan Rivers accepted a star in the Hollywood Walk of ame while poking fun at the official conduct ing the ceremony who mistakenly called her Joan Collins Joan Collins and I are thrilled about Ms Rivers quipped to Hollywoods and Walk of ame Chair man Johnny Grant who got his Joans mixed up blew Grant said after ceremony she was a good sport about my boo boo and it mar the Ms Collins is a star of the TV show Dy About 500 people were on hand to watch thA fiA vpar old Rivers receive the 1896th star in the Walk of ame Joan I A 4 BL a Jr I CA People BB 31k Jr or 3 1 cfeiLBLZM BL MaaWKW.