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Dayton, Ohio North 23 September 29, 1982 THE JOURNAL HERALD National news in brief Utah rain damage at $20 million IA.II I I I If Tllil imnnsirinn Invnlvino an 11. sexual imposition involving an II Wallace has narrow lead since Sunday in the eastern areas of Salt Lake County making September the wettest month on record and Alta ski resort had 8 inches of snow. Salt Lake City officials asked residents and businesses Tuesday to use water sparingly because waste treatment plants were overtaxed and sewers could back up. 1 up to an inch of rain and possibly snow to Salt Lake County'. The storms, which began Saturday and increased in intensity Sunday and Monday, flooded about 2,000 homes in the state's most populous county, forcing evacuation of about 400 residents, officials said.

Gov. Scott Matheson, who declared a state of emergency in Salt Lake County Monday, was awaiting a damage assessment before deciding whether to ask President Reagan to declare parts of Utah a disaster area, thereby making federal funds avail- able. The weather service canceled a flash flood watch put into effect Monday for Utah. By Tuesday, more than 5 inches of rain had fallen SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Rain pelted Utah for the fourth straight day Tuesday, hampering efforts to curb flooding that has closed roads and canyons, forced evacuations and caused up to $20 million damage. Thousands of volunteers worked to sandbag canals and rivers, and Salt Lake County appealed for more workers.

City residents were asked to conserve water. The same storm system dumped snow and rain in mountain passes along the Montana-Wyoming border and in Colorado, Snow was falling Tuesday in the mountains where drifts were 3 to 4 feet high in some places and travelers' alerts were issued for parts of Colorado, Wyoming and Montana. A California couple, Alvin and Leona Stone, both 76, died when their car swerved in the rain and collided with a truck Monday on U.S. Highway 6 in Debeque Canyon in Colorado. No other fatalities or injuries were attributed to the storms.

The National Weather Service said a stronger year-old girl. Columbus police have questioned Mitchell about the disappearance and death of the Prosser girl, whose body was found last Wednesday, two days after she disappeared while walking home from school. The affidavit said Prosser was "severely molested in much the same manner" as the 11-year-old girl and "with similar effects." The charges against Mitchell alleged the 1 1-year-old girl was molested the day before Kelly Prosser disappeared. He won without Reagan NEW YORK (AP) The White House said lt was "vitally interested" in the election of Republican Lewis Lehrman as governor of New York, but that President Ronald Reagan was too busy with Senate and House races A storm system would move into Utah today, bringing to campaign hi the state for him. The Democratic nominee, Lt.

Gov. Mario Cuomo, scored an upset victory over New York City Mayor Ed Koch in last week's primary. I scuta mctstmcTinmiicn WOUND CHUCK 1.59 21 Kill! mm. 1.79 BUTTEHFLY CHOPS 2.69 ORANSE JUICE m. 1.59 CHICKEN BREAST 1.19 JUMBO ECCS 79c CUBE STEAK 2.19 BROWN ECCS o.99c James Baker, the White House chief of staff, said that should Lehrman get elected and request trade-in of funds EXPERT Men's Women's ALTERATIONS Professionally Done in Our Own Fairborn Plant USE YOUR VISA or MASTERCARD for the $2 billion West way highway project in Manhattan for mass transit use, the Reagan adminis -Pi 1.89 ROUST BEEF 3.49 I tration would "entertain it and look on it with some sympathy." Cuomo favors building Westway.

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1.99 for a trade-in. Angry rancher halts train Wi ttrrj 1 miiff il tther Hems it lew frictt. But wo carry only top nama brands, US0A Choice Boot from Dinnor Ball! NAVAJO, Ariz. (AP) A rancher upset over a Santa Fe Railroad spur on his property used a flimsy fence and a "No Trespassing" sign to stop a 10-car MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) Former Gov.

George C. Wallace, battling hard for the black votes he once corned, hung on to a narrow lead Tuesday night in his Democratic primary runoff against Lt. Gov. George McMillan. McMillan, an urbane, 38-year-old moderate who urged voters to reject "the politics of the past," had predicted an upset victory over Wallace but trailed all night.

Wallace, now 63 and wheelchair-bound for 10 years, already has been governor record three times and, during the past two decades, made four runs for president while dominating the statehouse. CIA wins secrecy appeal WASHINGTON (AP) A court ruled that the CIA can keep its relationships with universities secret because of the danger that disclosure would pose to the agency's intelligence operations. Since disclosure could compromise sources and reveal CIA methods, the Information is exempt from the Freedom of Information Act, said three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington. The judges, upholding a lower court decision, turned down a request from a student at the University of California at Los Angeles.

The student sought disclosure of past and present arrangements and relationships between the CIA and the university's 11 campuses. LA fences out crime LOS ANGELES (AP) A two-block residential area near downtown Los Angeles has been isolated by barricades in a police effort to keep out the drug pushers, muggers and vandals who were dominating the area. From now on, police said, only the neighborhood's estimated 600 residents and people with legitimate business will be allowed past the blockade. Grand View residents had grown accustomed to drug-related problems over the years. But in recent months, some said, drug dealing and related crimes had reached unbearable proportions.

Last week, City Councilman John Ferraro, whose district Includes the neighborhood just north of MacArthur Park, introduced a resolution authorizing police to close the street to nonresident foot and auto traffic. Spurred by a neighborhood-Initiated letter-writing campaign, the council approved the resolution. Man suspect in 2nd death COLUMBUS (AP) Eight-year-old Kelly Ann Prosser had been sexually assaulted before she died, an affidavit from a West Virginia state trooper states. The affidavit was released Monday by a West Virginia magistrate. The trooper had made the sworn statement to get a search warrant for a car driven by Walter Mitchell, 63, of Columbus.

Mitchell is being held In lieu of $100,000 bond on charges of gross THB5 TAILORING DRY CLEANING CO. 506 W. Main Fairborn -878-6923 freight train for four hours. 1001 Sh.loh twin gi Road 'Dayton, Ohio 45415278-4778 MB mmmtammmmmm Ted Spurlock, whose cattle spread covers 160,000 acres, said he wants the railroad spur removed and his land restored. He notified authorities about the sign and fence stretched over the rails.

The fence was made of wire and wood the kind used to control drifting snow and wasn't capable of stop ping a train. Apache County Sheriff C. Arthur Lee said no charges had been filed in the matter. The spur line is used by Sante Fe to haul coal and equipment to the project's giant Coronado Generating Station at St. Johns.

Court OKs Breathalyzer ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) The Minnesota Supreme Court told law en forcement agencies they may continue using the Breathalyzer brand device to test suspected drunk drivers. But Chief Justice Douglas Amdahl said he expects a new challenge almost immediately The Breathalyzer Is the only device certified in Minnesota for the breath method of testing for blood-alcohol The high court reversed an order Is sued Monday In Waseca County Dis trict Court. In that order, Judge Law- rence Gallagher had said law enforcement agencies could not use Breathalyzers until they had been tested for defects.

"World news in brief Honduran guerrillas in Cuba MEXICO CITY (AP) Twelve leftist guerrillas who held two Cabinet ministers and dozens of businessmen hostage for eight days in Honduras arrived in Cuba, the official Cuban news agency Prensa Latina said. The rebels strode off the plane In Havana wearing hoods and thrusting their fists into the air, the agency said. 1 In Panama City, military sources said that the rebels had left for Cuba from a nearby military base aboard a Panamanian air force plane. The rebels, who Identified themselves as members of the Cinchonero Popular Liberation Movement, arrived in Panama City after releasing their last 32 hostages in return for safe passage out of Honduras. Ban on doctors ends LONDON (AP) The British Medical Association reversed Itself and withdrew its ban against doctors helping test-tube baby pioneer Dr.

Robert Edwards In his studies of "spare" human embryos. The association had Issued its warning Monday following a furor In medical circles over Edwards' disclosure that he had used extra embryos for research. In a joint statement issued after a two-hour meeting with association secretary Dr. John Havard, Edwards denied he had carried out experiments on the embryos and said he had no intention of doing so until the profession completed discussions on all the ethical aspects of test-tube baby procedures. Japan wants 4 islands back A PEKING (AP) Japanese Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki said the Soviet Union must return Japan's four northern islands if it wants better relations with Japan.

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