- The Daily Utah Chronicle

Jazz Have One Last Chance to Turn It Around

April 7, 2002

The NBA Playoffs are ordinary for the state of Utah. We are used to seeing Playoffs come to Salt Lake City, many times with anticipation the Jazz are going far in them. That may not be the case this year. In an interview on Sunday with KSL-TV, Karl Malone said it didn't matter who the Jazz played in the first round, but they were just picking their "own poison.

Armey Speaks to 3rd District GOP

April 7, 2002

PROVO?U.S. House Majority Leader Dick Armey told a party convention that GOP faithful must be prepared to deal with the "Republican Condition"?being the majority party. "We are now...the majority governing party of America,'' Armey told the party's 3rd U.

Bomb Explodes Near Minister of Defense

April 7, 2002

KABUL, Afghanistan?A bomb tore through a crowd lining a road to welcome Afghanistan's defense minister on Monday, killing at least four people and injuring 18 in what officials said was another attempt to destabilize the interim government. Defense Minister Mohammed Fahim was not hurt in the bombing in the eastern city of Jalalabad, which an aide called an assassination attempt.

Quenn Elizabeth II Extends Gratitude

April 7, 2002

LONDON?Queen Elizabeth II gave thanks in a nationwide broadcast Monday for the outpouring of public affection following her mother's death, and for the love the country gave the Queen Mother during her life. "I have drawn great comfort from so many individual acts of kindness and respect," the queen said in a message filmed at Windsor, where the Queen Mother Elizabeth died at age 101 on March 30.

Powell Tells Israel to Withdraw Army

April 7, 2002

AGADIR, Morocco?Secretary of State Colin Powell, after meeting Monday with Morocco's moderate King Mohammed VI, demanded "a clear statement from Israel that they are beginning to withdraw" from Palestinian territories and "to do it now." Powell asked the king to counsel Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat to halt violence against Israelis.

Document Indicts Catholic Officials

April 7, 2002

BOSTON?Personnel files released Monday for a priest accused of sexual abuse show that church officials knew of allegations against him as far back as 1967 but continued to allow him access to children. The documents kept by the Archdiocese of Boston also showed the Rev.

Over 7,000 Laid Off by Andersen Firm

April 7, 2002

CHICAGO?Staggered by a rapid loss of business following the Enron scandal, Arthur Andersen LLP announced Monday it is laying off about 7,000 employees, or more than a quarter of its U.S. work force. The layoffs, which Andersen had warned last month were inevitable, come with the firm's damaged reputation, its overseas network disintegrating and dozens of U.

U Gymnasts Get Tough Draw at NCAAs

April 7, 2002

The NCAA's random gymnastics draw for the two sessions at the NCAA Championships were announced Monday, and the Utes will have to perform their best to advance. No. 4 Utah was placed in the afternoon pool with No. 3 Georgia, No. 5 Michigan, No. 6 LSU, No.

Massive Oil Spill Infiltrates Coast

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Baseball Drops Close Contest, Series to BYU

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