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          <lb />March 08 - 15, 2003<lb /><lb />= Farrakhan Speaks - Saviour's Da<lb />Sunday - February 23rd Hilton Hotel<lb /><lb />Two Charged in<lb />Elizabeth Smart<lb />Abduction<lb />By REBECCA BOONE,<lb />Associated Press Writer<lb />SALT LAKE CITY - Self-<lb />proclaimed prophet Brian<lb />Mitchell and his wife were<lb />charged with aggravated kid-<lb />napping, and sexual assault<lb />Tuesday in the abduction of<lb />Elizabeth Smart, the teenager<lb />taken from her home last sum-<lb /><lb />mer.<lb />Mitchell, a drifter whose writ-<lb />ings promoting polygamy had<lb />raised questions about whether<lb />Elizabeth was sexually abused<lb />during her nine-month ordeal,<lb />has told his attorney that he<lb />considers Elizabeth his wife and<lb />wants her to be rena-med<lb />"Remnant Who Will Return."<lb />Attorney Larry Long said<lb />Mitchell  " whom he referred<lb />to as "the perpetrator"  " con-<lb />siders the girl's nine-month dis-<lb />appearance a "call from God,"<lb />not a kidnapping.<lb /><lb />District Attorney David<lb />Yocom's office asked reporters<lb />to refrain from asking questions<lb />about the sexual assault counts<lb />"for reasons that should be ob- -<lb />vious." ;<lb /><lb />Mitchell and his wife, Wanda<lb />Barzee, also were charged with<lb />burglary. They each face a sin-<lb />gle count on-each charge, for a<lb />total of six counts. They were<lb />scheduled to be arraigned<lb />Wednesday morning and a trial<lb />is expected this summer.<lb />Mitchell, 49, and Barzee, 57,<lb />and Elizabeth were found<lb />Wednesday in Sandy, a Salt<lb />Lake City suburb.<lb /><lb />Elizabeth was abducted from<lb />her bedroom at knifepoint on<lb />June 5.<lb /><lb />The charging documents allege<lb /><lb />Thief forgets phone at<lb />crime scene<lb /><lb />By Wayne Loewe, Court TV<lb />CANONSBURG, Pa. (Court<lb />TV)  " A 22-year-old man was<lb />arrested after he left his cell<lb />phone behind at the scene of a<lb /><lb />soe robbery.<lb />ce Triplett was charg<lb />with robbing a Sunoco station<lb /><lb />on March 4. He was jailed on<lb />robbery, theft, conspiracy and<lb /><lb />other ¢ .<lb />Police said Triplett was with<lb />another man + whose name was<lb /><lb /> not released - when the other<lb />man pointed a gun at the clerk,<lb /><lb />|<lb /><lb /> In The News<lb /><lb />Mitchell entered the Smart<lb />home after using a knife to cut<lb />a window screen.<lb /><lb />The teen, dressed in pajamas,<lb />was forced at knifepoint to walk<lb />four miles up a mountain trail<lb />behind the home to a concealed<lb />campsite.<lb /><lb />Mitchell threatened to harm or<lb />kill the Smart family if she re-<lb />sisted, prosecutors said.<lb />"She was under the threat of<lb />death," Yocom said. Prosecutors<lb />say that when they reached the<lb />campsite, Barzee tried to re-<lb />move Elizabeth's pajamas.<lb />When the girl resisted, Barzee<lb />threatened to have Mitchell<lb />forcibly do it. Elizabeth com-<lb />plied and Mitchell attempted to<lb />sexually  assault her, with<lb />Barzee's help, the documents<lb /><lb />say.<lb />The couple held Elizabeth<lb />against her will at the campsite<lb />until Oct. 8 with little or no<lb />shelter, plumbing, water or<lb />food, prosecutors said.<lb /><lb />In October, Mitchell and Barzee<lb />took Smart to California where<lb />they stayed until March 5, the<lb />state alleges.<lb /><lb />Assistant U.S. Attorney David<lb />Schwendiman said federal<lb />charges would come  oonly if<lb />and when it is n bd<lb />Prosecutors said Mitchell and<lb /><lb />Barzee also attempted to kidnap  "<lb /><lb />Elizabeth's cousin on July 24. A<lb />window was cut with a sharp<lb />instrument and the child inside<lb />told police that she saw some-<lb />thing come through the win-<lb />dow. The attempt was foiled<lb />when the family stirred and<lb />called police.<lb /><lb />The maximum sentence for<lb />conviction on both the kidnap-<lb />ping and sexual assault charges<lb />is life in prison.<lb /><lb />Mitchell, an excommunicated<lb />Mormon, wrote a rambling<lb /><lb />who handed over money from<lb />the cash register and his wallet.<lb />Police said they found a cell<lb />phone at the scene and traced it<lb />to Triplett<lb /><lb />Man walks into bar, kills<lb /><lb />computer<lb />Lafayette, Colo, have ar-<lb />a man who shot his lap-<lb />top inside the bar he owned  "<lb />scaring customers  " then hung<lb />it on the wall like a trophy.<lb />Mistaken 911 call leads<lb /><lb />lice to pot plants<lb />ay I pot pla<lb /><lb />. Ag Loewe, Court TV<lb />SPRINGS, Calif. (Court<lb /><lb />| . eB<lb />2003 -<lb />reenville . _e<lb /><lb />9<lb /><lb />manifesto last year espousing<lb />the virtues of polygamy. The<lb />Mormon.church has long dis-<lb />tanced itself from polygamy and<lb />excommunicates those who<lb />practice it. | |<lb />Before Tuesday's charges, no<lb />details had been released about<lb />any abuse Elizabeth might have<lb />suffered while captive. She had<lb />been interviewed several times<lb />by police but her parents had<lb />not asked her for details, family<lb />spokesman Chris Thomas sal.<lb />Thomas has denied speculatio<lb />the girl could be pregkant- "<lb />"Unequivocally, she is Aot prgf <lb />nant and was never  wal '<lb />"She has been thorQugh 4<lb />amined and tested, � Thome<lb />said Saturday,<lb />Family members have said fre-<lb />tedly that Elizabeth waé<lb />ainwashed during the nine<lb />months, and that her loss of<lb />free will prevented her from es-<lb />caping despite several opporty \<lb />nities to do so.<lb />The family had called Sdn<lb />cutors to make sure th<lb />traumatize the girl during q<lb />tioning and involve Eliza<lb />only as much as they need to - " oA\<lb />for a successful prosecution, ©<lb />Thomas said.<lb />"They have expressed their con-<lb />cerns for Elizabeth's well-being,<lb />and will hold the D.A.'s office<lb />accountable for any actions that<lb />might victimize her a second<lb />time," Thomas said.<lb />Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky<lb />Anderson said Monday he<lb />would name an independent<lb />commission to examine police<lb />handling.<lb />Investigators were criticized for<lb />concentrating on potential sus-<lb />pect Richard Ricci even after<lb />lizabeth's younger sister told<lb />authorities in October that<lb />Mitchell could be the man that<lb />took her sister.<lb /><lb />TV)  " Police found 76 mari-<lb />Juana plants inside a house af-<lb />ter a woman who was visitin<lb />mistakenly called 911 instead of<lb />411. When she hung up, a po-<lb /><lb />*<lb /><lb />Fathers and daughters are part of our electric co-op<lb /><lb />lice dispatcher called the num- . i, .<lb /><lb />per right back, and someone Whether the day is beginning or drawing to a close, our story is the same.<lb />ung up again, according to We're there with the sewer you aeed. The end.<lb /><lb />Palm Springs police department hale<lb /><lb />kesman Sgt. Dennis<lb /><lb />yee Li Deossasty hea to North Carolinas<lb /><lb />: e mari- electric cooperatives<lb /><lb />juana, valued at $76,000, grow-  "<lb /><lb />ing ina rook en 7 gf<lb /><lb />sophisticated lighting. Officers a<lb /><lb />also found three handguns and ~<lb /></p>
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          <lb />March 08 - 15, 2003<lb /><lb />R<lb /><lb />| School dedicates portrait of namesake<lb />by T. Scott Batchelor * - |<lb />The Daily Reflector<lb /><lb />In the past 36 years, thousands of students have passed<lb /><lb />hung inside to commemorate her contribution.<lb /><lb />Bom in Raleigh and rear<lb />|| She retired in 1963:and headed back to High Point.<lb /><lb />Saulter's friends and former students to flesh out<lb /><lb />Memorial Hospital.<lb /><lb />Gorham, which Maye gave T to Pitt County<lb />and enlisted his aid in making the portrait a reality. - "<lb /><lb />Saulter's legacy here very proud."<lb /><lb />_4f students misbehaved. "She inspired; she encouraged,"<lb /> oby leaders such as Saulter.<lb /><lb />Ann Davis, whose church, Jarvis Memorial United<lb /><lb />excellent role model."<lb /><lb />Saulter," Dixon said to the children assembled for the unveil<lb /><lb />known her. Schools superintendent Michael Priddy encouraged the<lb /><lb />: | through the doors of Sadie Saulter Elementary<lb /> School, named after the late educator whose memory resonates there. Though big, block letters spelled<lb />_ Out her name on the Fleming Street institution's brick facade, no portrait, no photograph, no painting<lb /><lb /> oIt's like a dream that has come true," Principal Isabelle Wicker said duri<lb />Longtime educator, cornmunity activist and church leader Beatrice Maye<lb />and found out Saulter's image was missing from the walls.<lb /> oWhen we found out there was no picture here, my mind wondered, what can I do to see there's a<lb />picture of Sadie Saulter in the school?" It took her a year to locate a photograph, one dug up by Lucille<lb />school board member Michael Dixon<lb />You all should be proud of the legacy of Mrs.<lb />ing. "We know you'll go on to make Mrs.<lb /><lb />That changed Monday morning with the unveiling of a likeness of Saulter painted by Farmville artist<lb /><lb />B| Re omas."Cool!" exclaimed one student sitting cross-legged on. the cafeteria floor when the<lb />}| black drape was lifted from the portrait. Others exhaled an excited "oooh!"<lb /><lb />a matronly woman yvearing a pink dress and grasping a chronicle of Pitt<lb /><lb />| in High Point, Saulter came to what was th<lb /><lb />Street School in 1924 as a teacher. She was promoted to principal in 1942,.a position she held until<lb /><lb />~ Working from a faded, black-and-white photograph dug up by one of Saulter's friends from a cache of<lb />snapshots squirreled away in the attic, Thomas conjured the colorful portrait in acrylic. She met with | .<lb />i the woman, to help them understand who she was<lb />| and what she meant to the students and the community as a teacher, principal and friend."My job was<lb />to get them all to fit together in one picture," she said of the recollections. A professional artist for 30<lb />years, Thomas said her challenge with Saulter's portrait was "to<lb />would love." She chose bright colors to appeal to the pre-kindergart<lb />attending the school; shades of blue and yellow - the school colors -<lb />Saulter's visage took about a month to complete, the $700 bill picked u<lb />donation from the University Health Systems of Eastem North Carolin<lb />I .<lb /><lb />try to make it something children<lb />en through fifth-grade students<lb />appear in the background,<lb />p by the.school PTA and a<lb />a, which owns Pitt County<lb /><lb />That legacy was commemorated on Sept. 17,1967, when the Fleming Street School was renamed in<lb />her honor. Close friends of Saulter fondly remembered the traits that made the woman a community<lb />- pillar and exceptional educator. "Mrs. Saulter probably didn't realize the impact her life had on people," |<lb />|| Betty Boyd said.  oIt was through her love and generosity that children in attending Fleming Street<lb />| |..School have benefitted." The firm but compassionate teacher and principal "understood her students T<lb />| problems and their needs; She helped because she wanted to help."<lb />Ella Harris, vice principal at J.H. Rose High School, came under Saulter Ts tutelage in the 1950's, She | ©<lb />recalled Saulter Ts pocketed sweaters, lace-up shoes and switches, which the woman didn't mind using<lb />Harris said. "We are so much better for having<lb />students to follow the example set<lb /><lb />"The reason you remember their names is because those people worked hard," Priddy said. The goal }<lb />in life "is to have other people lift your name up because you can be counted on to help other people."<lb /><lb />Methodist, "adopted" the school, providing<lb />after-school programs and other assistance to students, attended the ceremony.<lb />"It's beautiful," she said of Saulter's Portrait. "She's a good example for (the children). She's an<lb /><lb />T. Scott Batchelor can be contacted at sbhatchelor@coxnews.com<lb /><lb />ng the unveiling ceremony.<lb /><lb />when Saulter was revealed,<lb />County history. .<lb /><lb />en the segregated Flemin<lb /><lb />said she visited the school<lb /><lb />\-<lb /><lb />IaCelaNniiiceriaay VE<lb />After 1 Year We Finally Get A Dlack- Topped Lot a  "<lb /><lb />S THE SUZUKI PRESIDENTS AWARD! ~ el i<lb />SUZUKI TOP50 NATIONWIDE DEALERS)<lb /><lb />. 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