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Police say two men wanted in connection with the fatal shooting of a central Utah sheriff's deputy were in a Salt Lake City neighborhood during the manhunt, and a resident says officers apparently didn't recognize them when ordering them to evacuate.

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Shirley Cleverly says Roberto Miramontes Roman and Ruben Chavez-Reyes came to her home on Jan. 5, hours after Millard County Sheriff's Deputy Josie Greathouse Fox was shot to death near Delta.

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As police evacuated her neighborhood, Cleverly says an officer told the two men to get in the Cleverlys' car and leave with them.

The two were arrested the next day near Beaver. Roman is charged with capital murder and Chavez-Reyes is charged with obstruction of justice.

Salt Lake City Police Chief brochure printing Chris Burbank says his department is trying to learn which officers from what agency were at the Cleverly home.


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YOUNGSTERS are making a film about their school which will be sent to China.

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Pupils from Seagrave Village Primary School are starring in a DVD prospectus for parents here and children at two partner schools in the Chinese region of Sichuan.

The 71-pupil primary school is developing links with the 1,500- strong Chengdu Normal School and the 2,000-student Sich uan Normal University Experimental Foreign Languages School, and is working on teacher-exchange schemes.

Head teacher Colin Miller said: "The film will allow the children in China to learn a lot more about the differences in education over there and here.

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The film is being recorded by GCSE media students from Rawlins Community College in Quorn who are part of the school's RawTV station.

College arts co-ordinator Hayley Fern said: "We are delighted our pupils are involved. It means they can do something that will contribute to courses and give them experience of organising a real filming project."


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Sam keen to prove his worth

HOOKER Sam Blythe has vowed to keep fighting for a first-team place at Exeter Chiefs after scoring in their cup defeat on Saturday.

The Sandy Park men were beaten 22-10 by Leinster in the British & Irish Cup to all-but end their hopes s of making the semi-finals.

While Blythe was unhappy to lose, he was pleased to get only his second start of the season and notch his first try.

postcard printing And he said he will continue to give his all in training and hopes to make the most of every chance to play he gets.

"My role's a bit different this year than it has been in previous years," he said.

"Coming off the bench is a new role for me, I've had to try to learn it and sadly I'm getting more used to it now.

"It was good to get a start and get some minutes under my belt, hopefully I'll get some more later on.

"I'll keep training as hard as I can and look to take my chances whenever they come.

"All the big rugby is still to come so hopefully I'll get a shout then."

Blythe's try levelled the scores at 5-5 before Sean Marsden put the Chiefs ahead briefly.

However, Dave Kearney scored his second try of the replica balenciaga handbags match while Matt Cornwell was in the sin bin and Paul O'Donohoe crossed late on to secure the win for Leinster. The Irishmen's starting line-up included four full internationals but Blythe was still disappointed after the defeat. "It was good to start but that's not really on my mind, it was disappointing to lose," Blythe said.

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"We did some good stuff but possibly made too many mistakes, missed too many tackles and there's plenty to work on. "They picked a strong side, which is probably a credit to us. Ours was obviously a strong side as well and we did quite well against them, new combinations worked pretty well. "We did some good stuff but we weren't always able to follow it up with more good stuff. "We're not really a scratch side, we train together every day so we try not to use that as too


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Olympics and sports on the air

OLYMPIC TELEVISION

USA 10 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Men's curling: USA vs. Denmark, 10 a.m. (live)

Men's hockey: USA vs. Norway, 1 p.m. (live)

NBC 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Biathlon: Women's 15km, 2 p.m.

Snowboarding: Women's halfpipe qualifying, 2:30 p.m.

CNBC 3 p.m. - 12:30 a.m.

Women's curling: USA vs. Denmark, 3 p.m. (live)

Men's hockey: Canada vs. Switzerland, 6 p.m.

Women's hockey: Russia vs. China, 8 p.m. (live)

Men's hockey: Russia vs. Slovakia, 10:30 p.m.

MSNBC 3:30 p.m. - 6 p.m.

Women's hockey: USA vs. Finland, 3:30 p.m. (live)

NBC 7 p.m. - 11 p.m.

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Figure skating: Men's free skate; Women's snowboarding; Speedskating: Women's 1000m

NBC 11:30 p.m. - 1 a.m.

Men's and women's first- and second-runs; Medal ceremonies

EARLY FRIDAY

CNBC 12:30 a.m. - 3 a.m.

Men's curling: Canada vs. France; Biathlon: Men's 20km

MSNBC 1 a.m. - 3:30 a.m.

Women's curling: Canada vs. Germany, 1 a.m.

TELEVISION

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COLLEGE BASKETBALL

LaSalle at Dayton, CBS C, 5 p.m.

Auburn at Florida, ESPN, 5 p.m.

Syracuse at Georgetown, ESPN2, 5 p.m.

UCLA at Washington St., FSN, 6:30 p.m.

Pittsburgh at Marquette, ESPN2, 7 p.m.

Wisconsin at Minnesota, ESPN, 7 p.m.

Cal at Oregon St., FSN, 8:30 p.m.

St. Mary's (Calif.) at San Diego, ESPN2, 9 p.m.

Dixie St. at BYU-Hawaii, BYUTV, 10:30 p.m.

GOLF

WGC-Match Play Championship, GOLF, noon

Mayakoba Classic, GOLF, 4:30 p.m.

NBA

Nuggets at Cavaliers, TNT, 6 p.m.

Celtics at Lakers, TNT, 8:30 p.m.

OLYMPICS

Figure skating: Men's free skate/Women's snowboarding/ Speedskating: Women's 1000m, NBC, 7 p.m.

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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

Houston at Southern Miss, CBS C, 7 p.m.

Loyola Marymount at Gonzaga, CBS C, 9 p.m.

RADIO

COLLEGE BASKETBALL

Southern Utah at Western Illinois, FM-91.1, 6 p.m.

Utah Valley at South Dakota, AM-1400, 7 p.m.


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Olympics - DAY 11

MONDAY, FEB. 22

Ski Jumping:

Team (qualifying), 10:30 a.m.

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(France vs. Norway, Canada vs. U.S.,

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Team (first round), Noon

Cross-country Skiing:

Women's team freestyle sprint

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Ski Jumping:

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Cross-country Skiing:

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First Semifinal, 2 p.m.

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Cross-country Skiing:

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Women's Curling: Draw 10 (Russia

vs. China, Japan vs. Switzerland,

Sweden vs. Canada, Britain vs.

Denmark), 4 p.m.

Women's Hockey:

Seventh-place game, 4 p.m.

Figure Skating:

Ice Dance (free dance), 6:45 p.m.

Women's Hockey:

Second Semifinal, 7 p.m.

Freestyle Skiing: Men's aerials

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Women's Hockey:

Fifth-place game, 9 p.m.

Medal standings

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U.S. 7 7 10 24

Germany 6 8 5 18

Norway 5 3 4 12

Canada 4 4 1 9

South Korea 4 4 1 9

Austria 2 3 3 8

France 2 1 4 7

Russia 2 3 3 8

Switzerland 5 0 2 7

Sweden 3 1 2 6

China 3 1 1 5

Netherlands 3 1 1 5

Poland 0 3 1 4

Italy 0 1 3 4

Japan 0 1 3 4


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Oliver twisted Albertus Magnus

Mitch Oliver's three-year plan with the Albertus Magnus men's basketball team has worked to perfection thus far. In that time, Oliver, a former assistant coach at Quinnipiac and Sacred Heart, has taken a team from the bottom of the Great Northeast Athletic Conference to the regular-season title.

"In my first year, I just wanted to compete," Oliver said. "In the second year, we wanted to win some games. This year, we wanted to win the conference title."

Ray Askew scored a game-high 22 points as the Falcons wrapped up their first GNAC regular-season title Saturday with a 77-63 win at Suffolk. "We were happy, but there wasn't a big celebration," Oliver said. "We're where we wanted to be. Now it's time to take care of business."

At 19-6 and 15-3 in the conference, AMC earned the right to host all three rounds of the postseason tournament, which begins Tuesday at 7 p.m. against Rivier College.

"We had four steps this season, and we're 1-for-1," Oliver said. "The regular-season title is just the first step. We eventually want to earn an NCAA (Division III) berth."

Oliver's team is heavy on freshmen and sophomores and ran off 10 straight conference wins to take control of the GNAC. In the process, he certainly has advanced his resume, if he should eye a climb in the coaching ranks.

brochure printing "I'm not going anywhere," Oliver said. "Albertus is a great place to go to school and a great place to coach. I could stay for the next 25 years."

PLAYER OF THE YEAR REDUX

Last year, the Register staff deliberated long and hard about who should be Chanel Replica Handbags the state high school boys' basketball player of the year.

There was even an online poll about whether it should have been Torrington's Jordan Williams or Trinity Catholic's Tevin Baskin.

Both the poll and the eventual award went to Williams, and if the early returns are any indication, they got it right. While Baskin has yet to make his collegiate debut, Williams has been fantastic at Maryland.

Williams, the 6-foot-10, 260-pound forward, has started 23 games for the Terps (18-7, 8-3 Atlantic Coast Conference) and was averaging 8.8 points and 8.1 rebounds prior to Saturday's game. He has five double-doubles, including two this week.

Williams had six points and seven rebounds in a 77-56 loss at Duke and said that "dismal performance" served as an inspiration.

"Not just individually but for ourselves, we wanted to come and play strong," Williams said. "Losing like we lost to Duke, we haven't had an experience like that all year. I think it was tough for us to experience that and I think my competitiveness came out. I was pretty upset with my play at Duke. I took that personally, so (against Virginia) I wanted to come out and play stronger and show my teammates I can come back from a bad game and play good."

Williams averaged 35.7 points as a senior and ended his career as the all-time leader in Torrington High and Naugatuck Valley League history. He scored 2,228 points in his career and topped 1,000 points in his senior season alone. He also finished seventh in scoring in state history.

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Fears push police crusade

Public fear of burglary and concern at the high number of violent offenders on Waikato streets drove the police to name 11 wanted criminals.

Waikato police last week took the unusual step of releasing the names to the Waikato Times. The men are wanted in connection with Operation Persil, a police operation targeting burglary, violence and dishonesty crimes.

So far, three of the 11 offenders have been caught, five are being "eyed" by police and three others are proving elusive.

Waikato police Area Commander Inspector Allan Boreham said the latest clamp-down came after an alarming upward trend in burglaries. "We ran this operation catalog printing two years ago and we ran it in a relentless way for a number of months and the burglaries dropped off . . . because it appeared that the core people were locked away."

However, those that had been jailed were inevitably released, sparking a spike.

"You can't lock these people up forever . . . when they come back out, and if the commodities are easy to steal or sell or dispose of or trade, then, until that changes, these people will do it as soon as they come out. Most of them are career-type criminals."

Mr Boreham said he would keep Persil running until he was "satisfied that we've got the lid on burglaries".

Police had launched Operation Persil after surveys of the public kept showing that burglaries scared people.

"We're not currently the most burgled city in New Zealand if you go by population, but we Replica prada wholesale are a challenged city," Mr Boreham said.

"Burglary is a problem for us and in every survey citizens always tell us that fear of their homes being burgled is a major concern . . . It is a crime that is a challenge for New Zealand as a whole."

Mr Boreham said other projects in the pipeline included targeting stolen property and increasing neighbourhood policing teams, which had worked in suburbs like Melville.

When questioned about wanted offender Danny Mooney's comments in Thursday's Waikato Times - Mooney labelled the wanted campaign "a joke" - Mr Boreham was unimpressed.

"These guys know how to play the system - but we have to be relentless with them, we have to be uncompromising . . . they're in a peer group that encourages it."

Mr Boreham said Hamilton burglary data showed that crime was heavily commodity driven. Their next goal was to shut that down.

"We believe links of london there's not enough deterrence around the property as an easy commodity," he said. "Literally they can use it as a currency; plasma TVs, electronic cameras, laptops, playstations are literally used as a currency.

"People will trade directly on those things and can then get them on the white market . . . so we're going to look at a community partnership to try and shut that down and that's what we're in talks about at the moment."

Mr Boreham said he was proud of the work his Persil team had done so far. "They're doing a good job, its a lot of work, takes a lot of staff but we are being relentless."

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