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The International Committee of the Red Cross was grieved to learn of the sudden death in a car accident on 17 January 1980 of Miss Christine Rieben, a delegate in Uganda.

The ICRC has learned with great regret of the death of Dr. Jean-Maurice Rubli, one of its former delegates, who devoted himself constantly and courageously to the cause of humanity.

On 19 May 1992, early in the morning, a delegate of the International Committee of the Red Cross, Mr. Frèdèric Maurice, 39, died at the civilian hospital in Sarajevo of injuries received the previous day.

[p. 1] ; column 3 ; 4 col. in. ; Several delegates from Utah are on their way to Washington to present to the government a constitution for the state of Utah. Professor Edward Benner, the superintendent of the Salt Lake Academy, has given a speech in which he declared that no outside forces have reduced or will reduce Mormonism.

Negotiations among leaders were compared with negotiations among delegates in order to investigate the effect of role in the reference group on intergroup bargaining behavior. The negotiations of 10 groups of leaders & 10 groups of delegates matched on initial positions were examined. Because of their greater flexibility & authority, leaders were expected to spend less time negotiating & have fewer deadlocks than delegates. Neither of these hyp's was supported. Leaders & delegates, however, were found to resolve their conflicts in diff ways. While delegates more often reached agreement through compromise, leaders were more likely to choose one party's position. Thus, delegates tended to converge upon the average of their initial positions while leaders showed a signif change in the risky direction. Leaders' & delegates' reactions to their negotiations were also analyzed. In general, the results suggested that leaders can be influenced more by other leaders than delegates can by other delegates. HA.

[p. 1] ; columns 2–3 ; 5 ¾ col. in. ; George Q. Cannon, Utah's delegate to Congress, speaks about the George Reynolds case. Reynolds had volunteered to be tried for polygamy because Mormon leaders believed that the Supreme Court would rule anti-polygamy laws unconstitutional. Cannon is astonished that Reynolds was convicted, and he regrets encouraging Reynolds to take part in the test case.

Utah existed as a territory for some forty-five years, 1851-1896. During these years Utah continued to occupy an interesting and controversial position on the national scene. The fact that Utah was predominantly Mormon, and that the Mormons were unusual in their beliefs and practices, made the territory and its people a target for the law-making body of the nation as well as the general citizenry. Utah was made an integral part of the congressional discussions and debates in almost every session of Congress during the period of 1851-1896, and there were repeated attempts to punish the Mormons for their "anachronistic" practices. The major link and contact between Utah and the national government was the territorial delegate. It was his responsibility to represent fairly the interests of Utah in Congress and attempt to present the issues in a manner that would facilitate favorable action and legislation in behalf of Utah. This delegate was a voteless agent and was virtually without power or authority at the seat of government. Nevertheless, his constituents respected and depended upon him.