John Price

Utahns mark annual U.S. Holocaust Remembrance Day

Gabi Cheng, a slightly built eighth-grader with close-cropped dark hair and strong Asian features, stood before a few hundred people and read his sonnet honoring Holocaust rescuer Andree Geulen.

Former ambassador, historian address Days of Remembrance commemoration

Former Ambassador John Price and Holocaust historian Mark Roseman offered remarks during the University of Utah's Days of Remembrance commemoration. The subject of Roseman's remarks was the infamous 1942 Wannsee Conference.

Convicted NY killer charged in cold case slaying

Nearly 14 years ago, Joyce Williams was found naked and strangled on the rooftop landing at a Manhattan housing project. She was 15 weeks pregnant at the time and mother to nine children. No one was ever charged in her death — until now.

Convicted NY killer charged in cold case slaying

Nearly 14 years ago, Joyce Williams was found naked and strangled on the rooftop landing at a Manhattan housing project. She was 15 weeks pregnant at the time and mother to nine children. No one was ever charged in her death — until now.

Utah Jews to mark Hanukkah with ceremony at Governor's Mansion

For millions of Jews all around the world, the message of Hanukkah is a message of light, both literally and figuratively.

Signings, readings and other literary events in Utah

Book review: 'When the White House Calls' tells Utahn John Price's journey to becoming a U.S. ambassador

John Price, a German immigrant, was a successful Utah businessman with a comfortable life. In March 2001 he received a call from the White House asking him to leave his Utah home to become a U.S. ambassador to Mauritius, Seychelles and Comoros.

Racing fans, history buffs pay homage to 'Mormon Meteor'

SALT LAKE CITY — Rising temperatures weren't enough to keep racing fans and history buffs from gathering outside the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center on Wednesday afternoon to help celebrate the life of David Abbot "Ab" Jenkins, world-renowned race car driver and former Salt Lake City mayor.

Mormon Meteor film a story one of endurance, rebirth

More than 70 years after Ab Jenkins set a 24-hour speed record on the shimmering white Bonneville Salt Flats, the endurance of his Mormon Meteor III has been captured on film in "Boys of Bonneville — Racing on a Ribbon of Salt."

Photos: Candles aglow for Hanukkah

Former U.S. Ambassador John Price, left, and Rabbi Benny Zippel of Chabad Lubavitch of Utah light a menorah Thursday at the Governor's Mansion to celebrate Hanukkah. The eight-day Jewish Festival of Lights, commemorating the rededication of the Jewish temple in Jerusalem in 165 B.C., started at sundown Wednesday.

Obituary: PRICE, CHARLENE