Show A14— The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday Apr! i 2004 11 V' mi msisss Utah outla’ok ' ‘j "i v v- ’ f : -' w ' ' Forecast for Sunday S' ' t WHO : i it HI Oadan 1 ibfcui v ' ir ' ’ :?7V ' Vi v Kill ' t A:'-- Easter Sunday1 ' r- fa with highs In the lower 50s Mostly dear tonight with Mows in KirJ4wl r— i mmmru f the lowtor ‘nV-- A- ‘iiiirrl' can ' Mostly dear tonight with lows By The Associated s' 'if: Mia O 2004 AcouWmSW c Ino & City HI Lo Logan S3 36 37 30 KVNU Southfield 53 55 56 Prc C2L HI Lo Pro 31 3 Mendon 57 54 25 34 12 Logan Pert " Press of snow fel Saturday in the Colorado Ftoddes and thunderstorms spread across central Texas and parts of the central Plains Snow fel along the Rockies from southern Wyoming through Colorado Into extreme northern New Mexico with more than a foot of snow accumulating at elevations above 15 Up above Sunrise: 6:53 m Sunset: 6:02 pm A! 1:46 pm the moon reaches last quarter The '' cdy' '31 mo:--- 37 dr’ 31 cdy BrighamCky Bryce Ctanyon CedarCRy Hober CRy 46 54 73 65 Mpis-StPa43 New York City 61 Oklahoma 49 Omaha 48 62 45 dr i Layton- 31 45 48 35 38 31 cdy c r Eza v ':m '?? 45 '"A:'" Pro Iboeie Wondover cdy m cdy cdy m ZkxiNP' Boise Pocatelo Evanston rmrzjzri : : t t 030 t 37 38 30 25 031 11 Lir i" 1 i 37 Q30 40 I 48 030 36 030 43 030' 53 68 53 57 74 64 53 37 SaRLaksdty 030 31 40 The' AccuWeatherMm forecast for noon Sunday April i 48!£k: 28 000: 39 031 v r55 - SL George ‘dr 32 39 52 49 V cdy: ‘ dr dr - 43 OjOO 27 033 "'5355 Provo yy dr 59 - m: Ogden 61 dr 63 48 Lo 35 cdy 19 71 63 41'iiVvdr : 'cdy 31 !m dr 48 RegtohsTtampenfeme cm-- ' 62 29 61 Isolated afternoon showers arid a taw thunderstorms developed across sections of eastern Arizona and western New Mexico In this north snow showers were scattered over eastern : Montana and western North Dakota northern sections of : Wisconsin and Michigan and a taw areas of northern New England Saturdas temperatures around the Lower 48 states ranged from a morning low ofl 2 at Gillette Wyo to a midday reading of 88 at Vandenberg Fla The lowest wind chM was 5 above zero at Leadville Colo s currently the general location of Saturn are high in the west-soutwestern sky at 930 pjn local time Saturn is In tact not far from Castor's foot h- i noufiion 55 66 34 49 38 83 83 ‘ :dr 79 PortancLOre Rsno 69 San Diego 69 -8an Frandaoo 7D ' SeaUe 74: WashingloaDC64 A snow slide briefly dosed the highway tfvough Loveland Pass Cotorsdo Transportation Department spokesman Paul'' Peterson sakL Sports events were postponed across much of the state Strong thunderstorms formed during the afternoon along a Hne across central Texas Almanac Humidity: 38 percent UV Index: 5 (moderate) Conditions: Mostly cloudy Visibility: 10 miles Moon: Last quarter today Pollen: 79 (medium) cdy 'V" m 41 J 7000 feet 1 35 GemM-lVvin- PrcOtk ul Ip to 22 inches Local tomporaturos 58 Honolulu v V : ' Kansas Oty Las Vegas Los Angeles From the hows wire Lo -- - ' "Phoenix' 36 63:36 Denver Des Moines i Forgo through Friday Highs In the 60s and lows around ' A’y- - '44 MtaSf Worth Tuesday moving to partly cloudy 30 degrees InlhekMOs I:'' Casper'- '- ‘Mostly sunny oh and warmer today to start yofr week Highs' in the mld-60i ' ' 30s jl MONDAY ' '39 V 20 CharlollsALd 75: 50 EXTENDED ' Mostly sunny this Mostly sunny ' - TODAY ' 2 TMUhaCMyiimW' v Anchorage BaHmore ''''Boston-- Inra1 K tompoittorotr ''’ v J Ibniperaturee Indkafe Salurdss high and ovemighf low to 8 pm Eastern Time y' yY kf y f: s National Cacho Valloy outlook ACCfllW9athefcom lwcmlwclwllnw'condMonshlgMiwlMiioeluira i'-- to ' i t t Mtvonomy9rodistmallcom O 1 0 EZ3 E3 EH) ES3 O Os ES3 CacheValle forecast 'provided b? National WeathetLService'CTUD'Abovelfeature'Drovlded bAstroTData : v Continued from A1 j i ! couple had 23 grandchildren and 41 great grandchildren Sheri L Dew who wrote a biography of Gordon Hinckley said she realized shortly after meeting the family ttiatMatv jorie’s electric personality was an essential component of the church president’s life and would be the same in her book “Marjorie Hinckley was faith hope ami charity personified” she said “There were no pretenses with her I always left her presence feeling better about myself” Dew said Hinckley was even about her old age and failing health She remembered Hinckley once say how good it' would feel to be 70 years old again ' The funeral was attended by the church’s Quorum of the twelve Apostles and First Presidency The Mormon Tabernacle : Choir performed three: songs during the (noceedings which were televised live and beamed by satellite to viewers all over the world The Mormon Tabernacle Owir sings during die funerni sbtvice for Msijwle Pay Hinckley Hinckley was buried in Salt tatter-da-y Saints President Gordon B Hbiddey on Saturday in Sett Lake City : Lake Cemetery'-- ' think it’s fair to make die taxpayers of Millville pay for those who use J rr gopd-humor- iy J j ed ap pheib wife of Pwl :g$ thdlftlra The Church of Jesus Christ of WMW ' St George breaking image as spring - ST GEORGE Utah (AP) : Officials areusinjg fines for underage drinking and raucous behavior to erase this city’s reputation as a spring break party place Since being ranked by t' MTV a$ America’s break to spend spring place in the early 1990s St Georgb has droppedto eighth : : third-bes- " midnight ciufew Loitering v in die streets and smoking under die age of 19 both bring fines Harding said the hew laws may have reduced spring break crowds by 10300 people He said the city used to attract 15300 and 20300 people but how gets between 53Q0 and 10000 this year said Craig Harding police department ? Vspokesman ' That’s not by accident Sgt Hal Carison said fewer party people are com-in- g because officers have cracked down People under the age of 21 cannot rent hotel rooms without an adult have a ' 4 Eighteen-year-olc- ls SHAKE YOUR ' y i ‘l-- so we eaw R there Perhaps you spokh the kindest words 'As any friend could shy ' - &p Pertiaps ybu wera not there at al 'Just thought of in that day ' y Whatever you dkl whatever your part We thank you so much r' From ttie bottom of our heart V : A ' ’! V'ji V‘ - t 5s: ‘ ' j yj: ' " V- - v jy Y1 Atoert & Chodt Special Setyi s' otflCUfBfy Henpa & FamRy - $amr95 ' -- V" ': If Egiteaf i r " Oratoquietytoadiak Pefbapa you aent a floral ispray prd ir V i:- ‘vr- Pefbapa you sent a lovely oud ’ - t SatunlaApril 17thW 10:15 un instead bfdninken high- sdiodstudents “They can’t v have the fun they Want to have here anymore” he said' The city has about 80 offi- the streets cers to members of a drug including enforcement unit gang unit motorcycle and bicycle units : Utah Highway Patrol troop-er- s and dozens of vdunteers : ’ Donna Heaps brak mecca He said die added precau- tions evolved aftef a particu- larly ugly weekend in 1994 when annmberof boys estaMished a gantlet and forced girls thrbui it ing diem as they passed V : Cadam said xmaiier crowds are fine by rqost mettdiers of the community who want families visiting CURVE THINC j ' die library t “I don’t feel comfortable taxing ' aU the residents for the few who do use it” Curtraanid said those Who use the service should have to pay for it ' ' The library themselveshave said: dial people in die outlying areas in j die unincorporated areas are very diat $30 because of willing to the value they feel they get” Curtis said “I diink Millville reudents would fall into diat same category” Mortensen said she hopes the city j will decide to continue prying for die service' “I hope we can meet our obligations” Mortensen said “Wb have a lot of peopki in town who really value the service It really saves our town a lot of money It would be very expensive for us if we tried io pnivide diis service ourselves K’a to hodi communities benefit I think” v The city council will dismiss die library contract at its tegular meeting (mThursday 1 - b tt I freetowinG sV CAR SMART! v 5i2V:400 NliganUT84321 ' V !V'"!W- - Honrs: '435-787-9458'-- Mon-F- ri ?A 8am-6p- m Sat ' 9am-12p- m Vs v r |