Page I - THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Wednesday. April ZS, 1984 Motorcycle Races Get Provisional OK Weather Report Weather Map Central Utah Summary Temp Yesterday Qty Precla. 90 00 HI-- Alpne Farfield AO 7031 AO S-3- Heber Orem PI. Grove Provo Sp. Fbrit TlmpCave AO 6H3 TR. 2 ' AO NEW YORK 7M2 AO ST LOUIS EHVER1 SAt4 FRANCISCO 6S-3- IOS Provo Yesterday Humidity Range: 7246 Peak Wind: M mph Snowfall: AO V'ATLANTA LOWEST TEMPERATURES ,3O30 40 f- - frT-TV-- 40 " r Vf-i March April May S 130 420 600 SB 1A5 1.53 341 1SS 2.44 32.31 2 Apr. 4 5 6 Apr. 12 Apr. 13 Apr. 14 6742 5841 5642 4644 8 9 Apr. 10 Apr. 5140 624 8 624 5 7 Apr. Monti 4W0 5141 6W7 6648 3 Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Hi-- 11 HI-- 6027 6740 7546 8241 8046 Apr. 15 Apr. 16 Apr. 17 Apr. 18 Apr. 19 Apr. 20 5 5843 Apr. 21 Apr. 22 62-3-2 Apr. 23 7 Apr. 24 3 By United press International Central Utah: Windy and much colder tonight and Thursday with periods of snow showers. Probability of measurable snow 70 t tonight and 60 percent Thursday. Lows tonight 25 to 30. Highs Thursday in the lower 40's. Pep 49 44 .48 Albuquerque Anchorage Atlanta BakersBeld Baltimore Hllings Bismarck Boston Brownsville Buffalo Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Denver Des Moines Detroit 81 48 49 36 49 .... .... .... .... WINDY 47 A2 32 57 31 .... .... 47 44 A4 85 71 .... 49 46 41 54 36 51 39 55 37 47 .... .... 47 43 .13 91 64 52 37 8B 40 51 71 40 Eur a Fairbanks Fresno Helena 53 42 Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Kansas Qty Las Vegas Los Angeles " Memphis Miami Beach Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans . 70 77 56 52 46 Duluth Weather Information courtesy of David James, Provo weather observer. Readings arc for the period ending at ( p.m. yesterday. Regional Forecasts U HI Albany 18.51 Almanac Provo Temperatures 4441 AMI fio SMOKERS 42 26 a 49 51 34 .... .... .... Al .... .... .... .... .... 83 69 .86 86 64 59 40 50 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 38 70 87 53 72 77 58 58 60 70 46 68 36 83 83 51 New York 64 Oakland Oklahoma City Omaha Palm Springs PasoRobles Philadelphia 69 Phoenix 94 .... .... 58 .... 50 .... 61 .... 44 .... -46 06 69 .... Pittsburgh Portland. Me. Portland, Ore. Rapid Qty Red Bluff Reno Richmond 45 41 46 53 61 64 42 68 32 62 41 88 66 92 80 50 . Sdrramento St Louis San Francisco 76 77 63 50 50 61 Seattle By United Press International City&Fcst 1 1 FOTOCAST UPI WEATHER National Temperatures Water Year Apr. Apr. Apr. Iraki 188 July August September Montk Mar. SO Mar. 31 ' . 0 404 097 2J1 438 237 June ". f 1 231 222 MIAMI LCOeND 'tt-'- 2 3 w 0 OU i '82-'- FAruary 00 JO NGfLS Provo Precipitatlsa (In chef) Month October November December January n COOL) 6W1 AO TR f mow was passible hi ft Back Hills Up 2 feet of too was forecast ia south central Mbatana and aortheast Wyoming Heavy snow was falling by morning ia Lawrence Cbunty, S D Custer Cbunty authorises advised truckers to stay off Highway K betweea Ouster and Newcastle until crews could clear slush from the road. Schools at Ellsworth Air Force Base were closed ia anticipation of heavy snow. Winter storm watches were posted over the Nebraska panhandle and the remainder of Sout Dakota and travelers' and-o- r stockmen s advisories were issued for southeast Idaho, aorthera Utah, central and southwst Wyoming, northwest and northeast Colorado and western South Dakota. High wind warnings were posted across New Mexico, aortheast Ariaona. southeast Cat forma and extreme southern Nevada. A travelers advisory for strong winds was in effect for southwest Texas. Winds peaked at C7 mph at Us Vegas. Nev.. and at 54 mph at Guadalupe Pass. Texas. Winds Tuesday night hit 100 mph in Utah, blown g over a truck on Interstate 89 and critically injuring the driver. The winds sent waves crashing over a causeway on the Great Salt Lake, undercutting it and stranding two Union Pacific trains. Chief dispatcher Jim Cox said workers planned to plug gaps up to 100 feet long with dirt and get the tracks back in service today. Wafer leaped through dkes built to prevent die rising Great Salt Lake from flooding Interstate 80 along its south shore, but the road remained open. Runoff from melting mountain snow of record levels is swelling the lake at a rate of about two to three inches a week. Its level of 42 07.75 feet above sea level is the highest since 1879. Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Kevin Mansor said high winds forced police to close Interstate 80 temporarily to large frueks along a stretch from Lake Port to the Nevada line Tuesday night. 15 Interstate near Brigham City, 60 miles north of Silt Lake City, also was closed briefly, a Box Elder Cbunty sheriff's dispatcher said. to Spokane Washington 49 52 47 38 22 46 National Summary By United Press International A major spring storm pounded the Rockies and Plains today with snow and high winds ti at forced South Dakota schools to close and halted rail and truck traffic in Utah. Forecasters warned more than 2 feet of snow was possible. Runoff from record snows swelled Utah's Great Salt Lake to its highest levels in a century and heavy rain across parts of the Dakotas increased the threat of flooding. Rain and fog shrouded New England. Winter storm warnings were posted over southern Montana, eastern Wyoming, the Hark Hills of South Dakota and the Colorado mountains. Forecasters described the storm as major and said more than 2 feet 798-93- Commissioners reviewed the county ordinance covering large gatherings and found it applies to gatherings of more than 250 people that extend over a 12 hour period. For such gatherings, a $1,000 bond is required, and a license fee is charged. Gerber said the race will run for two days, but will not last 12 hours either day. The ordinance exempts church groups, government agencies, etc. Sheriff Mack Holley confirmed that the ordinance was adopted several years ago in order to control rock concerts. Lm 50 745 S. wai mm ma 49 41 35 41 ACADEMY SQUARE CINEMA A3 1A4 .02 .19 mid0's. Cedar City: Breezy and colder tonight with widely scattered showers. Low in the mid 20s. Variable cloudiness Thursday, high in mid-- Vs. $499.99 Warronty. Fully galvaniitd sImI from. WITH SAFETY PADS 399 99 HffiswP A a 0.1 mtw -r.m. m 3 Utah: Windy and colder tonight and Thursday. 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DRIVE-I- sum, arum out u.m MTMH IYIIT MT lKM S2.M SOI TM HIST MOW OUT HERE'S WHY CHOSE WASATCH BANK. . 5Qy jj 730 Dim Theatres I iow "I ciliip.rsr.ro..V,MM mow 7ts FOR GUIDE FAMILIES "General Audiences." PG: "Parental Guidance TO BE OR China v..w - . Suggested." Rating cautions parents they might consider some material unsuitable for children. It urges parents to inquire about the film before deciding on attendance. R: "Restricted." Film conmaterial and tains adult-typ- e those under 18 years of age are not admitted except in the company of a parent or an adult guardian. X: This is patently an adult-typ-e film and no one under 18 is admitted. The age limit may be higher in son? 2 places. Motion Picture Association of America TRAMPOLINE REGULAR SNOWY RIVER Shows at 7:30 p.m. .... .... .... FV. jfffljfaflJC&Gk. TOTittT V 14 Ft. ROUND THE MAN FROM Api r illQjEJjBuXtO EVESNKS 7i00, 9.15 SAT. MAT. 12:00, 2:15, 4:30 555 North 100 East PROVO 374-022- 1 (East side of the OM IYU Academy) ADULTS $150 CttLMDI $1.50 250, then we will have to make provisions for licensing and bonding next year," Commission Chairman Keith Richan said. M'.u.im.'ii NOT TO BE l( are there "If there are more than A 5 Sher- 250 people SIM Onm 225 KM StxR1 mw the asked Film contains no materials most parents are likely to consider objectionable even for younger children. 40. high in the Commissioners iff's Department to monitor the race to determine if more than 49 Breezy and cold tonight and Thursday with periods of snow showers. Low tonight near 27, high Thursday around mid-JO- Gerber said his group patrols the area at the close of its race and makes it a point to leave the area cleaner that it was before. 7 DnraD s Productions' ' 7i0ft 'Logan: St George: Ereety and colder tonight with widely scattered showers. Low in the Variable cloudiness Thursday, Commissioner Jeril R Wilson said it does not appear the race will have 250 people, and he believes the zoning refers to race tracks of a permanent nature, not a temporary situation occuring once a year, G: Walt Disney FREE SPIRIT IVEMMS will be allowed to proceed without a special gathering permit, Utah County Commissioners decided Monday. freston Gerber, race chairman, told commissioners he anticipates around 135 entrants, and possible as many as 100 spectators. In response to questions from L. Joseph Miner, Cbunty Health Director, Gerber said chemical toilets are always obtained for the races, and a professional food service operator is engaged to operate a food concession. Miner said the sanitation facilities meet health department regulations, aid noted that the professional food service operator would be licensed to serve food. Lehi Harming Director Jeff Menden-ha- ll said the proposed race area is in the Transitional-R- e sidential-- S zone, and that zone does not provide for race tracks. MOVIE MAIN ST. MOVIE Spanish fork, Scheduled motorcycle races May 19 and 20 in gravel pits near 1M,M.