Show A10 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Monday May 24 2004 T'- ' ' iV ' - rnj!itiVirAd!N 'Cl I n1 Utah outlook AceuWeatherxom ' - vr i 'y' ' ' ' Sl Forecast for Monday f -- forecast far daytime conditiong h nMm temperatures V WYO ' '- s ' - juifiai j - 's'lSk i£2 TUESDAY highs around 60 and lows in the upper 30s' ' ' I it EXTENDED Partly cloudy with highs in the in the upper 60s and lower 70s Lows in the mtd-4- Partly cloudy with highs in the 7 mid-60- s and r:?1? lows in the lower ":40s Phoenix Sacramento’ San Diego Santa Fe : 0s ' ®plyk OS'r gasaS' rc ' 1wsv f' ‘I u ' fVf ' : r' ' 4 J v '' "S - t ii ' ' v '§'761 '1 O 2004 girl ? Local dr ""dr-- ” ' dr ody : cdy-- cdy Regional Temperatures Hi La Pro 46 000 Canyoniands J 80 ' 44’000 Cedar City "73 48 000 i An upper level low over northern Idaho will drift east across the norther Rockies through Monday An associated cold front win remain over central Utah Another Pacific Storm impulse will form a now closed upper level low Salt Lake City ': From the news wire - ’ ' Prc The Associated Press V ’ The AceuWeatherxom forecast for noon Monday May 24 I Hi City Lo- ! '‘ Cold rain and thunderstorms soaked much of the : Midwest on Sunday and up to 7 inches of snow fell in v V the mountains of western Montana and Idaho' The northern Rockies northern Intermountain West "vrand the Northwest had a stormy start to the day as a Pro1: 43 :g53 ' Nil temperatures v: KVNu:ri55 d i:-- '45 Smithfieidx - 56’PrestohC"- : ‘7 By Lo- ' Loflart A '' or Inc AccuWmD 53 cdy ‘ - ’ Synopsis Mi V St caoraa 47 cdy-V- y - ' cdy- : 's'-- ’’Krt i " J- 72 57 68 72 52 64 40 50 ' Richmond ! j? vJil- - 87 88 Memphis New Ycrk City North Platte 75?: 4 7 Temperatures indicate Sunday’s high and overnight low to 8 pm Eastern Time Hi Lo Pic Otk 81 58 12 m 86 67Tm‘ cdy 54 45?-20cdBoston 58 48 03 mm Brownsville 89 cdy 41 71 Casper 73 42 "”cdy Cheyenne' - 81 54 69 Cdy Chicago 83 Dayton Denver 79 42' riT ody Detroit 82 67 1 11 cdy Paso y Partly cloudy with v Salt—Ljiw- City i66M4 x t Vs : A'di TODAY 9m '4 77 w - U1 j cgp ’ r-- Ofldn62M43 National temperatures Cache Valley outlooks ’ V - - 55 26 20a JOa Ma Ma SOa rT TOa (Os IOi 100s 110s Boidiaspsialshitfilsmpsraluiis'zonsstorOisdqi ?? ‘J 4 — - k in '1h ? p-aVV - I :il & leif IfTZ I Almanac Sunrise 5:59 Sunset: 8:47 pm 5 t f : " : c- - Mars whose lithosphere is f thought to be about 200 kilometers 'hi - Mid-Atlan- ' p)eas' tic w V1 '' ' V lndex4: (low) : CondttksnS: Mostly cloudy Js yslbility:10 miles Moon: First quarterj May 27 J J? Pollen 70 (medium) : ' ? v? v: meters to about vV L OV 7 v :? - ?ro 'v FRONTS: ' v‘ Wi Xt ft1: be 1 6 degrees north! deep Saturn tonight at 5 Mars has a ' northern ice cap that is about 1 200 kilometers n diameter and from a maximum depth of 3 kilowill Humidity: 48 percent UV warm mild Wind and temperatures in the 80s in some areas The Southeast arid also were m X:? v STATIONARY PLCtaaW ftCache Valley forecast provided byNationaLWeathef ’ Service BUpAbovelfeature provided by Astro Data fe " GTonri - 'wKerrywon:tdiscuss his ' J e0 Jt : ' ' - he had Nader said candidate Ralph Sunday !! advised John Kerry to choose North Carolina y' yyuviKyjen'John Edwards or Missouri Rep Dicker - i ?? health or for' exiercise ” have arthriUs'???? £: One pediatrician is so oohr'?k7r DDR has been so effective vinced of the lwalth benefits ?: in getting teens nfFthp couch iaid Jason Enos product man-th7 that some schools have incor- - ? he’s planning a ager ait Konami Digital EntCTjyVV study of DDR and weight loM:pbiated it info their physical a which 'education programs?y among 12- - to 7s? Mote than milion copies f of DDR’S home version hav? been sold in the United Stetes : : 3 fiantiaivff as hie rimninn mare rin thn Sv : at tainment-Aineric- distributes the Japanese game examining Edwards and Gephardt two of? 4 Kerry’s rivals from the Democratic inrimaries “Nader said AYii W !’s JSJThis Weet’Thdy’re not going tojJ i cause him any embarrsment And they do additional Voter support for ljinyyt?1? 'bririg an met with Nader in Washington Kerry y didn’t ask the ? ' ? didate to quit tire presidential race despite widespread Democratic fears that his Candida- -' could ensure President Bush’s cy ' ' ' Nader rejected the idea of Republican Sen John McCain of Arizona joining Kerry’s ticket Kerry has repeatedly praised McCain and many in Washington have speculated about the ticket but Nader j appeal of a : said: “McCain really should be taken at his word :v He’s not going to do it’! Naider also said he wouldn’t support Indiana ? Sen Evan Bayh for vice president because “he's a very soft Democrat” Lateron the same program Bayh responded “Im happy he’s not registered to vote in Indi- - 81 bn:-?i'- out mode? that can track how many caloriestheuserburns 'while playing The game was designed to Kerry-McCa- in - ' v':- i - y' : The chief drawback fans ? £ !s that DDR can be addic- and therefore expensive??1 ' In the aiicade it costs from $ 1 to $150 fo dance for abdut six ' minuteaiiv : C can-V- : - effort to give the game tfosts about $40 for a game ?4cMemphis said he like$ 'the ' and $40for aflatplaisticl dance paid includes a “work- - bn’V: third-part- Vy ain The hqme ycreiohwhich4l?Health Science Center in - y& t six-mon- di ' she said ' AP photo Independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader campaignfund-raisin- g stop at a lops' residence Sunday in Princeton N ? speaks during a games where they use their : J watched the Boston Red Sox beat the Toronto Blue Jays 2 at Fenway Park A reporter for New England Sports Network asked Kerry if he had considered Red Sox shortstop Nomar Garciaparra for his running ' mate “That would be really big wouldn't it?” Continued from A3 7-- ' fun" she said ? lire boys stood on the stage and the girls stood on the ' floor of the cafeteriaa’uditori- ' ' ( um an arm’s length apart said Kerry ' “I was thinking of Damon before he shaved 7' from one another before the ? i V ana” beginning of each song you know” Kerry joked referring to famously hirsute Red Sox outfielder Johnny Damon “He Keyes stood to the side danc- While others debated Kerry’s choice of run- ning mate Sunday the Massachusetts senator? could’ve had the whole thing going for him” ing and singing' along in his black button-u- p shirt black leather pants and white snake-ski- n Utah Uni versity of California secondary school experience’ boots wiping his brow In national competition they University of Southern Cali- so often with a paper every fomia and Sianford Universithave won proportionately far towel ' more yscholarships and other “He’s a really good dancer” Continued from A3 Prior to his joining the awards and honors than the John ZsireyHerald Journal Anna Quintanilla said student relative size of the school Logan City staff in 1927 he for from Children Sunrise dance parents on Thursday Elementary of Reyes ' school will continue to would indicate and each year taught years in the schools night LanSecond a as English honor graduates are admitted of other Utah districts strengthen and to improve its ' learn the songs and they guage instructor LeeAnn “They’ve been really posi- Mr and Mrs’ Bates have to the most selective universi- programs” MexiHunt said “They’ve the best think is said students have her tive” Hunt Reyes Bates Mr three sons and one daughter ties in the country joined the city been working hard all week to can dancer and singer ever just loved it” school staff in 927 and for all graduates of Logan high “Mr Bates’ educational phitwo years was principal of the school Wayne the oldest is a ’ losophy is that the high school JT y i should provide an appropriate junior high Transferring to graduate of Utah State Uni- abilrelathe senior high school admineducation for youth of all versity and is now labor istrative assignment in 1929 tions director of Republic ities and interests Considerhe has continued in that posiAircraft corporation on Long ing the financial limitations tion until the present with the Island New York Lyle is a under which the school of exception of the 1938-3- 9 graduate of Utah State Uninecessity has functioned he school year during which and the faculty at the high versity and University of Wisr time he was acting superintenschool have made remarkable consin Lay School he is now dent of the district with an insurance company in progress toward this goal” “Under his competent leadMr Bates received his eleChicago Robert the youngest eduthe the and son graduated from the Unischool and ership program mentary high staff at the senior high school cation at Monroe Utah where versity of Utah in metalurgical have shown continuous he was bom in 1893 He engineering He is employed attended Utah State University as a research engineer with growth” said Mr Eyre (plenty of spaces for KVs trailers A boats) “Graduates of Logan High and graduated with the B S Westinghouse at Pittsburgh 898 South Main Sraithfield Their daughter Ardyth is a School have by their perforTo Lee’s Degree in 1917 After receivthe her mance on national merit nurse Master Arts of I graduate taking Degree ing Marketplace JuSWny by Uo'i Markttplaa work at the University of Utah from the same institution in scholarship examinations and 563-320- 0 and Salt Lake General 1925 he did additional graduother testing programs evidenced the results of a good ate work at the University of - : : 1 1 1 rsNEW : I 2 footlongs for $799 after 5 pm everyday! 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