| Show wy-- Pag i1 "W n ' ! " r ii 1 12— The Herald Journal Logan Utah Thursday August 29 1996 Utah outlook Cacho Valloy outlook v x- J Logan - Ogdon Tfio TwnpardurM Indlcata previous day1! hl)h and overnight k v to 8:32 am 90° f V 93°f mmrni' V 1 - 4p ' ? TODAY 5" 3 fe jg m 3? ?& 5£k fcfe 7 Tr-sa'-- s J Suraiy and wannor Fair and seasonable tonight Logan'S high fev afe wi reach 86 degress with the low dropping Richfield 97° 1 if til If M to SO degrees down-tow- n 64 degrees In TBSSk - "‘I r ‘"i Sjy a degrees ’a £k irnrprsm J '7yW Hyrum MoabJ 95° Cedar City 97° 'n- tfpl TTf W( J!ii Almanac with the low dropping to 54 degrees downtown and 48 degrees at the colder vaSey UttravtoW Index: The UV Index Cache VUey wi be high at & Sun: Sunset tonight at 8:07 pjn Sunrise tomorrow at 6S1 am Moon: Last quarter Sept 4 1 1 07 am Cache temperatures From Wednesday City HisL Farm On this Date: USis average high temperature tor this date is 82 with the average low dropping to 50 Logan KBLQ Logan KVNU Logan USU lor Potion count Coming soon virwnJfcjaijs at Baseball mi Continoed from Page 1 fora couple of yean until a new i arkbbuilL District Superintendent J Allen Lowe said representatives from the district have discussed the possibility of leasing the high school field to a minor league team and he said the doors are for negotiation Logan High School baseball open coach Stuait Howell said he wel- comed the opportunity partly it wmdd result fat major improvements to the fields) USU President George' Emert because with Foxlcy Group representatives and although he’s not met interested in starting a baseball team at the university said he would be willing to consider providing land for new ballpark "I’d be interested in helping from the standpoint of economic development for the community" hesaid Wednesday in a telephone interview Foxley said die state provided $18 million for the construction of Franklin Quest Field in Salt available from the state funding The AccuWsatherforecast tor noon Friday Auo 30 ':w:gwm Xn 57 84 47 50 H L E3 E US E3 E3 E O’ mmt wtcuouae c££lrii uxor c isJ JJ 4(0 tnuo) semi-professio- put of the Wild West Nationals Originally Weston Sherwood it did not need a permit for the races arguing motorcycle recreation was an Hills said that allowed use in Cache County’s zone While Jones had no comment' this morning on whether die per-mit was still needed Wyatt said rac-the issue of whether ins requires a conditional-us- e forest-recreati- on dirt-bi- ke permit from the Cache County Planning Commission was settftd? : They have horse riding andjei that requires a permit” Wy att ' rn I said was also promised to Provo which was negotiating with Foxley earlier this year to host his team John Ward spokesman for the Foxley Group said "Frankly we’d still like to do Provo” Rtf he added negotiations with the city have stalled During those negotiations earii-cr this year die National Associa- -' tion of Professional Baseball ' changed its rules and required a buffer of one county between baseball franchises Utah County being adjacent to Salt Lake County and the Salt Lake Buzz could not host a minor league team Provo baseball supporters went so fin as trying to create a separate county that would encompass a new baseball stadium exam-repo- rt back to the council when it meets next week “Every Democrat realizes the Csndnued from Page 1 political conventions is dunging "This will be the last of the four-da- y convention” she said noting die televising of die event will necessitate shorter conven- - "It allowed Al Gore to shine in his own right” Coray said "No speaker has brought that room to Confined from Page 3 if Logan Coray moved the audience to both laughter and tears Wednesday in what’s been called an attempt to round out his stiff political char-- " Tucson WaahkvkxvOC KanaaaCNy y motocross races were intended to be held this weekend decided to host a minor league team State ML series of Ogden’s new baseball stadium Those precedents he said should ensure some funding would be welfare aystem needs to be years we’ve been hearing ideas and values” For Coray the height of the convention so far was Wednesday’s address to die delegates by Vice President AI Gore Gore I Sunday-Monda- SanFrandaoo Santa Fa DakoK Honolulu U I MM Lake City The state also kicked itfcS upper 40s to low 50a SaRLakady Locat forecasts provided by Continentaf Weather ? in another $1 million to build :pi degrees with lows dropping mo m 81 Louts Chicago CtndnnaS Dalae-F- t Worth Denver DeeMolnea Cacho temperatures Logem's average dally evaporation: finches 6606 Trenton wi roach 88 degrees Sunny with a few afternoon clouds and continued very warm Saturday through Labor Day Legal's high wi reach the upper 80s to near 90 Precipitation probability: Thursday -Saturday 0 percent lOparoanL Forocaat tor noon Friday Aug 30 rpi In Sunny and continued very warm Fair and seasonable Friday evening Logan's high PStdiurdi Portland Ora Rapid CNy EXTENDED Weather aynopala As has been the case over the last two months a strong high pressure is buMng over the kitarmountain Region Temperatures over the next live days should be about flve to 10 degrees above the i St George 109®t ip and45 FRIDAY ’ HBHHMMMWK mi NawYorfcCSy Omaha (Mando iMiiMignwn - Loa Angataa Miami Beach NawOrtaana Afcuquwqus Anchorage Manta 1 LaaVSgaa Mpk-BlPa- J Salt Lake City 94° "&£ national plcturo reformed” she said Coray also said the role of Coray said the moat telling dif- ference between the Republican and Democratic conventions this year has been the comparison between each party’s platform and what is said from the pod- ium "The Republican platform has a tendency to be she laid But Coray said the absolute silence But when he Republican convention was not spoke of his sister dying iff lung that way at all On the other hand cancer it was so moving it the speakers at the Democratic brought people to tears People convention have spoken exactly clapped but it felt inappropriate what is on the platform And that to cheer” platform Coray said is full of values and goodness Coray said the roeech was successful in removing the stigma Coray dismissed recent surrounding Gore Having known accounts that delegates from Gore for several years Coray largely Republican states are said the stereotype has been being treated ai second-clas- s unfair and simply an attempt by party members She said the Utah the national media to deal with delegation’s seats are cm the first Gore’s impeccable moral charactier at the United Center They ter are good seats that are close to Despite talk of conflict various media such as the CNN between party members on issues Network she said such as President Bill Clinton’s Corny will be formally inductrecent signing of the Welfare ed into her recently nominated Reform Act Corny said she position ai Utah National for the party on sensed no such division between Friday any delegates mean-spirite- d” an Briefs Condoned from Page 3 Along with the aerobatics — lanes doing loops and rolls — 'rands said there will be a jet vs Lamborghini rice pingpong ball and candy drops from die air and a series of kids’ activities There will also be modem and historical planes on the ground for the public to look at Francis said The fly-i- n is free and begins at 8 am with a low-cobreakfast st Airport Manager Mike Nielson said BOOR Ci |
