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Show 10 Page - THE HERALD, Provo. Utah. 19S4 Thursday. July 26. 1984 Weather Affects Athletes Summer Olympic Daily Schedule I Forecasters Are Ready - 9 ? E m MUM mn hi- a.anyw M JUL . tc Oli AUG. TMO-- , F.. AUG. SAT., AUG. d: i TUt, JULTJ1 WtD.. lit! i LOS ANGELES 1 a 1 it m MOM.. AUG TUt AUG AUG WfO, THU 7 tO JO a t p I FM., AUG. 10 1 1 SUN., AUG. 12 i p ? pa m 1 ipn mmmgw July 26 Lot Angalm Mmtotim ColtMum WMW). y,,, f Ckmng cfmon Aug 12 " day." are The temporary forecast stations are operating at venues where yachting, diving and swimming, rowing and canoeing, shooting, equestrian and cycling events are scheduled. Each station transmits readings via satellite to a master computer 1 s tallest Patrick Ewmg. basketball. Cambridge, Mass ; Jon Koncak, basketball, Kansas City, Mo. Women Anne Donovan, basketball. Ridegwood, N J Shortest Men Albert Hood, weightlifting. Los Angeles Women Mary Lou Retton. gymnastics. Fairmont. W Va. Heaviest Men 290. Michael Carter, shot put. Dallas. 215. Women Laura DeSnoo. discus, Fremont. Calif, Lightest 108. Paul Gonzales, boxing. Los Men Angeles. Women 88, Julianne McNamara, gymnastics. Houston Oldest Men 49, William Buchan, yachting. Bellevue, Wash. Women 41. Ruth Rowe. archery, McLean, Va. Youngest 17. Mohammed Barakat, Men field hockey, Moorpark, Calil. Women 15, Michele Richardson, swimming, Miami. Men fi J-i- "itMf M in rnwiifiiMir fti. 1 1 Here's The Long, Short Of Olympics - ft 1 1 1 1 1 1 TJ j 1 1 in Boulder. Colo. The entire process takes under 15 seconds. The stations are particularly important because they allow meteorologists to draw detailed, weather charts showing patterns helping to predict what the major weather elements wind and humidity, for instance will be during each event. The computers cost about f 0 each, but were donated for the Olympics to the weather service from the National Center for Atmospheric Research, Bullock said. day-to-d- 15.-00- My 'I rvr t3 ill ft riix x il vcicotaKTn! srfitoTif eeryJcgel :: j irrv7Tp i:iMii fO Quality preparation painting for those on a budget A lilLVi ri in- v :: M if A95 V Our most popular value i.C"; 1 n ACROSS THE STREET FROM AND EAST OF BROWN BROTHERS 224-991- 1 j T- -i SHOP HOURS: I 8 AM - 6 PM SATURDAY 10 AM - 1 PM 1 y ' j 560 N. 00 W., OREM '7 VTnTTT7T',,Sr; W'.HH iifi 1 A95 High quality look with extended durability 1 k." TXT - O A 95 & iailTll xfe.av Miyli: (j VI moriaJ CoMsaum LOS ANGELES ilPIi High and low sizes of the I S Olympic team: n inViiif Bul- lock, chief meteorologist for the National Weather Service's Olympic unit. What we're trying to do is produce a more detailed forecast for that day and the next 2 JC a m ? OpMfctf be," said Carl will 1)111! AUG. SAT.. AUG. rt spitting out readings every five minutes at venues such as Southern California, where divers could find themselves in a hazardous situation if the wind is too strong. "We're still not capable of telling in great detail what the m AUG S SUM., State-of-the-a- athletes. The weather computers 4 1? JO a weather UPI forecasting equipment has been set up at key Olympic sites as a way to track sea breezes and other weather conditions that potentially could affect MON-FR- '.i K?-"r" xaipa&MiL Looking Good for Olympics Mike Tally, America's best hope for an Olympic gold medal in the pole vault, Mike Tully, is fitted for his Olympic wardrobe. All 850 team members will receive a Levis' wardrobe color coordinated in red, white and blue andor khaki. PQORJE Olympic Briefs Record Performances Predicted LOS ANGELES (UPI) Both Peter Vidmar of Los Angeles and Bart Conner of Norman, Okla., are predicting at the performances Olympic Games. '1 think the level of competition is the highest ever," Vidmar said. "There is a good chance you coirjd see two 10's by two different; athletes in the finals of one event." Best Gymnastics Team Ever? Mitch Gaylord says that the men's gymLOS ANGELES (UPI) - team at the Olympic nastics Games is "by far the best team ever assembled by the U.S. We have the feeling of a lot of team spirit. 'tWe feel confident we can be a part of history by being the first U.S. men's team to win a medal." Million Sign Support The LOS ANGELES (UPI) California Museum of Science mahd Industry Tuesday officially opened a special temporary display of more than 1.5 million signatures gathered from across the" country to demonstrate sup-pt of the United States Olympic - I 1.5 Swimming to Have Top Athletes LOS ANGELES (UPI) Eight world record holders in swimming, including four who own two records each, are expected to compete in the Olympic Games. Those holding two standards apiece are Rick Carey (100 and 200 meter backstrokes) and Mary Meagher (100 and 200 meter butterfly) of the United States, Alex Baumann of Canada (200 and 400 meter individual medley) and West German Michael Gross (200 meter butterfly and 200 meter - freestyle). The others are Rowdy Gaines t (100 meter freestyle), John (100 meter breaststroke) and Pablo Morales (100 meter butterfly) of the United States and Canadian Victor Davis (200 meter breaststroke) Pharmacies Have Great Business LOS ANGELES (UPI) It is estimated that pharmacists will fill 7,000 prescriptions of more than 300 drugs for athletes and their delegations during the Olympic Games. 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