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Show - 16 Page THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Jl, Monday. May 1984 Wf Of If Central Utah Summary City Yesterday Hl-- L 29 MAi 00 00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 Alpine Fairfield Heber Oram PI. Grove Provo Sp Fork Timp Cave Weather Map Tempt Precis. PAIR 86-5- 2 BOSTON 0 YORK 9 90-4- 7 i SAN FRANCISCO v v r i May 404 June July August September 0.97 Water Year 32.31 ST. -- V DALLAS 4.20 231 600 2.22 3 93 3.41 1.95 1.05 1.53 1.98 3.77 0.73 1 Cedar City: Fair tonight, low in the mid-40Fair to partly cloudy Tuesday, high near 80. 20.(5 May May 5 1 3 2 7 4 4 9 Fair tonight, low 59. partly cloudy Tuesday, high 94. 40s to Hl-- 8 , 4 3 May 10 7 May 11 7 May 12 3 May May May May 13 4 14 6 15 2 16 5 May May May May 17 2 18 5 19 5 20 1 Weather Information courtesy of David James, Provo weather observer. Readings are for the period ending at I p.m. yesterday. Regional Forecasts SUNNY By United Press International Central Utah: Fair to partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Lows tonight in the low-40Warmer Tuesday, high in the mid-70Logan: Mostly cloudy tonight with a slight chance of a shower. Low tonight in the mid-40Cooler and partly cloudy Tuesday, high in the mid-60- Northern Idaho: Fair tonight, lows 40. Fair Tuesday, to highs upper-50- s 35 to mid-60- Southwestern Idaho: Fair tonight, lows to 42. Fair Tuesday, highs in the lower-70- 36 Southeastern Idaho: Mostly fair, lows in the 30s. Fair Tuesday, highs 65 to 75. State Summary By United Press International A cold front that moved through northern Utah Sunday evening passed Cedar City around 5 a.m. and will be moving out of southeastern Utah later today. Behind the cold front, a few light showers developed across northern Utah. One brief shower moved across the Salt Lake International Airport about 1 am but deposited only a trace of precipitation. Light showers were reported at Hill Air Force Base between 1 and 2 am and some reports of light rain also were received from the Orem area northward into the Cache valley. The weather satellite picture shows the clouds asociated with this light rain activity s moving slowly out of northern Utah. There is some variable cloudiness, but mostly at high levels with no rainfall expected. There are some high clouds in the sky above southern Utah. Temperatures are cooler and breezy north winds are moving across the area with the cold front. Variable cloudiness in the north helped keep the temperatures warmer during the night. Southerly breezes in the south ahead of the cold front had the same effect. The reported minimum temperatures this morning were mostly in the 50s. AM jsMOwtat fLOw High temperatures will be much cooler today, especially in the north, as cooler air moves into the area following the cold lront. National Temperatures By United Press International City & Fcst Albany Albuquerque Anchorage Atlanta Bakersfield Baltimore Billings Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Eureka Fairbanks Fresno Helena Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Kansas City Las Vegas Los Angeles Memphis Miami Beach Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Oakland Oklahoma City Omaha Palm Springs Hi 66 91 67 83 92 86 69 86 70 64 93 Lo 50 54 55 66 59 63 46 59 Pep .18 .... .... .... .... 49 03 .18 .17 44 .... 54 .16 76 .... 49 43 .14 62 .... .... .... 61 51 1.17 76 86 65 79 5? 43 40 .... .... .... 82 72 80 65 56 59 73 51 54 47 .27 .... .... 49 .22 96 61 63 85 85 71 76 74 70 60 .... .... .... .... 1.75 55 .... 102 76 .... 79 77 64 .... 69 .57 81 77 75 75 74 77 74 72 79 45 .... .... .... 102 PasoRobles 94 Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh 81 39 63 68 1.36 55 .58 52 .... 60 .... 60 .... 69 .... 48 .... 59 .02 102 76 .... 75 57 .75 Soil Chief Promotes Minimum Tillage By JOSEPHINE ZIMMERMAN Herald Staff Writer "Soil loss on the range is worse than on most cropland," according to Peter C. Myers, Chief of the USDA Soil Conservation Service. Myers spent two days in Utah touring the Uintah Basin salinity reduction program and inspecting Utah's rangeland and water problem areas. Last Wednesday Soil Conservation Service leaders from throughout the state met for a steak dinner in Spanish Fork to meet Myers, his deputy Galen Bridge, and Gordell Brown, chief Stabilization of the Agriculture and Conservation Service (ASCS). Myers explained that a great soil is deal of being converted into farmland highly-erodibl- e and rangeland. "This land is susceptible to erosion from wind and rain, and we are concerned about the loss." Myers is promoting a favorite program, minimum tillage and subsequent savings of energy and fuel. This program is particularly important in the Uintah Basin project, he said, since it reduces the amount of salinity coming off the farms. "Out there the salinity goes right into the Colorado River." Myers indicated that the Uintah Basin project, originally targeted for 10 years, will probably take .06 52 32 .... .... .... .... 47 71 45 so S7 88 78 53 66 84 56 69 63 65 49 59 41 58 36 88 67 .04 .... .... .... See a crime? Tip a cop. That is the habit police stations around the country encourage with telephone programs set up to allow anonymous reports of criminal activity. Orem City joined the crowd this " month by starting its "It takes time to change Summery temperatures cooled down in the West today, easing mountain snowmelt that has flooded valleys and sent rivers spilling out of their banks. Rain eased in the sodden South, where some areas got 9 inches during the weekend. The Northeast awoke to dense fog today, with near-zer- o visibility hampering the morning rush hour in towns from southern New England into the Ohio Valley. Showers and thunderstorms scattered from eastern Texas to Alabama early today, with a band of storms stretching Irom east central Minnesota to southeast Wyoming. Across southern Louisiana and southeast Texas, the threat of heavy rain decreased welcome relief to some greatly overnight areas which had 5 to 10 inches of weekend rain. The heavy weekend rainstorms dumped 9 inches of rain on Oakdale. La., 7 inches at Calcasieu Lock. La., and Beaumont. Texas, and more than 6 inches at a number of locations in southwest Louisiana. The storms spun a Sunday tornado in Cameron, La. The twister destroyed four mobile homes, one house and several businesses, as well as an assortment of roofs and small outbuildings. Daytime temperatures in Colorado were mild enough today to prevent any significant increase of snowmelt in the higher elevations, easing flooding problems. Minor mudslides in Vail closed three side roads, but no property damage was reported. Baggs, Wyo., saw some of its streets dry early Sunday for the first time since the Little Snake River moved into town last week. But by late Sunday morning, water was rising at a rate of one inch every 15 to 20 minutes, Baggs emergency coordinator Don Nelson said. Further east at Laramie, Wyo., the Laramie River threatened historic buildings at the Fort Laramie National Historic Site. Superintendent Gary Howe said 5 feet of the river's banks have been eroded already. The worst flooding in Idaho was reported at the Oakley reservoir near Burley, where a stream of runoff was cascading along a diversion canal toward the Snake River. Water began flowing Sunday to reduce volume at the southern Idaho reservoir. Several weak spots and minor leaks have been spotted along the diversion channel, and Idaho Gov. John Evans has authorized the Idaho National Guard to send men and equipment into the area to guard against washouts. Florida officials said they need rain, or a d lightning-triggereblaze that destroyed acres of prime timberland will smolder for weeks. The blaze that started last Tuesday was declared under control Sunday. "But it's not out, it's not totally secure and it could break out again," said Barry Gay of the state Division of Forestry. A long- time agricultural habits, and besides, it involves quite an investment on the part of farmers," he said. "It still costs money, and agriculture has been in a slump lately." Myers emphasized that the minimum-tillage, sprinkler irrigation system involved in the project actually increases productivity, even in times of drought. A federal subsidity is involved, but the federal government can pay each person only $3,500 per year. He praised the program initiated by the State of Utah to offer money to farmers to put in the sprinkler systems. "If we provide a vehicle where they can say they are aware of a crime or know where property that was stolen is, they can do it without fear of being tied back with the criminal," Wightman said. "Report-A-Crime- program. Anyone who witnesses a crime or can provide informa- tion to help police investigating a crime or accident that occurs in Orem is asked to call 224-717- Fair to Utah: Fair tonight, lows range from low- -' near-60- . Partly cloudy Tuesday, highs to mid-90range from mid-oO- s Almanac Provo Temperatures 7 St. George: 18 7 By United Press International 39 UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST 60 81 xRepori - a - Crime' OS National Summary Jeans 7 52 r -- LCOENO- 2 82 1.80 9 1 A MILD , JLj 'S3-'- 2.37 Apr. 29 Apr. 30 1 May 2 May 3 May 4 May 5 May 6 May 7 May 1 i , NE Month s - t Spokane Washington t v 7J U' LOUISA i LOWEST TEMPERATURES 211 438 Apr. 27 Apr. 28 i m . Jdfnwfo j '82-'8- 3 69 Settle 1 Month October November December January February March April Apr. 25 Apr. 26 10.00 0 Provo Preclpltatloa (Inches I o TT S Prove Yesterday 2 Humidity Range: Peak Wind: 18 mph Evaporation: .30 Month Portland. Me Portland. Ore Rapid City Red Biuif Reno Richmond Sacramento St. Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco "It's for people who don't want to identify themselves but want to report something," said Lt. Michael Wightman. The telephone call trips a pre- recorded message explaining Report-A-Crim- then the e, caller's message is recorded on tape that runs up to 90 minutes. "We felt there are a lot of people out there who want to tell but don't want to get involved in the investigation by giving their name and phone number and so on. He said one woman called the e number to report a bike that she said had been stolen. It wasn't, but the fact someone called the number before it had been publicized in the media was encouraging. Report-A-Crim- Messages are received munities where similar programs have been successful, such as Provo's. In fact, he said, Orem callers have been reporting Orem crimes on the Provo line. Tip-A-C- Wightman stressed that emergency callers should still dial Mtn. View Senior Honored Charles Matthew Morgan, a senior at Mountain View High School in Orem, has been named Studying electronics since his freshman year, Morgan has taken several electronics classes the vocational winner by the Utah State Board for Vocational Edu- cation. Morgan won a one year tuition charlei Morgan scholarship to Utah Technical College at Provo-Oreand a cash award of $100 besides being honored at a gover- m To win the award, Morgan was selected as the top student from his school, then as a finalist in the state. He was selected from the finalists on the basis of a portfolio and interview with a committee of business and education members. Morgan will attend the University of Utah this fall, majoring in computer technology. Provo Council Sets Budget Sessions The Provo City Council has scheduled budget discussions for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, hoping to be able to adopt the 1984-8- 5 fiscal year budget by the end of May. Tuesday's discussion is scheduled for 5:30-- 7 p.m., and the Wednesday and Thursday meetings are to begin at 6:30 p.m. Herald Want Ads Bring Results am TO fllDVEBTESEEJS: MUM!! Our business office will be HOT MB, iOT CLOSED Memorial Day May 28th, 1984 low-intere- st longer to complete. Portraits to treasure warm caring memories Six people were injured and two vehicles totalled in an accident Friday night in Spanish Fork Can- rin yon. Four of the injured were from the Vernon Ray Sallee family of Price. Only Jason two-year-o- ld injury when the family station wagon collided with a pickup truck around 9:30 p.m. on state Highway 6 just west of Sheep Creek Inn. The hospital reported Irene SalJared lee, 29, and were in good condition Saturday afternoon and had been released by Monday. Treated for cuts and bruises and released were the father and daughters Rachel, 8, and Diane. Driver of the pickup truck, Michael J. Brady of Elmo, also was treated and released. Sallee escaped ld WANT ADS TO RUN: Competition Soccer Tryouts Scheduled Tryouts for Provo Youth Soccer competition leagues will be conducted, at Fox Field (behind the Fox Theater on 1230 N. 200 W.) Saturday. According to PYSA spokesman Iraja Ceci, the tryouts are for those boys who have not participated in the competition leagues before. 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