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Show Paee 6 - THE HERALD. Provo, Utah, Friday, July WqvlIKqv 20, 1984 lienor Central Utah Summary Yetlerday Precip. City 00 .00 .00 00 06 00 .00 .00 Alpine Fairfield Heber Orem PI Grove Provo Sp Fork Timp Cave tied from Michigan, where it was 48 at Detroit, to Texas, where waco reported 65 Abilene. Texas, tied a record at 65, Birmingham. Ala , tied a record with 62 and Chattanooga, Term , reported a record-tyin- g 58 Jackson. Miss., and Utile Rock, Ark., tied records with readings of 64. Springfield, Mo , and Toledo. Ohio, also tied records when the mercury dipped to 57 and 50. respectively. Thirteen records were broken. In Indiana, Evansville broke a record with 56 and Indianapolis and Fort Wayne broke records at 50 degrees. It was a record 52 at Cincinnati, 53 at Lynchburg. Va., 58 at Hot Springs, Ark., and 59 at St. Louis It was 61 at El Dorado, Ark . 63 at Wichita Falls, Texas, and 66 at Monroe, La , all records. Weather Map ?;jipt Hl-- 2 30.00 8 2 4 5 4 101-65 San FANCco tofaitJ lVlOl!J Prov YetlenUy Humidity Range: Peak Wind: 21 mph Evaporation: .34 ) .s'f 'tj Month October November December SJ-'- 2 82 1 January February 4 20 6 00 1 05 3 93 1 53 3 41 198 95 3 77 March April May June July August September 4 04 0 0 97 4 01 211 438 157 Water Year 32.31 2.37 June June June June June June July July July July July July Hl-- 24 41 5 25 9 26 9 27 5 28 29 100-5- 30 4 101-6- 0 1 2 92 56 3 5 4 4 5 6 2 101-5- 6 Month July 7 July 8 July 9 July 10 July 11 July 12 July 13 July 14 July 15 July 16 July 17 July 18 July 19 IW WtATHf H FOTOCAIT Utah: Variable clouds tonight and Saturday with scattered afternoon and nighttime thundershowers. Lows range from 63 to 76. Highs range from 86 to 100. Northern Idaho: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with widely scattered showers and thundershowers, mainly over the mountains afternoon and evening hours. Lows 45 to 55. Highs 78 to 88. Hl-5 5 Southwestern Idaho: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with chance of showers or thundershowers, mainly afternoon and evening hours. Lows 55 to 60. Highs 88 to 0 2 6 94. 2 90-5- 6 Southeastern Idahi: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with wiu. ,y scattered showers and thundershowers, n.mly afternoon and evening hours. Lows in the 50s. Highs 78 to 0 9 96-599-5-6 Regional Temperatures By United Press International High Low Pep Boise Burley Cedar City Idaho Falls Lewiston Logan McCall Ogden Pocatello Richfield Roosevelt Salt Lake St. George Twin Falls Wendover 87 65.... 63... 93 61 1 8- 4- 06 92 55.... 91 82 .... 44 .... 92 67.... 56 .... .13 93 63 .... 93 75.... 87 95 58 102 80.... .... 93 76.... 4 Weather Information courtesy of David James, Provo weather observer. Readings are for the period ending at I p.m. yesterday. 'Vo"" State Summary Regional Forecasts Press International Central Utah: Variable clouds tonight and Saturday with scattered afternoon and nighttime thundershuwers. Locally heavy showers likely. Lows tonight around 70. Highs Sturday around 90. PARTLY CLOUDY Logan: Variable clouds tonight and Saturday with scattered afternoon and nighttime thundershowers. Locally heavy showers possible. Low 63, high 86. Cedar City: Variable clouds tonight and Saturday with scattered afternoon and nighttime thundershowers. Locally heavy showers likely. Low tonight 63. High Saturday 89. St. George: Variable clouds tonighta and Saturday with scattered afternoon and nighttime thundershowers. Locall heavy showers likely. Low tonight 76, high Satur day 100. Summary By United Press International By United Press International By United 93 Very moist air has become entrenched over the state this morning and another day of active thunderstorm activity is in store. The southerly flow aloft has continued to pump tropical moisture into Utah from Arizona. Patchy areas of clouds were found around the area at sunrise and isolated showers or thundershowers are in progress. Most of the showers are confined to the north. Rain showers were observed around Price and the south end of the Salt Lake Valley during the early morning hours. Radar also indicated some shower activity in the central portion of the state during the night. Once again conditions will be favorable for locally heavy showers with the more active thunderstorms forming during the mid and late afternoon, continuing into the night. This scenario is likely to be repeated each day during the weekend and possibly into the Pioneer Day holiday Tuesday. The next four or five days will be marred by the threat of locally heavy showers and potential flash flood situations. The National Weather Service suggests those who plan to travel in the back country during the next several days be alert for rapidly deteriorating weather conditions and avoid hiking or camping in flash flood prone areas such as narrow steep walled canyons, washes and near restricted stream beds. Temperatures this morning at dawn were warm and muggy. Clouds have held the mercury in the 60s to mid 70s. The lowest thus far has been Cedar City with 61 while Salt Lake and Green River remained at 75. Showers and thunderstorms Thursday soaked the Southeast, washing away a Saharan dust cloud that shrouded Miami for two days. Two towboats collided on the Mississippi River and two crewmen were missing. Twenty low temperature records from Michigan to Texas were tied or broken as readings dipped into the 60s as far south as Alabama. Two towboats collided in thick fog on the Mississippi River near Thebes, 111. The Hellen Tully capsized after colliding with the towboat Maba Kelce, said Coast Guard Cmdr. Tom Robinson at the Paducah, Ky., office. The Hellen Tully reportedly ran aground before rolling over and sinking about 90 minutes after the accident. "We have reports there were two people on the Tully and we have no bodies or survivors," Robinson said. "We are frantically trying to get divers aboard." Showers in the Southeast washed away a dust cloud that originated in Africa's Sahara Desert, was borne to Florida on a tropical weather system and enveloped Miami for two days. "The few showers around sunrise this morning evidently dissipated the African dust," said Burt Sylvern of the National Hurricane Center. "I think there'll be a gradual improvement through tomorrow and the weekend." The huge cloud of dust spread from Vero Beach in Indian River County to Naples on the West Coast, south the the Florida Keys and beyond, where it blanketed Cuba and Hispanola. Low temperature records were broken or 78 52 94 Dick Oveson to the Airport Board; Shirley Paxman, Library Board; James d'Ark, Media Re- view Commission; Matt Moody, d Media Review Commission; John Stube, Media Review Commission;. Rick Kinateder, Site Plan Review Committee. In other action Tuesday, the council agreed to sign a resolution calling for the local housing authority to be able to keep additional income it generates rather than turning those excess funds over to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The council also adopted an ordinance establishing the wage classification schedule for city employees to reflect the two and one-hapercent increase given employees in the newly-passe- d budget. Rev-eran- lf Building Down In Provo in 99 62 .... 94 68 ... . 81 870 93 total building permits through June were more than 100 over last year's total. Provo issued 554 building permits through June 30 this year, compared to 449 for last year at the same time. In residentials, nine new permits were issued, 12 for remodeling and additions and two for carports. Three new commericals were issued along with five remodels and six signs. Eight multi-unhousing permits were also 95 .... .... .... 84 70.... 66 75 '8 63 88 60 83 .04 55 .... 79 55 .... 96 74 .... 82 97 63.02 91 70 .09 82 56.... 84 50.... 62 50.... 61 52 .02 102 75.... 94 58 .... 91 56 .... 80 55.... 90 74.... 91 76 .... 82 63.... 93 72 103 83 86 88 .... .... 68.... 66.... .... .... 88 80 83 65 83 63.... 89 69 .... .... 81 68 75 61 .... 93 64.... 93 71 .42. 105 81 .... 87 80 103 77 63.... 62.... 75 .09 54 .... .... .... 81 61 .... 99 72 .... 82 58 Project find stor; assistance for single parents enrolled in these programs. Serving on the Provo task force are Jan Maxfield, Provo City Housing Authority; Anita Bradford, Better Jobs for Women Program; Rhonda Arnold, Center for Women and Children in Crisis; Venice Golden, Division of Fam- Urban Development (HUD), combines housing, child care, transportation, counseling, job training, placement and other support mechanisms to help single par- ents prepare for lives. HUD will allocate ily Services; Ireta Midgley, Young Mothers' High School; Jackie Finch, Career Guidance; Jim Kenyon, Provo City Redevel- rental opment Agency. Double Hung French Doors These elegont insulated come .... fir doors have panels and glass with paint grade moldings. The ideal way to replace those cold, worn-ou- t aluminum sliding patio doors. 70 58 .... 73 54 .... .... .... 84 54 Comes to Provo cy Department of Housing and 90 74 .... 93 75 .... 81 67 Self-Sufficien- Seven Provo residents will serve on a task force for a new program designed to help single parents. a new Project program sponsored by the U.S. 9158.... 83 63.... 92 60.... 84 74 an- nounced. Dr. Lee Radebaugh, associate professor of accountancy, will become associate dean responsible for graduate programs. Dr. Gary McKinnon, associate professor of business management, will become associate dean in charge of undergraduate education. Dr. Paul H. Thompson, the new dean of the School of Management, said both appointees are well qualified to provide leadership. "We wanted people who are well respected by faculty, and 78 55 50x68 56x68 60x68 $0c STANDARD BUILDERS SUPPLY Provo j 1 PfcHT SPIT 3 HfcMQOgrg.3 Utahspf "to the ' HUM CTP a b a M I it m jT at our in ith Styles, sizes, colors v' today' .j,ndsei arelim,eu" Diane Von Furstenberg summer camp shirts H99 Reg. $25 to $28. Cotton polyester camp shirts in stripes anapiaids. bizes women's suits Reg. $82to$250. Women's spring & ladies' pants & jeans. . 21"- 74" ladies swim wear. save 40 -- summer suits at savings of 50 women's dresses Reg. $44 to $150. Save 50 39" 99" and more. - on women's summer dresses. Misses 9" 24" junior dresses Reg. $26 to $60. Summer cotton and petite 6 -- dresses in solids, stripes or prints. Sizes Esprit sportswear. .... 3- - 73. 9" 14" Reg. $14 to $36. Cotton skirts in twill trouser or full dirndl styles. Stripe, solid & plaid. 5" 9" -- jr summer sweaters Reg. $20 to $40. Cotton sweaters in vest or pullover styles. Oympus jr summer suits & cover-up- s 9" Foothill only. SML 29" Reg. $75 and $80. Suits with skirts or shorts. Downtown, Olympus, Foothill. Sizes . . from Jantzen, Catalina, Head women 's running bras Reg. $16 to $17. Seamless , cotton-line- & robes. and matching robes assorted socks ABCD. 32-3- 8 .999-149- 9 in It. pink or It. blue. SML. 1"-3- Reg. $2.50 to $6.50. Entire stock of women's summer knee-hi'- anklets " & sportsocks. 12" men's casual pants Reg. $26 to $40. White summer and more! 799 bras. Allstores but Valley Fair. d Reg. $21 to $27. Waltz length gowns Reg. $18 to $40. Downtown, Olympus, Foothill and Fashion Place. Summer styles. junior skirts Reg. $32 to $56. Swimwear and cotton gowns 9"-24- " Mm&Wm Reg. $22 to $34. Summer crop pants, denim jeans, trousers and more. Sizes pants by Generra, Cacharel, Boston Traders and others. save 50 all men's swim suits. . men's sweaters. save Reg. $15to$28. Save on our entire stock of swimsuits from Jantzen, Izod and Balboa. . . 50. Reg. $28 to $60. Cotton sweaters by Damon, Jantzen, Izod, Cacharel and Boston Traders. 9" men 's knit shirts Reg. $16 to $22. Special groups of brightly colored shirts by famous makers. Other groups: it Reg. $23 to $30 issued and one swimming pool. The June valuation was set at $5,812,375 with a total of for the year. The June valuation in 1983 totaled $1,977,881 and $33,344,858 .... 65.... President School of Management, Jeffrey R. Holland has 373-106- Reg. $10 to $26. Polo and novelty tops, tee tops and tank in fun summer colors. SML June building permits in Provo were down this year to 46 from 56 for the same month in 1983, while 77.... .. junior knit tops June .... 84 68 both these men meet that qualification. It was a critical issue," Thompson said. Radebaugh, who has a national reputation ir international business, taught accounting and management for eight years at Pennsylvania State University before coming to BYU in 1980. He earned his bachelor's degree from BYU and his master's and doctorate from Indiana University. McKinnon is well known for his marketing and consumer behavior expertise. He joined the BYU faculty in 1969 after teaching at Southern Illinois University for one year. McKinnon earned his B.S. and MBA from the University of Utah and his Ph.D. at the University of Texas at Austin. Two professors have been named associate deans in Brigham Young University's 1480 N. Stat hin Without much discussion, two Provo residents were reappointed to city board positions and six new ones accepted during a regular Provo City Council meeting Tuesday night. June Vance was reappointed to the Library board and Ron Hansen to the Cultural Affairs Board. New appointments included 65.... 63 57 .... 6 Appointed To City Boards By KAYLENE NELSEN Herald Staff Writer Pep .... fill fill f y Lo Hi City 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 Great Falls Helena Hartford Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Kansas City Las Vegas Los Angeles Memphis Miami Beach Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Oakland Oklahoma City Omaha Palm Springs Paso Robles Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland, Me. Portland, Ore. Rapid City Red Bluff Reno Richmond Sacramento St. Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Spokane Washington t 91 Almanac Provo Temperature! Month June 24 By United Press International 39 1 80 2 31 2 22 1 Appoints Two As Associate Deans BYU National Temperatures Provo Precipitation (locket) Gary McKinnon Lee Radebaugh 1 A99 your something special store! 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