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Show FRIDAY. August ous satire. The Nerds triumph!" rthe ether members ' I 3 ft of the audience. f . t , Weather Map laughed until I cried." I ' Central I'tah Summary Cli Where dreams V TtMfATyIS 6D 60 have a funny way of coming true. 70 UPl WtATMf T A c oc r DtLLA 5 J3S l'0 J " 'A' (iiM5 crrni 00 Grove I'rovo Sp Kirk T.T.p ij Hi ) you're a high school graduate, the Army could be the place for you to get a promotion as soon os you enlist. When you join an Army skill training program between now ond September 30, you may qualify to start at a higher rank and with more pay. And with the Army's Delayed Entry Program, you can tcke advantage of the quick promotion by qualifying in a skill now. Then you don t start until the skill training becomes available for you. 3 Coll us now to find out how to get a quick promotion. Call 377 5815. ARMY in 2 31 i 2 22 1 05 33 1 53 Man-- 3 41 1 vs April May J uric 1 Kb 3 77 4 04 0 91 OsrT 4 Ul 2 11 2 August 4 M 0 77 S;itcniritT 2 37 Wtrr 32 TOM IM HAS TIM SI i INI MW 1 I 1 By Th Alhambro P1oyhoui ot Th Shll! Live On GREYSTOKE CALL Stage SATURDAY, AUGUST 11 TH & MONDAY, AUGUST 13 8:30 P.M 756-318- Tickets SI. 00 per person, $3 per family 1 LORD OF THE APEfi 120 STUKKTS Mam. tl I Am. IMKJ 120 Fork 1 SIMM 0TUNS1 1215 WATS Win.!. II. 7 EVENINGS CM.MU UIMIW.IIWJ.UIH. TH1 MAT. SAT W. W. .50 CXIKU 2.M STUKHTS 3.50 UMTS Main, 11 1 fork Am. U 5 3:00 ONLY t SfJIM OTIffiCSl 50 12 15 M. SENIOR CITIZENS ONLY $2.50 Month Julv 15 Ju! 16 July 17 Julv 18 Julv 19 959 W 5t 8 2 50 3 50 By Lotted IN UNIVERSITY 5 87 61 85- - 63 Southwest Idaho: Scattered showers and thundershowers increasing over the area tonight and continuing through Saturday Cooler Saturday Highs Saturday in the mid 80s to mid 90s Lows tonight mid 50s to mid 60s Southeast Idaho: Becoming partly cloudy with a slight chance of showers and thundershowers late tonight and continuing through Saturday Lows tonight in the 50s to low 60s Not quite so warm Saturday with highs in the mid 80s to mid 90s Press International MALL MALL 90 50 .. ... ... 91 54 United Press International Severe storms extending from the Southwest to the southern Atlantic Coast covered streets with 4 feet of water in Hobbs, N.M., dumped 3 inches of rain in Missouri and caused wind damage from Oklahoma to .North Carolina The National Guard patrolled streets flooded 4 feet deep in Hobbs and helped sandbag buildings today in the southeastern New Mexico city, where Gov. Toney Anaya declared a state of emergency. More than 4 inches of rain has fallen in southeastern New Mexico since Tuesday, threatening flash floods throughout the area Hobbs police Capt. Marshall Newman said floodwaters up to 2 feet deep had seeped into abo.it 100 homes. Work crews were sandbagging commercial property in town "We've still go! a light drizzle going," Newman said early today. He said no injuries or evacuations had been reported but said Red Cross shelters were open. State police at Alamogordo. N M , said U S 82. a mountain road between Alamogordo and Cloudcroft, was reduced to one lane of traffic for a time Thursday because of rock slides. Nearly 3 inches of rain soaked Joplin, Mo., and heavy rain caused flooding between Elgin and Hampshire, 111., northwest of Chicago. Two inches of rain in two hours threatened flooding near Gainesville, Okla. 49.. 90 67... 51... 92 94 .... 50.... 55 .... 92 61 92 97 93 67 . 107 80 .. .. - ........ 94 92 95 68 .... MAIN ST. MOVIE Spanish fotk 0 anytime. Coll ANYTIME IN UNIVERSITY 225-12.- Motional Summary High Low Pep 10172 .... 92 52 ... 96 63 ... 105 75 798-935- CC $ THE STONE PG FRIDAY j J -9 SATURDAY I (closed Sun) I (l i '"" f r r - iVfJ f "Ja4fcl Wm tX4 MOVIE PflOMNIH TYPE TITLE FUn IAIN II MIATBAU5 Wi m.tiia Mod.n.1. WUOITY SE M.tjl' Gl(1))h Impli Comply Son. Ml.rol. l1 pjQy Non. OTWS (pgj INDINO NIVt STORY Cniy Som. rantaiy Non Nn. N.n. DCFCNSC r PHILADEIPHIA EXPERIMENT -l- Nen Non . Orome M fbuh, . ,t,b a.i boi, s. V" Modvfof Nn Implnyd 5m 4 Com.dy tofOt IT DHAMS a. COAK AND DAGGCI DANAYKROYD SIGOURNEY WEAVER BILL MURRAY PC Mi'ii mm Modfar Sm fmo) MI ptoy Sr- - Non, ImpJ Non Nn None Of SIX It) Uv S,,y ini .aIJ8?. E Coniidv abU both Som ilobbinf UMt lon.ay aliv. . Nl .fy odolW , t., . , '' 'l tamp " ru"S mUilciry ah .Ihwl hP potn arwrn and npn. bm pnmna during rw yvnq naval Wor H prop a nn info I9M hmi warp. " WerW " Mi W.rKf. Uwdnt draam cm- -f a- -p Hi d. 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THE COHSICAN GH0STBUSTERS i T"afrlL Northera Idaho: Variably cloudy and cooler through Saturday Scattered showers and thundershowers tonight, decreasing Saturday Highs Saturday in the high 80s to low 90s Lows tonight in the mid 50s lo upper 60s 86-- 64 90- - 63 2 Boise Hurley Cedar Citv Idaho Falls Lewiston Logan McCall Ogden Pocatello Provo Richfield Roosevelt Salt Lake St George Twin Falls Vernal Wendover 3 atflaMriTnrrTfaaatirifaalhlM'iaaaMttl PARTLY CLOUDY HI Lo 1 Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug Aug 4 20 fcllliTIl Month Julv 28 July 29 July 30 July 31 HI Lo ROMANCING 225-125- r Almanac Provo Temperatures Regional Temperatures OF o M liJ J TARZAN J Orem 745 South State ST. THE LEGEND l uk: Fair to partly cloudy with after-no- . m and Lows eiemng thundershowers t. might from me low bus to the low 70s Satur-.lafrom the high 80s to near Highs 3 Julv 959 95- - 61 4 July 22 7 92 63 23 July i 91- -61 5 6 Julv 24 0 7 Julv 25 8 91 55 8 Julv 26 96- - 57 9 July 27 David Weather Information courtesy James, Provo weather observer. Readings are for the period ending at I p.m. yesterday. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. POPULAR DEMAND! 1'H.I !S 41 31 21 HELD OVER BY St George Fair to partly cloudy tonight with a le evemrjj thunder showers Lows U.nitfht in the low 7us Highs Saturday near 4 2u ML) M Julv $jturav iirr.jon IJ-- R-1- Year Sd:ur-Ja- Cedar City f air to partly cloudy tonight a fe eenir.it inunuershowers near the mountains 1'artiy cloudy Saturday with Uriy staltered aiternoon tnundershowers Urns t.w.rtt in the U' 60s H.ghs Saturday near ' lor bet i If deeiofmi i:h Proo Prtcfptutioa 1 tif l - Logu: Mostiy fair and marm knight Fair to paruy tioudy Saturday Uh a f attern)n thunderstorms Lows tomghl in the lo 60s H.ris Saturday in the hujh Sos 3 34 LO Januarv V ehruarv I "r percent b? Ka;rjtion 0l WITH A QUICK PROMOTION 1 "" Utah County Rtgional Talent Contest for Orem and North. Youth 16 and ovtr. (FREE) PrtMnod i Ojd- in Uie Lan.gn; in the mid lo upper dbimv ot rain intTeasing w 20 U's s b fl-- Pro Ynlerday Hjmiditi Kare Peak W !nd ;3 rr.ph i8t.o START THE ARMY II rr.id ad irm H.n Sa'.urdav aitenuon iAi N. 7:30 AUGUST 10TH Hetvr 2 fC J Tsrfff charge ut thunoersiiowrrs 46 Monk O 9:00 Srt UO .t JAMIE LEE CURTIS C.THOMAS HOWELL SHOW Salt Ukc City. Prov S3 i.r!.e:j . fQTOCAST HiL .f-- "e VI LOWIST Tempt CO r ir. .iFi. ...-- SN flClSC0 TXfftfS YrticnUv Pruip, Angtw ran Ft Regional Forecasts 1 Chantol Westerman, KHJW, Lot 1 11 Weather Report "Really, really funny! I was rolling on the floor, at did all THE NERDS is a delicious, gratifying underdog fantasy and a raunchy, uproari- - Page I'uh. THE HERALD. Prove 10. 1984 Bwrwing 1, rt.T wlTf, rtrtg. na n htm. Sm adweattan dasi in M S dapurltna laanoga- -i want. faM. akawl and mm aaawt N m pto iiniyrrnwiiiiwiijipwiiiiiiiw irlF He's been raised by wolves Captured by apes. Hunted by a tiger. And adopted by a bumbling bear named mo boy-eatin- SHOWS DAILY: 2:00, 4:30, 7:00, 9:30 373-414- 61 E. 5 CENTER STREET "The most imaginative movie since 'E.T.'" -- CBS MORNING NEWS. 1UHLLI WJim LI CBS-T- Pat Collins IIUIILIUU(M.aK! SHOWS DAILY: c 373-414- 2:45, 5:00, 7:15, 9:30 Baloo. Who'd have 25 E. CENTER STREET 5 DAILY 2:30 4:45 7:15 9:30 Walt Disney THE LAST STARHGHTER A UNIVERSAL Ai. tracwJ COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY owt Hon Al Cartoon Feature TECHNICOLOR r. 4I9-S4- 0I SHlr-,v- Wt 745 South State Orem "Goofy's Sportstacular" NO PASSES Nightly 7:00-9:0Matinees Wednesday & Saturday 1:00, 3:00, 5:00 CO-HI- WARNER KAro) ButrtAvtsrADfcTPWijnortco " ,i l iSCCJ, bv BV RuJyarrJ o RELEASE FROM WARNER BROS A "tut? Presents He didn't find his dreams... his dreams found him. PG - jungle could be so much fun! Alex Rogan is a smoll-fowteenager. Dur, tonight, a mysterious stronger has colled on Alex. He's come from o galaxy that's under attack by an alien force. And Alex's unique ability is their last hope. n SHOWS " irr' thought the SHOWS DAILY 2:15, 4:30, 7:00, 9:15 0 9 CO-HI- T: "Tex" NO PASSES SHOW 9:00 V |