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Show SALT LAKE CITY (UPIt -I tah ta.xpcivers will spend an additional $."iX) million on education over the next five years for the distinction of having the nations highest birth rate, an education expert said Wednesday. Mike Kjar, of the UP1 AWgftl l y 1 u ' state's using conservative calculations. With $221 million coming from of educa- billion. "And that is just to take care of growth and inflation, that doesn't do anything for new programs or Regional Forecasts Press to Central Utah Tonight and Saturday, variable clouds. Thundershowers at times, mainly afternoon and evening hours. A chance of locally heavy rain. Lows in the mid-60Highs 85 to 90. Chance of measurable rain around 60 percent. Utah Variable clouds with scattered . thundershowers at times through Saturday. Locally heavy rainfall possible, especially afternoons and evenings. Possible strong gusty winds and hail near thundershowers. Highs in the 80s and low 90s. Lows mostly in the 60s and low 70s. Northern Idaho Sunny warm days and fair mild night will continue through Saturto day. Highs will range from the mid-80near 100. Overnight lows will be in the 50s and 60s. Southwestern Idaho Sunny warm days and fair mild night will be the rule through Saturday, however there will be a slight chance of some thunderstorms over the mountains during the afternoon and evening hours. Highs will range from the mid-80- s to near 100. Overnight lows will range from the mid-40- s mid-6flto the Southeastern Idaho Mostly sunny and warm through Saturday. However, there will few be a afternoon and evening thunderstorms over near the mountains. Highs mid-80- s to mid 90s Most lows will be in the 50s. Northern and Central Nevada Continued thundershowers central and portions of northeast Nevada tonight with decreasing showers elsewhere. Scattered thunderstorms developing again on Saturday. Lows tonight mid-80- to s Highs Saturday east and central upper Sis tu mid-90- s hurling hail as big of up to 87 mph and Savage thunderstorms torrential rain pushed across the Rockies and the Plains today, knocking out power, damaging homes and spawning flash floods. A cold front drifting across the Plains triggered the storms today in Colorado. Kansas. Nebraska and Iowa. Storms Thursday produced flash floods in Southern California, Arizona. Nevada and Utah. In the Plains. Goodland, Kan., was hit particularly hard. Winds of 87 mph ripped roofs off homes and knocked out' power hail endangered today, while baseball-size- d livestock and nearly 2 '2 inches of rain in one hour flooded roads. "We haven't had an insurance adjusters crease in funding in public education in six years." Karras said. "I hope we have these numbers when we're ready to file for bankruptcy ," he bantered. Mr. Kjar's study projected the state's student population will grow from the current 405,072 students to 462.959 by 1991. "If we're not careful how we spend our money now," said Karras, "we could bankrupt ourselves in the future." TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -Gov. Bob Graham and the Cabinet are scheduled to hold a clemency hearing in September for Theodore Bundy, sentenced to die for killing a school girl and two sorority sisters. Bundy, who is on death row, was to be interviewed today by a member of the Parole and Probation Commission in preparation for the Sept. 12 hearing, said Herbert Greenwood, director of executive clemency for the commission. of background material from Department of Correction files, said Greenwood. Harper said he also may seek a delay in the clemency proceedings because of pending legal appeals. Miami jury convicted Bundy in for the Jan. 15, 1978 slayings of Lisa Levy, 20, and Margaret Bowman, 21, as they slept in the Chi Omega sorority house on the Florida State University campus in Tallahassee. A 1979 Robert A. Harper, Bundy's lawyer, sought to delay the interview, saying he first wanted Bundy to review a report on his case prepared by the commission for Graham and the Cabinet, who sit as the Board of Executive Clemency. Inmates are not allowed to see the reports, which consist mainly assistant general counsel. He said Graham could sign a death warrant and schedule Bundy's execution, take no action pending resolution of legal appeals or reduce the sen He also was found guilty of attacking two other sorority members and another woman later that night. The three survived the 7 f An Orlando jury convicted Bundy the 1978 slaying of Kimberly Diane Leach, 12, in Lake City. in The Florida Supreme Court upheld Bundy's death sentence and conviction for killing the school girl in May. Greenwood said he filed papers with the U.S. Supreme Court this week seeking review of the Tallahassee case. Bundy also has been convicted of kidnapping in Utah and was charged with killing a vacationing Michigan nurse in Colorado but he escaped from jail and fled to Florida before he could be tried. He also was wanted in unsolved murder cases in the Northwest. KT $ 1 Camas Prairie and the Lower Wood River Valley Tonight, fair and mild Lows 55 to 60. Saturday, sunny and warm. Highs in the mid-80- Lewiston, Palouse. Grangeville Tonight, fair and mild. Lows 55 to 65. Saturday, sunny and hot. Highs in the 90s. Colorado Mostly cloudy through Saturday with mainly afternoon or evening showers and thunderstorms, widespread mountains and east, scattered elsewhere. Heavy rainfall possible. Highs in the 70s and 80s with 60s to 70s mountains. Lows tonight 50s and 60s. 45 to 55 mountains and high valleys. Arizona Scattered evening thundershowers through Saturday, a few with heavy rain and strong gusty winds. Little temperature to lower 80s mounchange. Highs mid-70- s tains to 97 to 107 southwest deserts. Lows mountains to 70 tonight upper 40s to rmd-50- s to 80 deserts. call yet. but there will probably be plenty of them out today.'' said Sherman County Sheriff's Deputy Charles Dewey in Goodland. Strong winds in Nebraska knocked out power in Seward and raked a trailer court in Greenwood, where five people suffered minor injuries when their camper was blown over and authorities reported thousands of dollars in damage. In Colorado, a tornado touched down Thursday night near Fort Morgan. Colo , damaging a house. Up to 2 inches of rain flooded roads in Denver and Littleton. High winds blacked out Joes County. Earlier Thursday, floods up to 2 feet deep crept into stores and homes in Orem. Utah, where 12 inches of ram fell in 15 minutes The rainfall total was the third highest ever recorded in Utah. M.F'- NCr. -- - - . '-- JI fc'- vifesjLi: . W' i A ivvw- - ?- -w National Temperatures By The Associated Press Friday Temperatures indicate previous day s and overnight low to 8 a.m. EDT. Hi Lo Pre 84 60 Albany 93 62 Albuquerque 99 69 Amanita 69 57 Anchorage 84 65 Asheville 87 72 Atlanta 81 66 Atlantic City 95 75 Austin 87 62 Baltimore 76 57 Billings 71 94 Birmingham 78 46 Bisn.arck 93 60 Boise 79 61 Boston 93 76 Brownsville 83 62 Buffalo 81 62 Burlington. Vt. 85 57 .06 Casper Charleston. C. V. Charleston. Charlotte.N C. Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbia.SC. Columbus.Oh. Concord.N H. Dallas-F- t Worth Dayton Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth El Paso Evansville Fairbanks Fargo Flagstaff Grand Rapids Great Falls Greensboro.N C. 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P R St Ste Mane Seattle Shreveport Sioux Falls Spokane Svracuse Topeka Tucson Tulsa Washington Wichita 94 71 88 74 74 50 90 74 85 69 91 70 85 71 88 64 99 68 .09 cdv cdy cdy cdy cdy clr cdv cdv cdy .28 cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdv clr 92 76 87 100 72 70 87 71 89 67 .31 96 73 70 89 73 clr 86 69 81 64 87 67 95 71 89 69 1.98 91 72 86 64 91 78 84 59 85 61 clr 05 cdy cdy cdv rn clr cdy rn .80 .17 clr 98 68 c'r 85 61 cdv 86 62 clr 84 61 94 cdy cdv 88 60 62 93 59 90 69 88 73 clr cdv rn rn cdv cdy 90 70 .04 93 73 .01 80 72 65 56 90 79 67 61 88 63 clr 93 75 87 65 cdv cdv 89 50 clr 83 58 97 87 77 95 77 cdv cdy rn cdy 70 cir rn cdv 12 01 88 68 clr 102 76 Wilkes-Barr- 82 Wilmington.De. 88 59 63 cdy cdy Pretoria Temperature and weather from around the world at 1200 GMT July 19. 1985 Local Temp Time F C City I2n Aberdeen cy Amsterdam cy lpm 74 23 Ankara c 2pm Athens c 2pm 86 30 53 12 12a Auckland c 78 26 8pm Beijing cy Beirut 2pm Berlin pc lpm 74 23 67 19 Bonn c 1pm Brussels pc lpm 67 20 Cairo c 2pm 90 32 74 24 12n Casablancx c lpm 64 18 Copenhagen pc 12n 84 29 Dakar r 57 14 12n Dublin pc Geneva c lpm 76 25 Helsinki cy 2pm 66 It 78 26 Jerusalem c 3pm 76 24 12n Lisbon c 12n 59 15 London r 91 33 11am Madrid c Malta c lpm 83 29 77 25 Manila pc 8pm Moscow cy Nairobi pc Nassau cy New Delhi Is Nice c Oslor Paris c 3pm 3pm 70 21 74 23 7am 76 25 Spm 77 25 lpm lpm lpm 60 16 72 22 81 27 c Riyadh c Rome pc Seoul cy Sofia pc Stockholm cy Sydney c Taipei pc Tokyo c Tunis c Vienna c Warsaw pc Latin Amerira Buenos Aires cy Caracas cy Havana pc Lima cy Santiago ly . Canada Calgary pc Edmonton cy Montreal cy Ottawa cy Rpgina c Toronto cy Vancouver c W innipeg c lLo clr cir Global Temperatures By United Press International 9 s National Summary By United Press International tence with the concurrence of three Cabinet members. Wiedinger, Graham's mid-70- s west. Southern Nevada Decreasing thunderstorms tonight with scattered thunderstorms again on Saturday. Highs tonight mostly in the 70s. Highs Saturday 90s to low 100s Magic Valley Tonight, fair and mild. Lows near 60. Saturday, sunny and hot. Highs in the mid-90West Central Idaho Mountains Tonight, fair and mild Lows in the 40s Saturday, sunny and warm with only a slight chance of an evening thunderstorm Highs near 90 East Central Idaho Mountains: Tonight, fair and mild. Lows in the 40s and lower 50s. to Saturday, sunny and hot. Highs mid-80- s mid-90- Associated Press Writer The governor has several options in clemency proceedings, said Art mid-60- "If I read these numbers right, we're looking at a 50 percent in - Page Clemency Hearing Scheduled for Bundy 1 Weather as baseballs, winds the quality "In relationship to our resources, we've made a great commitment to education," Karras said. "But we're still about the lowest in terms o' spending per student. Because tf the state's rapid growth rate, it's just very difficult to catch up." Kjar projected tie cost would mount to $300 million next year and, by 1990, to more than $1.1 Legisla- By MARY ANNE RflYNE mid-50- s improving tion," said Rep. 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