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Show Friday, September IS, 12 is!I - AMERICAN FORK Three former mayors were among citizens who crowded this week's council meeting to question the city's possible purchase of a building and property at 53 Merchant Street, left empty by the recent move of Deseret Industries to another site. Mayor Malcolm H. Beck explained the city needs more space for the circuit court and has to meet requirements to make city offices accessible to handicapped people. Former mayors Glen Anderson, Haws Durfey and David Greenwood protested spending money for another building instead of expanding the current public safety building, and adding an elevator. They be suggested a good nor OH WCATHtR POTOCAITft cost-analys- is Regional Forecasts PrtandInternational mid 50s. warmer with I'nllH Central Utah: Fair By today local south winds up to 10 miles per hour; partly cloudy Saturday with south winds up to 25 mph and a slight chance of an afternoon shower or thundershower; 20 percent or less chance of measurable precipitation Saturday; highs today Irom the mid to upper 70s and Saturday near 80 degrees; lows tonight in the mid 50s. Logan Fair and warmer today and Saturday partly cloudy with local south winds up to 25 mph and afternoon mountain thunder-showerhighs today in the lower 70s and Saturday in the mid 70s; lows tonight in the upper 40s. Cedar City: Fair and warmer today with local south winds up to 25 mph; fair to partly cloudy Saturday with south winds gusting up to 30 mph; highs today in the mid 70s and Saturday near 80 degrees; lows tonight lrom the mid to upper 40s. St. George: Fair and warmer today with local south winds up to 25 mph: fair to partly cloudy Saturday with south winds gusting up to 30 mph. highs today in the upper 80s and Saturday in the lower 90s; lows ioniph iNational By United Press International Flash flood warnings were posted lor portions of Kansas today in the wake of heavy thunderstorms that drenched the central Plains and parts of Texas, while much ol the Midwest and Northeast were in the grip of chilly temperatures. A cold front moving slowly through the s western Plains triggered scattered Thursday over the central Plains and portions oi Texas. An early morning flash flood warning was posted for Sumner and Harper counties in south-centra- Kansas. Thunderstorms l dumped as much as 5 to 10 inches of rain in those areas since late Thursday afternoon Argonia. Kan., reported 3 inches ol rain and winds gusting as high as 60 mph. Flooding occurred along the Chikaskia River south of Argonia. In Texas, the heaviest concentration ol thunderstorms extended from the Lower ValTexas and eastward ley through south-centrto the Louisiana border. Heavy thunderstorms also hit sections of the Panhandle and the south Plains, while a third area oi thunderstorms dotted parts of eastern and northeastern Texas. Utah: Fair and warmer today with increasafternoon south winds in the western valleys; partly cloudy Saturday with isolated showers or thundershowers in the northwest, highs today from the 70s to lower 80s and Saturday from the upper 70s to the 80s; lows tonight in the 40s and 50s. ing Northern Idaho: Variable clouds today with a few mountain showers; cloudy Saturday with scattered showers; highs today from the 60s to lower 70s and Saturday from the upper 50s to the 60s; lows tonight from the 40s to the lower 50s. Southwest Idaho: Partly cloudy and warm- er today; cloudy Saturday with scattered showers; highs today from the mid 60s to the mid 70s and Saturday from the 60s to the lower 70s; lows tonight from the upper 30s to the 40s. North County needs more space for the fire, police and ambulance departments. If the city purchases the t lilding on Merchant Street, it would probably use some of the space for offices and some for the police department and circuit court. The public safety building would be used for the ambulance and fire tained through the refunding provided to the public before the Nov. 12 public hearing so residents will be prepared to discuss the issue. The council voted to schedule a public hearing for 6:45 p.m. Nov. 12 and promised to have verified information on comparative costs of remodeling and expanding the public safety building with costs of remodeling and purchasing the vacant building on Merchant Street. The information will be given to the newspapers by Oct. 22, Beck said. Beck noted money is available for capital improvements because of recent refunding of bonds. The process "is not new, it's borrowed money and it ought to be used to reduce the debt." Durfey pointed out the public safety building was designed so another story can be added and the city would not be taking a business off the tax rohs. Asked why the city has responsibility for providing space for the circuit court, Mayor Beck explained the court pays rental space for each square foot for the use of the building. Instead of paying for 1,500 feet the court would be paying for twice that amount in the new location which would add to the city income. The city is growing, Councilman departments. A fire department spokesman said the that department doesn't need more offices, but needs more bays and will need more parking in the future. Councilmen Jerry Edwards and Kay Hutchings said the public meeting will be to give the public some alternatives so they will be able to make a choice, because there is a problem of making the current city offices and buildings available to the handicapped citizens by October of 1986. Forest Service, EPA Collecting Water Samples The Forest Service has joined with the Environmental Protection Agency in collecting water samples from 130 lakes in the Intermoun-tai- n Region, according to Regional Forester Stan Tixier. The water sampling program is designed to provide scientifically sound data necessary for comparison of the overall quality of lakes and streams from region to region. This is being accomplished by taking samples at the same relative time of year in exactly the same manner. Although most re Southeast Idaho: Fair and warmer today; increasing clouds Saturday with a chance of showers: highs today from the mid 60s to the mid 70s both days: lows tonight from the mid 30s to the mid 40s. search on acid rain and other sources of acid deposition has focused on the eastern United States, there is growing interest in the possible effects on sensitive areas of the west. Sampling will determine several factors, including lake temperature and depth. A detailed chemical analysis of each sample will take place later at EPA laboratories. Samples will be collected when the lake waters are of uniform temperature from top to bottom, usually in September or October. "This project is important to the country in establishing baseline lakes in National Forest wilderness. Samples will also be gathered from lakes by EPA personnel using helicopters. excellent opportunity for the Forest Service and EPA to work together in evaluating the condition of these lakes while protecting the unique values of wilderness. Tixier said the effort is part of a larger National Surface Water Survey (NSWS) involving 888 lakes in 10 western state? '""inrting 388 The Wilderness Act of 1964 limits the use of motorized vehicles in wilderness to situations absolutely necessary for managing the wilder- data for evaluating the future effects of acid rain in the west," Tixier reported. "It is also an ness. Consequently, specially trained Forest Service personnel will collect samples from National Forest wilderness lakes on foot or horseback. YOUR WASATCH FRONT FORD DEALERS PRESENT: Summary Heavy thunderstorms also reached from northwestern Kansas to southwestern Nebraska. An area near North Platte. Neb., was drenched with nearly 4 ' inches of rain in 2 i hours Thursday evening. Elsewhere in Nebraska Thursday. Fairbury and Aurora got nearly 4 inches of rain, while about 2 inches fell at Steele City, Beatrice and Harbine. Cool temperatures continued in parts of the Midwest. Northeast and the Rockies. A massive high pressure system centered over Ontario brought clear to parUy cloudy skies and chilly temperatures to much of the Midwest and Northeast. Early readings were mostly in the upper 30s and 40s from the upper Mississippi valley through the Great Lakes, the upper Ohio valley, the central Appalachians and New England. for about fl ( tflTl l V ft 1985V2 Ford 1 M0del tmmS Escort 'VT Early morning frost warnings were posted tor upper Michigan, northern lower Michigan, extreme northeastern Wisconsin and portions of western Pennsylvania. Cool, clear weather settled over the central Rockies early today. A frost-freez- e warning was issued for the western valleys of r1 i National Temperatures By The Associated Press Friday Temperatures indicate previous day's high and overnight low to 8 a.m. EDT. HI Lo Pre Otlk 60 39 .04 clr Albany 79 54 clr Albuquerque 79 65 .04 Amarillo cdy 53 38 rn Anchorage 68 57 AsheviUe clr 82 65 Atlanta clr 72 50 clr Atlantic City 84 72 Austin cdy 71 50 clr Baltimore 66 46 .05 cdy Billings 85 65 clr Birmingham 62 55 .75 Bismarck cdy rn 64 47 Boise 65 45 Boston clr 76 93 cdv Brownsville .01 58 41 clr Buffalo 57 37 .09 cdy Burlinglon.Vt. 64 38 clr Casper 84 .04 69 clr Charleston.S.C. 72 45 clr Charleston.W.V. 73 59 clr Charlotte.N.C. 69 44 clr Cheyenne 66 50 clr Chicago 71 47 clr Cincinnati 43 61 clr Cleveland tolumbia.se. Columbus.Oh Concord.NH. Dallas-F- t Worth Dayton Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth El Paso Evansville Fairbanks Fargo Flagstaff Grand Rapids Great Falls Greensboro.N.C. Hartford Helena Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jackson.Ms. Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City 82 62 clr clr clr 67 42 61 30 92 66 73 74 50 60 60 42 clr 61 36 89 76 67 cdv cdy 51 48 33 .02 68 70 53 .01 33 61 39 57 67 63 57 89 86 70 88 89 64 cdy clr clr 39 .14 53 cdy clr cdy cdy cdy clr rn .18 48 40 clr clr 41 rn 54 71 .08 clr 73 08 cdy clr 46 66 78 63 cdy cdy .91 cdy 1 clr 44 M Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Lubbock Memphis Miami Beach Midlnd-Odess- 57 clr 82 62 cdy 85 66 74 49 91 66 .02 cdy 34 61 84 cdy cdy cdy cdy Mpls-StPa- 67 55 clr 91 76 cdv 70 75 72 49 62 60 clr clr clr 87 71 64 51 92 71 69 48 61 41 68 54 65 45 71 57 78 45 73 73 40 54 78 49 74 58 89 71 67 47 clr 86 71 cdy 76 62 clr 74 58 85 74 1.29 35 53 .09 70 53 1.45 48 37 .07 58 .08 cdy cdy 61 65 58 74 Wilmington. De. clr clr clr clr m clr clr 66 41 90 91 61 81 72 72 52 80 69 60 37 69 48 mm0r NaX sMV' NjT LJ INCLUDES TAX, FREIGHT AND TITLE .25 .02 .20 cdy cdy clr cdy cdy rn .68 clr rn cdy cdy rn clr cdy cdy cdy THE ARITHMETIC THE RULES: Lease payment based on manufacturer's suggested retail price including freight, taxes, title and license fees. Lessee may have the option to purchase car at lease end at a price to be negotiated with the dealer at lease inception. However, lessee has no obligation to purchase the car at lease end. Lessee is responsible for excess wear and tear. First month's lease payment, refundable security deposit, down payment, license and title fee, and sales tax on down payment, are due in advance. Lease subject to credit approval and insurability as determined by Ford Credit. Ask for qualification details. Mileage penalty over 60,000 miles, .06 per mile. Monthly Lease Payment Number of Months Press Frldav from Temperatures and weather conditions midnight to midnight on prev ious dav. Hi Lo Wthr 54 cdv 68 Amsterdam Athens Bangkok Barbados Beirut Belgrade Berlin Bermuda Bogota Brussels B Aires Cairo Calgary Caracas Copenhagen Dublin Frankfurt Geneva Havana Helsinki Hong Kong Jerusalem Jo burg Kiev Lima 61 clr 88 77 rn 83 84 73 cdv 78 clr 73 54 clr 68 50 86 78 64 43 68 46 84 64 53 cdv cdy cdy rn rn 88 68 clr 63 81 50 66 rn rn 66 52 63 41 clr cir 73 48 cdy 77 48 clr 90 71 cdy 59 39 86 79 73 59 57 39 57 43 cdy 65 57 clr clr clr clr cdy 99.00 48 100.00 $ $ 997-2$ 5 7.35 $ 99.00 $ 35.00 $1288. 60 $4752.00 60,000 $ " Refundable Security Deposit Cash Down Payment or Trade In Sales Tax on Down Payment 1 st Month Lease Payment Estimated License and Title Total Cash Down on Lease Inception Total Amount of Payments Total Mileage Al'owed Mileage Penalty over 60,000 6tmile 'Price based on manufacturer's suggested retail price including freight, sales tax, title, and license fees. clr .58 cdy clr clr National Temperature Extremes 97 at McAllen, Texas and High Thursday Presidio. Texas 27 at West YellowLow Friday morning stone. Mont. - 4 THE OFFER k f. Your Wasatch Front Ford Dealer can arrange through Ford Credit's Red Carpet Lease program to provide qualified lessees with a new Ford Escort for only about $99 a month, for 48 months, offer ends Oct. 2, 1985 rr y WASATCH FRONT FORD DEALERS Global Temperatures By The Associated Sw LJ Lm cdv cdy rn 62 67 e .32 .04 .22 .02 93 62 kJ clr 79 61 Nashville New Orleans New York Norfolk.Va North Platte Oklahoma Citv Omaha Orlando Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh PorUandMe Portland.Or. Providence Raleigh Rapid City Reno Richmond Sacramento St Louis a St Salt Lake City San Antonio San Diego San Francisco San Juan.P.R. St Ste Marie Seattle Shreveport Sioux Falls Spokane Syracuse Topeka Tucson Tulsa Washington Wichita clr clr 76 66 1.13 53 47 92 a Milwaukee Wilkes-Barr- 82 Lisbon London Madrid Manila Mexico 79 66 cdy 66 55 95 64 82 72 cdv rn 77 52 57 clr Moscow Nassau New Delhi Nicosia Oslo 54 48 cdv cdv 88 M 70 ) Il nr J fc. m, ..m-- ,J M Si 90 68 clr 56 52 Pans 84 57 Peking Rio Rome San Juan Santiago Sao Paulo Seoul Singapore Stockholm Sydney 75 57 cdv cdv cdy 82 51 88 55 Taipei Tel Aviv Tokyo Toronto Vancouver Vienna Warsaw (h) clr clr 61 85 75 45 cdv 61 cdy 75 rn MM 55 rn 93 79 82 6B 86 73 70 63 55 cdy clr 53 52 SEE YOUR WASATCH FRONT FORD DEALERS" clr clr 63 80 75 88 M 68 clr clr clr rn rn 74 57 clr 61 52 cdv il B. Kay Hutchings pointed out, and money can be used to pay debts, for capital improvements, or left in th hank, rather than bonding for the purchase of property. Anderson said the $450,000 ob- ALLEN By VERLAES'E bftklANS Pege I 1 Americu Fork Correspondent (AN - THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, yiK IVIU yvl O UwdllUII Meed for A nether Bui! ina 1 1 Weather Map Aft. 41 1985 Vestl?nd Ford 3330 VVi:! A.cnuG Valley Ford W. Wi-'i- S'.T" Ed Kenley Ford 1573 North Mam b' ''-- ' Laylon Marion Willey & Son Ford Main 1800 5 Bounti'u! Butterfield Ford 200 90tn South Vw-;s- S.v-.n- Tri-Cit- 100 Rick Warner Forr! 47 West 600 South Sail Lake C'ty Ford y E isl Mam American Fork Henry S. Day Ford 3899 Soutn 1 700 Wr-W- est Va::y City Givan Ford Sales 191 South Univer.ii'y Provo Av-- |
