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Show Page - A4 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Thursday, July 19, 1990 Fire claims 200 acrea in Weather A reinRICHFIELD (AP) forced multi-agenarmy of firefighters planned today to launch a fresh assault on a fire that had blackened more than 200 acres of central Utah's Fishlake National cy e!y scattered showers, uindy - . By The Associated Press UTAH .Statewide: Partly cloudy today through Friday with widely scat- I CltlnCVtlAl It k V-- Friday, July 20 tered thundershowers mainly during the afternoons and forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures Accu-Weath- even-'ing- s. Gusty winds near thunder-shower- s. Highs in the upper 80s to near 105 in the lower southern to deserts. Lows in the mid-50- s yl pl-----JS- Gusty winds near showers. Lows to near 70. Highs in the rmd-60- s in the low 90s. Chance of measurable rain is 20 percent today through Friday. Dixie: Tonight and Friday fair to partly cloudy with widely scattered showers or thundershowers Los Angeles! 85 4 - H H 'Im t ft all H El V Paso 190 rv 1 'xi FT1 vv RAIN SHOWERS TSTORUS fHH: FLURRIES SNOW tains. Highs mid-80- s to the low 90s today and the upper 80s to mid-90- s Friday. Lows tonight mid-50- s to the mid-60- s. Southeastern Idaho: Mostly sunny today with widely scattered afternoon thundershowers. Mostly cloudy tonight with scattered showers and thundershowers. Partly cloudy Friday with widely scattered thundershowers mainly over the mountains. ICE SUNNY PT. CLOUDY crews tonight, SurSIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) vivors of United Flight 232 left flowers at the site of the DC-10-'s cartwheeling crash that killed 112 people a year ago today. More than 100 of the 184 survivors were expected at a reunion today. Several relatives of the dead also were expected at the reunion. Several passengers arriving late Wednesday sought out Al C. Haynes, the pilot who managed to fly the crippled plane after its flight controls were severed by an engine explosion. The jumbo jet cartwheeled in flames on landing at Sioux Gateway Airport. Inc " 12 foothills of fte Oquirrh Mountains 30 miles southeast of Salt Lake City earlier Wednesday. However, due to erratic winds, Salt Lake County Fire Chief John Corak ordered the fire sight kept under surveillance over night and they should be ready to go in the morning," Hart said late Wednesday. A total of 115 firefighters were assigned to the Cove Mountain fire Wednesday. One firefighter suffered a broken leg when a tree fell on him, Hart said. The man, whose identity was not immediately released, was in good condition after being taken by air ambulance to Sevier Valley Hospital in Richfield. Hart said. ii long as raey una some area ji as flaring up, we'll keep people there," Corak said. "It's just really What we need out unpredictable. A herd of sheep and a trailer were evacuated from the area, but the fire was not threatening any of the cabins scattered around the canyon, be said. Meantime, firefighters had extinfire in the guished a 1,500-acr- e there is a good downpour for about 30 minutes, but all we get is the wind." The cause of the fire, which broke out about early Tuesday morning, was being attributed to campers in the area who possibly had left behind an unextinguished fire. Crash survivors hold reunion in ioiva i aii Inoli Miouquerque ' S.1990 IDAHO fire, d fresh 95lf ' Af Pacific Ocean thundershowers. Highs in the 90s m the north to 105 in the south. I)ws in the upper 50s to lower Northern Idaho; Fair today I MDenverl84U M v S. and evening and tonight except partly cloudy extreme south with a slight diance of afternoon and evening thundershowers. Fair on Friday. Highs 80s and lower 90s. Lows in the 50s and lower 60s. South western Idaho: Increasing clouds this morning. Mostly cloudy this afternoon and tonight with scattered showers and thundershowers. Partlycloudy Friday with widely scattered thundershowers mainly over the moun- - 77 Billings Lake City alt . hours. Gusty winds near any "thundershowers. Extended forecast for state: Saturday through Monday, fair to partly cloudy with widely scat- lightning-cause- special inmate firefighting unit from Utah State Prison in addition to BLM and Forest Service crews. "We are bringing in four or five San Francisco mainly afternoon and evening 70s. BLM spokesman Bert Hart said more than 200 firefighters would be on the fines this morning, nearly double the number of personnel brush battling flames in tinder-dr- y and fir trees late Wednesday. miles southeast of Richfield, on the east side of Cove Mountain, drew a low 70s. Tonight and Friday variable clouds with widely scattered showers and thundershowers a little more numerous Friday. Forest The Seattle 81 ' Salt Lake, Ogden and Provo: tered afternoon Pm- - w-t Ufiafo CLOUDY Haynes patiently greeted the passengers but saved his remarks for a news conference today. Survivors and victims' relatives also planned to attend a prayer service near the crash site and Highs 80s to the lower 90s. Lows tonight in the 50s and lower 60s. East central mountains: Tonight partly cloudy with scattered showers or thundershowers mainly this evening. Friday partly cloudy. Chance of afternoon thundershowers. meet privately with mental health experts today. Several survivors and relatives of cinnati said flying isn't routine anymore. United Air Lines flight from Denver late Wednesday. "A lot of people said they hadn't flown since the crash and some of them wouldn't look out the window. But I did. I wanted to see it from the air," said Larson, a United flight attendant who saw the crash from the ground and was among the first rescuers on the scene. Survivor Mark Michaelson of Cin daughter, Sabrina. Mrs. Michaelson since has campaigned for mandatory child safety seats on commercial flights. Sabrina, then 1, was thrown from her mother's arms in the crash. "Takeoffs are difficult, landings the victims visited the airport Wednesday. Some left flowers at are difficult turbulence is especialthe perimeter. ly difficult" he said. "Every once Some survivors attending the re- in a while when you are in the union flew for the first time since clouds for an extended period of time and can't see where you are the tragedy. "You could feel the plane heat up going you get anxiety attacks." with emotion as we came in for a Michaelson survived the crash landing," said Becky Larson, who with his wife, Lori, and their flew with crash survivors on a Passengers and. their families have been arriving all week for the anniversary, said Linda Phillips, who is coordinating the event for trio 1aq1 rhtmKoi nf pAmmAma NEVADA Northern Nevada: Partly cloudy today with scattered afternoon and evening thunder-storm-s. Thunderstorms hit Minnesota, Nebraska By The Associated Press Thunderstorms broke out in Minnesota and Nebraska this morning while skies remained cloudy over much of the country ' after a night of heavy rain. Thunderstorms, some with hail land strong winds, were forecast ; for Iowa and southern Wisconsin. Rain was expected from Louisiana to tiie Florida Panhandle and in the mountains of Tennes see and the Carolinas. On Wednesday night, showers and thunderstorms fell in Mary- land, Florida, Kentucky, Ala- bama, Mississippi, northern Ohio, lower Michigan, northern Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma and southeast Kansas. Rain also extended from Minnesota across southeastern North Dakota, South Dakota, western Iowa, western Nebraska, southern and western Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada, northern through eact central California and Oregon. The high temperature for the nation Wednesday was 114 degrees at Borrego Springs, Palm Springs and Thermal Cliff in California and at Laughlin, Nev. Olympus TripS 35mm A. Beg. 99.99 Focus-fre- e, auto film compact advance, power rewind and a built-i- electronic flash. with Temperatures By The Associated Press Thursday Temperatures indicate previous day's high and overnight low to 8 a.m. BDT. 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