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Show ilk Saturday, April 15, 1S35 The Daily Herald West stormy; East clear The Accu-Weath- forecast for noon, Saturday, RHP er i fli aa OaSosls April 15. By 10s By The Associated Press -- Os 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. 0s Snow and strong wind lashed parts of the West on Friday as a Pacific storm moved into Utah and Idaho. The East was mostly mild UTAH SALT LAKE, OGDEN AND PROVO: Today partly cloudy and continued cool. A fe.w rain and snow showers. Highs near 50. Tonight mostly cloudy. Slight chance of showers. Lows in the 30s. Sunday cloudy. Chance of rain. Highs in the 50s. Chance of rain or snow is 20 percent through tonight and 40 percent Sunday. NORTHERN UTAH: Today partly cloudy and continued cool. A few rain or snow showers. Highs Tonight becoming mostly s to Sunday cloudy. Slight chance of showers. Lows and 40s snow. mountain and rain of Chance upper Highs cloudy. valley and clear. Salt Lake City reported four hours of continuous snow, wind of up to 20 mph and visibility of a e or less. From Provo north to the Idaho border, 1 to 5 45-5- SOUTHERN UTAH: Today mostly cloudy. A few showers. s to Highs Tonight mostly cloudy. Scattered showers mainly mountains late. Lows upper 20s to lower 40s. Sunday good chance of valley rain with mountain snow likely. mid-mornin- g. mid-50- low 70s. An associated cold front raged through southern Colorado, northern Arizona and southeastern Utah. Wind gusted to 69 mph in Grand Junction, Colo., 51 mph in Craig, Colo., and 45 mph in Saint Johns, Ariz. The high winds caused scattered power outages. COLD Pressure H L LOW Via Associated Temperatures indicate previous day's high and overnight low to 8 p.m. EDT. H1..L0.ITC.UUK Abilene,Teus 83 69 Akron Canton 45 37 Albany,N.Y. Albuquerque 50 38 73 52 AUentown 54 40 Amarillo Anchorage Ashevilie Atlanta Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Baton Rouge Billings Birmingham Bismarck 89 54 47 29 66 45 77 48 55 39 81 58 56 42 79 44 46 34 77 40 59 35 clr rn cdy cdy clr cdy rn cdy cdy efr cdy cay cdy .27 Boise Boston 48 34 56 44 .03 .01 Bridgeport Brownsville 56 40 .02 82 60 Buffalo 43 35 Burlington, VL 48 40 Caribou Casper Charleston C. Charleston.W.Va. 39 36 63 36 72 58 61 38 CharloKe,N.C. 72 42 Chattanooga Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Colorado Sngs 76 39 63 37 53 33 60 39 47 39 63 43 Columbia ,S.C. 75 43 Columbus,Ga. 78 46 .06 .31 .04 cdy clr cdy cdy cdy cdy clr cdy cdy cdy rn cir cdy cdy cdy rn cdy cdy rn cdy clr cdy Accu-Weathe- Inc. r, 55 32 Concord.H. 52 32 Corpus Christ) 80 53 Dalks-F- t 80 52 56 34 76 56 Worth Dayton Daytona Beach Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth El Paso Elkins Erie Eugene Evansville Fairbanks Fargo Flagstaff Flint Fort Smith Fort Wayne Fresno Goodland 67 44 67 47 55 36 46 29 m .11 86 64 48 38 39 38 .01 53 37 .21 72 40 51 27 61 36 55 38 55 33 81 44 60 32 62 42 82 44 cdy cdy cdy rn clr cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy SNOW FLURRIES ICE PT. CLOUDY SUNNY .02 45 cdy Rockford 59 30 62 39 42 78 50 76 49 Sacramento St Louis St Thomas, V.I. 63 Lincoln Little Rock Los Angeles cdy cdy cdy 71 53 rn 65 42 cdy Salem,Ore. Salt Lake City San Angeio San Antonio San Diego San Francisco San Jose Louisville Lubbock Macon Madison Medford 90 56 cdy 78 43 59 27 53 36 cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy .18 76 47 67 92 57 Milwaukee 44 34 cdy cdy Mpls-StPa- 60 38 Mobile 82 48 cdy clr cdy cdy rn clr cdy clr cdy sn Montgomery Nashville New Orleans New York City Newark 80 45 72 40 78 57 58 42 .06 58 44 .10 Norfolk.Va. 63 42 North Platte Oklahoma City Omaha Orlando Paducah Peoria Philadelphia Phoenii Pittsburgh Poeatello Portland.Maine Portland,Ore. Providence pueblo 78 35 60 43 57 31 50 35 50 GreensborOjN.C. 71 32 37 cdy cdy Harrisburg Hartford Spgfld Helena 53 41 54 41 47 33 Honolulu Houston 85 73 80 52 clr cdy cdy cdy cdy Huntsville.Ala. Indianapolis 74 42 cdy 61 35 cdy JscksoMiiss. 77 42 cdy Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City 73 51 49 30 78 52 Knoxville 71 39 Lake Charles Lansing 77 52 56 30 clr rn cdy cdy cdy cdy .45 67 80 Grand Junction Grand Rapids Great Falls Green Bay .07 ; Memphis Miami Beach a Raleigh-Durha- RapidCity Reno Richmond Roanoke Rochester ,N.Y. clr clr cdy cdy 77 51 cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy 81 60 clr 76 37 62 40 cdy cdy 56 41 78 61 42 38 48 32 53 41 51 39 .16 56 44 .02 71 30 71 38 55 30 79 53 SO 32 62 37 65 47 43 38 ; I , clr clr cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy .13 .01 .04 71 91 54 48 85 84 64 62 64 86 San Juan.P.R. Santa Fe St Ste Marie Savannah Seattle Shreveport 71 39 76 52 80 Sioux City Sioux Fails South Bend 73 Spokane 47 Springfield,ni. 67 65 56 Springfield,Mo. 77 Syracuse Tallahassee Tampa-S- t Ptrsbg 49 ToledO 57 79 82 78 Topeka Tucson Tulsa Tupelo Waco 85 81 75 81 55 Washington,D.C. W Palm Beach Wichita Wichita Falls 83 79 84 e 49 Wilmington.Del. 54 Yakima 55 .Youngstown Yuma 77 Wilkes-Barr- 39 : B NORTHERN AND CENTRAL NEVADA: Today mostly cloudy. Chance of snow showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs CLOUDY Las Vegas Lexington Midland-Odess- : to 50. 9 NORTHERN IDAHO: Today partly cloudy. Highs 40Isolated 30. 20 to cold. Lows fair and cloudy. Sunday partly Tonight afternoon showers. Highs 45 to 55 . U CENTRAL IDAHO: Today cool with a mix of clouds and sunshine. Isolated showers in the afternoon. Highs 35 to 45. Tonight fair and cold. Lows 5 to 15. Sunday partly cloudy. A slight chance of a NEVADA RAIN lower 40s to lower 50s. Tonight chance of snow. Lows upper teens to l lower 30s. Sunday mostly cloudy with a chance of snow showers. Highs' ; upper 30s to upper 40s. B SOUTHERN NEVADA: Today mostly sunny in the morning.' mid-70- s. Tonight ' Increasing clouds in the afternoon. Highs upper 50s to 4,000-5,00- 0 level Snow showers. chance of with a slight mostly cloudy feet. Lows lower 40s to lower 50s. Sunday mostly cloudy and cooler-witfeet. Highs : a chance of thunderstorms. Snow level 4,000-5,00- 0 mid-60s. upper 40s to Press Columbus.Ohio IDAHO S SOUTHERN IDAHO: Today cool with a mix of clouds and ; sunshine. Highs in the 40s. Tonight fair and cold. Lows 20 to 30. Sunday partly cloudy. A chance of afternoon showers mainly east. Highs 50 to 55. TCitpeiatnges : Friday 1995 S 00 SHOWERS mid-60- s. shower. Highs 45 to 55. STATIONARY WARM HIGH f J- - FRONTS: On the other side of the Rockies, gusty winds developed in Colorado, rising to 54 mph near Colorado Springs and nearly 50 mph in Denver. A 49 mph gust was measured at Rawlins, Wyo. The Associated Press mid-30- s. 50s. Wind chills have been in the single digits, a sharp drop from Thursday's temperatures in the By 5. mid-20- half-mil- of snow fell by The Associated Press urn miumLjtm-BjMimMim- inches 10 h cdy clr 47 cdy 72 cdy 36 .13 cdy 32 .41 sn 57 cdy 49 cdy 54 rn 47 clr 46 clr 70 cdy 40 cdy 29 cdy 54 cdy 40 clr 42 cdy 44 cdy 41 cdy 31 rn 29 clr 40 cdy 46 cdy clr 36 48 clr 59 clr 35 rn 49 cdy 49 clr 54 cdy 42 cdy 55 cdy 45 cdy 63 cdy 52 cdy 51 cdy cfr 37 .04 37 cdy 26 clr 37 .01 rn 62 clr Cloudy and cool f- - '.; ! By Gordon Hansen, 11, of ' - Cascade Elementary High 96 at Childress, Texas from returns 'Love tour Boat' combat prosecutors Simpson Women joined men - said. The aircraft carrier arrived try to revive witness By The Associated Press Developments Friday in the O.J. Simpson murder case: WITNESS REHABILITATION: Trying to reverse damage done to criminalist Dennis Fung's testimony under prosecutor Hank Goldberg questioned him to show that exact recall of n, events was unimpor- tant. Fung said the greater scientific importance was that a vial of Simpson's blood was closed and in an evidence envelope, not how it was carried to his vehicle. To refute a claim that erasure marks on. a document were evidence of a conof spiracy to hide a frame-u- p Simpson, Goldberg noted the erasure was'not very thorough, and Fung said his lab didn't lack on aircraft carrier By AMANDA KELL erasers. He also said he never took credit for work done by colleague Andrea Mazzola but that, as supervisor, he made all decisions. , PAGE 4: Judge Lance Ito ruled the prosecution erred Thursday by failing to tell the com t and the defense that it had found an original document that the defense had just told jurors seemed to have been replaced with a forgery. The judge said the mixup between the original Page 4 and a copy was inadvertent, but he would have to tell the jury about the violation because of his order that originals must be provided to the defense. Associated Press Writer - The USS NORFOLK, Va. Eisenhower returned home Friday after six months at sea during which women flew, refueled planes and worked in the radio room of a warship for the first time on an extended combat tour. "They've made every commitment they've had to make, in the Mediterranean, in the Adriatic, in exercises with NATO allies," said an Atlantic Fleet spokesman, Cmdr. Kevin Wensing. ' "They've had men and women aviators flying combat patrols over Bosnia and southern Iraq," he pre-existi- about 3:30 p.m. at the Norfolk Naval Base to a crowd of about 5,000 people. On board were 415 women among the crew and air wing of about 5,000. "It was nervous and tense until we got used to each other," Airn, man Gabriele Monaco, 19, of reshe said when N.J., turned. "It was wonderful . ' ' All eyes were on the Eisenhower when it went to sea in October. Naysayers warned that the women wouldn't perform as well as men and fraternization would be a problem. Mid-dletow- There were 15 pregnancies, but of the women boarded the ship that way last fall. The three others got pregnant while on Shore leave two by off the ship in Europe 12 WHAT'S NEXT: Fung returns to the stand Monday for more questioning. c . their husbands and one who wasn't married. The pregnancy rate is far lower had "a mishap-fre- e cruise." The ship and its air wing of about 80 planes "have performed in a magnificent fashion," he said. The Eisenhower crew was the first to include men and women on a long tour on a combat vessel. The Navy first assigned women to support vessels, such as maintenance ships, in 1978. In 1993, after President Clinton took office, Congress passed a de- -, fense budget that repealed the restriction on women serving on Navy combat ships. than the national rate for women in the 20s, the same age group mostly. Some critics dubbed the ship a "Love Boat," a moniker that makes the Navy chafe despite a man who videotaped himself having sex with a woman on the ship. Both crew members were sent ashore, as was a warrant officer who watched the tape but didn't report it. Six couples went to the captain and declared they had fallen in love while two women complained they were sexually harassed, said the April 17 issue of Time magazine, which had a writer on the Eisenhower last month. Wensing said the Eisenhower Retired Adm. Harry D. Train II, who was commander of Navy ships in the Atlantic when women were first assigned to them in the late 1970s, said if he had to answer for the Eisenhower's cruise, would not be dismayed . ' ' "L 1 i and ct afoUHM SCAFFOLDING, INC. OF UTAH Inmate sentenced for fondling stepdaughter during prison visit - A man OMAHA, Neb. 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