Show Standard-Examin- attar er Sunday November 26 2000 13B So how did this whole scarf thing Animal start again? thought might be cold I That’s what I thought Logan "f 1 - t V-- 4 V The 4 Brigham City- Great Salt Ogden V 46V 2 Morgan City ‘ - 46 r sunny Today forecast: O' High precipitation: 0 00’ Sunnse 7 29 a m Ogden precipitation: 0 00’ Precipitation this month: 0 72’ Departure from norm: 1 25 ’ ql Logan ’ Oodan'y ft Vh Orem M44V30 Wendc m 45729 4529 rt ' vty’Prowo ! t i f x I? oa o z tl) l - v ‘ Richfield 41725 T' vCedar City f rnr’ “ V- ' ' - ’'''f o 5 01 pm Today’s ultraviolet index : Moderate Good 0 Weather 1 River recreation 1 Avalanche 9 Air Quality Highway conditions 2 Ski report wwwstandardnet Online High Dangerous rjzzzzzn I Utah update 2L 123 1211 DO 1217 1225 Light pollution washes out views of the Milky Way but ttie Milky Way blocks astronomers views too1 Its stars appear so densely packed that astronomers cannot easily see through them Source Momson Planetarium Moab 40724 Source Utah Division ol QiwUty ma I:: SepehfHSh w 24 hr 24 Today Barcelona Belgrade Low Mod High 'VHigtV Source Intermountatn Atteiqy Choc Salt Lake Res East Canyon ll" Berlin Brussels Budapest Copenhagen tf Oublln Edinburgh Frankfurt Geneva Helsinki Lisbon London Madrid Milan elevation(tt (Outtlow 4201 50 4859 04 50 Sid 5673 32 7 sld STATE Of- Oslo Pans - " 7 Rome -t - Sarajevo 52728 527ZS’ Zk" Stockholm Vienna Warsaw Mo4icello ‘i 49f33 Damascus Istanbul Jerusalem ' ' 54731-- JL: maps forecasts and data provided by AccuWeather Inc 2000 ' - Riyadh Tehran AcaiVi nattier com Auckland Brisbane Fiji Melbourne Perth x I tC M x Showers Sydney Tahiti TS8-- j y Brasilia Bogota Buenos Aires Snow Ice Caracas La Paz Lima Montevideo Quito Recife Rio de Janeiro ilhuahua ‘ Santiago Sao Paulo the East Coast of the nation today there wUI be some rain in New England end showeis through western Is ready to move eshora bringing rain Ip weslem Washington end showers to Oregon The be under the control of high pressure Oho Farther west another storm system rest ol the country will Can Utah meet baby boomers’ needs? ple of senior centers nowadays It is located on 27000 square feet spread over two floors and has a score of activities going on at once from fitness to art classes t J un Di As life expectancy stretches senior centers have also adapted to become more intergeneration-a- l to satisfy people from 60 to 90 years old “Twenty years ago an was rare and a looked 85” Turner said “We have extended age dramatically increased the numbers incredibly and we have not even hit the baby boomer group” “People are moving in from all over the United States and these are older active Americans who have the economic means to relocate Age is going to he thrown out the window I think people will insist on not ” being treated like frail dependent geezers - Scott D Wright an associate professor in the University of Utah’s Gerontology Center The Associated Press SALT LAKE CITY - In just six years the first group of baby boomers will turn 60 In 20 years Utah's aging population will be more than double “A lot of people are panicking and saying 'What are we going to do with all of them?’ ” said David Turner centers program manager for Salt Lake County cate” said Scott D Wright an Aging Services “I’m celebrating and saying ’Thank God they are here’ What more could we have wanted out of the good care of people?” Not only are Utah residents living longer ‘the state is becoming a prime destination for older affluent Americans giving gerontologists a new phenomenon to ponder: the Floridazation of the Beehive State “People are moving in from all over the United States and these are older active Americans who have the economic means to relo- - associate professor in the University of Utah’s Gerontology Center The question is will cities be able to meet the needs of the aging baby boomers? 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