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Show ABN MORESBY Pollution Statistics recorded at the Utah Division of Air Statistics recorded through p.m. yesterday Northern Utah Utah high Utah k A large, slow-moving storm acro: mainly duringthe afternoon across the Provo Laketown @ 486 \ Southern Utah 7Temperatures will remain below normaltoday across the region asa storm across the Ogden higherelevationswill see a showertoday, mainly during will be warmer. elmLECry Utah weathare 575-7669, 975-4499,973-3066 | Air Quality - 533-7239 , highs and tonight's‘ lows. (69)493.0400 Highway Conditions - 964-6000 or Temperatures are today’s Beoie aeieee)alert)eee ™ TODAY SATURDAY i Ba , SUNDAY MONDAY a EY FO. a Gs et Ae esi! " Mostly cloudy with a shower in spots 61/43 Amixof clouds and sunshine 65/45 f Mostly sunny and warmer. Sunnyto Partly cloudy. 74/47 74/49 7 Southwest Utah 5-day forecast 5 TODAY i, ; SATURDAY SUNDAY 2 ‘i a. ‘ cad Mostly cloudy TUESDAY 5 = Partly sunny and comfortable. 74/49 : MONDAY 2: ate Se TUESDAY ae i Times of with a shower clouds and in places. sunshine. 63/37 es Mostly sunny and warmer. 67/40 74142 ouee New it 3 Amix ot BRE clouds and SrrRinG 72/48 . " Mostly sunny andpleasant. 76/50 happy,’ says Utah Power spokesman David Eskelsen. “This could be a win-win proposition.” Logan officials were mum Thursday, meeting behind closed doors late in the day to discuss strategy. But the city’s top executives reportedly are not happy. City officials reportedly have retained a pair of attorneys to consider filing a lawsuit against USU for dropping its contract USU and Logan. They also have fought overwaterrates. with the city. The 6-year-old contract wasn’t due to expire until 2008 USU President George Emert last year said the university cannot justify buying power from the city when cheaper sources can be found through competitive bidding. The city contract reportedly ~seost USU $550,00 to $650,000 a year more than it would pay to In 1993, the university paid only part of its water bill for several months to protest a 150% rate increase the city imposed. Therate hike caused the university, pressed by explosive student growth and dwindling dollars, to re-examine all of its utility arrangements with the city. under construction in the Brickyard Plaza when the fraud and embezzlement scheme was uncovered in 1992. Instead of opening the fourth store, the company ‘filed for bankruptcy and pulled out ofthe state, shutting down its operations in Ogden, West Valley City and Orem. The U.S. District Court trial was Monus’ second, His first ended in a hung jury in June, and a federal investigation into allegations of jury tampering in that trial is continuing. Prosecutors said Monus looted the company to bankroll a lavish lifestyle and prop up his failed ‘World Basketball League minor“league sports venture. He was ac“cused of diverting $8.8 million to ithe WBLand more than $500,000 for his own uses. Monus smiled slightly and shook his head as the verdicts © were announced. ude GeorgeWpite rejected Judge 62 39 0.17_| 57 41 60 44 58 41 The Associated Press contributed to this story. an initial defense request that Monusbereleased on bond prior to sentencing but said a hearing would be held on the issue, perhapsas early as next week. Monus'’ lead lawyer, J. Michael Murray, said he would appeal. Defense attorneys argued Monuswasthe victim of his chief financial officer, Patrick Finn, whotestified against him, The defense claimed Finn and PharMor’s chief executive officer, Pittsburgh grocery executive David Shapira, made Monus the scapegoatfor their own wrongdoing and mismanagement Shapira has never been charged and has denied knowledgeof the fraud until after Monuswasfired in mid-1992, a few weeks before Phaf-Mor sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Finn, who was also fired in 1992, pleadedguilty to fraud and tax charges and received a reduced sentence for cooperating with prosecutors and testifying against Monus. Prosecutors said Monus’ fraud began in 1988 when he and Finn agreed to hide Phar-Mor's losses by doctoring the Youngstownbased company's books, It spiraled out of control as the losses grewand more and more money was diverted to the WBL, they said 4:30 am ae ROR National summary eeaaie 72 47 pe $8 aac «88 Oe 61 420 tare 8 44 ap Milford 241 62 38 033 Rexburg 67 48.«— 88 age 65. ape. | ARNE | Monticello 8 57 0.14 0.05 Billings GreatFalls 58 37 0.05 49 39.7 §5 36 Tr 60 41f Missoula 67 95 Pee Randoph Richfield Roosevell sAtpainy HongKong 88 pc ‘sero 75 S7¢ Jakarta ricslom 61 585 | Kiev 76 S6pc | London | Madrid 7 018 $8 of 48 68S 81 60 Tr 69 50 shh Austin 87 72 86 72c 87 65 7 7c 6. = ¥ e ae 56 0.20 64 48 sh Charleston, SC 89 63 90 68s Charleston, WV 81 60 76 60¢ Charlotte 85 65 89 67s Baltimore Pll Chicago, 58 480.20 68 §2/po Cingimne 78. 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Lite Rock Lom Angeles Indianapolis 88 70 91 665 67°49 Tre eanea’sh 84 Sd 66 022 74 87 671 68 86 po 45 98 0.09 58 418h Toronto 66 48pc 42.94 88900" Vancower 73 385 50 39 81 48 G4 0.91 §1 64 S15 GEC | Vienna Warsaw 64 S7pc 54 70 is ES ae 60 0.36 72 S5Bc Raleigh Rlchmond poe 79 69 59 90. ‘St Louis San Diego San Francisco ‘Savannah Seattle Sloux Falls Spoki springtel, i Syracuse Tampa Trenton q Washington @8 87 67) 76. BOt 58 Wichita 48 002 74 Weather(W): s-sunny, pe-partly cloudy, ¢-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, Lice, Prep -precipitation, Tr-trace, Furniture & appliance outiet isBb rh Geiee\~ Naa wil ; hare 20-70% off original retail price ® washers © dryers ® refrigerators ® ranges ® ® @ ® vacuums microwaves sofas loveseats ® recliners ® end tables © mattresses @® and much more Includes one-of-a-kind, out of carton, discontinued floor samples, dented, scratched & reconditioned items. Hurry while quantities last! Shipments arriving: daily! Fantastic Buys On MICROWAVES VACUUMS STARTING $8988 STARTING AT AT $5988 iAiLNew SPECIAL SAVINGS ON WASHERS & DRYERS FURNITURE & APPLIANCE OUTLET money back. 175 W. 1300 S. 483-1960 Mon.-Sat. 9-6 Sun. 10-3 Salt Lake City, Expiron 5/29/98 Brac ee Amerion's favorite cards at Beare. Open # ReareChargs tnd minutes of tees Ask ue bow! ihe 4 th Hat! ae 82 72 57 095 71 56c Tr 78 Get 84 68 61 50 007 72 48s Dayton St % 8ht apye 87 88 7755 61 47 69 50¢Pe 4 o oe 61 44 e 84 64c 8 69 pc 88 54.¢ Oniahoma Cy 66 64 T 80 eft Omaha 65 50 Tr 53 34¢ 68 59 geet ‘Memphis = 7 Miami 88 T 77 0! 045 Milwaukee 61 47 002 i Minneapolis 70 46 Mobile Montgomery ed cs Montpelier 63 42 Nashville 86 65 New Orleans 91 68 New York 73 62 0.17 Detroit 68 447 | MexicoCity 82 571 W.Yellwstone 50 30 Today Hi Lo Prep. Hi LoW Des Moines 55 «60. 454 68 S5p¢ 79 55s Anchorage Atianta, Atlantic City Yesterday City Davenport St.George 85 38. 70 48t 59 39p¢ a2 e Calgary c Copenhagen 70 53s Dublin 60 50sh Frankiut 81 615 Geneva 68 S48h oe . Ce 62 90 77pc Tooele Kalispell 64 54r 75 721 Today Hi Lo Prep. HI Lo W 81 598 0.28 (0.18 61 56 56 70 City 64 44 pc 61. 390.75 35 a3 66s 83 61 pc Manila 45 46 Vernal Wendover W. ZionValley Park MONTANA Yesterday cit Belgrade | Montreal peel 5928008 59 58 Unsettled weatherwill return to the midsection of the nation today with showers and thunderstorms from Nebraska to northem Texas. A steadier rain will move through the northern Rockies andinto the northern Plains. Temperatures will notrise above ‘ the 40s in portions ofthis area. Warm, humid weather will persist in the South. ———EVADA Moscow SaltLake 60 470.26 earch Be, Seen oe pan. Fork SunValoy 64 3B 59 43° 0.24 4595 Today Hi Low 87 40-55 306 jee 66 471 Bermuda 62 43t Bogota 9 84 441" | Buenos Aires 65 45 ee | bol Manti ParkCity High: 110 in Lajitas, Texas All maps,forecasts and data provided by Accu-Weather, inc. © 1995 Amsterdam 69 51s, Athens 84 79pc 635 - i; ae = ped Bangkok 98 88 64 0 675 | Barbados 90 73pc Boling Faleee f 63 43 Colo, Sprgs. 43 38 0.28 Denver $8 40 61EAA 38 0.96 GrandJct. 67 44 Tr | IDAHO 59 40 0.10 ejgg 75°46 70 47 0.03 Gpeurgal 61 41 69 42 Tr idahoFells 63 46 a a, 9? Lewiston 75 48 e me zy Poxatolio 6847 43 32 Low:20 in Allens Park, Colorado; June 19 6:31 p.m Moonrise today. Aspen 0.30 Tr 0.78 61 40 82/54 @ Continued from B-12 Coalville Delta Duchesne Escalant Fou illmor Flaming Gorge Green River Hanksville ee rane 39 84/54 Phar-Mor Scheme Brings Jury Conviction Codarcity 53 Utah Power. Power sales to USU generated $2.25 million for Logan two years ago. Loganofficials earlier this year acknowledged the city’s rates were 6% higher than the cost of providing service to the university. In the face of competitive bids from Utah Powerandfive other companies, Logan offered to lowerits rates to $1.95 million, Utah Power's bid camein at $1.86 million, just $9,000less. “Competition like this is what the future holds for the utility industry,” Utah Power’s Eskelsen says. Theelectricity brouhahais not i the first utility battle between @ Continued from B-12 nae ‘ National ARIZONA 41 rice 82/52 ‘To Utah Power 47 32 67 sunshine. sunny. Moonset today.... Yesterday Today | Bullfrog noon clouds. Partly June12 Shown are noonpositions of weather systems and cm “er precipitation. Temperature bands arehighsforthe Warr eels day. - Forecast hight ivanereaeiiees are given for Stationary amelie Last ANY| June6 Hi Lo Prep. Hi Low City Capitol Reef 0.11 y A Full Showers T-storms Rain Fd Flurries 0 May 29 city ar Biggnig 0.36 and warm May Switch Prep 45 Sunnyto partly cloudy Seand USU Lo 42 33 6 40 0.04 87 46 0.08 Brigham City 64 47 0.04 sic 60 Dhotiie Partly sunny Hi Alta Blanding Bounttul 60 46 oe, £ Yesterday City ‘Ogden TUESDAY S Coa CC Orem 74144 First P| This evening Amix of 74144 39 Statisics recorded atthe Intermountain Allergy Clinic for yesterday, Mulberry Low Maple Moderate Grass Moderate Cotionwood Low Speen vy clouds and SEMeeChMee . TODAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY > This morning someatter- Sunshine then (St. George area temperatures average approx. 11 degrees higher thanoverall southwest region.) ye RY ar 2s » 3 eee ties - Good Salt Lake & Utah counties- High; 10+, Very Hi ? 6:02 a.m NIA Good acrossthe region. A few of the the afternoon. The weekend 13 12 Ca a Ogden/Provo; 4g. 92in 1961 32 in 1975 Source: Ray Ban UV NetworkSM keepscool and unstableair NA «NA eee oy 0-50, Good; 51-100, Moderate: 101-200, Unhealthful; 201-300, Very Unheaithtul The Ray-Ban index shows the relative amountof the sun's UVradiationthat reaches the earth ete Tom. ee Today Tom. g 2 im, 1 1 Son ee 1-3, Low; 4-5, Minimal; 6-7, Moderate; 8-9, front range of the Rockies 13° 9 2% Today Sait Lake City, Davis and Weber jeparture from norma Normal highieforsal Salttae Lake Neaotioy Record high for Salt Lake Record low for Salt Lake se 7/38 Berdoiph 9 25 Utah County i Precipitation Precipitation this month Departure from normal Precipitation eaeeeion since Oct. : 1, 1994 for the weekend. =~ S.L & Davis County = fee higherelevations. A warming and sunnier trend will Salt Lake City . BCere showers around, . Carbon Monoxide Particulates Ozone 1.02" atKanab Ks h plenty of clouds. BemeeileBislcstet tg Quality through 6 p.m. yesterday. 28 at Duck Creek Utah highest precip of the Rockies will keep our Therewill be a few 76 at St. George |
