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Occasionally, the coldest air will slip west of the Rockies and ig Sky watch @ New the groundanddoesn’tusually penetrate to the produce very cold temperatures in Utah andsurrounding states. : National forecast May4— ID aera ae ‘Full May13._—*s Last quarter May 20 Tonight's Sky: New moon occurs at 11:44 a.m. Go out and view the Milky Wayin the moonless night sky. eialieae RISES ‘SETS MERCURY 52am, 627 pm SUN 6:32am. 8:17 p.m. 6:30am. 8:18 cidp.m. » yupITER we MOON 6:14am 8:41 p.m. 6:45am. 9:58 p.m. Source: Jim Todd, Oregon Museum of Science and industry SATURN i gee aIpm. ose 1222pm. 21am Families of Sept. 11 victims push for memorial funding Kimberly Hefling TH nearly 1,700-acresitein rural western Pennsylvania as part ofa larger spendingbill. WASHINGTON — Family Patrick White, whose cousin. membersof those aboard Unitwas onthe hijacked plane, ed Flight 93 said Wednesday said he stopped by Taylor's ofthey were confident they would fice Wednesday and received get federal funds to buildamea “very favorable” reception morial where the plane crashed from his staff. in Pennsylvania on Sept. 11, “We've hada dialogue with 2001, — despite opposition from his office since last year and a key lawmaker. we'rejust looking to continue Rep.Charles H. Taylor, Rthat process,” White said. N.C., chaitman of the House A ay before the families arAppropriations subcommittee rived on CapitolHill, Tayloristhat oversees the Interior De- | sued athree-page statement in partment, has blocked funding which he saidhe wastroubled to buy land for the memorial by the project’s size and cost, the last two years, and has * and was concerned additional expressed concerns about fund- federal funding might be needing it when it comes before his ed if not enoughprivate dollars committee next week. were raised. “We will make The White House has resure those people who sacriquested $5 million for the ficed will get a realistic and hee sora lasting tribute,” Taylor said. When asked about the memorial Wednesday,Taylor's press secretary referred reporters back to Tuesday's statement. White andeight other family membersof those onboard werejoined at a CapitolHill news canference Wednesday by Rep.Bill Shuster, R-Pa., whose district includes the crashsite, and Pennsylvania Republican Sens. Arlen Specter and Rick Santorum. All three said they would fight to fund the memorial, and were’confident money would be available. Shuster said Taylor is “coming around.” He said _he also hadpositive conversations with Rep.Jerry Lewis, R-Calif., chairman of the House Appropriations Committee. David Beamer, whose son Todd Beamerwas on the flight, said the crashsite isboth a bat_tleground anda ground thatsignifies “our first successful counterattack” to the Sept. 11 attacks. “I encourageall of you, my fellow Americans and free people everywhere,to support the project,” Beamersaid. The WhiteHouse has requested $5 million for the nearly 1,700-acresite in rural western Pennsylvania as part of a larger spending bill. Project backersare planning to seek an additional $5 million next year. The memorial is estimated to _cost nearly, $58 million — $30 million of which is to be raised by private donations. Of the $30 million, about $7.5 million has _been raised since a campaign started last year, according toa memorial spokeswoman. GENE J. PUSKAR/Associated Press The temporary memorial to passengers of United Flight 93 is shownin Shanksville, Pa., on Sept. 10, 2004.. |