| Show - 4 - 2B The Salt Lake Tribune Saturday November Ski Season Starts Today as Lift Opens at Brighton Continued from d of skiing Ac cording to Ski Utah's Mark Dixon Brighton should be the only spot skiers can get a lift until Nordic Valley opens Nov 15 Alta Park City and Solitude are scheduled to open Nov 17 with Brian Head Powder Mountain and Snowbird planning Nov 18 openings Last season Utah resorts attracted a record number of 2572154 skier days ((one skier spending at least part of a day at a Utah resort) and that over the previous figure was 36 record 2491191 which was set in the 1985-8season With the men's and women's alpine World Cup scheduled Thanksgiving week at Park City and the nor-th- e World Cup Dec 0 on Jeremy Ranch's Mountain Dell course Utah will open the season with the world's eyes riveted here 6 : - that was gen- ment of Energy report erally negative on cold fusion and its implications as an energy source but they were very pleased with a recent National Science Foundation meeting that took a less skeptical view "We found the meeting in Washington extremely constructive" Dr Fleischmann said "It was the sort of interchange from which you would go away and rethink your program your own attitudes toward the work so we found it extremely helpful and Continued From of every negative paper that has come out has been open and closed in a week That's a fact" He also disputed statements by some scientists that even if the effects are real it has little hope as an energy source "That's what we're here for That's what this institute is here for Any device that puts out continuous energy at the rate of a nuclear fission reactor which our cells do 1 don't see how you can say that it isn't a poFsibl3 energy B-- half-centur- y 1 positive" They said other researchers brought forth several ideas for nuclear paths other than the basic fu- source" Dr Rossi's report on the scientific program at the institute cautioned that there are still large questions that remain unanswered "There is as yet no published data from an experiment demonstrating convincingly that the energy balance is positive over its entire course and which ties this excess energy undeniably to a nuclear process" The device's use as an energy source depends on it being a nuclear process Dr Pons and Dr Fleischmann had little to say about a recent Depart sion of heavy hydrogen and they are checking those out through experimentation The institute also released its first quarterly report describing what it is doing and where the state's money is going As of Oct 15 they had spent $417068 All of that money has come from the state but U Vice President James Brophy said they are still pursuing other funds from private and federal sources Ordeal Retold As Rape Trial Double Murderer Opens in US Court 4-D- ay Continued From B I missive timid easily frightened and passive" he said in opening arguments "On the other hand he was aggressive he perceived himself as attractive to her "They were from two different worlds where a bold masculine man approached pushing himself on her as many young men do to young women She perceived that as being forced He perceived it as kindness as someone who cared He believed romance was in the offing" Ms Campbell told the jury the woman was too terrified to scream or run away Mr DeLand said every time the high school graduate did as she was told Galloway was more certain she cared for him "It sounds far fetched" he said "But it's not" The woman's mother testified the day of the abduction her daughter went to the mall happy to buy clothes for school Her family found her pounding at her door four days later disheveled and hysterical "She clung to her father She kept " shaking her head and crying ! - State Forecast Stout Can't Recall Killings 11-- 1 3-- 4 Jr01 50 - 4 - 12- Expected Temperatures -- 111111‘' ‘111111e gorss dr 111110 Surge 7133 AEI 7() K141 Air Pollution Index I tt—k 40 441441111tivior 06 rmilt Simmer NOvrrale tOMPIVIk00 PW (D Highest ak pollution figures tot seiected eines Source— 9 inch Health Dept MO good 0 moderate 9 unheoithtul very unhealthful 330500 hazard oust(0Z—ozone CO—cotton rnonowile PA—PespraSoft Lake Ctty—PA 60 ale particulates Prove—Co 7100den—CO 44AI and Davis Cowlfies—CO 56 Utah County—Co 44 Weber County—CO 0 Ifftl2tCrIL yr A ricoA OVAild e OKIP A mI Itttq“ titta tokodo 11004AS S AAA a 07- 223 - 0110 Ci SoO ILPPle VOW PT a ou rw WooPoo &ma w cct 21 poommunommolouninmo Area Forecast ' Saturday and Sunday Northern Utah Forecast — Wascrtch Front Code Valley and Great Satt Lake Desert — The northern forecast calls to considerable cloudiness with scattered showers at times on Saturday afternoon through Sunday Chance of measurable rain at Salt Lake City is 30 percent Saturday afternoon through Sunday Highs in the mid to upper 50s with lows in the low to mid30s The Groot Solt Lake Desert will hove highs in the upper 50$ and lows in the low to mid30s Coale valley — The forecast coils for considerable cloudiness with scattered showers at times on Saturday afternoon through Sunday Highs In the mid to upper SO& with lows in the low to mid-3Uinta basin — The forecast coils for mostly cloudy skies throughout the week s end Highs at Vernal will be In the with lows In the upper 20s Southern Utah Forecast — Sevier ley — The Southern Utah forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and higher temperatures throughout the weekend Highs will be in the upper 501 to low 60s with lows in the mid-50- low to mitt-20- s Southeast Utah — The forecast for the region calls for cloudy skies throughout the weekend Temperatures slightly wormer during the weekend Winds variable ona breezy dunng the morning hours on Sun Highs In the upper 50s to low 60t with lows in the low to mict-20- s Utah's Dixie — The regional forecast calls tor considerable cloudiness throughout the weekend Temperatures slightly warmer during the weekend Highs at St with lows in the midGeorge in the mid-70- s day 309 Southwest Vaneys and Deserts — the forecast calls for consiclencible cloudiness with scattered showers on Saturday and Sunday Temperatures slightly warmer during the weekend Highs in the low to mid603 wrth lows In the low to mid-20- s Recreational Areas — Lake Powell Canyonlands and Zion National Park — The forecast for Utah's recreational regions calls for Increasing cloudiness over southern Utah during the weekend Scattered showers developing late in the ailernoon on Saturday OWN northern Utah Highs at Lake Powell In the low 60s with lows In the mid-30- s Canyon land's highs in the low to mid-50- s wrtti lows in the mid-20- s to low 30s Highs at Zion's National Park In the low 70s with lows In the mid-3Flaming Gorge highs in the low Ws with lows in the mid20s 3 to 5 Day Extended Forecast — A cold front will move into the northern portion of the state late Saturday Monday through Wednesday vanable cloudiness wtth 0 few rain showers in the valley at times and cc casional snow showers in the mountains Monday ond Tuesday Snow level 6 to 7 thousand feet Colder with occasional rain and snow developing northwest Tuesday night Scattered snow and colder over the state Wednesday Highs 45 to 55 on Mon day and Tuesday with highs In the 30s to mid40s on Wednesday Lows In the upper 20s to lowering to upper teens and 20s by Wednesday mic1-30- 4 Daily Data prectrytation— 000 Precipitation this month — Accumulative deficiency — 012 182 Ptecipitation since Oct I 1989 — Accumulative excess — 046 State high — 67 at Zion HP State low — 10 at Hanky111 SLC high — 54 degrees 25 degrees SIC low — Normal high tar this date — 57 degrees Normal low tor this dote — 33 degrees Record high for this date — 71 degrees — for low this date Record 6 degrees Sunrise Today — 702 MST Sunset Today — 521 MST Utah Agriculture Forecast Lttah's ogrt cultural regions will have mashy cloudy sides wtth scattered showers on Saturday and Sunday Walmer Highs In the mid50s with lows In the 20s to 30s OPMENOMPIMMENSIONINE110 Weather Summar" Intermountain Swede E1ko Los I—Troce WS—Summery vemettays CondIttons H t UM 51 1 26 MM MM S4 61 62 10 12 24 16 11 24 24 20 10 17 20 31 21 11 12 21 17 20 34 16 23 32 13 13 13 31 Utah 1J° Bt010mg BgQ"CY BNC(Convor Jittyry3 CeøorC NM florrrtg Golge 50 Gmeitt ktYtt' Honkss Hebet : CrIte SO 1 60 41 Heim SO kortot3 Logan Midway 65 49 MiPtord Noot) Moetitc6 43 51 66 51 Neoh Ogden M Pont Coy Pnce 41 1'4°0 PonaoDh 1cothed Pooseiert $on Lake Cot Spanish FtDit St Geoge unN of WV' vertol Aer cove' l:tr O 49 CooMlie Deno Finmore Nat 13 57 50 51 44 64 17 57 50 75 53 52 64 41 67 1Teete vegos Reno vs'nnernocco WYsevill IS SI 12 73 65 37 22 5 17 National Yotday's rand Mons N letif IC Sties kncrorag 33 14 20 2$ Las 54 sQlts Is 27 26 26 27 21 Sect PeOLf9 13 41 52 41 comana Sam Dego San koloscia $4 79 60 76 17 Montemo Yellowstone MM MIA Cokxode Dermr Gand Arc140 07 52 29 20 EonstOrt oronue Pock $7inncis Idaho 3349 'cUrio Falls Pocate410 trn oi 51rdreit Chicago Dethait Kansas City nnedpaits Korv London McArtO ea a NIong Mextoo Writeal 35 25 21 24 Mosco Oslo Pogs 21 Syche' Qom Tovec Cv 73 45 45 41 64 10 10 64 44 44 tidy 64 rein kW 0 46 41 73 Mir tan min clay 44 46 Mir 51 fair 30 32 41 54 53 cidy cidy min rain Mit 6i tan 50 son ten 43 25 39 20 40 28 54 30 If 15 60 33 54 21 Laois 51 31 COY last Ccow1114Atts iJ01103 &fel Cairo Dubin 15 14 13 54 44 48 51 Omaha Oklahoma Yeeterany's 51 54 64 7ft 52 55 77 57 kigees Plecip Todays Forecast N I WS 38 19 14 82 54 13 31 snore snow 68 Nay 53 fair 44 Ow SO fair 68 51 clay M 41 rain blichoott Global Temps A''reetler" Strin IS 15 Fartionks i4cnclulu 31 L 4224 45 50 45 44 43 Cospet Cheyenne 27 39 57 The Utah Bureau of Air Quality has issued a notice of violation to the Jordan School District for mishanceiling tiles at Southland Eldling asbestos-containin- g ementary School 12675 S 2700 West Riverton Burnell Cordner director of the bureau said inspectors on Oct 27 discoverel that 40 square feet of ceiling tiles had been improperly removed from a classroom by a district employee "Pieces of ceiling tile that had been broken off during the removal were observed on the wall and on the rug in the classroom The classroom was in use at the time of the inspection" according to the notice sent to the school district Asked if the children were placed at risk by the improper handling of the tiles Mr Cordner said: "I suspect they may have been yes 1 don't think I would panic about it if I was a parent but I would be concerned that the school district was a little bit negligent in the way it removed the asbestos" Raymond W Whittenburg superintendent of the Jordan District emphatically denied that children were placed at risk as a result of the tiles "Absolutely not This was not a problem of endangering children" he said "You need to understand we're talking about a very and had small area in the school We were a small section that wasn't completely covered Some water got inside and into the ceiling tile The custodi BLM's Approval 'Improper for Trip to Canyon Utah conservationists have won an administrative appeal arising from last spring's Jeep Jamboree in San Juan County's Arch Canyon The Department of Interior's Board of Land Appeals (MLA) ruled recently that the US Bureau of Land Management improperly authorized up to 100 vehicles to traverse an eight-mil- e path into the canyon The event took place between March 31 and April 1 Approval of the event was challenged by the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance and the Utah Chapter of the Sierra Club They want Arch Canyon to be designated a wilderness area and do not recognize the existence of the road Administrative judges at IBLA said a 1973 management plan for this portion of San Juan County prohibited vehicles in Arch Canyon BLM argued that this management plan was never fully implemented but IBLA said the plan is still the only official land-usguide for the area If BLM wanted to allow the jamboree they should have amended the 1973 plan according to off-roa- d e The administrative forecast tot noon AoodWesew Jordan District Cited in Asbestos Removal IBLA 1 The Selected foreoar temperatures throughout the state (NM: Blanding 6626 Cedar Chy 6224 Green leo or 2i20 149011 3329i Moab 6520 094en 6724 Pr0m:432 Sari lake City 57344 Vernal 3424 Wen-driifit n Today's Weather I $434 opened to cemeteries Also at the shop was Stout's wife's car He took it and left Utah "Everything seemed like a nightmare" he said "I wanted to see something that seemed real" He headed for his West Virginia childhood home with the help of Once there friends Stout lived in the woods for five months eating animals he killed and nearly freezing to death at one point during the winter be said In June yearning for a wanner climate he went to New Orleans "I never wanted to get cold again" Stout said He was arrested in Mississippi after his live-i- girlfriend saw him featured on "America's Most Wanted" a television program about wanted fugitives Stout knew other people had also recognized him from the show but he did not flee "I got tired of running tired of hiding" he said Continued From ball peen hammer soda pop bottle steak knife and sweat shirt to bludgeon stab and strangle them Stout remembers nothing of the killings and only snatches of the next few days be said "When I came to — when I realized something went wrong — I was in City Creek Canyon" he said "I had blood on me — on my clothes and boots — and all I could remember was Bonnie slapping me" he said After days in the canyon Stout returned to the city and bought a newspaper discovering he was a murder suspect Unable to believe it and seeking more proof Stout went to the upholstery shop owned by Jim Craft who was Stout's father-in-laand Bonnie Craft's husband Using keys taken from Bonnie Craft's car Stout entered the shop Inside he found the Yellow Pages A old trent will num into the northwest portion of the state kite Saturday Considerable cieudiness through Sunday Scattetsid showers at limes Saturday aftmkon through Surukry Temperahnes win be msrmer The northern Anew Wei Mil be near seven thetwand Wt The chance kal measurable rain 30 percent Saturday through Somday Highs lw Saturday in the 60e and low 60e - 4 1989 Fusion: a Demonstration Device? B-- 1 - 'trloèPdCw1 ivsmat6 09 01 05 tioston 4143 I18 &Pao Washington 37 53 61 54 Muth Aonta 41 41 6 York Richmond trinirsgtsom Lauisisi‘o mernpnts Norm New Orisons OrionCo $outhwest rouquergue Dolfas E: Paso Phoons Son Anionic Jcvan 32 11 43 47 48 Ai 56 39 41 31 58 24 Si 71 45 51 $O 63 60 62 67 $4 64 4 25 32 31 52 36 47 3 16 02 49 29 clrly 50 13 ptel 41 27 slay 61 3S Way 49 21 Mai 61 40 fait 61 32 prof 61 IS oidy 45 45 48 55 54 SS 21 35 34 31 62 66 59 43 45 70 37 pici 33 610 30 pial 34 Mai 711 71 smry ptol 45 Mai 57 ptal 64 21 44 13 33 SI 53 12 45 If 47 6q1 pfel Oct prat stint fair kilt 'tiny oily inny snny judges also said BLM should have determined y whether a legal exists in right-of-wa- the canyon before authorizing the event Instead BLM relied on a San Juan County claim that a "Class D" county road exists in the canyon Scott Groene attorney for the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance said the ruling is important because it will force BLM to more carefully define "roads" when projects are proposed In potential wilderness areas The distinction is important because formally recognized roads are usually excluded from wilderness areas However the presence of poorly defined "vehicles ways" and wheel tracks cannot be used as justification against wilderness It's often difficult to determine the difference between an informal "way" and an officially recognized but rarely maintained dirt road Jerry Meredith spokesman for the BLM said the Arch Canyon dispute should be resolved when his agency adopts its proposed San Juan Resource Management Plan an removed some and put it in bags In fact he isn't a certified asbestos remover We're talking about a very small area As soon as I found out we bad a problem we worked diligently over the weekend" to materials said Superremove the asbestos-containinintendent Whittenburg The Bureau of Air Quality's notice cited the Jordan District for three violations: I) Failure to obtain an asbestos removal certification before beginning work 2) Allowing asbestos removal by an untrained person 3) Failure to construct barriers during the asbestos removal to prevent asbestos fibers from escaping from the construction site Violations of these regulations can result in a $10000 a day fine Asbestos is the name for a class of naturally-occurrinfibrous mineral silicates They were once widely used in insulating materials Their use was greatly restricted after scientists discovered that exposure to certain types of asbestos fibers floating in the air can cause lung disease Scientists are particularly concerned about expos ing children to asbestos That's because lung cancer and other respiratory disease often appear many years after exposure to asbestos An adult exposed to this material may die of natural causes before the disease manifests itself But children will normally live long enough to suffer the ill effects of the asbestos exposure g g Divorcee Fighting On to Get Birth Name on Car License By Dawn House Tribune Staff Writer A Utah federal judge's ruling against a divorced woman's attempts to use her birth name on her driver's license is wrong said an attorney who will appeal the decision Judge J Thomas Greene decided against Wendy Jorgensen who sued the Utah Driver License Division after an official refused to change Ms Jorgensen's married name to her birth name on her driver's license Ms Jorgensen Magna presented her birth certificate and a divorce decree to a license official to get her named changed last year But the official refused because of a state policy disallowing divorce decrees that have no provisions for using birth names Judge Greene upheld state policy in his Oct 18 decision ruling no common law right exists in Utah allowing a person to choose any name on a state driver's license The judge said Ms Jorgensen could go to court to amend the divorce decree to reflect resumption of her maiden name or she could petition the court to change her name Ms Jorgensen had argued that di vorced women are treated different ly from recently married women who only have to show a marriage certificate to have their names changed — without having to go to court But Judge Greene said the division's policy was reasonable "and had a rationale basis related to a legitimate state interest of maintaining a close watch over its licensees" Ms Jorgensen's attorney Brian Barnard said on Friday he will ap- peal the decision arguing Utah does have a common law allowing women to use their maiden names "When a woman shows her marriage license and asks for her name to be changed on a driver's license boom they change the name" he said "It's simply social custom and common law that allows her to use her husband's name — there's nothbig on the marriage certificate that says she can do that" he said "If it applies going into a marriage it should equally apply in getting out of a marriage" At an August hearing Judge Greene asked Mr Barnard if the division should allow Ms Jorgensen to take any name she chooses perhaps that of Marilyn Monroe Mr Barnard replied that Ms Jorgensen simply wanted to take back her prior name He said Ms Jorgensen had a previous driver's license with her Nrth name but the division refused that as valid Judge Greene said the state didn't deny Ms Jorgensen the right to use her birth name 'it merely controls what name she is referred to by the Driver's License Division: To show proof of a legal name the license division requires a birth certificate selective service registration or "other proof such as church records family Bible notations school records or other evidence considered acceptable by the division" Northern Faces Escape Charge Convicted murderer Kendall Q Northern who escaped last year from the Duchesne County jail on a d sheriff's motorcycle has been arraigned on escape charges man will appear The before Sandy 3rd Circuit Judge Roger Livingston on Nov 15 for a preliminary hearing on the second-degre- e felony escape from custody jury-rigge- charges' On Oct 9 1988 Northern rode away from the Duchesne jail after strapping an oversized battery to the rear fender of a derelict motorcycle and jamming a screwdriver into the ignition switch Northern bad gained trustee status at the jail and apparently planned the escape while doing odd jobs about the jail premises He was captured in August in Canada after his case was featured on "America' Most Wanted" a television program about wanted fugitives Northern was 17 when he watchki Robert Alan Phillips then 25 shot taxicab driver Everett W Hamby Jr on New Year's Etay 1980 After robbing Mr Hambrof $26 they dumped his body on a Salt Lake City west-sid- e street and drove away in the cab Bells Ring as Long Long Courtship Ends It took hundreds of steak dinners dozens of movies and too many kisses on the front porch to count but after more than 6000 dates Peggy Clifford and Dick Erickson finally decided to do it A few weeks ago after nearly 23 years of dating they each said "I do" putting an end to what is surely one of the longest courtships on record Why did they wait so long to get it married? Neither Peggy 01 or Dick is really quite sure 4 "I 4guess the years some- how escaped us" says Dick 58 who finally got sf" :131'41 to the nerve ask up Peggy the big question last Janu- - I ary "I know this is going to sound strange" says Peggy 53 "but it really doe sn't seem like 2212 years It seems like just By Cathy Free yesterday that we had our first date" "Yesterday— was in 1966 when Lyndon Johnson was president white patent leather boots were haute couture and it cost $1 50 to sit in the balcony of the Centre Theatre and watch "The Sound of Music" boots are gone Lyndon the Centre and the but the romance of Peggy and Dick has somehow endured While thousands of couples have tired of each other and headed for divorce court after five or 10 years let alone 2212 Peggy and Dicks relationship is just getting started They met at church when she was 30 and be was 35 and went on their first date when Dick finally summoned the courage to ask Peggy to a dance "I'd just gotten divorced which wasn't really common then" he says "so I was pretty nervous about dating again I definitely wasn't looking to get married" Peggy wasn't either Perhaps that's why it took them nearly 23 years After their first date Peggy put her red and white floor-lengtformal in the closet where it has hung ever since along with several other formals she has worn over the years A trip to her closet is like a trip through tim: a record of all the dates she has been on with Dick There have been Christmas parties and NPIN Year's dances Thanksgiving Easter Sunday picnics Halloween costume parties Fourth of July barbecues and lots of birthdays Peggy and Dick prefer not to count those But sve've had lots of good Freestyle go-g- o go-g- o h times together" says Peggy "The first time we danced I stepped on Dicks feet but he asked me out again anyway At first we'd only go out once a week but soon we were seeing each other about five times a week" After several months Peggy started thinking that Dick might make a good husband but she kept her thoughts to herself thinking that someday he'd "get around to asking" "But after a while I just gave up" she says "I thought 'Well its not going to happen We'll just be friends— "I guess it just wasn't convenient for us to get married for most of those years" Dick adds with a sigh "My two kids Debbie and Rick had come to live with me and I was busy being a father And Peggy was busy taking care of her mother after her father had died Her mother depended so much on Peggy that I thought 'Well maybe she won't want to marry me I'd better put it on the back burner for a while" Their relationship simmered on that back burner for more than two decades then finally last year on a frosty January day Dick decided that "enough was enough" "I thought 'this is ridiculous— he says was tired of us living two separate lives" So be asked Peggy if she would marry him and without even thinking about it (After 2212 years she had done enough thinking) she said yes "When we announced our engagement everybody about bad a heart attack" says Dick "I wanted to put 'Believe it or Not' on the invitations but Peggy wouldn't let me" So dozens of simple invitations were sent out a three-tiere- d white wedding cake was ordered and Peggy bought a blue chiffon wedding dress to add to the collection in her closet Then five days before the wedding something tragic happened Peggy's mother died "After waiting for so long the family said we must still have our day" says Peggy "so- - we bad mother's funeral on a Friday and our wedding on Saturday It was draining so we put off our San Diego honeymoon for a week" Now that they have settled into their home Peggy says they are "getting to know each other" "It sounds funny" she says but even after all this time there are things we don't know I never realized how neat Dick is Everything has to go in its place Sometimes it drives me crazy!" Dick can't name any habits of Peggy's that he didn't know about but he now has another 2212 years per haps longer to find out Their hair is much grayer now and the prom dresses and Christmas suits might seem a bit tighter in places But finally Peggy and Dick are truly together No they say laughing tne) don't plan to stop dating Now that were married says Dick "we've only just begun- - |
