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r4 $ ' PSC Wednesday Highs will be in the low 40s Tuesday and in the upper 20s Wednesday with lows in the low teens Southeast Utah — The forecast for the region calls for variable clouds with a chance of scattered showers Tuesday Wednesday will be mostly cloudy and colder wth a chance of showers Highs will be in the low to upper 40s Tuesday and in the low to upper 30s Wednesday with lows in the upper teens to low 305 Utah's Dixie — The regional forecast calls tor increasing clouds with a few showers developing late in the day Wednesday will be mostly cloudy and much colder with showers likely Highs in St George will be in the upper 505 Tuesday and in the upper 40s Wednesday with lows in the upper 205 Southwest Valleys and Deserts — The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with snow developing tote in the day local south winds from 15 to 25 mph are expected Areas of snow and colder temperatures are expected Wednesday Highs will be in the low 40s Tuesday and in the upper 20s Wednesday Lows will be in the upper teens Recreational Areas — Northern Mountains — the forecast for northern Utah's ski areas calls for periods of snow and colder mid-teen- s Basin — The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies widely scattered snow showers and colder temperatures Tuesday Wednesday will be mostly cloudy with scattered snow and colder temperatures Highs at Vernal will be in the upper 30s Tuesday and in the rrird-20Wednesday with overnight lows In the low teens Cache Valley — the area con expect mostly cloudy skies with areas of snow and colder temperatures Tuesday Wednesday will be mostly cloudy with scattered snow and colder Highs at Logan will be tn the upper 20s Tuesday and in the low 20s Wednesday with overnight lows in the single digits Southern Utah Forecast — Sevier Valley — The Southern Utah forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with snow developing Uinta Weather Summarv Intermountain 33 46 49 45 47 47 44 45 46 47 55 67 42 44 53 38 44 Banding Bognam City Bryce Canyon Bullfrog Cedar Cr) Coarville Delta Fillmore Flornng Gorge Green River Honk sville Heber City Helper Kanat) Logan Midway Milford Moot) Monticello so 62 43 52 44 39 45 47 35 55 Neon Ogden Pork ON Price Provo Pardon( PicVera a 51 Pocneveit Balt Lake City Sikarirsh fork St George Ronnie Unr ii drat Vernal 48 46 61 41 50 45 43 64 vindryer jar N(IT P0r1 18 33 27 ( 77" 1 cie v co Po 17 31 27 28 24 49 40 05 Idaho Pextxry 36 39 39 46 knIS MM 31 Boise 31 Ilaho Fals 02 Pocateilc TWIr 28 30 29 29 25 W Yoikywslone brc 1 Sr 07 Devet 66 01 (rgna JnctIon 51 31 24 33 But!olo Ye sterdays 33 Conditions 26 Amstefoom 29 01 29 33 29 8eos Arts Cow: Dubit- - I 33 23 1 27 18 30 33 39 26 10 25 Hong Kong London Muarll 04 I 04 Mexico Ot) Montreal 61 41 43 70 48 57 78 30 Movoy M M Os) 39 48 50 75 03 34 38 30 63 45 Pons Wornt 31 39 34 68 48 14 36 64 41 41 48 19 45 45 75 Syd 43 Louis East Boston Global Te flips 22 06 31 eosmarck Chicago MM 28 ' Noon-1:3- 0 Noon-12:3- 0 10 pm I 15 15 41 79 58 61 54 35 31 63 55 64 49 38 31 02 31 02 clay rain rain fair rain clay fair clay fair ninn0 clay clay clay rain fair rain New York RICnmen0 Washnglor 40 22 54 23 40 23 71 44 59 23 17 45 14 42 11 35 40 33 46 52 46 -e 45 1d NBC (I ff Morn BYU 1'14 Tortay's Forecast H L WS 7 0 inny 37 cicty 34 cidy 43 ptcl 20 wind 21 441 21 46 50 63 54 24 28 32 30 Brminghom Louisville Memphis Miami New Orleons Or Iona° Southwest Alooqueraue Dallas El Pasu Proenor Son Anluoo lucsur oa 73 69 76 76 74 74 41 58 76 76 69 80 75 31 37 31 41 61 43 52 45 37 52 di 47 News (4-- ABC 131 GOT jt This r 11A P: - eFf: :i ' Z (ft 51 picl 28 wind 53 24 pici ckty wind ptcl snny snny 70 76 70 73 7$ 74 79 60 70 70 70 79 43 46 42 48 62 52 46 35 53 45 52 54 71 48 inny wind snny wind ptel ptcl Hook n Ghos Pope ) Toda 14j Good ClDZoob (II Site ! 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Major Presentation Workshop: Earthquake Safety for Children Workshop: First Aid (Elderly and Handicapped) Workshop: HealthSanitation & Water Storage Major Presentation Workshop: Earthquake Safety for Children Workshop: First Aid (General) Kits Workshop: Major Presentation Workshop: HealthSanitation & Water Storage Workshop: First Aid (General) am am pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm Daily Data SeaMe Montana 25 24 Bountift also eart World C' team in month 17 !i:147- ' t Yesterday's Condittons L Precip 39 MM Rock Sr)nngS 18 28 Saturday Feb am F:71 ! :gr'' i fr a M H 31 46 55 Cosper Cheyenne Eonston loran) 28 33 Steps toward family preparation :IN z‘ National Wyoming Inah Ma 53 40 WinneMuCCO Prot to 10 1 Tch Utah World o I Skating Salt Pall day on I tant we 72-ho- non-viole- 70 the single digits 3 to 5 Day Extended Fore 3st — The forecast tor Thursday througn Saturday calls for partly cloudy skies and cold tem peratures Thursday Friday and Saturday will be fair to partly cloudy with a slow warming trend Highs Thursday will be in the upper 20s to near 40 degrees warming mostly to the 40s by Saturday lows will range from 5 degrees to near 10 degrees Thursday warming to the single digits to near 25 degrees by Saturday 30 32 46 37 71 Vegas Pero WS—Summory Yesteruoy's Conditions L 42 48 Fly Los IM—Missing of young children "It's much easier to call out of a disaster-strickearea than to call within" Mr Popish said - temperatures Tuesday Moderate ridge top winds are expected Highs will be in the low to upper 20s Tuesday Lows will be in Nevada Elko doesn't The shoc promote nr su ion ?' colder temperatures are expected lake Desert — The northern forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with areas of snow and colder temperatures Tuesday Wednesday will be mostly cloudy with scattered snow and colder Highs along the Wasatch Front will be in the mid-30- s Tuesday and in the upper 20s Wednesday Lows will be in the low to mid-teen- s The Great Salt Lake Desert will have highs in the low 30s Tuesday and in the upper 30s Wednesday with lows in the Salt e 'et n frdv- late on the day Local south winds from 15 to 25 mph are expected Areas of snow and Tuesday and Wednesday Utah Forecast — Wasatch and Great rt la cost the C2-- t rea Forecast Northern vdei sna st toe cording 72-ho- eqk C If yott ble chan for the ri 0 k 1wgito nopAA And ness in rooting s to keep decision plain kn other Zi 72-ho- Pressure should relax a bit in April when the county opens a I 14- bed addition for offenders in Metropolitan Hall of Justice quarters vacated by the Salt Lake City Police Department Mr Yocom said That completion date's been delayed again and again If all goes as scheduled a work low-risfarm for 360 offenders will open near 3200 S 1000 West in November 1991 Bids on a $12 million bond to finance the farm's construction will be opened Feb 28 Commission Chairman Mike Stewart wants inmates to develop the Jordan River Parkway Ally e 40d i a permissi and Salt Lake County Major presentations given three times daily by CEM specialists in Suites A-- will cover the area's geologic hazards safety precautions for the home and the best actions to take during an earthquake kits sanitation and water storage and Workshops on first aid are scheduled several times over the making homes "earthquake-proof- " two days all in Suite H "Earthquake Safety for Children" is a special Saturday addition Before the quake is a good time to take advantage of "After the Shock" expertise The seminar's schedule is as follows: Friday Feb 16 10 am Booths Open 11:45 am Salt Lake County Commission Welcome Noon-1:3Major Presentation pm Workshop: First Aid (General) pm Kits Workshop: pm Workshop: How Safe is Your Home? pm Workshop: HealthSanitation & Water Storage pm Workshop: First Aid (Elderly and Handicapped) pm Major Presentation pm Workshop: First Aid (General) pm Workshop: HealthSanitation & Water Storage pm Major Presentation pm Kits Workshop: pm Workshop: First Aid (General) pm 10 pm Booths Close 21 t bo ALAI 0 -- sa spotted started looked s care-taker- 111002IPIV-songw-- Blanding 4023 Cedar City 4018 Green Ri4319 Logan 276 Moab 4627 Ogden 3313 3412 kin Lake City 3415 Vernal 3813 3315 St George 5627 Front Gil till nriempler:-Jotsio- at (HID vet Provo grief w1that's co will be a major focus of "After the Awareness AWARENESS SEMINAR Shock: An Earthquake Seminar" Feb 16 and 17 from 10 seminar is am to 10 pm at the Salt Palace The free public-servic- e 2 sponsored by The Salt Lake Tribune KALL 910 radio KUTV-Chann- t" k sre sohfo au Ins tbuer agl AN EARTHQUAKE American Civil Liberties Union in a suit filed early this month But it's down 'm 606 when the action was filed Another attorney Brian Bernard wants the jail population capped at 392 His figures are based on findings by the county's own consultants US Magistrate Ronald Boyce had ruled that while conditions in the jail were marginal overcrowding didn't justify a limit on its population But he'd reconsider that ruling if the population exceeded 540 — a figure that had been rising since Jan non-viole- 1TEIEJC711U1:CM coid pacific trough will continuo to develop VW the Great basin through Wednesday The state forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and much colder temperatures In the West through Wednesday The lust will have mostly cloudy sides with scattered snow Tuesday and Increasing snow Wednesday Highs will be In the 301 and 401 Tuesday and in the 20s and 30s s to the low Wednesday Lows will be In the A S d low-ris- Mint thought AFTER THE 15 Women Imnates ply put the community has few correctional facilities for women and they have waiting lists Leasing 15 beds at the fully staffed federally approved minimum-security facility was his recommendation Its not a barred facility" Mr Yocom said of the inn that's housed federal prisoners since 1984 "It's a pretty basic motel Three beds in the larger rooms and two in the smaller First 1 Utah vs day-car- social political and sexual sheets with commentary Items displayed on the bed sheets may be vulgar unusual or shocking and they may be contrary to the prosecutors' or the courts notions of good taste said Mr Boyack But they are not obscene spray-painte- ent d To prove a work is obscene prosecutors must show the work appeals to prurient interest and depicts sexual conduct in a "patently offensive way" as outlined in an obscenity case Miller vs California Prosecutors also must prove that the work lacks literary artistic political or scientific value The ACLU argues that one of the state's witnesses testifying against Mr Turner conceded the bed sheets contained political and social messages The witness also conceded the drawings did not appeal to his prurient interest in sex The controversy began when St George police investigated Mr Turner's shop for possible "devil orgies" in October 1988 Mr Turner has said One woman called police after seeing what she thought was a satanic design on the floor The design turned out to be pennies glued to the floor for laughs to attract unsuspecting newcomers who struggled to pick up the coins Prosecutors later charged Mr Turner with breaking obscenity laws after Mr Turner's clientele decorated the SL County to Move Salt Lake County will ease crowding at its jail in downtown Salt Lake City by moving 15 women inmates to e brief 'F--- Temperatures Tuesday will be in the mid 30s dropping to the teens as colder air moves into the area later iin the day Wednesday's highs will be in the mid to upper tempera-hire20s with single-digi- t expected Thursday morning Snow flurries will continue both days Mr Alder said the storm system Selected d What was it r a label o When movement on the Wasatch Fault causes a major earthquake — a reality that leaves only the question of "When?" unanswered — transportation problems in the Intermountain area may pose major obstacles especially in winter At any time of the year however a earthquake would probably make many of the highways from Weber to Utah counties unusable according to Tony Popish geophysicist for Utah's Division of Comprehensive Emergency Management Experts figure the Wasatch Fault could move as much as 10 feet and cause an earthquake measuring as high as 75 on the Richter scale Because of the fault's location basically following Wasatch Boulevard and the 1300 Drive corridor access to the valley from the east would be closed said Mr Popish Major sections of the interstate which does not have potential earthquake hazards incorporated into its design would probably be damaged or at least deemed unsafe for travel "Access and transportation will be a real problem We'll basically have to look for ways to get around the highways" said Mr Popish "Supplies would have to come by plane to an airport in operation ' With that in mind the emergency specialist emphasized the impore tance of parents making arrangements with schools and PTAs centers and neighbors to have a plan for the care of their children until families can be reunited Everyone in a family should have the telephone number for a contact person outside the state who can be called b separated family members in sex may be constitutionally prohibited and then only when the domisexual conduct the nant theme is to display hard-corACLU argues "The rough hand spray painted drawings that appear on Mr Turner's bed sheets are startlingly tame when compared to other material" the US Supreme Court has found to be constitutionally protected according to the spray-painte- hour he said The storm system ensured lower temperatures Wednesday and Thursday with lows possibly reaching single digits he added "We were originally worried that the temperatures we were talking about might not be that cold without fresh snow" Mr Alder said "But the Polar Bear blast will be a on Feb 7 with the appeals court Only graphic depictions of hard-cor- !louse Tribune Staff Writer The American Civil Liberties Union is challenging St Georges obscenity ordinances contending two bed sheets hanging in a punk rock shop are constitutionally protected The ACLU has scheduled a press conference on Tuesday to announce it has filed suit in the Utah Court of Appeals arguing the obscenity ordinance is unconstitutional A 5th Circuit Court jury took 15 minutes last September to convict Brent Allen Turner of violating St George obscenity ordinances by exhibiting a nude woman and sexually oriented phrases spray painted on the bed sheets Judge David Mower then fined Mr Turner $300 for displaying the materials on the interior walls of Hs business Blitz Action Trauma located in a storage unit east of Pine View High School This is a censorship issue" said ACLU executive director Michele Parish-Pixte- r "The St George obscenity statute is overly broad vague and unconstitutional" City officials contended the jury correctly applied community standard as provided under US Supreme sheets Court guidelines in finding that the contained obscene language and pictures Defense attorney Alan Boyack unsuccessfully argued the sheets contained political and literary statements and should have First Amendment protection Statements included "Group sex" authority" "Eat a human fetus" and "Why not let someone else think for you?" The St George obscenity statute makes any "spread eagle exposure of female genital organs" obscene But such a blanket prohibition is too broad to be constitutionally permissible according to a brief filed by the ACLU By Dawn iv ay id f!f ?Pt '4 "Y - - |
