| Show 4B The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday April 15 1990 - Tribune Staff Takes Home 19 Journalism Awards -- 6 First Places Continued From B-- I Coach" in the sports category In addition to the achievement awards given to Utah journalists for their efforts in the field of news coverage during the year the Headliners Chapter also presented two annual awards for special support given by individuals to support the goal of freedom of the press and public access to information The annual "Freedom of Information Award" was presented to Valerie Schulthies Deseret News reporter for her volunteer time devoted to examining proposed legislation and administrative rules to make sure government agencies remain as accessible to the public as possible Ms Schulthies was praised for her knowledge of media and the law as well as for credibility as a journalist Clarann Jacobs a journalism teacher at Skyline High School for more than 25 years was given the Clifford P Cheney Service to Jour- nalism Award for her continuous work to further journalistic ideals and principles More than 30 of her former students are working in some form of journalism or have published articles and books on a professional level I Ier graduates include reporters editors and photographers who are working or have worked at The Salt Lake Tribune Deseret News Ogden Standard-Examine- r KUTV and KTVX as well as numerous news agencies in other states Following is a list of all the awards given at the banquet Saturday: Second Place — "Utah" Christie Jackson Meyer Deseret News Third Place — "Moon Landing" Sheree Josephson Lorry Stephens and Michael Goodwin Standard- Spot News — Print First Place — "Quail Creek Darn Failure" Chris Jorgensen Mike Gorrell and Jim Woolf Solt Lake Tri- Cheer — "A Big — Print: Investigative Reporting First Ploce — "Liquor Bill Dies Alter Coils From Church" Paul Roily Salt Lake Tribune Benson is Jolted by Reality" Lee Benson Deseret News Third Place — "Utah Teachers SMke" twila Van Leer Joel Campbell and Angeiyn Hutchinson Deseret News Oeneral Reporting — Print: y First Place — "After Rape: Susan Deseret News Second Place —"Is Drug Cash Tainting Justice on 'Cocaine Lane?" Dawn House Salt take Inbune Third Place —"Fletcher Says NASA Still Under Block Cloud: Lee Davidson Deseret News Feature Reporting — Print Then Third Ploce "Dove's Happy Service Markets Leave Many Unhappy" Paul Roily Salt Lake Tribune Sports Repoding — Print First Place — "A Night That Changed Basketball" Lex Hemphill Salt take Tribune Second Place — "Cooches Feud" Doug Robinson Deseret News " tee Benson Third Place (he) — "On the Rood Deseret New "Rodeo ClOW11" Mark Sod Standard-Examiner — Columns lee Davidson Deseret News Third Place — "Ao Jos eret News staff Place — "Olympics" Slandard-Examine- r Second Place — "Laboring Wrthout Tools: Neil° Van Leer Angelyn Huichinson and Joel Campbell Deseret News Third Place — "Preemies" Charles Trentleman Last Run" Lee Benson Des- Editorials — All Media: Rrst Rom — Roro Ogon Standard-Examine- r Second Place— Diane M Cole Sall Lake Tribune Third Place — Peggy Barney Standard-Examine- r Print Photography — 000010i Excellence: First Noce — Rick Egan Salt Lake Tribune Second Place — Steven Griffin Salt take Tribune Third Place — Rovell Coll Deseret News Print Photography — Spot Notes: First Place — "Hostage Standoff Tom Smart Deseret News Second Race — "Firelight" Rick Egan Sail Lake Tribune Third Place — "Rescue" Jeffery Allied Salt take Tribune Print Photography — Feature: First Place — "Veterans' Anger" Ravel! Cob Deseret News Second Place — "The Lost Roundup" Ai Hart Standard-Examin- Honorable Mention — 'Wilberg Mine Disaster Recap" Mike Gorrell Salt Lake Tribune Honorable Mention — "Class ol '64 Then and Now" Cathy Free Soft take Tribune Fitzpatrick and staff Salt Lake Tribune Second Place— "Companions to the End" Deser- et News Columns and Analysis — MI Media: Place— "Freestyle" Cathy Free Salt Lake trib- Criticism une Second Place staff Third Place "Quail Creek Dom Disaster" Patrick Christian Provo Daily Herald Layout and Design — Print First Place — "Autos" Con Maylett Deseret News — State Forecast house to go up But sometimes you may be forced to" Another problem with the production of methamphetamines and the rising popularity of illegally-buil- t labs is the fact that many of them are being built inside middle-clas- s weak upper trough developing over southern Calif01Tli0 is moving slowly nontwashvord and spreading some cloudiness own Utah A stronger and colder upper trough will be moving toward Utah from the west Monday The state forecast calls for WOMI temperatures and fair skies isolated rain showers am expected in the west Sunday night Highs will be in the 110s with lows in the 40s io near 60 &purees The I II'S IONAIIIIVI-toverail lor noon Sunday Aped IS Amu-Wath- sow Vow Po 11yelmose A 50 r--- -- Api'Nlitiwria c iteraw diNW& 10147 -- Expected Temperatures Air Pollution Index Highest oir POIttltien figures for selected cities Source— 9 Utah Heath Dept moderate good 9 unheatthful hazardvery unheattliful 300-50- 0 ous (0Z—ozone CO—carbon monoxide PA—RosanaSalt Lake City—PA 30 ble particulates Provo—CO 330966n-- 00 4411 and Davis Countiors-02 42 Utah County—CO 22 Wbor County-- 02 atetaLodhwillio NO Lypp momgp coo Widel e7B) WNW IVIA IMOWNWIll Alt AM !Li loa:110 101 ISO AvoeVenstro PT SADO' 42 Ifte Q OUP Omnmommmem Area Forecast Sunday and Monday Northern Utah Forecast — Wasatch Front and Great Salt Lake Desert — The northern forecast calls for warm temperatures with isolated thundershowers developing later in the day Breezy south winds with gusts up to 15 mph ore expected Monday will be colder with rain showers expected Highs along the Wasatch Front will be in the low 70s with lows in Me upper 405 and near 50 degrees The Great Salt Lake Desert will hove highs in the upper 70s with lows in the lower 50s Uinta Basin — The forecast calls for vettable clouds and warm temperatures Sunday Monday will be colder wIth mostly cloudy skies and rain showers later in the day Winds will be light and variable during the night Highs at Vernal will be In the upper 70s with lows in the upper 30s Cache Volley — The area can expect lair skies and higher temperatures Sunday turning colder Monday with a chance of rain showers later in the day Breezy southerty winds will bring variable cloudiness Highs at Logan will be near 70 degrees with lows in the to near 40 degrees Southern Utah Forecast — Sevier Val— The Southern Utah forecast calls for ley increasing clouds and warm temperatures mid-30- s with breezy south winds Isolated thundershowers are possible later in the day Highs will be in the 70s with overnight lows in the Weather SummarN Intermountain PA—PAissmg T—Troce VS—Summary H Yesterday's Condthons L Pree tp Utah mid-40- with lows in s Southeast Utah — The forecast for the region coils for partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures during the day Monday will be colder with scattered showers developing later in the day Highs will be in with lows in the low to upper the mid-80- s 40s Utah's Dixie — The regional forecast calls for mild temperatures and partty cloudy skies Sunday Monday will be colder with a chance of rain showers in the afternoon Highs in St George will be in the mid-80- s with lows in the upper 40s to near 50 degrees Southwest Valleys and Deserts — The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures during the day Monday will be colder with scattered thundershowers developing in the afternoon Highs s will be in the with lows in the low and mid 40s Recniational Amos — Lake Powell Canyonlands and Zion National Park — the forecast tor Utah's recreational regions calls for partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures Sunday turning colder Monday with scattered rain showers developing later in the day Highs at Lake Powell will be in the upper 80s with lows in the upper 50s Canyonlands highs will be in the low 80s with lows in the Highs in Zion's National Pork will be in the mid to upper 70s mid-80- mid-50- s Elko Ely Las Vegas Reno Wrnnemucca Wyoming Casper Cheyenne Evanston Laramie Rock SPringS 32 Deno 36 Boise Idaho Polls Pocatello Rexburg Fillmore M M Lynn Falls Flaming Gorge Green Rrver Hanksolie Heber Crly Helper Konob Logan 73 IA IA m W 90 38 M M 70 83 73 70 83 85 41 43 39 Co4oracto Denver Grand Junction Naming Bnghom City Bryce Canyon Buittlog Cedar Cy Coam4e MiclwaY Word Moab Monticello Nephi Ogden Park City Pnce Provo Randolph Richheld Roosevelt Solt lake ON Spanish Fork St George Tooele ot Utah Vernal Wenclover Zion Nat Pork 42 38 29 38 38 31 M m 45 40 31 BO 43 61 78 33 M M 78 78 92 48 42 7 48 7$ 74 77 85 31 Si 48 32 48 55 Normal high for this dote — Normal low for this date — Record high for this date — Record low for this date — Sunrise Today — Sunset Today — 61 H 01 M 76 76 67 79 Angeles Portk3nd San Diego San Fiancisco Seattle Midomst Bismord( 47 33 72 76 35 43 Montane eliostone Dubitn Ganeva HON Kong London Madnd Mexico On Montreal Moscow Oslo Pons Rome Soiney lokyo Cond titans M M N 64 46 cidy 75 64 Way Si 59 fair 52 36 tidy 45 16 rain 4i 72 fait 52 39 tidy SO 68 fair M M 55 43 23 tidy M M M 54 59 68 71 66 31 37 fain 61 cidy fair Ody 57 tidy 39 Television 47 88 74 77 67 70 62 28 68 60 51 59 52 51 17 Shenkman 6640 34 53 64 69 72 28 Omaha 6833 touts 53 45 06 55 32 50 34 $4 40 28 41 32 29 44 16 M 48 degrees 60 degrees 37 degrees 81 degrees 25 degrees 6:49 MDT 8:06 MOT E Paw Ptoenix Ban Antonio Tucson KUM Third Place — "Broadway Tower: Rick Shenkman KUM Television — Spot News Reporting: First Place — Josh Dennis Found" John Harrington John Waikart and start MX Chris Second Place — "Radi Springs F3oocii-2- " Vanocur and Scott Jones KM Third Place — "Man Trapped by Fire" Michael Rawson and Rick Brown KIM Television — General Reporting: First Place — "Joshua Found" Michael Rawson Sarah Harlow Doug Jardine and staff dersch K1VX Second Place — Ken Fall KUM Third Place — No award Television — Feature Editing: First Jerry Andersch' Place — Have You Heard?" Second Place — Larry Lewis KSL Third Place — "The Recovery of Yellowstone" "Challenger kids: Todd Petersen area hospital the state crime laboratory records its on microfilm "For us it's a handy tool" said Robert Brinkman bureau chief of the state crime laboratory "It was relatively inexpensive and it's really a handy way of doing things And it saves time money and equip- ment" Many police personnel have already become knowledgeable in the identification of most illegal drugs but whenever they deal with a suspect or victim who is carrying unrecognizable drugs sometimes they have center for to refer to the crime lab or poison-contrhelp "It's very common for a lot of people to have a pill bottle that has six or seven different kinds of medication in one bottle" said Lt Bill Shelton who heads the Metro Narcotics Strike Force "Sometimes those people are bandits but sometimes they're not Sometimes they're just an accident victim "First we perform a field test of the drug and if it turns up negative then we check it with the Physicians' Desk Reference If we still can't find the name of the drug then we call the poison-contro- l center" he said But many pharmaceuticals change manufacturers which means the pill or capsule may come in a different form color or shape And the illegal chemist who produces a new kind of methamphetamine for a higher high can introduce an unfamiliar drug no one has ever seen So the index system is updated quarterly and includes new descriptions of new drugs American Dietetic Association 1988 Manual of Clinical Dietetics the National Cancer Institute's recommendation for daily fiber intake and the Recommended Dietary Allowances published by the National Research Council The NutriSystem Weight Loss Program contains all the essential elements suggested by the American Medical Association's Council on L 52 50 54 73 57 57 17 22 11 06 A9 140 aid ::: 'any snny :::: :! ::::: plot cidy pici ::: 12 ::::: :::: tl :::::::: :: blood r::::: :: :: :::: ::: !):::: :::::: ::: :: :!:':iii::!':::FREE:s:'3:' ::':'::!'I :: balahtéd food :: :: :: ::::: ::: safety sheet on welg4It loss :: "::: :::: J!:::::E!':” :::'!:::!!!::'!' ::: :: pici alai ptel FRE:EY:::::'i:!:::::!'::!''' :::: super stpper bottle :: ::: r: :::::::: pit' 1:::':: :::::::::: :: :::::: :::::': :::::::: ::: cirty Wei ::- ::::: ::: ::::::: :::::: :: :: a call during April National Weight Loss Month: ::::: piny atel ptal ' M - Just give us :: Sandy Ogden West Valley Bountiful 74 52 ptal 74 51 snfty 65 43 pici 75 Si Oct 82 65 pici 10 59 pici 14 56 ptal 82 43 $6 90 54 96 116 44 94 54 :: :::4: pressure test ::::::::::: ::::::: ::::: ::::::::::::::!: 56 43 shis 52 41 ptal 59 45 rain 115 :H::::: !::POr600611eid::::i:1:: ::::i::::::::::::::FREE :' 64 30 M :: :: NOOSystqm:)Z::iH'ji!J Scientific Affairs Vn snny 31 34 45 35 53 40 44 :::::::: FREE' 52 30 M 26 SS 70 71 57 75 48 69 59 63 53 69 50 56 57 67 51 83 65 68 ::::::::::: :2!il:::::::!:::flUtrItiOrlaiiy::::::::::Al!'::1: fotecost H :7:! calorie-controlle- 66 50 day 61 44 59 52 64 110 61 96 56 82 72 89 91 KSL Television — Sports Reporting: First Place — "Bear Facts: Doug Miller Jock Bo zarth and Randy Grayston KSL Second Place — "Elsinore Boxing" Steve 0Pthers and Jock Bozarth KSL Third Place — "Ice Climb" Doug Miller Jay Jomison and Brad Pearson KSL Television — General Excellence Editing: First Place — "Cover Story Series 1989" Jerry An- r Tocknos M 66 41 74 70 56 66 77 76 $3 Place —"Kim" Sheiley Thomas Karl Petersen and Jack Hubbell well-bein- Muth Ottani° Birmingham loursoile Memonis Miami New Orleans Orlando Sauttivrosi Albuoueique Dallas WED Third Second Place —"Mean Streets" Sheila Hamilton 68 million Americans are overweight You might be one of them You owe it to yourself to come in for a free NutriSystem Spring Check-U- p NutriSystem's primary concern is your health and g NutriSystem is the successful safe and sure weight loss program consisting of behavior education nutritional instruction exercise and a d meal nutritionally balanced plan that meets the American Heart Association's 1988 Dietary Guidelines for Healthy American ii:i5! Adults the principles from the :: 56 32 M doia ::::: - Detroit Kansas ON Minneapolis Okkitioma City Boston Buttalo New York Rictirnond Washington Photography Features — Short Fo- First Place — 'Vietnam War Memorial" Chuck Grady and Jamie Cowen KIP Second Place —"Cattle Drive" Karl Petersen KSL Third Place — "Bird Count" Wayne A‘ Paige KW Televn — Investigative Reporting: First Place — "Bangkok Children's Shelter: Rick awards Iasi Yesterdays Coro Procip Chreago St tlollat Temps Amsterdam Beim Buenos Aires Fairoanks Honolulu Los 30 40 43 45 42 46 44 L Pacific States 49 31 Ancnoage 35 34 so 44 M low — Yostetdays Condlitons Idaho 29 26 m 76 64 68 None Precipitation — 062 Precipitation this month — Accumulative deficiency — 042 — 639 Precipitation since Oct I 1989 Accumulative deficiency — 278 State high — 92 at St George State low — 29 at Bryce Canyon 78 degrees SIC high — SIC Place — "Behind the Bench: Scott Jones rmat National 41 42 58 69 66 63 69 s Daily Data 35 35 79 77 92 84 83 mid-50- Northern Mountains — The forecast for Utah's northern ski areas coils for partly cloudy skies with thundershowers developing in the afternoon Snowbird will hove highs in the upper 50s and low 60s with lows in the mid-30- s 3 to 5 Day Extended Forecast — A strong high pressure ridge will remain over the area The extended forecast for Tuesday through Thursday colts for cool temperatures and scattered rain showers in the valleys Tuesday and Wednesday Highs will be in the upper 50s to near 70 degrees with overnight lows in the 30s to low 40s Nevodo 56 78 75 69 90 19 74 79 Ana the Minot KIM Spring Check-U- p Every Body Deserves One en a aa QC P711 Iwo ? 4 roma Pummel Place — "A School for Jorge" Russ All KSL Second Place — "Challenger Foundation" Paul The NutriSystem® ' i!EE - ?IONA"' MM t COP la IL Ploce — Craig Wirth KIVX SeflOS: Television Rrst Place — "Yellowstone One Year Later" Lam Lewis Karl Petersen and Jock Hubbell KSL Second Place —"Challenger Kids" Michael Raw son and Pout Thuiot KUM Third Place — "Radon: Ed Yeates KSL Television — Ongoing Covemge: Ns! Place — "Fusion" Ed Yeates and staff KSL Second Place — "Bob ipson" Ed Yeates KSI Third Place — "The Utah Environment" Bob Loy and staff KUTV Television — Documentariew "A School for Jorge: Duane Cordell First Place Russ Fill and Randy Grayslan KSL Second Place — "AIDS: The Quiet Cost" Ken Ver First Third KIM Kart Third I 70 1111 bral 1104 7 so 7111ffh Second Ploce — "take Hotel" Jock Hubbek Petersen and Keith McCord KSL So 111111MLIIIIITitria Selected forecast temperatures Throughout the state (H1): handing 7441 Cedar City 7646 Green Itiver 8243 Logan 7451 Moab 8559 Ogden 7755 Provo 7854 Salt Lake City 7655 Vernal 7438 Wen-dov7658 St George 9158 rmat KUTV Grody Place — "Man Trapped" Rick Brown KIN Photography Features — king Fo- ol so Pack° Television By Vince Horiuchi Tribune Staff Writer With the development of new pharmaceuticals every year coupled with the backyard chemist who wants to invent a more potent high with new methamphetamines police departments and hospitals rely on a computer index that can identify any type of drug at the push of a button Identadex a computer-softwar- e program used by the Intermountain Regional Poison Control Center and the Utah State Crime Laboratory has helped hospitals and police officers for several years with the instant identification of unfamiliar drugs The program developed by Micromedex Inc in Colorado contains descriptions of more than 25000 legally manufactured drugs as well as some that are illegally produced said Nancy Sayre director of marketing for Micromedex By accessing a computer loaded with the software the user is able to call up information on any manufactured pill or capsule based on what it looks like or if code numbers are imprinted on the drug information on The system can produce the drug including the dosage manufacturer's name identifiable markings and ingredients The index also contains some illegal drugs as well as their street names including more than 20 terms for marijuana center stores its informaWhile the poison-contrtion in a mainframe computer accessible from every Today's Weather A KS1 5dPoe—ApartmentRre"JtmRu4xiEKSL Third KRSP third-pla- "1989 Hoiiday Bowl" Data Base Helps Track Down Drugs have lived in the home for 10 years as "very nice people" But she contacted the fire department more than a month ago after she began to smell an odor like "burning plastic" from the home "The smell was so bad that it would make me sick" said the woman who did not want to be identified "That's why we called the fire department "When we went to the door with the fire department they the suspects said they were just testing some cleaner because the husband runs a janitorial service" homes tucked away in average residential neighborhoods said Detective Palmer "It's methamphetamine production becoming really really popular It's happening all of the time now" he said A neighbor of the suspects described the husband and wife who r No second- - or Drug Bust Shuts Down 'CrankLLbb 1 Short" Clyde Mueller No second- - or third-plaawards Radio — Spot New Rrst Place — "California Earthquake" Scott Seeger KR No second- - or third-plaawards Radio — Berlin and Special Projects: First Place — "American Hostages" Kelly Worth Rod Arquette and Derek Marquis KR — Second Place 'Tabernacle Choir" Bob Schildmeyer KSL Third Place —"AIDS: A Utah Profile" Maria Shiloos GER Radio — Documentaries: First Mace — "Congressional Pay Raise" Nina Green — Third Place — No award Teteilliofl Photography — Gomm' Excellence: First Nom — Ken Fall KUM Second Place — Scott Jones KLIIV Third Place — Karl Petersen KR Television Photography — Spot Nevem Arst Place — "Children He Hostage James Weis KM KIER Couple Jailed Continued From B-of the unstable nature of the chemicals in the basement said Detective Palmer Toxic chemicals including acetone and sulphuric acid were found in the home and the potential danger of an explosion was the biggest problem facing police during the bust said Detective Palmer "The main concern is the explosive danger it has for the neighborhood" he said "Nobody SWAT members) wants to shoot when they go in because nobody wants the Second Place sports staff Deseret Print Photography — Photo Essay: Rrst Place —"Alliance with Africa:Jon Thompson Deseret News Second Place — "Bum Center" O Wallace Deseret News e Third Place — Country Christmas" Pa Cat Deseret News — Radio Orvoing Coverage: First Place — "California Earthquake" KS! Radio staff No second- - or third-plaawards Radio — Doneral Reporting: "Fur-FrFirst Place Friday" Maria Shiloos Second Place —"Downwinders" Lee Austin KLISU No third-plaaward Radio Nahlife Repotting: Rrst Place — "Children's Caravan" Marla Shiloos — First Tim Stanclord-Examihe- News First KSI Second Place — "Vampire Coach" Jeffery Allred Salt Lake Tribune Third Place — "Painfully Second Place — "Bundy Victim's Watch: Kathy L Brock KUM third Noce — "Melt° Drug Busts: Ron Bird and Todd Peterson KUM Feature RepoMnsir Television First Ploce — "Vietnam War Memorial" Chuck Radio — Sports Reportintz Ard Roos — "Swinging Into Spring" Jim Braden NOWS A Freeways Rocky Second Place — Rood" Jan Thompson and Carrie Moore Deseret Rat Place — "Starting Over Refugees Struggle: Jay Evanson Deseret News Second Place — "Loners Who Were Grandfathers" Carol k Sisco Solt take Tribune Third Place — "The kt of Giving" Nancy Melich Soft lake Tribune Series and Special Projects — Print Ongoing Coverage — Print First Place — "Cold Fusion" Tribune Print Photography — Sports: Rrst Place — "Ring Bor Garry Bryant -Examiner bune Second Place morn Salt Lake Tribune Third Place "Hay Boles" Rick Egon Salt Lake Mon-Thu- 572-233- 4 479-022- 8 964-620- 0 298-888- 2 Highland Orem Midtown Brigham City 9 am to 8 pm Fri & Sat 9 am 2785388 226-86328-818- 2 723-190- 0 to 5 pm r' 111:tiiL'tAtIr:4A:r4q4:: I L1116&a fair We are concerned with your well-bei- ptal snny fair health and atel fait 9PAIS Nur Systra 68 moon aoutt Americans are above their 1969 Memo° Kan Lae insurance Company i one check-u- per customer 14 ng clesaabre body vmign1 as dunned by mesgM and Vviaght Ithaes years and okber the |
