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Show Amtrak Service The Salt Lake Tribune September Wednesday, IJ3 l)Kt 12, Officials Sel Tactics to Keep U.P. Station CoDlinued From Page Paul Barber, the mayor's intergovernmental relations aide. "What you're tel'.ing me is the switching argument doesn't hold water?" asked the mayor. "Basically, yes," Mr. Barber replied. Switching Amtrak trains three and more times to get them turned in the right direction has been the main argument for moving Amtrak out of the U.P. depot. But, while everyone from city officials to community activists to national rail passenger associations agree that Amtrak service should stay where it is, the problem is convincing the railroads. No Solutions Yet At first blush, that doesn't seem too difficult, but a battery of meetings stretching over more than three months has turned up no solutions. Another problem is that if Amtrak l B-- transit, officials maintained. The Rio Grande station could also have such possibilities, but the option of moving Amtrak there has been pretty much quashed by the governors reluctance to displace the state Historical Society, which, with a Mexican restaurant, now occupies that station. Building a short spur connection near 900 South and 500 West, rerouting the way eastbound trains enter the city and letting Amtrak use more tracks in the U.P. yard, could alleviate some of the expensive and switching moves that railroad officials say are prompting the Amtrak move in the first place, officials said. Could Cost $500,000 that work could cost up to but would be much cheaper than the warehouse renovation, said Doing $500,000 were to stay at Union Station, it would need more office space to operate properly. UP. says it can t spare any. Council member Grant Mabey, who represents the Gateway District, wants to relocate U.P.s offices and training school from the depot to space at the Triad Center across the street. Previously, U.P. said it was willing to move, but offer turned down an office-spac- e from Triad on the basis that it was too expensive. Perhaps more haggling and cajoling could change that situation, Mr. Mabey surmised. "I'm wondering why U.P. is trying to hold off on us, he said, adding that U.P. might be intent on hanging onto its depot for future development purposes. Land values in the area are increasing dramatically because of new construction, he said. l ,.v.v x .v ' v k: e- 4i V fi s'? S'A Sit. iv VcV '9 EDT. Wednesday .September 40 - k' -- 1 40 6o Showers Ram CulO--- . Occluded Flurries Snow Nctionoi Weother Service NOA&, rw Stationary u.S Dept of . I Logan 4772 Commerce Ogden 3577 Sail l.ake Cilv 5979 endoier (.179 tro.o 3179 Air Pollution Index ernal 50 7 Salt Lake CityBountifulOgden marginal 100 25 0 0190 excellent Ulanding St. George I luh Heres Agenda of Todays Fair Activities And a List of Additional Show Winners Moab 5579 terv good "ourcr 5083 0292 lirparlnient Here is Wednesday's Utah State Fair list of activities: 9 o.m. Judging Morgan and Thorough- bred Halter Classes, Arena. 10 Area Forecast Wednesday and Thursday Salt Lake Cilv, Ogden and Provo Forecast The moist tropical air along the Wasatch Front will be pushed southward early Wednesday, as a cold front moves Into the area. It will be partly cloudy with decreasing showers Wednesday, and mostly fair on Thursday. Southerly winds will be 10 to 20 mph, with stronger gusts near the showers. Winds will be shitting to the northwest on Wednesday. Lows will be 47 to 52, with highs In the upper 70s to lower 80s. Probability of measurable rain will be decreasing to 30 percent Wednesday. It will be partly Southern Utah Forecast cloudy on Wednesday, with showers decreasing from the northwest. It will be partly cloudy with a few thundershowers In the southeast on Thursday. Winds will be 10 to 20 mph northwest on Wednesday. Lows will be In the 40s north to 50s south Wednesday night. Highs will be In the 70s north to the 90s In the extreme south. Northern Utah Forecast Wednesday It will be portly cloudy In the Cache Volley, with showers decreasing. Northerly winds to 20 mph at times. Thursday It will be mostly fair. Highs will be In the low to mld-70with lows In the upper 40s Wednesday and low 40s Thursday. Along the Wasatch Front and In the western deserts It will be partly cloudy Wednesday with showers decreasing. Winds becoming northwesterly swine area. to 20 mph. Thursday It will be mostly fair. Highs will be In the upper 70s to near 80, to near 60. In the with lows In the mld-50- s Uinta Basin and West Carbon County arIt will be portly cloudy Wednesaav eas, with scattered thundershowers, decreasthe afternoon. Thursday It will ing during be mostly fair. Highs will be In the mid- - to upper 70s, with lows In the mld-50- s Wednesday and the 40s on Thursday. Utah Recreation Areas Lake Powell and There will be scattered Canyonlands: showers and thundershowers at times, mainly In the afternoon and nighttime hours through Wednesday. Locally heavy roln Is possible. Portly cloudy Thursday with a lingering shower possible. Gusty erratic winds near the showers. Canyonlands highs will be In the 80s, with lows In the 60s. Canyonlands highs will be In the 80s, with lows in the 50s to low 60s. Flaming Gorge: Showers and thundershowers early Wednesday. Showers decreasing Wednesday afternoon and evening. Portly cloudy Wednesday night and Thursday. Gusty shitting winds early Wednesdoy. Light winds Thursday. Lows near 40, with highs both days near 70. Extended Forecast for Utah Friday through Sunday A ridge will build over the Northern Utah Great Basin bringing a mostly dry weather regime to Utah. It will be fair and wormer Noon Dairy Goat Judging, Goat barn. 12:30 p.m. Hunter Jumper Event, Arena. 1:30 p.m. Judging Slmmental Beef Cattle, Judging Arena. 2 p.m. Fair Gates Open; Governor's Fruit Pie Boklng Contest, County Building. 2:15 p.m. Senior Citizen Program, Friday through Sundav, except for o few thundershowers Friday In the southeast. Highs will be warming to the 80s north and 90s south, with lows in the 50s north to 60s south. Forecasted temperatures for Salt Lake City: Friday 5383, Saturday 5785, Sunday 6086. A ridge will build over the Southern Utoh Great Basin bringing a mostly dry weather regime to ytah. It will be fair and warmer Friday through Sunday, except for a few thundershowers Friday in the southeast. Highs will be worming to the 80s north and 90s south, with lows in the 50s north to 60s Grandstand; south. Southern Idaho Forecast Wednesday through Sunday Wednesday morning, there will be widely scattered showers and isolated thundershowers. Showers locally with heavy rainfall and hail In the southeast highlands. It will be partly cloudy and windy with isolated mountain showers Wednesday afternoon. It will be fair and cool Wednesday night, and then sunny and warmer on Thursday. Lows will be in the 30s Wedness to day night. Highs will be in the s Wednesday and in the upper 60s and 70s on Thursday. It will be dry ond warmer Friday through Sunday. Highs Friday will be near 80 west ond 75 to 80 east, rising to 80 to 90 Saturday and Sunday. Lows 40 to 45 east and near 50 west. mid-60- mid-70- Yesterday's Montano Corn Shuckers, Stephanie Kemp ond Clegg's Melodrama. 3 p.m. Fair Train Tour, one block south ot the fairgrounds. 3:30 p.m. The Sensational Leighs High Act, center of grounds; Sheep Shearing Demonstration, South Stage. 4 p.m. Jack D' Johns, Bandstand. 4:30 p.m. Joe Johnson, magician. South Stage. 5 p.m. Sunday Anderson Dancers, Bandstand.; Judging Limousin Beef Cattle, Judging Arena. 5:30 p.m. Fuzz and Stuffing Puppets, South Stage. 6 p.m. The Sensational Leighs High Act, center of grounds; Fair Train T our, one south block of the foirgrounds. 6:10 p.m. Skydiving. 6:15 p.m. Hooper Home Town Plovers, Bandstand. 6:30 p.m. Tennessee Ernie Ford ond The Tennessee Ernie Ford Singers, Featured Act, Grandstand. 7 p.m. Open Horse Show, Arena; Sweet Adelines, Bandstand. 7:30 p.m. Ice Capades, Salt Palace: Hot Jozz Dancers, South Stoge. 8 p.m. The Sensational Leighs High Act, center ot grounds. 8:15 p.m. Jack D' Johns, Bandstand. 9 p.m. Saucire Dancers, Bandstand; Limited Edition, South Stage. 9:15 p.m. Tennessee Ernie Ford ond The Tennessee Ernie Ford Singers, Fea- Global Temps Intermountain Weather Summary Trace Missing T a.m. Rabbit Judging, Rabbit Building. Market Hogs, 10:30 o.m. Judging Open Weather Summary WS M Gov. Scott M Matheson, Tribune publisher Jerry O'Brien and J. W. Gallivan. Tribune publisher emeritus. are honorary judges for the 1984 edition of the Concours. during Providing entertainment the day will be 'Swiss yodler Arthur Brogli, whose performance will begin at 11 a.m., and the Golden Glow Band, which will perform at 1:30 p.m. The awards ceremony will see special Concours plaques presented to first, second and third place winners in each class, and The Tribune will award engraved silver trays to the owners of the cars which receive the Best of Show, Judges Choice and Peoples Choice awards. The judges will select the recipients of the firs! two of these awards, but the spectators will select the Peoples Choice award by voting with the ballot stub of their admission tickets. 5780 Cedar Cilv HEEi Johnson An-ar- d Green River good 30 itjunc Staff Photo bvlvnnK, featured automobiles at the 13th nual Concours dElegance held at U. of U. 225 The nearly love affair prior to 1970 except those entered in between man and the motorized vehispecial invitational classes for exotic cle will be the feature attraction Sunor limited production cars of special 13th interest or replica cars. Concours annual the day during A special section will highlight the d'Elegance at the University of Utah. 20th anniversary of the introduction More than 225 vechicles, ranging from fabled machines that made of the popular Ford Mustang. milestones in motoring history to the Car show admission will be a donaTin Lizzie that helped motorize tion of $5 for adults and $2 for chilAmerica, will be on display on the dren under 12. Discount tickets are available from Salt Lake City area grassy mall near the universitys Behavioral Science Tower. Judging will Kentucky Fried Chicken outlets. All begin at 10:30 a.m., and the show will proceeds from the show go to the Serun until 5 p.m. when an awards cereniors Building Fund of the Salt Lake mony and fashion show will be held at County Senior Citizens Recreation the Tanner Fountain in front of the Center. Marriott Library. Judging will be conducted by Chief Cars entered in the Councours, Judge Jerry Jensen and a team of 40 sponsored by The Salt Lake Tribune volunteer judges who will rate the cars on a point system based on the and the Salt Lake County Senior Citizens Center, will be judged in apelegance of the vehicles, their general appearance, functional design, enof which 30 all divisions, proximately will feature vehicles manufactured gineering features and operation. south. FRONTS ;,;vs Concours dElegance Sunday at U. valleys. Lows will be in the 10s north to 50s south tonight. llighs will he in the 70s north to 90s in the extreme low 70 Temperatures Warm rests against a 1925 Pack- Barbara touring car, which will be one of the Mika Showers will he decreasing Iroin the northwest today. It will be partly cloudy with a few thundershowers in the southeast. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph in the western lana m T Utah Forecast 2 5.W.. Ilf Todays Weather The Forecast 8 am. , ' Conditions Ycstcrdoys tured Conditions Act, 11 Grandstand. p.m. Fair Closing. Here are more fair winners: Pigeon Show Winners Steve Schill, Orem Best Bird In Show (Roclng Homer); Best Racing Homer Steve Schill, Orem; Best Young Racing Steve Schill, Orem; Best Young Homer Martin Ton-neOpposite Sex Roclng Homer Salt Lake City; Best Old Racing Homer M.ontel Lindellen, Bennion; Best Birmingham Roller Adam Stevenson, Ogden; Best Adam StevenYoung Birmingham Roller son; Best Young Opposite Sex Birmingham Aaron Stevenson, Ogden; Best Old Roller Bart Gross, Ogden. Birmingham Roller Angus Cattle Champions Females: Grond Champion Angus, Shan-da- r Angus, Payson, Shandar Daisy; Reserve Grand Champion Angus, Blacktype Farms, Blackfoot, Idaho, Blacktype Sleek Lady; Junior Champion Shandar Angus, Payson, Shandar Daisy; Reserve Junior Shandar Angus, Payson, Shandar Blackcap; Intermediate Champion Heifer Shandar Angus, Payson, Shandor Black Princess; Reserve Intermediate Champion, Shandar Angus, Payson, Shandar Blackcap; Senior Heifer Calf Nonpareil Anous, Blackfoot, Black-foo- t Blackbird; Reserve Senior Heifer Coif Trent Lovell, Leamington, McIntyre Primrose; Junior Heifer Calf Blacktype Farms, Blackfoot, Blacktype Sleek Lady; Reserve Dean Egbert, Layton, Junior Heifer Coif Vlkette HI. Males: Grand Champion Angus, Nonpareil Angus, Blockfoot, 4S Toll Timber; Reserve Grond Champion Bull Shandar Angus, Payson, Shandar Sprocket; Senior Champion Horrock Angus Ranch, Neola, Utah, Thomas Dream Boy; Junior Champion Bull, Nonpareil Angus, Blockfoot, 4S Tall Timber; Calllson Reserve Junior Champion Bull n Oscar; Angus, Blockfoot, Bull Champion, Shandar Angus, Povson, Shandar Sprocket; Reserve Intermediate Chomplon Bull Shandor Angus, Payson, Shandar Cosmo; Senior Bull Calf Calllson Angus, Blackfoot, Calllson Jet Power; Junior Bull Colt Blacktype Forms. Blockfoot, Blackfoot HI Time; Junior Bull Calf Reserve Champion, J. Max and Ken Baugh, Brlghom City, B. Antaeus Guy; Get of Sire Shandar Angus, Payson; Junior Get of Sire, Shandar Angus. Youth. Dairy Goal Winners Best Doe ot Show Arc C. B. April, Rex Carman, Bennion. Doieen Tubbs, Ogden, Top Showman Peewee (9 and un Showmonshlp Winners der), Jllllan Sorensen, Aurora, Utah; Juniors Melissa Keliv, Ogden; Senior (16-18Gerry Ferguson, Suit Lake City. Purebred Junior Chomplon Fluffy's Cu chlca, Doreen Tubbs; Purebred Reserve Ju nlor Champion Irish Acres Kelley's Frisky, Melissa Kelley, Ogden; Purebred Se nlor and Grnad Champion Bunnle Fluf, Dorren Tubss, Ogden; Purebred Reserve Grand Champion ond Reserve Senior Cham Pine Creek's Gambit, Robert Miles plon Mantua Lomancha Junior Champion, Blue Sop phire D. C. Pageant, Matthew Mylrole, Clarkston, Utoh; Lamancho Reserve Junior Champion, S & B Shields Cupcake, Corinna Mylorole, Clarkston; Lamancha Senior and Grand Champion SunValley La Dorado, RoeLene Wckefleld, Harrlsvllle, Utah; Lamancha Reserved Senior and Reserved Grand Champion, Wlntree Pines Daisy, Rae-Len- e Wakefle d, Harrlsvllle Alpine Junior Champion, Starmlst Alina's Phoebe, t 'chele Patterson, Lehl; Alpine Reserve Junior Champion Krystal Peak Chereese, Paula Bean, Llndon; Alpine Senior and Grond Champion, Rex's Schwanali, Kyle Christensen, Moroni; Alpine Peserved SeRex's nior and Reserve Grond Champion Annie, Rex Christensen, Moroni. Recorded Grade Junior Champion, P. S. Sweetwater Veil, Rebecco Sorensen, Auro- ra; Recorded Grade Reserve Junior ChomStarmlst April Delight, Andrea Patplon terson, Lehl; Recorded Grand Senior and Grand Chamolon, Rustv Spur Storflower, Brandon Jensen, Heber; Recorded Grade Reserve Senior ond Reserve Grond Champion Old Brlarwood Applemint, Poula Bean, Llndon. Rust Spur Nubion Junior Champion Sun Mist, Brandon Jensen, Heber; Nubian Reserve Junior Champion, Rusty Spur Dusty Dorlln, Bntt Jensen, Heber; Nubion Senior Arc C. B. April, Rex ond Grand Champion Carman, Bennion; Nubian Reserve Senior Bookcllff's and Reserve Grand Chomplon Vanesso, Alayno, Heber. ELECTRONIC OFFICE TYPEWRITER COMPUTER-READ- Y 3 DAYS ONLY WED Dailv Data THURS SAVE Note: This Information is received daily from the National Weather Seivice at the Sal Lake International Airport. Precipitation readings and temperatures are those recorded at the airport. Yesterday's Weather Data o.I Piecipitation 0.43, Precipitation In Seat. 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