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Show Prosecutions Cae to Liul Today Jurors Hear More of Trust Investors Placed in Affleck Smooth-Talkin- g questions because her mother had explained the program to her in depth. She said her mother and father both recommended it to her. Under questioning from David Schwendiman, special assistant U.S. Attorney, Mrs. Holman detailed her meeting with Mr. Affleck in January 1982, and admitted "I really don't in response to a question know, about whether she had any idea what was going on that night. Mrs. Holman said she signed over a check to Mr. Affleck, but never inquired how much it was for, nor where it had come from. She said she later discovered the check was for a second mortgage on her house. Proceeds were used to invest in AFCO. It is precisely that Investment scheme that the government believes By Charles S"I Jin Tribune Staff Writer Prosecutors in the fraud trial of Grant C. Affleck neared the end of their case Wednesday as investors in the AFCO Enterprises continued to offer testimony that dethey trusted the smooth-talkin- g fendant, paying little heed to documents showing the investment to have a major risk. One of the witnesses, Kathleen Holman, a West Valley City woman, also told jurors it was not Mr. Affleck who provided the bulk of information, but rather, her mother. Mrs. Holman said she "never would have gotten involved in AFCO had she known that her house was pledged as collateral on a loan, but added she asked Mr. Affleck few now-defun- The Salt Lake Tribune Twins Undergo was fraudulent. According to allegations, Mr. Affleck hid material facts from investors that would have shown the investment to be too risky. However, under questioning from defense attorney A. Brent Carruth, witnesses continue to acknowledge that at the point of sale, they did not doubt the investment, nor the veracity of Mr. Affleck's pitch. The tactic is designed to indicate whether Mr. Affleck set out intentionally to defraud. Under law, intent is a prerequisite to fraud. Additionally, that line of questioning is also aimed at showing the investors to be at fault, in that they ignored all warning signs in exchange for the lure of making quick, substantive financial gains. Todays Weather Utah Forecast The Forecast 8 p.m. EDT, Thursday, Sept. 1 3 Partly cloudy through Friday. Slight chance of an afternoon evening shower near the mountains. Lows in the 50s. Highs near 73 to 80 Thursday and low 80s Friday. Probability of a shower 20 percent twin girls joined at the head will undergo what could be their final separation surgery Thursday, according to a University of Utah Medical Center spokesman. Spokesman John Dwan said chief neurosurgeon Dr. Theodore S. Roberts will attempt to separate the babies, identified o.ily as Patricia and Ashley, during surgery scheduled to begin at 8 a m. The girls have had five preparatory surgeries, most of them involving separation of blood vessels and adjacent, but unconnected, brain tissue. In the most recent operation, the girls were fitted with skin extenders to stretch skin flaps designed to cover their skulls. Dr. Roberts will be assisted by plastic surgeons Drs. Clifford Synder and Louis Morales and members of the centers medical surgical team. Although Dr. Roberts has not yet encountered any shared brain tissue, angiograms taken of the babies heads before any surgery was attempted indicated that their brains do indeed meet at some point. The last major obstacle to separation involved dividing a shared pool of blood in the girls brains, accomplished during a' July 12 operation. The twins were born March 9 to a native Utah couple now living in Southern California. The parents, who have four older children, brought the twins to the medical center in May on the basis of the center's successful separation of conjoined twins Lisa and Elisa Hansen in 1979 through Friday. Red Devil Remains Mascot at Springville High Special to The Tribune FORK Springville Highs mascot will remain the Red bait Luke Citv 6883 endoser 6585 ernal Proxo Air Pollution Index 6281 6586 - marginal 100 Green Kier 6503 good Cedar Citv 50 3E 25 0 52 Tuiul irliculuitl' alt I 22 Oone uke JQzli 33 Oonr Bountiful Moub 6181 very good 6800 excellent Ulanding bt. George Ujon 6383 7000 Ogden Spurn I luh Ot purlrmnl of Health Area Forecast Wednesday ond Thursday Salt Loke City, Ogden and Provo Forecast A cold front will become stationary lust . south of the Wasatch Front early Thursday then slowly dissipate. The alrmass will dry somewhat but a return of moisture may begin again at the end of the week. Partly cloudy through Friday. Slight chance of on afternoon ore evening shower near the mountians. Lows in the lower 50s. Highs near 75 to 80 Thursday ond low 80s Friday. Probability of a shower 20 percent or less thorugh Friday. Provo: Variable clouds Thursday and Friday with a slight chonce for afternoon or evening showers. Lows In the mld-50Highs near 80 Thursday and low 80s Friday. Probobllty of showers 30 percent this evening ond 20 percent Thursday. A ridge of high pressure will build over the Great Basin bringing drier weather to Utah. Widely scattered showers Saturday decreasing becoming partly cloudy Sunday ond Monday. Southern Utah Forecast Widely scattered areas of showers or thundershowers mainly central ond south through Friday. Local gusty southerly daytime winds to low southwestern volleys. Lows mld-40- s 60s. Highs 70s to low 90s. A ridge of high pressure will build over the Great Basin bringing drier weather to Utah. Widely scattered showers Saturday decreasing Weather Summary Intermountain WS M becoming partly cloudy Sunday and Monday. Northern Utah Forecast Widely scattered oreos of showers or thundershowers mainly central ond south through Friday. Local gusty southerly daytime winds s to low southwestern valleys. Lows 60s. Highs 70s to low 90s. A ridge of high pressure will build over the Great Basin bringing drier weather to Utah. Widely scattered showers Saturday decreasing becoming partly cloudy Sunday and Monday. Utah Recreation Areas Lake Powell: Variable clouds through Friday with widely scattered mainly afternoon and evening thundershowers. Gusty winds near the showers. Otherwise generally light winds. Lows In the Highs In the low to mid-40- mld-90- mld-60- Canyonlands : Variable clouds through Friday with widely scattered mainly afternoon and evening thundershowers. Gusty winds near the showers. Otherwise generally light winds. Highs In the low to mid-80- Lows In the evening thundershowers. Lows 30 to 50. Highs In the upper 70s. Extended Forecast for Utah Saturday through Monday A ridge of high pressure Northern Utah will build over the Great Basin bringing drier weather to Utah. Widely scattered showers Saturday decreasing becoming partly cloudy Sunday ond Monday. Highs in the Lows mostly 50s. upper 70s to A ridge of high pressure Southern Utah will build over the Great Basin bringing drier weather to Utah. Widely scattered showers Saturday decreasing becoming partly cloudy Sunday and Monday. Highs in the Lows mostly 50s. upper 70s to Idaho Forecast Saturday through Monday Northern Idaho Dry with above normal terrrperatures. Highs 75 to 85 over the weekend. Now so worm Monday with highs 70 to 80. Lows in the 40s to low 50s. Southern Idaho Dry ond warm with above normal temperatures. Highs 75 to mid-90- 85. Lows 45 to 50. mid-50- 75. Lows Inthe mld-40Wyoming State Forecast : Mostly clear Thursday and Friday. Chonce of late night Global Temps Grcenrlver Honksvllle Helper Kanab Looan Milford . . . . . . . . . . Precip .42 .02 . . Moab Monticelio . Citv Puce Provo M 49 56 48 90 68 83 84 83 86 59 60 58 53 69 54 75 M M 82 92 76 80 78 .... Ogden Orem .... Pork . 63 66 61 58 52 Zion Not Pork 83 54 80 66 42 54 75 52 54 Rondolph Pichheld Roose . . . . Salt Loxe City St. George . . Tooele . . Unlv of Utah Vernal . . Wenoover . . . . 85 . 90 Wmnemucco 94 . . Rock Spi ings Evanston Laramie . Idaho Boise Idaho Pons . . . . . . 79 68 69 70 92 85 Pocatello Rebm a T win Falls Responding to specific questions both candidates said Utah's unitary tax on multinational corporations was unnecessary. Mr Owens said revenues would be affected little by the taxs repeal. on taxation, Just a Concept Water Resource Office Unveils Statewide Plumbing Idea Continued From Page l er could be diverted into the Provo River through an existing canal which links the two rivers near the town of Kamas in Summit County. Running extra water down the Provo and into Utah Lake would allow the Central Utah Water Conservancy District to cut back the amount of water flowing into the lake from the Spanish Fork River. The extra Spanish Fork River water could be diverted into a proposed Central Utah Project (CUP) canal which would carry it past Nephi and into Yuba Lake (also known as the Sevier Bridge Reservoir). The Spanish Fork River water pouring into Yuba would replace Sevier River water normally required to fill the reservoir. The extra Sevier River water could be diverted from the upper reaches of the river and carried through a tunnel into the upper reaches of the Virgin River. From there it would flow to St. George. B-- If were going to keep encouraging population growth in the St. George area of the state, were going to need to make sure theres a firm water supply, said Mr. Summers. The state helped finance the Quail Creek Reservoir, currently under construction near St. George, but it won't provide enough water to meet' e needs of southwestern' the Utah. long-rang- To assure the success of such a' complex project, Mr. Summers said the state would need to own many of the facilities and take a much stronger role in water management. Thepe is now little coordination between the numerous agencies which control water on the many streams and rivers which would be involved. Dan Lawrence, director of the Utah Division of Water Resources, said the key to the state water piin ject would be completion of the CUP; ; genital anomalies, heart disease and Educational programs that help people live more healthy lives, including programs on the health hazards of teen-ag- e sexual activity and on the risks to infants born to mothers at extreme ages of the childbearing years. The department also wants to use tobacco taxes to fund a smoking prevention program. motor-vehicl- accidents, e problems of early infancy, psychiatric disorders and other accidents. In order to reduce those causes of death and injury, the department proposes a variety of strategies. A sampling includes; Establishing economic incen Ensuring that aerobic-exercis- e programs are available to all Utahns; stuwhether they be public-schodents or public servants. Estalishment of a task force to fatality study the high motor-vehicl- e rates involving drivers under 25 years of age. Other strategies involve reducing environmental hazards and improving services of health-car- e organizaol tions. 69 64 60 61 61 65 T T .14 .41 .12 .11 .16 .91 .62 84 85 52 50 49 49 60 46 46 46 51 .03 t A UNBELIEVABLE savings SPECIAL STORE HOURS FOR THIS SALE: 10 AM to 7 PMTHURS. & FRI. 10-- 5 PM SAT. .46 .12 .14 Fv2 SEPTEMBER ALL PRICES SLASHED! .18 53 51 - ;1aNh .03 Wyoming Cheyenne Regarding the states economic development and tourism budget, Mr. Bangerter said, We think it will take significantly more money and we have increased that budget in the last couple of years. Citing an example of where the state falls in commercial competitiveness, Utah, he said, is being out tives for individuals living healthy lifestyles, mainly through insurance rebates. B-- A 08 .29 Nevada Elko Ely Los Vegas Reno -' Continued From Page l fied as a major concern to policymakers in Utah were cancer, con- ONLY! .05 47 . . B-- jjbl3th,14th(15th 53 54 52 60 49 . . sold by Colorado ski resorts because of their aggressive promotions, although Utah has more to offer winter visitors, he said. Mr. Bangerter emphasized the objective of an economic development policy advisory committee he has formed to shape an "outreach program for luring new enterprise. Along with identifying national companies that Utah could potentially attract, he said his panel will survey the state's communities to compatibly match new ventures with the sentiments of local residents. Continued From Page l taming expansion capital and job training. Also, the state should streamline business regulations and pass along sales and use tax exemptions and other incentives accorded large corporations to the smaller variety as well, he said. Mr. Owens pointed out that 80 percent of all new jobs in Utah yearly are created by small businesses employing less than 100. Study Lists Good, Bad Utah Health News: jp M 70 79 69 81 82 81 94 84 66 84 87 . Bangerter, Owens Seeking To Bring Business to Utah 4 - L 78 78 89 . . s donclng (Bandstand), Zucchini Brothers (South Stage). 6pm Sheep shear IngJSouth Stage). 10 30 o m Folr gates open, Hompshli e 6 10 P m Skydklng (Grandstand) 6 30 p m. The 5th Dimension (Grand-stond- ) ond Suffolk Sheep ludglng (Judging Arena) 11.30 om. Sheep Shearing (South 6 45 p.m. Country Rhythm Cloggers Stage). Noon Moglclon Kim Wawkowskl (Bond-stand(Bandstand). 7 p m. Open Horse Show (At eno). Junior 12 30 p.m. Hunter ond Jumper events Dairy Cottle Dress-ucarnival (Judging 4 H talent contest ond dem- Arena). (Horse Arena), onstrations (South Stage) 8pm, Sensational Leigh Highs (Center I p.m. The Sensational Lelghs High Act grounds). 8 15 p.m. Jock D' Johns (Bandstand), (Center grounds). 2 p.m. Utoh Yodeler ond Miss Joyce Zucchini Brothers (South Stage). 9 p.m. Just Us (Bandstand), Shorlev (Bandstand); Governor's Fruit Pie Contest (South Stage). (Countv Building) 3 p.m. Aerobic demonstration (Band9 15 p.m. The 5th Dimer slon (Grandstand). stand). 10 p.m. Componv (Bondstand). 4pm. Sensational Lelghs High Act Fair train rides ore ottered at 3 and 6pm (Center g ounds), dairy ludglng (Judging Arena). Passengers must board 15 minutes earlier at South Temple ond 1000 West. Tickets may 4.15 p.m. Jack D' Johns (Bandstand). Non-Loo- k 5.30 p.m. Twin Look Alike ond be purchased at 155 N. 1000 West, a fair offiBreakcial said. Alike contests (Bandstand); Here is Thursdays Utah State Fair schedule Conditions Uloh . Springville resident and Red Devil graduate Allen Young told the board he spoke on behalf of the mascot proponents because he is proud to be a Red Devil. In answer of the mascot hat the Red opponen Devil is lsive, insulting . and unfair, louug said that the Spanish Fork Dons, the Payson Lions and Provo Bulldogs could also be ugly, offensive, insulting and unfair whenever they beat the Red Devils. The schools teams were nicknamed Red Devils because the school was built with concrete from a Red Devil cement company, some residents revealed during the meeting. The name was chosen because, like the concrete, the school was hard, one resitough and indestructible, dent said. stroke, Flamming Gorge: Partly cloudy Thursday ond Friday with o few afternoon and early evening thundershowers possibble. Gustv winds near the showers. Highs from 70 to Conditions . with one absten- Judging of Suffolk Sheep First Fair Event Today mld-90- Yesterday's .... Fillmore gust. The vote was tion. B3 13, 1934 Yesterday's Weather Summary Trace Missing T Alto Brighom City Brvce Canyon Bullfrog . . Cedar Citv . Delta Devil. The Nebo School District Board of Education voted to allow the school to retain their traditional mascot before a crowd of Red Devil proponents that packed the districts board room, Wednesday night. Opposition to the schools mascot was criticized at the Board of Education meeting in Au- Sail Lake CityBountifulOgden September Full Scluuluh Separation Surgery Today SPANISH Thursday, Daily Data Note: This information is received dotty from ttie National Weather Service at the Salt Loke International Airport. Precipita tlon readings ond temperatures bre those recorded at the olrport. Yesterday's Weather Data o 43. Precipitation o 39. Precipitation in Sept. o 08. Accumulative excess 22 53. Precipitation since Oct. 1, 1983 Accumulative excess 7.76. Utah high 95 at St. George. Utah low 48 at Brvce. S L.C. high 81 degrees S.L.C low 69 degrees Normal high tor this date 81 degrees. Normal low for this date 51 degrees Record high tor this date 95 degrees Record low for this date 36 degrees 7 06 MDT Sunrise Today 7 41 MDT. Sunset Today Utoh Agi Iculture Forecast A cold front will become stationary lust south of the Wasatch Front early Thursday then slowly dissipate. 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