| Show 2B The Salt Lake Tribune January Saturday More to Come 3 1987 Booked Magna In Murder of Arizonan Teen-Ag- Ski Resorts Get Foot of Snow er was booked Magna teen-age- r Thursday night into the Salt Lake County Juvenile Detention Center for the apparent murder of an Arizona Continued From day Then next Friday every Utah resort except Deer Valley and Brighton will participate in Free Ski Day in which beginner skiers will be treated to free rentals free lift tickets and free lessons Ms Newberg said Deer Valley Drive Detective Beckstead said Mr Bekay and the acquaintance had returned to the party after the acquaintance had fought with the revelers about two hours earlier 3708 man The boy 16 was booked about 8 on suspicion of second-degre- e pm homicide stemming from the slaying 18 who died early Thursday from multiple stab wounds to the chest Investigators also recovered two knives used in the alleged murder Detective Garth Beckstead said Friday The body of Mr Bekay who was from the Navajo Indian Reservation in Arizona but was living with a relative at 3737 Deer Valley Drive (8415 West) was found about 11am Thursday behind a mobile home at 3741 Deer Valley Drive He was stabbed apparently after of LeRoy Bekay l Games are scheduled to start Satur- he and an acquaintance were involved in a fight with seven or eight people at a New Year’s Eve party at A B-- Residents in the neighborhood where Mr Bekay’s body was found contacted the Sheriffs office after children located the body Thursday morning The children had told their parents they had seen the body after midnight Thursday when they were setting off firecrackers Their parents told them the body might be that of a man who’d had too much to drink and to leave him alone the detective said skiers must register for the event and should call the individual resorts of their choice Friday’s storm wasn’t enough for the four Utah resorts that have yet to open Sundance Snowbasin Beaver Mountain and Nordic Valley all need at least another storm said Ms Newberg This weekend's storm could do it she said Then by Tuesday Mr Alder said a high pressure ridge is possible returning the fog and haze of December to the Salt Lake Valley Today’s Weather TheForeeasttor Utah Forecast pm EST Sat Jan 3 7 approaching Pacific An weather system will spread increasing moisture and southwest winds across Utah The forecast calls for increasing clouds with scattered rain and snow showers Northern highs will be in the 10s lows in the 20s and 30s Southern highs will be in the 40s and 50s lows in the teens and 20s FRONTS: Occluded Servic Notional Woolticr rw Stationary Dto U S NOAA ‘ Iogan 22 R) of Commerco Air Pollution Index Suit lukf1 Bountiful (Uidi'ii I’rmn too Marginal 75 Goad Vary Good 27 07 CO 65 18 TP 07 17 CO Source Utah Health Dept M 07 CO 33 CO M 07 37 CO Corben Meeoiide Dr John M Tudor Jr decided in first grade that he wanted to be a doctor It wasn’t really his idea Dr Tudor readily confesses His teacher said he’d make a good doctor because he got along well with people And it's that aspect of his job in fact that he says he enjoys the most Dr Tudor who practices in Salt Lake City has been named the physician of the year by the Utah Academy of Family Physicians He will be their nominee for consideration of a similar award from the American Academy of Family Physicians Dr Tudor’s inclinations toward medicine were furthered in high school after he studied various careers for a sophomore class project After that the only uncertainty was a speciality Initially he settled on anesthesiology But at Harvard Medical School where he earned his degree in 1964 Dr Tudor chose family practice “The specialists seemed to be so fragmented and less personal They tended to see the patient for only the part that they were interested in” Dr Tudor says of his choice Now he “does everything from deliver babies to nursing-hom- e care” He will go on an occasional house call but prefers to see patients in the office where he has access to necessary equipment In addition to his practice Dr Tudor is active in various professional organizations including the Utah State Medical Association He is a past president of the Utah Academy of Family Physicians and a delegate to the national academy Dr Tudor has some strong opinions on problems facing his profession including the growing liability threat The liability issue he says is "a bigger social problem that everyone feels they should be paid for whatever it is that happens to them" popForty years ago Americans were a ulation Now we want to place blame for everything self-relia- PorKculenti Area Forecast forecast calls tor Increasing clouds and warmer temperatures with southerly winds Isolated showers are expected to develop In the mountains tonight Chance of measurable roln or snow at Cedar City Increasing to 40 percent tonight and 70 percent by Sunday Highs will be In the 40s ond 50s with lows from the teens to near 30 Southeast Utah: The forecast for the area calls for Increasing clouds ond warmer temperatures Breezy south winds ore ex- pected by afternoon Cooler with Increasing rain and snow on Sundav Highs will be In the 40s ond 50s with overnight lows from the upper teens to the 30s Recreational Areas — Loke Powell ond Canyonlands: The forecost for the area colls for Increasing cluds and warmer temperatures today with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph Mostly cloudy tonight ond Sunday with Increasing rain ond snow showers Lake Powell highs will be In the 50s with overnight lows near 40 Canyonlands highs t will be In the 40s lows In the 30s Northern and Southern Mountains: The forecast for the regions colls tor Increasing clouds with widely scattered light snow showers Expected warmer temperatures with southwest winds becoming moderate across the rldgetops Northern highs will be In the 30s with low from the upper teens to mld-20- s Southern highs will be from the upper 30s to degrees to 20 Missing ity” he adds Continued From l church archives were announced and authorities closed by collections of all Mormon presidents from Brigham Young to today said Gary Bergera publisher of Signature Books a publishing house for scholarly Mormon works The decision is tragic for all Utahns according to Mr Bergera Young leader of the Mormon Church from 1844 to 1877 also was territorial governor and Commissioner of Indian Affairs for Utah Church spokesman Jerry Cahill said it’s long been church policy that researchers may not use presidential collections until the papers have been processed and cataloged “In the past we’ve made exceptions to that rule" he said “There no longer will be any exceptions” Mr Cahill said he B-- those who go against the Lord's anointed won’t have their “baskets full" and neither they nor their children will have a right to the priesthood He said a scholar who had baited a church seminary teacher later died an untimely death In May church officials said the archive was instituting several new procedures governing access to historical materials New user requirements include signing in and out when using the facility Also researchers who wish to examine particularly rare or sensitive documents must have their request approved by a review committee Other changes include remodeling the archive reading room and the installation of a computerized circulation system and other sophisticated electronic equipment doesn’t know when the process will be completed “It appears that church employees are uncomfortable and disappointed with the direction that seems to be taken at the archives" said Daniel Rector publisher of the independent Mormon Sunstone Foundation “It remains to be seen what will happen The presidential collection seems to be a significant event but we don’t know how temporary that will be” This summer censorship fears among some researchers intensified when Mormon Apostle Boyd K Packwho also is senior adviser to the LDS History Department issued a warning aimed at scholars during a closed telecast to church seminary er and institute teachers Quoting the Doctrine and Covenants (Section 121) Elder Packer said Concerned that prostitutes will spread the deadly AIDS virus to the valley’s heterosexual community the Salt Lake Health Department is calling for an immediate crackdown on sex for hire A longer-tergoal would put the board of health in partnership with local school districts to teach that promiscuity has problems and “it is OK to say no” “Our concern is growing into anxiety” Dr Harry L Gibbons declared in a letter to county commissioners The director noted that while significant numbers of AIDS cases and carriers have been reported among homosexuals and intravenous drug users that hasn’t threatened the at large s with lows from ten pop-ulati- But a recent report by US Surgeon General Dr C Everett Koop said the number of AIDS cases among heterosexuals has doubled to 4 percent Contact with prostitutes — many of them intravenous drug users — got much of the blame ciated with increased risk of AIDS” Dr Gibbons warned “We are very concerned now more of innothan ever for the cent spouses and unborn children of those who seek contact with prostitutes I am asking you to take all necessary and possible measures to prevent the practice of prostitution” well-bein- Those are national figures the health department director stressed While Utah had 54 confirmed cases of AIDS since 1983 virtually all have been among homosexuals and intravenous drug users A few were among hemophiliacs Locally four prostitutes have tested positive for AIDS antibodies Dr Gibbons said he didn't know if they are still on the street “AH promiscuous behavior is asso g What are those necessary steps? At this point they seem limited to convincing prostitutes to find other work Dr Gibbons lamented Years ago after quarantining a prostitute in jail he was ordered into Third District Court and told he could take the woman to a hospital a hotel or “home to dinner” but she couldn’t be jailed CHAIRS TABLES BAR STOOLS CHAIRS TABLES BAR STOOLS CHAIRS TABLES BAR STOOLS CHAIRS TABLES BAR STOOLS Global Temps Inlermountain T — mld-40- Extended Forecast for Utah Monday through Wednesday Northern and Southern Utah — A cold moist upper level Pacific weather disturbance will move slowly eastward across the Great Basin region The extended forecast calls tor variable cloudiness and rather cold temperatures with scattered snow and rain at times Highs will be In the 30s north and mostly 40s south Lows will be In the teens ond 20s with zero to 10 degrees above zero In the mountains Extended Forecost for Idaho Monday through Wednesday Northern and Southern Idaho — Northern Idaho: The extended forecast for northern Idaho calls for scattered rain and or snow showers In the low valleys with snow over the mountains on Monday Tuesday and Wenesday will be mostly dry with areas of night and morning fog Highs will be In the 30s with lows mostly In the teens Southern Idaho: The extended forecast for southern Idaho calls for occasional rain ond snow on Monday The rain ond snow will move Into the western sections on Tuesday ond In the east on Wednesday There will also be areas of night and morning fog throughout the forecast period Highs will to the mld-30- s range from the mld-20- s Overnight lows will be In the teens Weather Summary M — “It's unfortunate that people don’t seem to recognize that there are things that go wrong in anything" Dr Tudor says Economic pressures will eventually lower public expectations of medical outcomes and “inject some real- LDS Bar Researcher From Archives City-Coun- ty Saturdoy and Sunday Salt Lake City Ogden and Provo — An ap- proachlno Pacific weather system will spread Increasing moisture and southerly winds across the Wasatch front beginning today The forecast calls for Increasing clouds and warmer temperatures Widely scattered rain or snow showers developing tonight and Increasing on Sunday Southerly winds up to 15 mph ore expected Highs will be In the mid to upper 60s with overnight lows In the low to mld-30- $ Northern Utoh Forecast — Cache Volley Wasatch Front and Western Deserts: The forecast for the area calls for Increasing clouds with widely scattered light rain or snow showers developing near the mountains Expected warmer with Increasing south winds Cooler with more showers on Sundav Highs will be In the low to mld-eO- s with lows In the 20s and 30s Chance of rain at Salt Lake City Is Increasing to 20 percent tonight ond 60 percent Sundav Uinta Basin: The forecast for the area colls for Increasing clouds ond warmer temperatures with breezy southwest winds isolated snow showers developing near the mountains ore expected Cooler with Increasing roln ond snow on Sundov Highs will be In the mld-30- s to 40 with overnight lows In the teens Southern Utah Forecast — Southwest Valleys Sevier Volley and Utah's Dixie: The Salt Lake City physician John M Tudor Jr adds personal touch to his practice County Fears Prostitutes May Spread AIDS Excellent 13 Utah Physician of Year Enjoys People Yesterday's Conditions Montana Trace Yesterday's Conditions CUT HEATING Daily Data Note:' This Information is received dully from the National Weather Service at the Salt Lake International Airport Precipitation reodlngs and temperatures ore those recorded at the airport Yesterday's Weather Data Precipitation — Precipitation In January — 017 017 Accumulative deficiency — 007 183 Precipitation since Oct 1 1V86 — Accumulative deficiency — 200 — Utoh high 60 at St George 12 at Montlcello Utoh low — — 43 degrees SLC high SLC low — Antique or Brass Finish Mount on flat or vaulted ceilings 5 blades Normal high for this date — Normal low for this date — Record high tor this date — -Record low for this date — 7:52 MDT Sunrise Today — 5:13 MDT Sunset Today— Utah Agriculture Forecast: Utah's agricultural areas con expect Increasing clouds with light snow developing Rain mixed with snow Is expected In the lower valleys Never needs f only from 4 lAChtk ceM5A 5 Yr Warranty oiling UUisted 52 oak cane blades 52" oak cane blades Your Choice $7§)95 Candle type light bulbs 990 ch Salt Lake Sewing h COOLING COSTS IN WARM WEATHER WITH NORMA ROTATION coot AIR IS circulated AIRROW Brass Finish 5 yr warranty 31 36 degrees degrees 19 degrees 50 degrees 6 degrees OR IN COLD WEATHER AIRROW WITH REVERSE ROTATION WARM AIR IS FORCED DOWNWARD Our Gift to You Hifi purchase of a fan $250°o value & Ceiling Fan Sales e & Service 3679 So State 262-003- 1 Weekdays S-- 8 Sat 9-- 5 U Jim |
