| Show - :: ":'“ 5A71 ‘ -- 1'''''' r 1 f nrnnt2mro9V1401amoneri i - ' - B2 The Salt Lake Tribune Friday May 10 1991 Workers Unearth Foundation of Original Social Alan More Bike Trails and Riders Could Stem Tide of Traffic By Dave Jonsson Tribune Staff Writer State parks and history officials came running Thursday afternoon shortly after workers excavating for a tunnel at Social Hall Avenue for trails activity in any of his gets The time has come to include funding in his budget for trails" Trails supporters did get some help from the legislature this year without support from the governor Continued From B-Advisory Committee Norm Sims chairman of the new Utah State Trails Advisory Commit- tee says Salt Lake County should have had a trail plan in place 15 years ago Lacking that he says it will take 10 years for Salt Lake County to put together a usable trail system Planners from Salt Lake City Murray Sandy South Jordan West Jordan Draper South Salt Lake and West Valley City are in the process putting together trail systems "The only agency available to bring various plans into a common document is Salt Lake County" said Mr Sims "We have to get some co- ordination of all these efforts to make sure that the trails don't end in bud-Bicyc- le 1 A bill sponsored McAllister $200000 in funding for cities and counties with matching money and $50000 for a statewide trails coordinator Another $750000 appropriation is available to cities developing river parkways Those parkways of-o-f ten include trail systems Those who want trails are looking at funding alternatives The American Investment Bank Century Ride to be held Saturday in Salt Lake City for example could generate $20000 for use in trail velopment Cities are looking at zoning laws requiring new businesses or subdivisions to provide space for trails or parking facilities Corpora tions might adopt trails and pay for their construction Abandoned canal systems in urban areas and old railways could provide land for trails Some cities are asking Utah National Guard engineers for help in building trail systems Volunteer organizations and scout troops might be used to build trails In Salt Lake County Commissioner Mike Stewart is using inmates from the minimum-securitjail to eon According to Emery Crook a plan- - ner in the Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation Department effort was made this year to begin a county- wide trails plan and to start some trail construction The overall plan- ning project has not started and the county commission refused to fund a planned trail Sims also expresses frustration with the lack of leadership shown by Gov Norman Bangerter on the trails issue The governor has got to play a lead role if we're going to get trails built" be said "There has been little money for recreation and no money ler y struct trails Woods Cross Family Wins Disney Trip More !al news: 1 B-1- 8 Friday's Weather B-1- 1 0 A unseasonably low pressure system with a cool and unstabie or map will remain stafionary over the region hrough lotus:lay before moving east ward While this system is over the Utah area average lemperatures will be below WOIMOI bringing scattered lain or hall for the northern regions and fimfied moisture :in the southern sections of the state The slate forecast calls for occasional showers or hall showers through Friday mainly in the northwestern portions of the stale High winds will be decreasing by Friday followed by cloudy skies with scattered rain or thunderstorms for the southern halt at the state Temperature's for northern Utah call for while overnight daytime highs to be in the 50s to mici-60-s lbws will be in the 30s to mid40s Temperature's for south-er-n Utah call for daytime highs to be in 50s to lower 70s wflhle overnight lows should reach the 30s to 40s 60 allit rn DA 70 ' A lior4ge-a7- ° 1 ititicitHA 70 A Expected Temperatures FRONTS: WARM COLD grair WON - - 80 k 90 Plow RAW 14ROWNY MARAMA &NOW Slippery roads and dangorous driving conditions otton result from siormy strocrthet You on increoso traffic safety and reduce traffic congestion by taking the bus or a carpool KF SIAMW PT 30s Uinta Basin — The forecast calls for parttY cloudy skies with scattered rain Satuiday calls for portty cloudy skies and possible showers Highs at Vernal will be in the mid60s with lows in the lower 60s Cache Valley — The area can expect 00COSiOnCli rain or a chance of hall for the "region Saturday calls for partly cloudy slues with showers predicted Highs at Lc gan will be the upper 50s with lows in the 'upper 305 Southern Utah Forecast — Sevier VaThe Southern Utah forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with widely cohered showers Saturday calls for portly cloudy slues wtth a chance of showers Highs will be in the upper 50s with overnight lows in The mid-30- s Southeast Utah — The forecast for the region oaks for panty cloudy skies with isc toted showers or hall Saturday will remain partly cloudy with widely scatteied show l- and Deserts — The forecast calls for portly cloudy skies with scattered rain Saturday calls for partly cloudy skies with widely scattered showers Highs will be in the upper 50s with lows in Southwest Valleys the s mid-M- Northern Mountains — The forecast for the region calls for occasional rain or thundershowers mainly in the western portion of the state Ridge-towinds will be light to moderate from the southeast Highs at in will Snowbird be the upper 30s with lows In the lower 30s Highs at Pork City will be in p the m11-40- with s the mid-30- s Recreational Areas — Lake Powell Canyonlands and Zion National Park — The forecast for Utah's recreational regions calls for panty cloudy skies with widely scattered showers for Friday Temperatures will turn cooler on Friday and Saturday s Highs at Lake Powell will be in the with lows in the lower 405 Highs at Zion Nos with lows tional Pork will be in the s In the Canyonicmds highs will be mid-70- mrd-60- mid-60- s with lows in the mid-40- till—Missing T—Trace WS—Summary Yesterday's Condthons I Precip Utah Alta 47 Naming 77 Brigham CO Bryce Canyon Sul !flog Cedar Cily 45 64 82 63 todMile Delta Homing Gorge Green River tronksville Heber CO 29 54 009 41 035 Call T Iwyn 74 45 58 $S 65 W $4 69 70 60 47 OM Provo 49 44 73 48 45 43 30 56 43 001 Sondotph 51 34 003 Pnce Richfield 70 Roosevelt $1 Salt Lake Cfly Spanish Fork St George 48 toot Veinal Wendover Zion Nal Port M 72 65 77 45 73 54 49 43 45 63 34 47 39 59 T 68 73 46 73 73 45 41 35 45 49 56 45 40 82 57 Idaho Falls Pocatello Rexburg Falls 37 33 37 32 37 86 119 111 Teliowstone Cokokodo Denver Grand Junction 008 Amsterdam Athens berg Swim Cog° Dub On 0311 OAS 32 PA 41 67 82 064 BUS-INF- 287-463- O Geneva Hong Kong London Maand Mexico City Moscow Natrobs Pons Rome Sydney lokyo 66 61 61 75 61 63 75 61 61 66 41 37 72 41 45 57 45 59 45 66 45 70 64 66 M 63 tak fair fair clay fait fair fair far tidy lair tidy rain cidy ! Allem - m"s: - I- ' tirit -64 '''''' ':' ''''''''' ! 1 - i - lr:- k :1 - 1 1' 2 ''''' - l t - :' !k - —- II ' J 'kt i ii- 14 !idi sri:4 44k 44 11i:k4 sk r e A 4 1 i 7 ' 7 1 s 4) '' -'- 1 A 77' -- 4-- " It::: rart : 4'4:41:- : '' - w 1 L '' WISfillb ' ' 14 00'4'' - ' i 4 Iii ': 41: i - to : - A usin'Tbq W kak Lake Tribune Hall Avenue where they have found foundation of original Social Hall built in 1853 portedly faithful detail at Pioneer Trail State Park After the original structure was razed the bottom was apparently just covered over with dirt when State Street and Social Hall Avenue were connected Zions Securities the real estate arm of The Church of Jesus Christ Saints owns the of Latter-da- y gathering place just for socializing Prior to that pioneers boweries had just used rough-bew- n with thatched roofs Mr KoMer said From the earth surrounding the wall workers Thursday picked up year-roun- d bottles a horseshoe masonry spikes and related metal parts Social Hall is replicated in pur property Mr Tiede said he! played dead leave so he the assailants could go for help He was later shot again in the forehead "I couldn't believe I was still alive after that I prayed for strength" be said Linae testified that she and her sister Tricia were then forced at gunporn to drive the lir by snowmobile to the family car Mr Tiede told the court he had seen both of the suspects several days before wheni be had helped them at different times pull a three-whevehicle from the snow After the shooting Mr Tiede barefoot and blinded by blood said he managed to get a snowmobile started and drove it two miles to where he met his brother Randy Zorn Mr Zorn saidI he did not recognize his brother when he saw him "I couldn't tell it was my brother" he said "1 was looking at his face all mangled and dripping with blood" Von Lester Potts 76 Taylor has already pleaded guilty to two counts of capital homicide Both men could be executed Linae Tiede said she watched Tay lor shoot her mother in the shoulder arid then quickly turn and shoot her grandmother in the head 'There was a lot of noise and a lot of blood" she said Taylor and Deli forced Linae to start two family snowmobiles she said While loading the snowmobiles they were met by Rolf Tiede who was entering the cabin with his daughter Tricia Mr Tiede said Taylor ordered Deli to shoot him Deli raised his pistol and cocked it but did not shoot "I froze I put my hand up I was scared He did not pull the trigger It seemed like an eternity The gun was aimed dead center at my head" Taylor became impatient and fired a shot which hit him in the face said Mr Tiede ''It knocked me down" By Chris Jorgensen she explained As the victims lay dead in pools of blood the two homicide suspects cuddled a small puppy and laughed the Utah State University freshman said Blood from one of the victims soaked through the floor and into the room below in the family's vacation cabin in Oakley Summit County The sometimes weeping Lime Tiede testified Tuesday during the second day of trial for Edward Steven Deli charged with 10 crimes surrounding the Dec 22 shooting of Kaye Tiede 49 and her mother Beth H±1s3s hop-wou- ld el EgATTREss SALE tz3e95111 Yesterday's Condttents I c EN or 2?Pc A umhi 0 0 1 SAVINGS SPREE Pack le States Anchorage Fairbanks Honolulu los Angeies Portland Son Diego Son Francisco Seattle 50 60 55 67 65 66 65 64 LPtcIp 34 35 38 50 41 55 --- le IMI 95 I 48 43 59 36 ptel 55 U rain 69 51 fait 71 45 ptel 68 56 talc 71 46 limy 6447 snny Midwest Bismarck 79 54 Chicago 792 Detiolt Kansas Minnearialts 75 80 10 60 11 13 13 77 58 63 51 04 AS tie 75 12 71 15 55 atal 56 plat 52 wiry 64 tory 89 59 snny 8567 ptol 84 62 old 116 65 ptel ''- - - o Boston Butlalo New Yolk Richmond WoshIngton 1650 7050 AO 69 52 75 51 73 57 05 12 75 50 sally 77 52 snow 76 54 snny 75 51 Mal 77 51 ptal South Atlanta Burlingham touiwthe Memphis Miami Pier Orleans Orlando 65 39 66 09 83 66 251 89 70 15i 66 fain 64166 Oct 12t 64 wow 15i 69 mcry 17 76 pkii 16 70 snny 19 69 ptot 12 53 14 65 90 63 $O 62 17 72 Si 57 45 fair 17 69 Wet 17 59 pkil 12 54 kW U 73 Oat 111 49 fait 11 11 11 12 01 61 Dollars Paso Phoenix Sari Antonio Tucson 22 3877 Southwsist Albuquerque 105 n Limit 2 Per Customer AM 95 "t ' - - Twin Foam Mattress - 11111 ir—'1 : ' - Each slI ir 4 Piece !SOW - 17101k 41 -- IN SfIS ii TOP RIM l INNER SPRING sopPopT $249 Starting at 2x4x6 1 asonnut Your Choice $369 g $49 mateltmeal iluntemai ' TuinFull rikk---- I 11111 Queen A 1 -E-- Deluxe - $49 Ili ill 9 Metal Bunk II c'erlest'-s- w Starting at - - '1111 Red-Whi- te Blue-Pin- ( Brass 2! 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': :') -- 1 4 Prnosoonk iiighest air pollution figures fot selected cities Source— 0 9 moderate :Utah Health Dept 0 good hazardArrthealthlut: 200-29very unhealthful: 300-50- 0 ous 101—ozone CO—carbon monoxide PA—Respiraie parliculates lad Lake City—PA 70 Prave—CO 33 Ogdee—CO 33 and Davis mew fies—OZ 50 Utah County-- 0Z 42 Weber County-- 0Z Friday 411 o'1 IL 90 osilLga6n "WV i41904ell§ 4414:41 k trio 410 Atit 80 Selected forecast temperatures throughout be state 'NA): Blanding 6334 Cedar Chy 5632 Green River 2138 Logan 5839 Moab 7444 Ogden 0043 Promo 6239 Salt Lake City 5942 Vernal 6432l Wendever 5946 $t Gene 7144 70 mitiailt-- mit pjrella Alf I IDItte - - If 50 I -- 11114011r - ii: ( cast- Lines show WO tenvenstutos '' 1!:'' vs '' ' Construction workers dodge cars on State Street as they work on a tunnel at Social ATIONAMWEATHERM111111111 60 '' '44' ‘t 4:1 ''' -- w '':--e ' ' nr -- t: use Mr Walton said He said the construction schedule has some slack in it for the excavation and study of the site As be climbed around the old walls Mr Kohler said "We need to see inside the four walls down to the old floor" Even if nothing forecast for noon Friday May 10 Acou-Weath- er I t k ' 110011- ''''i17 - 4 r '4--4 :1 a r The First Unitarian Church 569 S 1300 South will host an Arts and Treasure Fair Saturday from 9 am until 3 pm Arts crafts books tapes compact discs and food will be sold to the pub lie F-- 6 9 The State Forecast - B-1- B-- 8 -7 1?-1- B-1- 4 -- 1 ''"1'' '' !: ''' - r 57 - - s4--'-------- 4 : - 4 - - representatives of the contractors and late Thursday it was decided to unearth the walls and whatever they may surround making detailed measurements and extensive photographs along the way But there won't be any effort to save the walls as a structure The stone blocks will be transported to Pioneer Trail State Park for later Church to Host Arts Fair prize" "We think it's fabulous that somebody who shops here won" said the firm's David Fuller B-- 5 B-- 3 B-1- 2 the -i 4 - offs are found "we can learn things from it" Mr Kohler said that thanks to workers scraping off the street's Melony 19 brother Ron 22 and their parents Larry and Dalene Widerburg will share the prize: A trip for four to Disneyland "It was really bizarre" said Ms Widerburg "1 didn't even take down details tabout Melony Widerburg of Woods Cross says she was following family philosophy that urges "just enter everything we'll win someday" when she deposited entries for the Newspaper Agency Corp Coupon Clipping Contest at Charlie Fuller TV & Appliance Sales & Service in is church historians and more than rubble and other - :: unearthed parts of the street's provides - 7 " ! namesake: the foundation and bottom four feet of the original Social Hall Ken Kohler curator at Pioneer Trail State Park made some quick measurements and said it was the bottom of the original structure built of sandstone blocks in 1853 it was the first "It's important building in Utah" declared Dave Madsen state archaeologist "We need some time to study this" Jim Walton vice president of Zions Securities and project manager for the $2 million ZCMI Center tunnel conferred with Mr Koh- by Sen LeRay m 44: : ' 'z'j 90 Days Interest Free rinancin? 1 im i 1 |
