| Show - B2 Sunday January 19 19'32 Routine Raid Turns Up Huge Cocaine Stash Legislative Circus Showcases Eawathon' 1 13 - Continued from the Mexican drug organization Three of the suspects were arrested by SWAT team members about 5:30 pm Friday when they arrived at the storage shed near 400 North Redwood Road The fourth man was arrested soon after in a home at 815 N 1400 West said Mr Moren "What is frightening" he B-- 1 110111011EMP : LOCAL The Sat Lake Tribune : a direct line to Salt Lake City It : normally goes through Los An geles or Miami or some place like that first" Four men were arrested in the raid including one man investigators believe is the leader of 1MtRTft07:0101111 'i Leg radus reacts and clangorous drIving conditions onion minute from stormy woothot Du con "'lamas lralllo salary and roduc traffic congssllon by Oclolog Mho bus 01 0 carioca( — Ogden Today's Report Compiled by Corinna Freimann Sl - Fog Salt Lake City Parkaty Fg Call ammintiontemali BUS-INF- 287-453- O 5 ProvaOrtmi Northern Utah residents can expect more gray skies today Areas of low clouds and fog are forecast along the Wasatch Front and in the Cache Valley area Fog will be dense in some areas Fair skies can be expected outside the foggy areas Daytime highs in Salt Lake City will be in with overnight lows in the midteens Condithe tions will be fair and mild in the northern mountains Light winds can be expected along the ridgetops Daytme highs in Alta will be in the upper 30s with lows in the lower teens Highs in Park City will be in the lower 40s with overnight lows in the lower teens A system will linger over the state today Vernal Fog Sunny 14127 1S29 Inn NORTHERNEUTAilit 1329 WeuZover Fcg Here we go again Just when you thought it was safe to come out from under the bed because all the New Year's revelers have finally made it home frcm their partying the Utah legislative circus comes to town The ringmaster for this greatest show on earth — Governor Norm — started off the festivities in the center ring with his state of the state address farewell to the troops presentation On the whole I would have to give Norm an "A-- " for presentation Of all the states' officeholders the award for most improved public speaker has to go to Norm hands down I especially liked the Larry H Miller touch at the mention of sacrifices his family had to go through — living in the governor's mansion taking those lengthy trips around the world seeing sights that only National Geographic photographers have seen staying in some of the world's finest hotels and having to eat food that was only fit for the heads of state Sometimes we (the little people) don't fully appreciate what our elected leaders do outside of the normal office hours I would have to give Norm a "C-- " for content as he focused on only positive things such as what a great place Utah is to live and accomplishments that have said -- is the amount of cash we got in this bust It means $130000 worth of cocaine — at wholesale prices — is already out on the street" Earlier in the week agents from the Metro strike force seized 6 pounds of cocaine in an unrelated raid said Metro commander U Terry Keefe 1840 -- 420 mid-20- s Fog 1025 Price Fog Eofts Fog 649 SotrniEstattrAMMIWIMMNit Pleb !lc Li Fog Fag south-centr- 1332 Cedar City Fog St &elle Sunny Gray skies will cover most of southern Utah today Areas of low clouds and fog can be expected in the southwest valleys and deserts The southeast and valleys can also expect fog' areas that will be dense in some spots Daytime highs in Cedar City will be in the s with overnight lows in the lower teens Skies in Utah's Dixie will break the gray trend with mostly sunny days and fair skies at night Highs in St George will be in s Conditions will be the lower 50s with lows in the fair and mild in the southern mountains and high plateaus Light winds can be expected along the ridgetop& Highs in Bryce Canyon will be in the lower 30s Moab 931 ' 11 12 35 z11 B1and1ng frog 1934 11 1 71 211i 23 i0V1 35 36 16 E EMM tI14 ts Precipitation 074 this month 33 Yesterday's L Sums Wimdover 31 15 fair 79 68 36 17 Zion NP 55 25 Lisbon 57 43 cldy fair Blanding fair Brigham City 32 3 19 fair London 46 37 tidy Bryce rain Madrid 61 27 Mail& 86 66 Bullfrog Cedar City MIS My cldy fair Flagstaff Phoenix 37 15 52 31 Tucson 59 42 Mexico City 66 45 Montreal 4 1 ddy Coalville 39 1 fair Delta 31 9 Denver Moscow Fillmore 26 12 Gnmd Flaming Grg 61 84 71 Beijing Beirut 37 59 36 28 7:48 degrees itecord high for the date Record Me for this date 53 degree& Belgrade Berlin 41 32 rain 4 degree Bermuda 62 51 Bogota Brisbane 68 39 cidy fair Brussels 41 Ogden ro eby Peibition The Accu-Weath- Great River it N M if Boise 40 26 eldy Nicosia 57 34 fair Hanksville 23 12 Coeur tfAkne 34 21 a 35 19 Budapest Buenos Aires 88 64 64 52 Calgary tidy fair Oslo 36 28 ddy Heber City 36 5 Idaho Falls 27 Paris 45 37 fair 3715 Lewiston 40 26 33 Cairo 64 52 tidy Rio 75 64 rain Helper Kanab M Pocatello 27 11 Caracas 82 57 tidy Rome 57 39 rian Lops 150 M Copenhagen Dublin 34 tidy fair 2 34 19 37 cldy 16 fair Midway Milford 41 43 Santiago Seoul 90 59 Rexburg 'NM Fails 19 41 29 15 Mantua Frankfurt 45 39 cidy M 72 rain Moab 11 M 37 32 chly 34 28 fair Monticello 29 5 Billings Great Falls 31 Geneva Singapore Stockholm Harare 82 64 ddy Sydney M Havana 69 60 23 12 Tokyo Vancouver 50 39 Helsinki cidy fair 41 30 Hong Kong Istanbul 61 52 fair Vienna 43 37 43 39 fair Warsaw 34 28 I City Oseic Weber counties - GOOD Orem PTORN IL and Utah counties 1100ELoat ItOzion to litoPr 414 uloo FRONTS: ALAL WARM COLD 11 N604 L LOW Helena 15 3 33 W Yellowstn 0 21 ddy chly Price 231 Elko 372 ddy Provo 33 11 Randolph Richfield M 7 Las Vegas Reno 44 18 34 14 Roosevelt 21 14 like 33 30 ios 1plipos20:111 ItvieitriA elmis 8 V Irdihir ES Sh001061 RAW it 011 loc 406 illgt4 OIrr al NON S5i MARES 60s '1 709 e 1912 KC SNOW Pg CE &NW AccoMealhot Inc E2 CLOLOT CLCOOV WisAionobene""of High temperatures acrom the nation to day will range from below zero in northern Maine to the 70s in extreme southern Flori- da Dynamic weather centrated in the Great Lakes region and around the gulf coast A combined system and warm front will bring snow showers mainly to Wisconsin and Michigan Rain showers can be expected in all of Florida while scattered snow is fore cast in parts of Alabania Georgia and South Carolina A system will prevail over the Western United States where condi bons will be mostly dry Dry weather also prevailed across the Western states Saturday and riles were partly many to sunny in many areas Heavy snow feU from West Texas to southern Ark Invo on Saturday and squalla were reported in the Great Lakes region Temperatures plunged to below zero in the northern Plains Snowfall totals in West Texas included 7 Indies between Post and Jayson and 5 incb es around Midland Up to 5 inches blanketTexas Up to 4 inches fell ed north-centrin parts of southeastern Oklahoma anti totals of 3 to 7 inches were reported across southern Arkansas : At miciday Saturday snow fell from :west-centrTexas across north-centrconditions svill be con VAM11WMIPIIM FA St George Tootle Texas southeast Oklahoma southern Arkansas northern Mississippi and northern Alabama Heavy rain fell in southeastern Texas Heavier totals included more than 2 Inches at Port Arthur and more than an inch at Houston and Galveston and Rain extended from south-centreastern Texas to Georgia and northwest Florida in the afternoon Strong wind ushering Arctic air into the northeastern states produced squalls with heavy snow in the Great Lakes region Overnight snowfall in western New York state included 30 inches at Parish Squalls over northwestern Pennsylvania produced up to 6 inches of snow in the Cambridge Springs area Snow squalls continued over northern Michigan sharply reducing visibility on roads Temperatures were below zero in the early afternoon over northern and eastern North Dakota Minnesota northern and central Wisconsin and parts of upper Michigan International Falls and Duluth Minn reported wind chills of 42 below zero and wind chills of minus BO and below were common in Minnesota and Michigan The low for the contiguous 48 states was 25 below zero at Warroad Minn 14 305 "Syn-cret- It e" "Sin-crete- "? Considering what he has had to put up with from us in the media and how he has maintained a good sense of humor a passing grade is deserved Now that they are getting down to the business at hand one has to marvel at the amount of stuff these dedicated souls must wade through I find it hard to believe that civilized society has gotten this far without the 1165 new laws that are being proposed There have been attempts to limit the number of bills that any one legislator could introduce Where else would you find such pearls as the law they passed that the Great Salt Lake could only rise to a certain point: That was like trying to pass a law that it could only get so cold e fa- - in winter One of my vorites was the "Blind Hunting License" law that allows a sighted person to blast a hole into some unsuspecting deer for a friend who can't see As recently as last year the deep thinkers on Capitol Hill in an effort to stem the glut of "Stupid Utah Liquor" jokes tried to reform the laws and made it possible to order a glass of wine or cocktail at a restaurant at 1 pm instead of the original 4 pm restriction Maybe this session a legislator whose eyes meet close to the nose will introduce legislation decreeing lunch time to start at I pm so citizens of the state can take advantage of the landmark law passed last year! CIAO - all-tim- Wyandng 27 4 6 21 1 14 Laramie 189 Rock Springs 4 49 33 33 57 36 Cheyenne Evanston H 36 19 39 19 ptd Anchorage Atlanta 34 32 31 19 Oct 43 31 35 70 Atlantic 33 27 25 15 Indy ptel 43 O 39 060 45 32 3629 Ely ISO 40 27 Indy 15 10 38 10 Bodo § 27 23 20 Buffalo 11 11 Charlotte 50 29 001 17 1 yr 27 Chicago Cincinnati 112 23 4 23 14 25 Ckareland 14 11 Cottontail 19 12 Concord 19 7 Dalin 3636 Dee Moines 15 10 5 El Paso 44 32 20 2 23 I stely 003 11 7 soy O 44 26 ptd 001 32 Fairbanks 000 floy 19 0 47 26 ptd ddy ptd ptd ptd may 1 4 14 Fart 4 23 23 9 5 Hartford 25 11 18 1 Honolulu 80 64 79 65 fany Houston 45 40 47 33 Ely Indianapolis Jackson MS 14 7 23 I 40 32 ddy sidy 49 19 wody 43 22 st ny shor WI 001 227 0 19 0 38 34 Kansa City Little Rock 36 21 37 31 Leo Angeles Louittrille 65 45 V 50 25 21 30 16 Mnaphis 3634 40 24 ptel Miami 73 58 76 60 Ely M M 4 flry 03 00$ Swot HD M M M Milwaukee 11 0 20 Minneapolis Nashrille 1 12 21 8 tidy 32 25 36 20 New Orleans 43 40 44 39 New York 29 24 24 13 51 20 ptd ptd Noy may 1 40 28 239 10 sd Orlando 71 45 64 50 rain Philadelphia 33 28 25 13 ptd Pittsburgh Portland MS IS 10 :0 3 plel 22 11 14 4 Portland 50 36 62 38 rani Isir Richmond 47 33 33 Is ptd 44 Sacraorsito 50 42 51 38 144 San Aatonle 47 42 Ely San Diego 411 41 oa 33 63 40 sinz Sas Fractal Seattle 66 44 61 43 say 42 28 51 34 tody Sioux Falb IS 10 St !Alia 25 19 16 snoy Spokane 30 20 31 21 Tamps 69 48 OS 52 fog non Tula 38 Xa 48 20 sony Iliathrgton 40 29 32 19 sony Wichita 39 25 50 17 fat Wilmington 34 28 Ti 12 sony 033 0 01 35 B-- 1 versity was shut down After spending a month with their mother Kirsten and Nicko le left for home in October Mrs Platt remained in Tbilisi to continue her teaching In December a relatively quiet situation in Georgia changed into a bloody battle between supporters and opponents of Georgian President Zviad Gamsakhurdia fighting for control of Tbilisi The Institute of Foreign Languages was closed down Kirsten and Nicko le haven't heard from their mother for more than a week Calling Tbilisi is virtually impossible "Last time we talked Mother said again that she really liked the people and the country and wanted to be of help" said Kirsten ptcl Grand Rapids r Continued from IIMOM Katy pto ptd ddy otty fir! 1 Detrod Oklahoma City Omaha IS Today Fest L Birmingham Bismarck Related Story Park City heats up as Film Festival rolls Page Sun-dan- I E-- 1 - - ' - I willing to work on the cheap for the next year or two before they also become famous" Caryn James The New York Times critic is at the festival for the second time The Times has covered the event for the last six years She is among 100 journalists from all over the world in Park City this week "We cover it because it is It is something our readers are aware of They expect me to let them know if something interestingis corning out of the festival that they will eventually see Ever since 'sex lies and videotape' people have looked to the festival for discohigh-profil- Steven Soderbergh distributors the major studios like 20th Century Fox and Columbia and small distributors such as Miramax and Fine Line Both come to Park City but for different reasons "The big studios show up en masse at Sundance not so much to find new movies to distribute but to find new talent" says Mr Law "In the present recession we are in people can't continue to make $30 million movies the industry average The idea is to find new directors and writers CI 0 Albuquerque Oty 002 e eee e El e veries" Ms James and Todd McCarthy who reviews films for Daily Variety (also known as the show business bible) agree that has an impressive track record for choosing provocative films with the potential of finding a wide audience "This is the premiere independent American film showcase" says Mr McCarthy "We can't afford to ignore it" Sun-dan- Sandy Family Mother of Civil Rights Caught in in Salt Lake Stop Making Soviet Chaos Continued from Nevada Yestereay L Prep Austin ' erAnomun at Spanish os 17 35 21 35 10 9 el M 1 Nephi Salt Ohl Wake Ogden Park West M fair operate high temperature zones for the day triage1112os t II forecast for noon Sunday Jan 19 er Lime 602 27 Companion" an American Playhouse drama about AIDS The film was greeted with standing ovations and captured the Audience Award Mr Law says that Park City is a friendly place to show a film that doesn't have obvious commercial appeal" There are two types of movie 321 ddy MortAitOlt ial Lola 6 34 Jet 75 55 56 festival unveiled "Longtime Colorado 70 45 Partilates Clog lanes 16 New Delhi M tently brings films to Sundance to exhibit Two years ago the 63 50 Nairobi $I WNW 331 tidy 1W been made during his administration avoiding any mettion of the biggest tax incre 'aies the state has ever seen or the throngs of people carrying torches and pitchforks as they marched on the capitol A "Bi-- " for length which was short due to the emphasis on accomplishments only 1 had to deduct 10 points for not once mentioning the words or was "pumps" or 1 American Playhouse consis- Arizona 41 71 000 is Fedetal NNW) 9- - SI Geed 61 - IN Itotende NI 20 Unhealthful IN 270 Vert UttheaNIVI 20 ckly fair 528 MST 44 9 23 Utak 8 12 84 so Sums B-- people in Hollywood This place already has hatched Steven Soderbergh and John Say les Richard Link later who brought 'Slacker' here last year just signed a deal with Universal" Mr Bernard has come to the festival every year for the last decade and is in the theaters "from morning to night" "We see films for acquisition We see filmmakers who are starting who we want to talk to about their next film" Lindsay Law executive producer of Public Television's L 34 20 44 I H Alta degree& Salt LW City k Davis counties Provo Utah County Yesterday's Weather L Prep Veinal Weather tidy Bangkok Barbados INOEX WalEIGNOMMINIENINE3 NV among the most powerful lareRmoutttmoima cldy 31 Manoricis ll Johamtesbrg Lima cidy fair Normal high for this date Normal km for this date WMtAVRV4-tUttO- t 82 61 43 Mgt a f 45 39 54 541 094 55 at Loa National Park 12 at Hankettle f Jerusalem 45 39 Athens M Caztal E 30 Residents in southern Utah can expect partly cloudy skies throughout the week except on Tuesday when clouds will increase over the area Daytime highs will range from the upper 203 to the mid-30- s Overnight lows will range from 9 degrees to the upper teens Drivers in the area should watch for areas of dense fog early in the morning and late in the evening Skies will be fair outside the foggy areas Light winds can be ex pected in the southern mountains 30 I 23 III -- Amsterdam hermitlabse deficit 'Sunrise Today Sunset Today 30 IMORLDWiMNittaita DrT Utah high Utah low low WMV4 Prectation Precipitance since Oct Accumulative excess 27 I DA10—atAldiWOOl111 1 1991 23 A IL high high Continued From maker is tomorrow's Hollywood director" says Tom Bernard vice president of Orion Classics a distributor of foreign and independent American movies "All the people here will in the next 10 years or so be I eat LI 1 lq - Stars Born at Sundance Film Festival imiftowmb: Clouds will hover over northern Utah for the next five days Fog will be dense in many areas esperially early in the morning and late at night today Monday and Tuesday Fog will be more patchy Wednesday and Thursday Daytime highs along the Wasatch Front will range from the mid20s to the lower 30s Overnight lows will range from 9 degrees to the upper teem Scattered snow showers are forecast on Wednesday followed by partly cloudy skies on Thursday Tom Barberi I ' 4'9 mid-20- Fog Fog 21741 2551 raid-30- - k and Sen Winn Richards said limiting each lawmaker to five bills would eliminate the more inane measures I disagree The only sure way to ensure the absence of inane legislation would be to do away with the Legislature I for one however do not advocate this because where else could you find so much dumb stuff to talk and write about than during their semiannual "But it's getting dangerous there and she wants to come home to her family "There is street fighting in Tbilisi and snipers are on the roofs Mother doesn't want to wait until February when she's scheduled to return She wants to go now" But she can't Planes don't fly because of severe gasoline shortages created when Moscow cut fuel supplies after Georgia de dared its independence from Russia Trains don't run either so Mrs Platt cannot try to fly home from some other city of the former Soviet Union Her planned departure in February looks doubtful too since the situation in Georgia after a short respite brought by Mr Gamsakhurdia's flight from Tbilisi Jan 0 worsened again flry "President Gamsakhurdia is now beck in Georgia and it looks like civil war may start any thy now" said Kirsten I B-- 1 Lifelong Racism Foe To Receive Award Parks' refusal is history and with a hint of a Southern accent despite living 34 years in Detroit Mrs Parks now Rosa and Rayruns the mond Parks Institute for which offers scholar Soft-spoke- n 12 Utah's Martin Luther King Jr holiday is rolling around quietly this year but in 1986 a proposal for the state holiday set off a verbal war in the Legisla- day "It is time that women are recognized for the history ture B-- 3 they have accomplished NAACP President Alberta Henry said in announcing the award "Every branch of the NAACP should have a Rosa Parks Award each year" Rosa Parks will attend the noon luncheon at Little America to present the award NAACP also will present its annual Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Award that day to former Salt Lake City Mayor Palmer De Pauli& The daughter of Carl and Essie Mae Washington has worked at the Veterans Administration Regional Office in Salt Lake City for 27 years Over the years she has served NAACP as its branch secretary membership chairwoman and as a member of the scholarship committee The award will be an honor for Mrs Green because she views Mrs Parks as "a good ships to black students Racism hasn't ended despite laws passage of because "a whole lot of white peo- ple's hearts have not been changed" Mrs Parks said Still she hopes it will be eliminated during her lifetime Symbolically celebrating Martin Luther King's birthday with a holiday also is important she believes Arizona is the only state that fails to celebrate Rev King's birthday with a paid holiday so Mrs Parks stopped there to lobby en route to Salt Lake City movement of The the 1950s and 1960s could not have succeeded without Rev King's emphasis on she said Still Mrs Parks has never been an absolute supporter of civil-righ- ts non-violen- sincere non-violen- warm Christian woman who was a good citizen That is important for me I too always try to set a good example for my children" "I was raised to be proud and it had worked for me to stand up aggressively for myself" she said in her book M1 1110111NMPA10110WMER PhCMftQM 1 - -- t n- - 1 racism interfere with her belief in herself For her lifelong efforts at changing the system Mrs Green will receive the Salt Lake Branch NAACP's first Rosa Parks Award on Mon- Related Story Page B-- could go to Lagoon but could not swim or dance" But Mrs Green never let nt 13 Continued from IIIRMIIMERANNEMINIEBEIRMWOMMI it non-prof- |
