Show B2 UTAH Tuesday August The Salt Lake Tribune Sobbing Mother Pleads Guilty to Selling Son's Snowmobile By Tom Quinn spEIAL To rm: TRIBUNE OGDEN — Charged with theft her own son a distraught Ogden mother pleaded guilty to selling his snowmobile for debts he allegedly owed her "A mother has no rights" said Paula Rauzi 48 during her arraignment Thursday in 2nd Disfelotrict Court for third-degre- e by ny investigators she had sold the vehicle because her son owed her Several times during the probroke down ceedings Mrs Rauzi -I'm having a sobbing audibly hard time with this situation" she said declining Judge Michael Lyon's offer of a brief recess to compose herself money Mrs Rauzi told the judge she was pleading guilty because she had no money to fight the theft was mobile his from missing WE THEFCREPORTail PtCloudy lenst1 Auto emissions ore the primory cause of air pollution during a temperature Inversion You can help rauc pollution and cut aown trottic congestion by taking the bus or a carpool Logan 1 5695 &port Compiled by Martin Renzhofer Today's Ogden Call BUS-INF- 287-463- O 6 PICloudy 6396 NORTHERN UTAH alliglainelowwmay Salt Lake City Wendover PtCloody Park City PtCloudy PtsCloudy 6799 7197 5688 ProvoOrem PtCloody 6'298 Northern Utah in particular the Salt Lake Ogden and Provo areas will share fair to partly cloudy conditions through Wednesday Plus the hot sun will continue to beat down so give those children selling cool lemonade and yourself — a break There is a chance on the curb of widely scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms Vernal PtCloudy 5595 Price NCloudy Delta Pt Cloudy near the mountains 6192 NCloody 62102 I Richfield I Cedar City PtCloudy PICloudy 68105 :i 5994 St George Moab NCloud" 5591 : 1100114 5797 : LUNAR PHASESIMMIONIIIMAMICIA I : 74106 Blanding Bullfrog PICIoudy : PtCloudy PtsCloudy 6295 73104 Northern Utah will continue to have mostly fair conditions for the period through Saturday But despite the expected fair forecast widely scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms are likely Highs for the week will continue to be in the mid- - to high 90s A tripledigit high is possible Lows are forecast for the mid to high 60s low 00 0 Precipitation this month Accumulatne deficit Tree 0 29 11 36 1991 2 43 Utah high Utah low 47 92 101 50 Cateel MOM nag SI MO 201 275 in 1939 PM 8 32 M 58 30 50 11 22 50 20 22 52 Standards 101 degrees Partoutmes Mona 11 pgtlen Weber County 201 in 1935 INDEX: Salt Lake City S L & Davis Co Provo Utah County fTomorrow Good Salt Moderate Unhesithful trthealthrul Weber SO at Midway 61 degrees degrees 6 34 A POLLUTION t at Moab 104 Lake CM Davis& founded GtO)D Provo5 L k Counties GOOD Med Very 105 106 low 68 Yesterday's Weather Summ H I Summ rain cler Jerusalem 88 64 28 der der der Athens 95 77 Johannesbrg 54 Bangkok Barbados 91 79 86 64 78 tidy cler Kiev 87 Lima 64 57 tidy Barcelona 79 61 cidy Lisbon 81 63 der cldy cler London Madrid 82 72 90 3 Belgrade Berlin 97 72 cldy Manila 95 63 Mexico Bermuda 87 82 der der Bogota Brisbane 64 46 68 Nairobi Brussels 77 48 63 cldj cler Budapest Buenos Aires 64 cldy cler New Delhi 99 Nicosia 53 42 Calgary Cairo 68 50 95 72 der net der 70 57 tidy 86 59 tier 88 73 tidy 71 52 tidy Montreal 77 63 tidy Moscow 75 50 der 73 52 tidy 90 77 rain 99 77 tier Oslo M M Paris 73 61 tidy Rio 84 66 tidy City Borne 97 77 tidy Santiago Seoul 66 32 der 84 70 tidy Singapore Stockholm M M 82 68 tidy Sydney' 63 45 tidy Tokyo Vancouver 88 77 tidy cirly 68 50 tidy 81 cler Vienna 95 70 70 cler Warsaw 95 64 tier tier Caracas 84 72 Copenhagen Dublin 79 63 tidy cler 66 50 cldy Frankfurt M M M Genes a 77 68 Harare 68 45 Hasana 90 77 cldy cler cler Helsinki 68 55 Hong Kong Istanbul 90 90 POLLEN COUNUM111111 Conditions—StalawKle--(8011 Grass 0 High Mold Low 70s Nair 0 80s 1:j 0 100s milt 1 k' 'S 60§ 40: k t i 11101101111it k 44 ‘ 906 k s kr s41111gos t 80sx Ali () s k WARM COLD 100S AL— AILAK -v- STATIONARY 1992 p H 146 LOA Assooatee Fi t—Lia TSORUS PLIAR S SNOW iCE SLAW g!J PT ccadDy Inc cLovov Po heat will return to the Pacific Northwest as a very large northward bulge develops in the jet stream Temperatures well into the 80s in many cases Isolated will rumble across the thundershowers coastal Northeast near a cold front South- will soar well into the 90s in western Washington and the mercury will exceed 100 degrees in the western valleys of Oregon and in the Columbia River Valley Values could reach 110 degrees in far northern portions of the Sacramento Valley west winds ahead of the front will gust over 30 miles an hour delivering very warm air Building atmospheric pressure in the Northwest will generate easterly winds which in the canyons could exceed 25 miles an hour This will heighten the risk of wild fires Unusually hot weather will last all week The Southwest will also be very hot the next several days with the only relief arriving in the form of isolated afternoon thundershowers over the mountains Even coastal clouds will be suppressed so that readings there will climb to the region Meanwhile in the interior Northeast sinking air motions in the wake of the front will promote sunshine though there could be some clouds early in the day The drier air will reach the Northeast coast overnight Farther south from the Virginia Coast to the lower Mississippi Valley the front will make much slower progress because winds aloft are lighter there Thus scattered thunderstorms are possible today and Wednesday High pressure in the northern Plains will direct very humid air up the east slopes of the Rockies ISATIS Os 1 70$ t FR tSATA (04) Mr! H Yesterday's Weather L Prep ARIZONA H LPrep Alta 77 54 84 50 Blanding Brigham City Bryce Bullfrog Capitol Reef Cedar City Coalville Delta Fillmore 94 63 99 55 78 49 1 M NI M 80 69 1 92 62 M M 94 64 94 67 Flaming Grg Green River Hanksville Heber City 88 50 LIAH Flagstaff Phoenix Tucson THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Commissioner Stewart ac- knowledged pay problems exist in 51 47 93 50 94 56 94 54 Rexburg Twin Falls MONTANA 89 49 90 53 55 55 Billings Great Falls Helena Missoula NEVADA Elko 85 M M 97 65 95 53 Helper Kanab 92 61 99 65 Logan 96 54 Midway Milford Moab Monticello 94 47 97 56 104 78 85 96 94 49 65 Ely 87 63 62 Las Vegas Reno 107 81 98 M M M 91 58 001 95 51 98 63 95 65 Nephi Ogden Price Provo Randolph Richfield Roosevelt Salt Lake Spanish Fork 103 75 97 58 NEV 44 90 50 89 43 96 45 90 47 57 011 001 Cheyenne Evanston Laramie 79 55 M 54 80 50 Rock 88 59 78 38 Springs Yellowstone 97 04 M—Missing 66 63 001 T—Trace ELSEWHERE IN USSUMIR H I Anchorage Atlanta Atlantic City 63 55 95 71 89 64 Austin 97 75 Birmingham Bismarck 95 73 81 49 Boston 74 Buffalo 83 Charlotte 94 Chicago Cincinnati Clmeland 583-880- THE SALT LAKE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING PRIOR TO ITS FOR CONSIDERATION APPROVAL OF THE LATEST DRAFT OF THE OPEN SPACE PLAN (MASTER PLAN) WHICH IS IN SCOPE AND APPLICATION CITY-WID- E Today I Fest 91 73 rain tstm 88 69 ptel 96 75 91 72 pint tstm 71 45 pict 63 90 67 64 74 65 ptd met 69 91 71 snny 91 73 78 60 snny 87 71 83 67 met 91 63 75 pH Columbus 91 68 81 65 66 Concord 80 62 88 62 Dallas 100 78 97 67 ptel ptel Des Moines 88 73 80 Chambers Room 315 City and County Building 451 South State Street Salt Lake City 60 snny Detroit 66 79 63 UT 84111 91 104 68 96 69 Fairbanks 75 47 67 50 snny snny eldy Fargo Grand Rapids Hartford 81 54 70 50 eldy 87 73 79 59 82 65 89 67 snny met Honolulu 89 77 89 76 Houston 94 90 73 93 75 snny met 72 85 68 plc! 97 71 93 71 pie! 92 74 84 65 snny 94 79 91 74 Mel 88 70 92 70 haze 93 76 87 71 Mel 91 79 77 87 77 90 87 mod tstm 73 77 63 89 70 piel Mel mod Paso Indianapolis Jackson MS Memphis Miami Milwaukee 010 007 001 001 096 76 006 037 76 Mel Minneapolis Nashville 79 69 93 69 New Orleans 95 75 92 74 Isim 90 89 71 piel 72 Mel 82 59 Mel tstm 57 New York 83 67 Oklahoma City Omaha Orlando 93 M 74 73 93 71 91 71 Philadelphia 88 71 89 71 Mel 61 81 68 snny 62 84 61 ptd 63 shot ptd Pittsburgh Portland Portland ME Richmond Sacramento San Antomo San Dim 87 76 r 030 005 59 66 100 93 104 96 82 63 103 76 96 69 63 67 94 71 91 70 plc! 86 56 M 82 57 snny shot Sioux Falls 79 66 0 57 93 77 57 59 53 010 85 68 93 54 plc! Mel shot Louts 89 73 Spokane Tampa Tulsa 88 51 89 71 97 78 Washington Wichita 91 94 Wilmington 88 91 72 tstin 90 73 Mel 70 92 74 85 74 70 Mel 68 89 68 Mel 004 Interested persons are invited to attend the hearing to address the Planning Commission :::s pm I 434 It t:' t k questions please call the Planning Office at 535-775- ( ' ''' ‘ ':'” 'ft:':i:' ::Hi ii: ) — ':V:: ::::::::::::i:::l :'1::! t''''':e ' '''A"i§:4s' '''' ' depression premenstrual and post hyster- syndrome She was a counseling ectomy ii:'ii'!:"1 '11: :s e:: - professional musicianteacher I t: ': ski instructor and is active in i::kTif4ilitilkAfiteeii::atitillimiairmagt the performance arts medicine field Dr Fredstrom has also been in research dealing with the treatment of depression in the elderly ::''' '2'::' ! q : '"::: 2i ' — e O'Ann Fredstrom MD Alta View Center for Counseling 9690 South 1300 East Sandy Utah 84094 (801) 572-500- 1 Wasatch Canyons Hospital 5770 South 1500 West Salt Lake City Utah 84123 City Council I If you have "1 : : !:''''''"'i':'--- will be held on Thursday August 27 1992 at 5:30 ':ei i':: i0::: Dr Fredstrom specializes in the evaluation and treatment of adult and older adolescent psychiatric problems With an emphasis on the treatment of mental health problems in WOMC11 she has specific interest in mood and anxiety disorders post partum A ' I The hearing (801) vrl 262-619- 9 LATA VIEW HOSPITAL IDS HOSPITAL COTTONWOOD HOSPITAL WASATCH CANYONS HOSPITAL Salt Lake k'alley Hospitals — Facilities of Intermountain Health Care 8 El 1117E-- I nrin Li L di PIN ue httiva C3o 11 GIGANTIC SAVINGS ON ALL HOME FURNISHINGS AND ACCESSORIES cio REAsonfiDEE cr:svan nErusEID BEGINS WED AUGUST 12 snny Mel San Francisco Seattle St opening of her outpatient practice at Alta View Center for Counseling and inpatient care at Wasatch Canyons I lospital 114 8 54 37 jj4 0741tifililit Psychiatrist MD announces the H 003 o CYAnn Fredstrorn 62 Prep uc in d 0 - PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE SALT LAKE CITY OPEN SPACE PLAN 96 93 M M :In Albuquerque Santa Fe WYOMING 71 Intl' mg4 MARKET STREET BROILER MEXICO M en to 348 his application was denied by the committee and evenMr Dick tually -I looked at his file and letters of recommendation and decided that the committee acted fairly" says Mr Dick who urges Mr Eccleston to retake undergraduate courses to improve his GPA "1 cannot call it elitism unless you call any standards at all elitism" But Pat Keehley former director of the U Public Administration program says the university has a "nebulous" policy regarding unmatriculated students The practice was that students who earned over a 30 GPA in graduate courses were admitted re ' 84 gardless of their low undergraduate GPAs she says If that had changed she was never told "I had every reason to predict he would be admitted if he performed at the graduate level" says Ms Keehley who now works in Washington DC "I feel like I misled him It is a very sad case" Poor marks should not forever preclude educational advancement said Ms Milner "Mr Eccleston is just common folk and I say that respectfully He is a hard worker a father He's doing his part in the community Because he does not have strings to pull he has been caught in a snare" Some academics have unrealistic expectations adds Ms Keehley "They think you should make a 40 your whole life" B-- 1 :: 99 96 Continued from 799 IDAHO 86 003 018 69 95 IS 4 - 6 PM ONLY 61 Boise Coeur d'Alene Idaho Falls Lewiston Pocatello breast-impla- Despite Changing C's to B's Utahn Denied Admission to U Grad School DINNER 66 class-actio- n how women would know $15000 was enough to compensate them "The court questions the wisdom of a person who merely seeks removal damages vs damages from tortious conduct personal injuries" the judge ALASKAN 105 74 Colorado Spgs 81 Denver Grand Jet 95 n wide class action Monday a crucial legal hurdle for class-actio- n The judge lawsuits questioned the legal theory behind the suit and wondered KING SALMON 109 86 80 lawA proposed suit for women who have had Dow Corning breast implants will not go forward in Utah 3rd District Judge John Rokich announced Monday The Utah lawsuit seeks $15000 payments for women who have not had medical problems with their silicone breast implants and want to use the money for health problem monitoring or removal It's based on an allegation that Dow Corning violated warranties of safety and would not involve each woman proving a tort claim or an individual injury before she could receive a payment But Mr Rokich refused to certify or approve the nationclass-actio- Salt Lake County Sheriff Aaron Kennard wants his money back He says he could end pay inequity in his department if the County Commission would return some of the money it carved out of his annual budget The pay troubles landed the county in court last year when two female detectives sued claiming they were being paid much less than men in the department Since then the sheriff has been eager to have the problem resolved without a lengthy and expensive court battle He has estimated as many as 140 of his employees are being paid too little or too much He has blamed the inequities on the previous three-tersheriff For $740000 a year the pay could be equalized the sheriff stated in a recent letter to the commission It also would mean the end of the costly lawsuit The $740000 could come from the $821000 the commission sliced out of the department's budget earlier this year the sheriff said Commission member Mike Stewart said there isn't much of a chance that will happen "Turning that money back to the Sheriff's Office would only create a whole new class of inequities and possibly more legal actions" he said "What we don't hand back we don't have to get by raising taxes" The commissioner would rather let a judge settle the pay dispute "I'm not worried about litigation" he said "That may be the best way to cut through all this and get it resolved" COLORADO M M 003 wrote "What assurance do these women who sue under contract theory have that they will be restored to their former self without complications?" he asked Lawyers who filed the suit suggested women could ask their doctors about the risks they faced if they removed the implants Women could also ask their doctors if they should instead join a federal lawsuit filed in Ohio they said That suit seeks at least $50000 in damages for each woman and includes women who have had serious health complications they attribute to the implants But Mr Rokich asked "What physician would be foolish enough to predict that the person would not suffer complications as the result of removing the implant?" He later wrote " the Court believes that it would be very confusing to recipients to determine whether to participate in the Federal action or in this case" Women should have a choice in joining the Ohio case or filing their own lawsuits instead of being included in the proposed Utah case he said By Sheila R McCann Chris Jorgensen qse4h Os 100s 100s 90s Los Angeles Louisville Record FRI 70s THUM Kamm City Little Rock ILSISUMMAR By INTERMOUNTAINNINIMS 70s El FRONTS: :12 Yesterday li fitto' bus lit ktt 110 80s ligL 90s 90s 60s 1 1 60s To Equalize Pay 60s 9 0 George Tooele Vernal Wendover Zion NP 70s 11 eands separate high temperature zones for the day Restore Budget the county but said they occur in many departments In 1982 the county started "red lining" employees who were making too much he said Nearly 400 of the county's 3600 employees were singled out as being paid more than their counterparts in other counties he said Rather than lower their pay those 400 employees would not receive raises until their counterparts caught up the commissioner explained St Low forecast for noon Tuesday Aug SAT an 69 I Trees Weeds Accu-Weath- high 54 Au The WED H Wochsr-575-1- Highwty River Fluresttonal ITUES: 73 UTAH UPDATESINAOM Wssath Front En ELI Amsterdam Beijing Beirut IF111111 90s WORLOMMUIMMM DAILYALMANAói Precipitation August 21 Last Quarter WEDS THUR: 108 low August 17 Waning Gibbous 000 - 100 65 06 hghl The Canyonlands and Moab areas won't escape the heat The fore-'cafor today and Wednesday calls for highs of 105 and 106 respectively Highs will continue to move into the 100s or the high 90s It should be mostly fair throughout the week but the area will have variable cloudiness with widely scattered thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening Sunset today August 13 Full Moon WEDJI THUR: LTLI ES: SOUTHEASTSDArIFORECASTONIIII Sunnse Gibbous 99 67 high St George for the period Thursday through Saturday will have mostly fair conditions but with isolated afternoon thunderstorms over the mountains The scorchingly hots days will continue to bake everyone and everything so Lake Powell and any other pool or pond should be popular Highs are forecast to remain in the 100s while lows should stay in the mid-70- s Normal high low for this dale Record high fur this date Record low for this date 9 ‘Vaxing A- SO UTH WESTZ0DAY FOR ECASUIIMII I August ITUES3 WASATCH IFRONTSDAYSORECASTS Precipitation since Ott Accumulative deficit Southern Utah's Dixie will have fair to partly cloudy conditions today and Wednesday The hot days will continue as the expected high Wednesday will be 108 degrees Today though will be a cooler 106 Cloud buildup near the mountains could bring widely scattered afternoon There is less than a 20 and evening thunderstorms chance of rain at Cedar City Grviativw 1 i Milford UTAH ONIONINIMINMO SOUTHERN 5897 Judge Refuses to Approve Suit Against BreastImplant Maker THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Mr Daines said his office would recommend at time of sentencing that Mrs Rauzi not be incarcerated in exchange for her guilty plea mother's garage Mrs Rauzi told theft 1992 SL Sheriff Says charge through the courts Her son Zachary Harris 21 told police in February his snow- 11 M-- F SAT 10:00-9:0- 0 10:00-7:0- 0 SUN 12:00-5:0- 0 l ofj 14 t Ne": plc! 111"AT:741T' t IP |