Show -- YE arehiviowleenev4-Aro4fmtip4- 0 var D2 Losing Ground in Grants for Federal Research Us El UTAH The Salt Lake Tribune Continued from D1 covered in the base budget USU has had the same fiscal constraints But from 1983 to 1990 the Logan school has seen its grant money rise more than 200 to $90 million That is because USU figures out which areas are going to be hot and pursues them said Michael Lewis assistant director of monomme budget in the past eight years except for employee compensation This has forced the university to use reimbursed overhead — the money given to cover indirect research costs such as power and lights — to pay for things usually weATHEn' IR EPO Rya The March 9 Report Compiled by Verdo Thomas Logan CidyFog 2842 Slippery roods and dangerous driving conditions orlon result tram stormy woaMor Vou con Increase traffic solely and reduC trortic congestion by taking the bus or o carpool I Ogden CitlyFog 2947 Wendover adyFog 3643 Park City 3548 ProvoOrem CI(lyFog 2850 1444 - 2963 SOUTHERN UTAK TODArimioll Green River CirlyShwr Milford CldyFog 2763 Moab CldyFog 1 ' v OdyShwr 2459 3370 1 Cedar City LUNAR PHASES am1MIEM11111 MyFog 3063 St George 1 CldyRain 37172 10 IS1 CldyShva 3360 CidyRain 4076 - Blanding Bullfrog March Waning Gibbous WASATCH FRONT SOAY FORECASTS MIES: The Wasatch Front might have moments of clear skies but cloudiness likely will be the rule over the next several days Clouds and patchy morning fog will prevail today with chances of afternoon showers Mostly cloudy with areas of haze and maybe showers Wednesday Thursday will be cloudy rainy with Friday Saturday partly cloudy Highs upper 40s lows 30s high 48 low Ea SOUTHWEST SDAY FORECAST Precipitation this month Accumulative deficit Precipitation smce Oct Accumulative excess Utah high TRACE 46 32 tidy Athens Auckland 43 36 tidy 73 61 snny 95 77 snny lion Nati Park Bangkok Barbados at Randolph Barcelona 044 914 223 1992 1 74 at Utah low 2 Normal highlow for this date Record high for this date in 1972 was Record low for this date in 1964 was 5030 degrees 68 SunriseSunset today degrees 7 degrees KM627 PM 649 Unmade Amicable Carbon Salt Lake City S L & Davis Co Provo Utah County Ogden Weber County MEI rats' 65 22 55 11 51100 Toda Good Sok Moderate Weber counties Lake 101 - 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Last November the Vosburghs took out policies on all their family members and a $100000 policy on Ms Womack The Vosburgh's were named Ms Womack's beneficiaries Ms Vosburgh said the policy was obtained for Ms Womack "because we were planning on her being with us always" 1 burgh family As foster parents the Vosburghs received $1500 a month from a trust fund set up for Ms Womack after the accident The Vosburghs and Womacks recently had gone to court to fight over guardianship of Bobbi Jo Womack Ms Vosburgh said her family wanted guardianship so they could have more control over the disabled woman's education and medical needs But Dawn Womack claims the couple only was interested in the trust fund "When Bobbi Jo turned 18 in o EVADA Albuquerque Santa Fe 35 special-project- ld OP e 49 29 47 N 23 p Did Layton Fire Victim Strike Match? 0 MONTANA Kahspell Missoula M off-ram- IDAHO 34 7340 Anchorage Atlanta Atlantir City Austin Props Thunderstorms drenched the Appalachians on Monday while rain mixed with snow reached across New England and the Great Lakes region Flooding from melting snow prompted authorities to order hundreds to evacuate in Nebraska Meteorologists predicted rain and snow from a new cold front would spread into eastern North Dakota today Runoff from melting snow and ice caused widespread flooding in Nebraska Minor flooding from runoff also was reported in the lower Mississippi Valley and inland portions of North Carolina South Carolina Virginia and Georgia In Columbus Neb police and authorities ordered the evacuation of about 250 homes when the Loup River threatened to spill over a dike and flood the area and l Rivers in Commissioners will take up the issue again on March 16 at 2 pm The RDA board then will consider Hermes' proposal to revitalize the blighted area It then may adopt modify or reject the Family Center expansion If adopted all or part of the Hermes proposal officially would become the "Neighborhood Redevelopment Plan" As such it would be eligible for RDA assistance estimated at $5 million to $6 million by Hermes' officials "Taxpayers ought to be outraged" Walter F Bug-deJr an attorney for three Union property owners said after the hearing Commissioners are seeking to "subsidize" Hermes' expansion he said "The overriding question now is should public money be spent for purely private purposes?" Mr Bugden represents two clients who own small area and businesses in the Eugene Croxford who steadfastly has refused to sell loo CS Pr 62 82 Billings Great Falls Helena 46 22 43 Flagstaff Phoenix M 2 46 27 69 SI George Tooele Vernal Birmingham Bismarck Boston Buffalo Charlotte 1993 rsTopoAs YtURPTS SNOW necessary" MSEWHERE IN USMIIIN rAlk- Presuore PAGPA ok' SOS iPillib SILO IIIlilt 60s '1111111 80s -v- Tuesday March 9 208 308 IP 50S The blighted area encompasses more than 28 acres south of the Family Center at approximately 1300 East and 7200 South M James Bradley commission chairman emphasized that "a finding of the legal existence of blight does not suggest that a public subsidy to correct it is tti 64 21 39 6 Roosevelt Cyn De Chelly 70 m 10 26 Randolph Richfield 0 L Prep COLORADO m San Juan surly tidy Prtp 68 Heber City tidy tidy shiny tidy Sands separate high temperature zones tor the day - 24 Bullfrog snny ram ' forecast for noon Accu-Weath- 41 snny 54 45 H ARIZONA Salt Lake Spanish Fork The L H Ymterday UTAH Alta 90 72 tidy 70s t30S1 snny cidy : Quality-533-7- 239 70s 71 29 18 srmy Budapest Buenos Aires 82 64 snny 34 29 ram Calgary Cairo 63 43 nilny Caracas 86 66 Shiny 44 33 tow He has rejected Hermes' offer of a "premium price" plus lifetime tenancy of his home The controversial use of eminent domain by redevelopment agencies to condemn private property prompted the 1993 Legislature to amend the Neighborhood Development Act The new statute tightens the definition of blight and restricts property condemnation where economic development is the primary goal But intent language adopted by the Senate "grandfathered" ongoing projects such as the Family Center Commissioner Randy Horiuchi said construction of the Family Center two decades ago followed by and a plethora of office complexan es "doomed" hopes of making the neighborhood "a shining example of rural residential development" Public safety is endangered he said by narrow access and open roads limiting emergency-vehicl- e ditches and canals Irregular parcels and vacant lots "have contributed to the decay" he said Late last year Mr Bugden won a restraining order to delay the hearing so he could build a case against a finding of blight Eventually commissioners heard 1212 hours of testimony s manager for Perry N Vidalakis Hermes said more than two years have elapsed since exHermes first proposed the pansion of the shopping complex "We hope the next step will be more timely" his property D-- 1 Hercules proposes working Os 70 70 EEI 1341 '304" high Lima Lisbon 82 64 48 32 FRIA ISATII cfl At 21 34 25 r4Os1 r4Cisl W EDJI THUR: ITUESJ 28 Beijing Beirut i i SAVO FRIA! II Continued from c21-70- s 57 Belgrade Berlin Brussels 60 Standaidt 050 Ozone 11 11 WED' THUM 79 50 36 Bogota Brisbane YESTERDAY'S POLLUTION 40s 50s 50s t300 OM 1300 36 Johannesbrg Kiev 41 A 022-Ig- L Summ H YesterdAy Amsterdam 'OMR: 11FRUI ISATI1 48 WORLD 0 00 Waning Crescent h Cloudy possibly stormy skies will keep Canyonlands under nature's canopy for most of the next five days Partly cloudy skies increasing tonight won't get much better on Wednesday Chances of storms brewing by Thursday will be a little bit better by Friday with no break in the clouds to be seen by Saturday Highs 70s lows 30s DAILIMILMANACIMPIO March 23 New Noon 19 Family Center Area Deemed Blighted 1:11 SOUTHEAST 511Alf IFORMASTMoinig Precipitation INED11 ITLIESJ Way out in Utah's southernmost reaches the skies will be cloudy all day — or most it — through Saturday Today's forecast of increasingly cloudy conditions with a slight chance of showers will be little changed by Wednesday Thursday will be deja vu with Friday and Saturday a duplicate of pfevious days Highs mid70s lows 40s ROI March March 14 Last Quarter 11 March 9 1993 blight-surve- Clouds and a slight chance of rain showers will scurry over southern Utah skies today and each will continue to increase tonight as an impulse brushes portions of the Beehive state Chances of snow showers will be slight tonight in higher elevations with light to moderate ridge top winds blowing in from the west The high for St George 76 low 40 2567 i Richfield ' 6 Clouds will increase in ens Chance of snow tonight 30 higher elevations during daytime hours and moderate westerly ridgetop winds may accompany snow showers High in capital city 48 low 35 2948 CldyFog 287-463- O northern Utah and there will be a less than 20 chance of showers as high pressure over the state slowly weak- Price ClciyShwr Della BUS-INF- Patchy fog will limit visibility this morning throughout Vernal CadyShsT CidySnow 1940 Call NORTHERN wrap' TODAYommoolp ISM Salt Lake City Cidy Fog the contracts and grants office USU's strongest areas are agriculture and NASA work‘ One successful department at the U is computer science The department is roughly half the size of its peers earning comparable sums said department chairman Paul Henderson "We are a very productive faculty" he said "People are very excited about their work" Tuesda : - ': Aioopr ‘ - 4 - |