Show or4 4'4'rir4"' 'WO‘kirvtott VrV''Er'llr4P'4'V"Or"g4Et''Ntf'40'irlrSt 40NOClif B2 The Salt Lake Tribune Utah Amendment Would Bolster Victims' Rights U Continued from ing the accused It was a major step in the goal of advocates "to bring criminals to justice and justice to victims" The governor's council hopes Utah will join the 14 states that have amended their constitutions "The American public audience of victims' service viders and advocates - Logan Mo Cloudy Ogden Mo Cloudy April 30 Report Compiled by Dan Dickson The Park City ProvoOrem 3552 disturbance will move across the northern half of the state this morning with a stronger Pacific storm system moving in later today Skies will be variable cloudy with a slight chance of showers and thundershowers especially in the afternoon and into tonight Winds also will pick up late this afternoon Today's high in Salt Lake will be 60 with a low of 42 ?do Cloudy 3662 Mo Cloudy ' 3963 Price Mo Cloudy Delta 4060 Mo Cloudy 4165 SOUTHERN UTAH TODAyetswini Green River Pt Cloudy I Milford Pt Cloudy l 1 Richfield Most of southern Utah will feel the impact of the Pacific front that will move in this afternoon The day will start out sunny but clouds will move in and wind will kick up a little bringing rain and thundershowers to most of the region St George will remain on the warm side with a high of 80 low of 52 Cedar City will see clouds and chances of rain with a high of 66 and a low of 39 4573 Moab Mo Cloud 3766 Pt Cloudy 3767 5076 Cedar City Mo Cloudy LUINAR-PHASIE- 3966 St George Mo Cloudy Blanding Bullfrog Pt Cloudy 5280 Eal Eal Pt Cloudy 3966 5578 M WASATCH FRONT FORECAST 5-D- AY For those expecting a sunny warm weekend forget IL Skies will cloud up Saturday and the temperature will drop into the 50s Scattered showers are probable Saturday Skies will remain cloudy Sunday and Monday but temperatures will rise back into the 60s More rain could move into the northern half of the state 4 Is Ara 60 re low SOUTHWESt 541:0AYFORECASTONOPOW I :ow 000 Precipitation this month Accumulative deficit 1 1 1992 Salt Lake City L & Davis CO LLUT1ON Provo 22 30 22 21 Ozone 21 Utah County 50 11 40 Ogden S'eher County Mandan:11 t ak -- O5 50 Silt Likr clar cintits 51- - Ito M4trite 101200 Unhollthrul 201 Otith 0001) St Prow ChtintitS Vol Unholthlut 21 5 Dias& City The & GOOD i 4 Madrid 64 Belgrade Berlin 75 54 82 55 cldy fair Bermuda 75 66 cldy Bogota Brisbane 64 46 cldy Brussels 77 50 79 43 Budapest Buenos Aires 78 60 Cairo 82 55 Manila 41 95 75 77 57 Cyn De Chelly 80 35 75 30 74 31 Bhgham City 66 33 Flagstaff Phoenix TlItIOn 94 60 Bryce 65 26 cidy Bullfrog M M cldy M M 73 35 Moscow ckly Nairobi 79 55 tidy Coalville 66 24 Nassau 69 68 70 32 109 79 cldy fair Delta New Delhi Nicosia Duchesne 67 33 79 48 rain Escatante 78 36 fair Oslo 68 43 fair Fillmore 69 38 fair Paris 73 59 fair fair Rio 91 70 fair Flaming Grg Green River fair Rome 72 54 cldy Hanksvilli Rain fell on much of the south-centrportion of the nation Thursday A thunderstorm caused flooding in Oklahoma A late dusting of snow was scattered over northeast Minnesota but had turned to rain by afternoon Flooding was reported in Oklahoma at Bristow Depew and Dewar In Stillwater 110 people were evacuated overnight as rising water threatened their homes No damage or injuries were reported and many were allowed to return by Thurs day night although Stillwater's schools were closed due to street flooding Stillwater police said more than 7 inches of rain had fallen since Wednesday morning The rain was the result of a strong thun Coeur d'Alene 53 79 !" Idaho Falls 55 42 o) JO Lewiston 57 48 Pocatello 57 39 Rexburg Twin Falls 53 35 60 39 42 cidY Heber City 66 27 75 48 fair Helper 65 41 Copenhagen Dhahran 78 45 90 70 50 Joseph M 25 Kalb M M Dublin 63 46 Singapore Stockholm 88 75 cldy rain 68 24 fair Laketovm 60 33 Frankfurt Geneva 81 55 fair Sydney M M 44 65 28 Billings Great Falls 61 fair 60 38 80 68 Taipei Tel Aviv 88 70 Havana cldy fair Logan maati 61 36 66 42 77 59 fair Milford 72 28 Helena 59 44 cidy fair Tokyo Toronto 50 45 ram Moab 82 42 57 43 cldY Monticello 70 30 Kalispell Missoula 59 77 Nephi 70 Ogden Orem 65 43 6738 Elko 66 31 Park City Price 56 70 25 Provo 72 38 Ely Las Vegas Reno Randolph Richfield 54 eldy fair 57 M Helsinki 68 33 Hong Kong Istanbul 81 M 46 fair Vancouver 52 48 Jerusalem 73 59 fair Vienna 75 57 cldy fair Johannesbrg 59 48 fair Warsaw 77 46 chly Low COUNTx Trees High Grass Thursday 0 April 29 6as II 0 Vett 61111104Aitia Legislature to consider next January The options the governor said Thursday must contain costs provide coverage for all Utahns and provide a method of financ- The members of the Utah Health Care Policy Option Commission include State Health Department Director Rod Befit State Insurance Commissioner Robert Wilcox Reps Mary Carlson Lake and Byron Harand Sens John ward River and Holmgren George Mantes Other members of the panel chaired by Lt Gov Olene Walker k k 1111 Spanish Fork St George Tooele 68 39 70 32 Vernal 68 32 Wendover 72 41 Zion Nat'l P M—Missing MC SNOW Atlantk City 80s 1r Birmingham Bismarck Boston Buffalo Charlotte 111 IGE SLRNowV Pr cl In CZ ocv c NEW 29 Cheyenne Evanston 64 37 53 27 60 28 84 50 Laramie Rock Springs 56 33 1—Tract Yellowstone 37 27 v derstorm system that also spawned several tornadoes At midday Thursday rain showers and thunderstorms extended from New Mexico through Texas into the lower Mississippi Valley Rain fell on the eastern end of the Upper Great Lakes and the western half of the Lower Ohio Valley More than an inch of rain fell in Houston and surrounding areas by midafternoon but no flooding was reported Flooding continued Thursday around the shore of Lake Champlain in Vermont and New York though the water level at fell Temperatures around the nation at midday Thursday ranged from 34 degrees at Duluth Minn to 102 degrees at Palm Rouses Point NY Springs Calif A record low for this date was set in IVAmington NC which cooled to 40 degrees eclipsing a record of 41 set in 1922 Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Concord Dallas Ft Worth Des Moines Detrod El Paso Fairbanks Fargo Grand Rapids Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Kansas City Little Rock Loa Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Mdwaukee Mmneapolis Nashville New Orleans New York City Oklahoma City Omaha Orlando Philadelphia Pittsbuqh Portland Richmond Sacramento St Loos Sao Antonio San Diego San Francisco Seattle Sioux Falls Spokane Tampa ashington Wichita 61 SO 33 61 146 47 k '"(t - 38 47 53 50 43 06 54 49 27 60 47 133 55 03 52 34 35 52 04 86 72 64 119 52 55 60 11 79 59 50 60 70 03 41 66 47 48 06 77 79 76 73 74 79 75 77 67 77 86 66 61 71 62 58 46 58 43 56 44 49 53 39 100 11 53 71 59 73 53 61 50 65 33 51 41 80 74 71 56 45 51 20 37 20 03 e member and his friend were arrested at a ld 60 61 82 70 70 68 68 72 78 68 68 84 58 58 64 84 73 72 71 76 78 73 73 79 62 60 73 78 74 74 67 82 78 70 64 80 84 73 72 71 75 57 56 57 84 78 72 37 55 4S i' c q g SY Women Educators Irate Over Presidential Sn'inb NI Continued from '''' AL'ij'e kSAgnOrMe Alpinmsminin minorities in key positions whenever possible" The governor has no say in the selection of college presidents but he appoints the regents who do make those selections "Obviously I would like to see a woman become a president of a college or university in Utah" said Olene Walker Utah's first woman lieutenant governor "You always want to pick the person who is the most competent and there certainly are many competent women in higher edu- cation" Added UVCC President Kerry Romesburg: "I don't think there is any question that Lucille Stoddard could have done a fine job I would have to assume there are qualifications this gentleman possessed that the regents felt better LT-3X- IDCB-5X- LT la 'Iskr : MA1 'AfvP': -- 43 53 51 52 975:ti Sony ptel eldy ptel 38 ptd 59 mod 47 mod 52 pid ptel 37 mod 34 50 ptel pie! : Itly 64 tstm 50 ptd da mod -- -- 61 tom 67 46 ptel 41 piel se rain 53 44 57 53 tidy Plel ptel mod stny ptel 53 ptd 48 mod 46 Sony 53 $any 53 tidy 64 tstm 60 faz 53 Sony 44 mod 38 rain 38 so r Iii‘ 1 i li ' ::' ' qiii1 tr (11nr ii :o - -- - - --- ‘ N II I'S IS Li - ' N sv105 IVet VVIXeil‘ UV' tai '7:4' sol p-sAlritel 1 ‘7 --- 1 cvttst ttitwattlp11601112 ‘I ''"'"'N ttOrt 1)44 s 517'”' v-- :: :0--- - n-"- 'k i 0— pie! 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I went to sit up and I felt a gentle motion like it was rocking me It only lasted four to five seconds but it seems longer when things are moving" 41 Casper 49 78 67 73 78 50 56 73 80 58 73 74 75 72 74 72 72 82 65 52 58 85 70 66 72 64 77 80 75 75 52 WEST JORDAN — You don't have to be Einstein to fathom West Jordan's amendordinance ed But it might help The new statute states: P X 2 A in subzones A through D In an E subzone then A 1P But in F or G subzones then Thoroughly confused? No need Garth Smith city planner says the larger the home the less brick or stone required on h 86 45 81 39 Albuquerque Santa Fe 51 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE home-buildin- 4s 77 outside walls This means !Wore flexibility for people builOing in this growing city The old ordinance said 25 of the outside area of all homes in West Jordan subdivisions must be brick stone or brick veneer The new ordinance adds stucco to the equation If you build the smallest home- al- lowed in a subdivision you'aill must use some brick or stone But as the homes get larger more stucco is allowed In fact if you're building a home with 3100 square feet of space it can be all stucco By Lance S Gudmundsen south rim said Sue Nava of the University of Utah Seismograph Stations One interesting aspect of Thursday's earthquake for Utah seismologists and geologists was the broad area in which it was felt Residents of Iron Washington Kane and Piute counties reported they were awakened by ground motion "From Phoenix to Cedar City that's a pretty large area for an earthquake that size" said Gary Christenson of the Utah Geological Survey He also was interested that the quake apparently emanated from a fault that runs (almost all in Utah have a north-soutorientation) beneath old volcanic mountains The quake was preceded by a magnitude 48 shock on Sunday The largest aftershock by Thursday evening was 35 according to the Arizona Earthquake Information Center Robert Banfill a Big Water resident who does aftershock studies as a US Geological Survey consultant was awake when he felt his house move He initially " thought it bad been hit by a 93 60 Yesterday L rep i M 87 Jordan Adds Stucco to Building Equation W B-- 1 41 58 43 farm-Suppl- y 002 ELSEWHERE IN' USMOS Anchorage Atlanta Woothot 19 69 28 69 39 Austin Ow 66 37 70 29 Continued from Pamela Turner Iddrgan manager of a family business and a member Of the Utah State Fair Board Richard Casper Salt Lake City a lawyer certified public accountant and former chairman of the Utah Board of the American Diabetes Association Donald Gessner Park: City president of HealthCare COnsulting Inc and a certified public accountant who exclusively represented health-car- e professionals for 20 years in Florida al Into Southern Utah Options the Utah Health Cost Management Foundation Teri Topham Salt Lake City president and chief executive officer of Utah Power and a former chief assistant to Utah Atiorney General Vernon Romney g non-votin- v Arizona Earthquake Sends Shivers NEVADA 32 Roosevelt 016 004 004 058 004 013 MONTANA 31 Salt Lake 50$ Os at 1993 areas 64 25 87 73 STATIONARY flooding and evacuation problems in some 60 46 Sao Juan wily— Nature continues to bring unspringlike weather to much of the nation causing Boise Santiago Seoul kkkkk kkk TSCVS IDAHO fair 1 k k RAW 69 40 Colorado Spgs 68 38 71 40 Denver Grand Jet 7240 cirly fair im"7111pa' NV3 Pt UPPSS COLORADO Boulder 86 72 IS1411a ir4ITO rn 97 68 58 32 I - 44 29 Blanding Calgary Caracas ttlittk ktkkkkkkkk -- L Prep H ARIZONA Mta 70s - L Prep Capitol Reef Cedar City look 70- options for the -reform Health-Car- e member are: Rose Alvardo Sandy a research associate and evaluation director of the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Research Center at the University of Utah where she is pursuing a doctorate in educational psychology Robert Huefner Salt Like City a political science professor at the University of Utah and former state planning coordinator for then-GoGeorge Clyde Jeffrey Jones Marchant Cedar City vice president and general manager of Cedar Builders Supply Co and owner of New Horizon Travel Inc John Scowcroft Salt Lake City founder and limited partner fund Utah of the venture-capitVentures and a former member of wind 70s UTAH 41 vdisAgemoew 1 - H Yesterday 57 63 40 111) i S fair 505 k' Pressco LOW 87 77 cldy rain fair kk ' k 11—A1— fair 68 48 to 90S 1003 H 70 54 Mexico City Montreal for noon FRONTS: HGh' Kiev 70s INTERMOUNTAINNOIS L Summ H chly fair artall11111111 WARP A(W 140s"40S London Weeds 0 80s COLD 48 64 46 k 80s 50 fair M 0 705 Bands separate Pugh temperature zones tor the day Alk' as a "dust-devil- 70 97 82 M - :tU MOW: 76 68 50 68 61 4 70s Earl EMEI eldy POLLEN ' forecast 40S7 50 M TU ES- 410s' low tidy M - '4051' 61 Mold 503 MON 46 Beijing Beirut Vreather-575-7- Accu-Weath- SUN ES Barcelona Highway Conditions—Statevoode—(800) River Recreational Format-539-1- 407 Gov Mike Leavitt has announced members of a commissiu he created to draft healthcare- east-we- 70s tidy rain UTAH UPDATES Wats Ich Front Air SAT 7664 Bangkok Barbados degrees in 1992 degrees in 1990 6:28 AM8:22 PM Pectocuiples 40S' Lisbon 59 29 Csovn lionande 40t 11Ma M 6641 degrees VESTERDArSPO' 39 M 73 55 Auckland 86 SumiseSunset today 60s 70s high fair 79 50 Athens at St George 19 at Randolph Normal hightow for this date Record high for this date Record low for this dale S 51 87 Utah low 60s 140S 70s L Summ H 1202 1 60s WOMD'aNNOMI1WO Yesterday Amsterdam 054 Precipitation since Oct Accumulative excess Utah high 56 ZA zni Lows will remain in the 40s DAltTALMANAill TLI Ea EIEZEZI 75 FI Clouds a drop in temperature and possible rain and thunder showers will greet visitors to the Canyonlands Moab and Lake Powell Saturday and Sunday The high temperature should fall into the high 60s low 70s for the next three days The sun is expected to return briefly Monday before more cloud cover and Precipitation Moon 80 high SOUTHEAST'SDAY FORECASTanol showers move in Tuesday May 8 Waning Gibbous 5 gaAA0A The sun will be playing peekaboo over Utah's Dixie this week end After today's rain moves out skies will have some sun and some clouds through Sunday Skies will be blue again Monday but cloudy again Tuesday with a good chance of rain and thundershowers The highs should remain in the low to mid-70- s with lows in the upper 40s to low 50s - May Full A il jiLlit high E03 May 2 Waxing Gibbous April 29 First Quarter SLIFRUlt by Tuesday - 6 A weak Vernal Mo Cloudy 4260 4660 287-463- - Mo Cloudy Mo ClouoY : BUS-INF- O Leavitt Names Panelists to Create ing NORTHERN- UTAH TODAriMilm Salt Lake City Wendover Call Friday April 30 1993 lt 4361 ' i pro- police Slippery roads and dangerous driving Conditions often result from stormy weather You can increase traffic safety and reduce traffic congestion by taking the bus or a carpool 3958 i united is issue" Mr Twist told an on this EATHEECIREPORrIt : chiefs corrections officials and lawyers from county and state offices meeting in the state Capitol They had gathered for the day to hear about problems of all victims but particularly those involving spouses and children More than 300 people attended the conference which ended with a banquet and a candlelight vigil for victims of crime for victims' rights Five of those were ratified during November's general election with at least 84 support of the electorate in Colorado Kansas and Missouri B-- 1 UTAH - 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