Show eIr i ' 1 D2 UTAII Thursday October 7 The Salt Lake Tribune Tropical Storm Remnants May Bring Snow to SL wave of moisture in northern Utah that will carry through to If Wednesday's rain and diving temperatures were not enough of a reminder of the winter to come wait until Friday's snow Remnants of tropical storm Norma brought moisture across the state particularly in the south St George had 60 inch of Saturday The snow level could drop as low as 5500 feet by late Friday meaning the foothills should look dusted The Wasatch Front's high temperatures which were in the high 80s Tuesday may not reach 60 on Friday rain and Duck Creek Village east of Cedar City had 142 inches In the north Sandy had 60 inch and 20 inch fell at Salt Lake City International Airport A cold front sweeping down from western Canada this afternoon will bring a second cooler '' 51PS:tory Ital 4ileat Ogde Rain 4 pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of manslaughter for shakson to death ing his in ApriL In a plea bargain with Utah County prosecutors Tony IL Day 20 pleaded guilty Tuesday to the Wendover Rain 52IM ttt - ProvaOrent' Rain - - Rain 47162 4t Pteloudy Green River :: do 7 4875 Moab SS PICloodyl 4067 i : 38169 f Cedar City PICIoudy Rain 5178 : : I s' i --- L I' I' M itlanding Itau 491C3 — Sett Sept 28 FRONTSDAY FORECASTS 66 50 low Residents and visitors to Utah's Dixie don't need to cancel any weekend outings yet but it wouldn't hurt to be prepared for some shower activity Partly cloudy skies ought to continue through the weekend and Monday — with a slight chance of showers High and low temperatures in St George are expected to stay in the 70s an 50s respectively Exploring southeastern Utah should be no problem this weekend While hikers and other outdoor adventurers should be prepared for a slight chance of showers through Monday what they're more likely to find is partly cloudy skies to keep things comfortable Highs in Moab should stay in the 70s or high 60s with lows in the 50s 79 73 70s Jo 49 501 ISOM Precipitation since Oct Accumulative 0 0 09 1 1993 Athens Auckland 0 21 eves low EU carbon monoxide I- 51 - 50 201 - Cowititi 64 50 84 75 rain Bryce tidy Bullfrog M tidy 55 52 fair Capitol Reef Cedar City 63 55 fair Coalville 74 47 Nassau 89 69 fair Delta 69 49 New Delhi 95 74 fair Ducbesne 66 Nicosia 88 61 fair Escalante 74 50 cidy Oslo 57 48 tidy Fillmore 66 52 120 if 020 034 011 002 004 041 002 Paris 63 54 86 64 Flaming Grg Green River T Rio 63 fair Rome 75 57 cidy rain fair 6841 42 cidy fair 74 35 San Juan 90 77 ddy Heber City 74 cldy fair Santiago Seoul 88 50 fair Helper 040 64 55 038 82 44 005 66 54 013 Joseph Kanab 67 53 119 Belgrade Berlin 68 50 cldy Nairobi 79 Bermuda 80 73 cldy Bogota Brisbane M M 73 50 cidy fair Brussels 63 52 72 Budapest Buenos Aires 61 Cairo 86 43 k GOOD Si I Utah 90 Copenhagen Dhahran 55 54 rain 106 77 fair Dublin 55 48 tidy tidy rain 73 52 90 Sydney 69 Taipei Tel Aviv 79 72 70 59 Frankfurt 68 57 57 46 Havana 86 73 Helsinki 50 48 Hong Kong Istanbul 82 73 fair Tokyo Toronto 73 59 ee an tidy Vancouver 66 55 Jobannesbrg cldy rain 11 tidy ddy 59 46 tidy Singapore Stockholm Geneva Jer1 GOOD Manila Virma 68 46 fair artaw 57 48 tidy rain Wasatch Front Mold Low Trees 0 Weeds Grass 0 Highway Conditions—Statewide—(800) River Recreational Forecast-539-1- Very High Bands separate high temperature zones for the day a 1)606 n::0s SIAL 1409 7)71V- -- 2:2 ' 60s Os k 80s - V 70$ 80$ ' II& k k k k 4 It 1 -v- - WARM ' - 90s FRONTS: "AK- - ö8 I1 k STATIONARY t 80s - 70s i lc 80s 909 ( Ma" NI' 60$ ill OpoPP 605---- 70! 0 dbp - AIL 116's K ES H HIGH We LOW Astooksiod SHOWERS RAIN 111 21E FLURRIES ICE SUNNY rtA CLOUDY skies in the morning turned into and thunderstorms Wednesday in the West and along the southern coast on ineb of rain fell on MU of mr-l- y Phoenix Ariz during the six hours ending at noon MDT By midday rain also fell in Florida along the southern Atlantic coast and in Arizona and Utah where more wet Rather Cold temperatures and wet weather were to move across Wyoming today Cold weather and scattered rain was forecast for eastern Oregon and southeast Washington state Snow was forecast for the mountains of those states and for the mountains of eastern Colorado Winter storm watches were posted for Thursday over the mountains of Montana East of the Continental Divide the big sky was expected over the next eve' Rapid City SD broke a high temperature record for the date with a reading of 94 degrees breaking the old mark of 91 set in 1975 North Platte Neb tied its record high for the date with a temperature of 89 Temperatures around the nation at 1 st41C MDT ranged from 37 degrees in Cut-ban- k Mont to 94 in Rapid City SD The nation's morning low was 26 degrees In Brainerd Minn Remer Mimi and Con- pm cord Nil IVA41 UV 111ALLI auu lAILIAL4 WS60 with areas of rain and snow spread'n south and east Heavy snow could blanket parts of the northwest mountains Lows will dip as low as the upper 20s with highs from the mid306 in the north to 50 south Wyoming likewise will see highs from the 30s in the mountains to the 50s with some heavy snow expected in the northwest mountains Mostly cloudy and scattered showers elsewhere in the state a ) M T Milford M M Ogden Orem 031 016 005 66 57 003 65 55 003 Park M 77 60 Monticello 61 Flagstaff Phoenix 85 74 117 Tucson 78 66 City 43 M M Roosevelt 007 66 51 004 70 37 003 74 47 002 M 52 007 Salt Lake 6658020 Spanish Fork St George M 75 62 Tooele 66 Vernal 67 48 IYlever 64 51 53 49 84 55 id Grand Boise 76 52 Coeur d'Alene 62 47 T Idaho FaBs 69 48 T Lewiston 71 Pneathll0 68 48 Rexburg 72 49 Indianapolis Kansas City Little Rock Los Angeles Lou isvilk 79 63 87 48 Helena 85 KaDpell Missoula 60 43 72 4 NEVADA Elko 69 31 Ely Lan Vegan Reno 67 82 83 day against five prison inmates accused of leading an Aug 9 disturbance at the Central Utah Correctional Facility in Gnnnison There were no injuries during the standoff but damages were estimated at $40000 Sanpete County Attorney Ross Black-hacharged inmates Jerrod W Baum Eric T Daniels Steven J Ormiston Paul R Payne and Nicholas Yazzie with crimes ranging from criminal mischief to riotfive-ho- ur Ibuquerque 1 47 Ye 7 Casper 79 49 Yellowstone 58 L 50 62 68 55 38 43 39 60 55 86 64 44 AP as 59 66 38 61 Pvtlad Richmond Sacramento St Louis San Antonio Sao Diego San Francisco Seattle Sioia Falls rane Waillisringtos' Wichita 8: 41 ptd 60 65 78 78 49 soy 58 ptel 56 ptd pld 50 45 II II w 65 29 48 38 79 67 44 60 8366 M 05 51 57 76 79 83 87 66 M q11 84 05 70 45 61 37 65 70 68 72 93 72 60 54 54 48 49 55 65 64 57 71 59 52 72 45 59 79 83 66 84 51 Ltd 42 eldy 58 mod 49 may 70 ptcl 57 anny 82 73 85 50 84 73 90 89 77 83 86 75 80 61 44 Philadelphia Pittsburgh H 52 81 66 92 83 138 ri 44 Today 63 41 16 83 68 69 64 71 76 82 93 73 68 03 02 T ILSNM 60 62 81 38 66 48 55 a1 5626 III Continued from D1 U 42 70 73 58 40 New Orleans New York City Oklahoma City Orlando Prep 34 Nashvib fthe 47 T—Trace 75 49 48 Minneapolis College Diversity Ye 81 86 68 83 70 7 53 pre may 40 anny 66 ptd 61 53 60 32 46 55 74 68 52 63 57 ing and aggravated arson Charges against 10 other inmates are pending 000 Abuse Charge: A Salt Lake County man pleaded guilty to abuse of a disabled adult after patient throwing a nursing-hom- e against bed rails Paul Fordham a former aide at a nursing home in Salt Lake County was fined and ordered to perform community service after pleading guilty to a class C misdemeanor in 3rd Circuit Court Fordham who was fired after the incident abused an elderly patient who had not had his diapers changed and was "fingerpaititifir witt IiL5 Gvai wazte said J Denis Kroll assistant Utah attorney general may WI mod ckly fair ptcl any ptd toy work closely with community colleges and high schools to encourage minorities to attend the U Mr Smith said Another example of diversity's importance at the U is the school's decision to spend a $500000 donation — the largest unrestricted donation the U has received — on a fellowship program for minorities from Utah who plan to stay in Utah The College of Eastern Utah's tWo cautpubeb tut aigressively to bring in more minority — especially American Indian — faculty But Mr Petersen offered a few statistics to show the magnitude of the college's challenge While women make up nearly half of the school's student body syndrome Adult Probation and Parole is to conduct a presentence report and as part of the plea bargain prosecutors agreed to go along with that aaency's recommended sentence The judge set sentencing for Nov 2 Day could be sentenced to 1 to 15 years in prison His attorney however filed a motiog to have his client sentenced under the crime category that would mean up to 5 years in prison shaken-bab- y Robbery Two men suspected of robbing a man at an automated teller machine at a Provo bank were arrested with the help of a witness to the crime The suspects allegedly held a sharp object to the neck of a man who was making a deposit at a First Security Bank 92 N University Ave at about 8 pm Tuesday The unidentified victim handed over his money then yelled to a passing motorist for help as the alleged robbers fled to a small white pickup truck The motorist flagged down Utah County Sheriff's Deputy David Snyder and directed him to the suspects who were stopped and arrested on Interstate 15 ODD Bank Robbery: A man wielding a handgun robbed a Provo bank of an undisclosed amount of cash Wednesday Provo police Lt Craig Geslison said the suspect entered the Bonneville Bank 1675 N 200 West in Provo around noon showed a teller a gun and told her to give him the contents of her cash drawer The teller compiled and the gumnan fled on foot No one vias Injured in the robbery which is being investigated by the FBI Rain Helps Crews Douse 3 Wildfires in Utah Firefighters got a little help from a lot of rain Wednesday to douse three wildfires in Utah Showers began falling about 9 pm Tuesday and drenched a fire near Flat Canyon in Emery County for about Tour hours said fire information officer Kathy Jo Pollock At 9:30 am Wednesday the rain began falling again "We have got help from a lot of rain" she said "It is one big mud puddle out there" The blaze was started on Sept 9 as a controlled burn to reduce heavy timber in the area about 20 miles west of Huntington she said It was brought under control at noon full-tim- Educators Work To Increase vealed the baby died from DOD Riot Charges: More than 30 felony charges were filed Wednes- Haws and county Commissioners Spencer Stokes and Joan Hellstrom all Republicans have stopped short of calling for Williford's resignation But they said in no uncertain terms he should e permanent residency now with his family in Weber County Haws said he probably will send Williford a formal request for information on his current residency and future plans and may withhold his pay depending on Williford's response "My concern is the office is Deribvacant" Haws said"and if so we shouldn't be spending money for him" NEW MEXICO 73 1 85 65 85 82 Mimi Milwaukee 008 38 67 Utrnmt: Rock Sprinp TO 001 31 Cheyenne Evanston 60 85 62 93 86 002 002 007 012 51 002 70 58 047 73 72 014 026 73 48 Billings Great Falls auditor-clerk-- treasurer WYOMING 058 006 H Fargo Grand Rapids Honolulu Houston T 53 79 47 87 69 62 92 45 70 59 90 88 66 79 009 68 55 MAHO Yestenby Chicago ("Air!rtst! Cleveland Columbus Concord Dallas Ft Worth Des Moines Detroit MI Paso Fairbanks 052 Colorado Spgs 81 50 85 47 Denver T 53 51 105 COLORADO Boulder 75 50 Nephi 51 MONTANA 015 Moab M 53 47 Win Falls M Birmingham Bismarck Boston Buffalo Charlotte Inc PT CLOUOY M T Cyn De Chelly ELSEWHERE IN Awe Sunny showers parts of Atlantic I M SNOW 61 59 64 47 M—Misaing oos Prowm 51 68 49 Anchorage Atlanta Atiantic City Austin 0 1993 51 70 47 Zion Nat'l P illir - 40 Laketon Randolph Richfield 60s 41 Logan Mend Provo C) 50s it Hanby& Price The AccuMeathere forecast for noon Thursday Oct 7 544 tidy fair tidy ddy 56 38 ddy 55 50 ddy POLLEN COUNT Weather-575-7- 51 68 81 UTAH UPDATESOMME Air 77 66 L Prep ARIZONA 45 42 rain Alta And County Attorney Mark in the uncomfortable position of advising officials on both sides of the flap called it a "firestorm" of Williford's own making regrettable because it undermines a record of good work Greg Haws the county's blasted Williford at this week's commission meeting and told a reporter that Williford says he's "only in this for the money" "You're not going to get a paycheck" Haws told the commissioner "You're going to get sued" countered Wil"tord "You don't have the authority to question baby to the hospital emergency room At a preliminary bearing in June a hospital doctor testified that he found blood in the baby's spinal fluid which indicates an instate medijury to the brain The cal examiner said an autopsy re- FOR THE RECORD this" - II UTAH 68 52 50 S MON L Prep Brigham City 41 37 H Yesterday Blanding St rain 57 City Davis - 61 Madrid Moscow solToda wa 275 Very Unhealthful London cldy rain Summ 058 62 50 023 86 73 Calgary Caracas Provo cidy fair 46 35 counties 68 59 68 (hone Weber 68 59 Lisbon Mexico City 73 53 Montreal 49 35 55 Ogden Lima cldy fair 53 fair 27 200 Unhealthful tidy cidy fair 55 - 100 Moderate 101 - 37 82 70 34 Salt Lake 57 72 55 47 Good Kiev Beijing Beirut 23 Standards' cldy fair Barcelona pone:three 28 Summ 66 VEST RDAY'S PO LUTION Salt Lake City & Davis Co Provo Utah County Ogden Weber County ilL L 50 90 75 711 AM7:01 PM SumiseSunset today SUM INTERMOUNTAIN Bangkok Barbados 7143 degrees 86 degrees in 1975 26 degrees in 1955 highlow for this date : : at Trenton 35 Record high for this date Record low for this date I II 69 moo ItOsys 70s 70s 70s 50 115001150e 1500 61 86 59 a 73 78 77 at Moab 0 00 Utab high Utah low Normal Yesterday Amsterdam 21 SMON 70s 170s FRIA SSATS high EWORLDIJT'TIJ1I 0 20 SUM Williford and his family are living at his mother's home in Murray where his son has been since the start of the school year The commissioner maintains he intends to return with his family to live full time in Weber County in March Williford a Democrat is receiving criticism from fellow party members as well as RepubliDe-Cal- la r40s1 filOsi II30e high 1 Precipitation Precipitation this month Accumulative deficit OGDEN A Weber County ficial has threatened to withhold pay from Commissioner Randall Williford who has decided to live in Salt Lake County for the winof- cans 60s 60s 60s 40 iTH U EAST5DAY FOR WAMPUM"' DAILY itLMANACIMOIS' 58 iTHUR: OFRia BSATI SOUTHWESTSzDAYFORECAST I n 41 alt high Oct 8 Last Quarter II FRIA SSATI BUM 'MON &THUM outlook is gloomy the extended outlook is If the short-tersomewhat more bright Temperatures after bottoming out early Saturday morning should recover by Saturday afternoon Still the high in the Salt Lake Valley will stay in the 60s through Monday Also scattered clouds hanging around through Monday will carry with them a threat of scattered showers LITH PRESS ter 111 Oct 4 Waning Gibbous 30 Full Moon Waxing Gibbous I THE ASSOCIATED Center four days after being admitted to the hospital by his parents A weeping Day admitted losing his temper and shaking the baby while tending the infant April 22 The child had received a vaccination the day before and was cranky and not feeling good After shaking the baby Day laid the child on the bed When he returned 10 minutes later the infant was struggling to breathe and was turning blue Day called his wife at work and the two took the m Bullfrog itain 54178 1' PICIoudy 4979 ee Weber Official May Lose Pay for Living in Salt Lake Cedar City will be about 10 degrees cooler each day - LUNAR PHASESIMiliteRNIMEINE st George 41168 WASATCH 6 Southern Utah can expect to miss most of the scattered-showactivity present over the rest of the state Partly cloudy skies will be the rule today and Friday but a chance of showers will linger Conditions will continue to be cool the high topping out at 79 in St George today and 73 Friday Lows there will dip to 49 today and 50 Friday Rain 'Richfield Pt Cloudy e felony before 4th District Judge Lynn W Davis He originally was charged with murder a felony Dar Id Austin Day died April 26 at Utah Valley Regional Medical second-degre- SOUTHERN UTAH! TODAY ktt t Milford Vernal Putt 4170 ' 287-463- O Well the charmed life watchers have been living the past several weeks is over In other words fall has arrived at last The scattered showers most northern Utahns experienced Wednesday will be back again today and Friday And temperatures are on a downward trend After a high of 66 in Salt Lake City today the high will stop at 58 Friday after a morning low of 40 " 1 i BOA i BUS-INF- NORTHERN UTAH TODAY — vtt 411"141-1-- - )r "" t — 4C)Ik58 4763 I muninommMillongalliallailE1111141 first-degr- ''— Ipe Salt Late City) Park ilty " 4 Rain Ram J! 5068 I 'Sou PRESS THE ASSOCIATED PROVO — An Orem man has 00i 506i st can inctooso chic satuty and "'duce "MC Ccngsik)n by ICMUng Call the a411 a( a carpool whatnot ' 6 :1 11 0 --' uri mocks and clangorous --laving cone:Moons orlon tooth horn stormy Leg 1993 Man Pleads Guilty to Shaking Son to Death Sentencing Set The October 7 Report Compiled by Jeff Stmley 1 V they comprise only 25 of the faculty The numbers for minorities are as lopsided Minorities comprise more than 15 of the population in Carbon County where the college's Price campus Is located and 55 in San Juan County where the college's Blanding campus is located Yet only 7 of faculty members are minorities The bc110016 goal la to make half of all new hires women Mr Petersen said At the San Juan campus a third of all hires should be minorities particularly American Indians at Price a fifth of hires should be minorities he said That is a goal not a quota he stressed But such talk about numbers can raise charges of reverse discrimination Mr Thompson said expanding the applicant pool to include more women and minorities has served to increase the quality of new hires That recruitment effort ended with the hire of David Greene as Weber's dean of the college of education Mr Greene an Afri on Wednesday The fire burned 1475 acres One crew will remain near Flat Canyon through today to mop up hot spots Two other wildfires were contained Wednesday in Washington and Wasatch counties Fire scorched about 160 acres near Heber City It started Sunday afternoon when a small plane crashed near Center Canyon about 10 miles east of Heber Another controlled burn on private property east of Zion National Park got out of control last Friday and burned 1600 acres It was brought under control early Wednesday had been dean of education at California State Polytechnic University Pomona It also brought in June Phillips who became dean of the College of Arts & Humanities She had been executive director of the Tennessee Foreign Language Institute in Nashville and visiting professor at the US Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs And in July Marilyn Harrington became dean of the College of Health Professions She had been associate dean of the dental school at the University of Missou- ri-Kansas City Other recent Weber appointments included F Ann Millner to vice president for community partnerships Carol Berrey assistant to the president and Richard dean of continuing education who has taken nn eintian nu nagietnnt in p for diversity The high quality of the new deans administrators and faculty has silenced any talk of reverse discrimination Mr Thompson said "We're committed to hiring the best candidate" top-lev- el Mani nort-timnt may any el mod 55 76 58 61 may rain soy any soy 56 64 WI 55 mmy 63 my w" rain 72 47 anny 49 50 ram 45 ptd 53 pld my 61 tinny 70 ptd 82 mod 56 mod 60 drat 55 sany 42 md 71 ram 46 soy 65 any State to Provide Interpreters For Deaf jurors CI Continued from D-- 1 111111111EMMEEIW are deaf When sign language is needed the courts will call the Utah Division of Rehabilitation Services which contracts with interpreters Mr Winchester said James P Turner a Justice De FaA IILLICLII 11A V L SAHA JAW 174 Ill Washington said: "Through their cooperation with the department in resolving this complaint Utah avoided costly littgation It's in the spirit of Mel ADA for local agencies to use scarce resources to comply with the law rather than to combat it" Resolution of the complaint means a lawsuit against the Utah courts won't have to be filed officials said The settlement also requires the eight state ceurt districts to: MI Produce a written policy for deaf Jurors and publicize it through legal ads in local newspa A pers Conduct at least four regional training seminars for court administrators "on how the ADA applies to jury trials and other court MI proceedings" Though the courts provide Spanish and other interpreters for defendants in criminal cases who do not speak English they are not required to do so for prospective Jury members State law mandates that a person read speak and understand English to qualify for jury duty Title 2 of the ADA enactel in 1992 prohibits discrimination against qualified Individuals based on their disabilities A |