Show ?i 1 B2 I' SIWEATHERIREPORTa ULTRAVIOLET-INDE- The ultraviolet index is a forecast of sun exposure for today in Salt Lake City The index runs from 0 to 15 with the following risk levels for a person: TODAY 1 - Minimal 0-- 2 - Up to an hour of y Logan Pteloudy 5792 Ogden Pt Cloudy 6793 Wendover PtCloudy Park City PtCloudy 6996 7291 5794 PtCloudy 6396 Price Delta PlCloudy PLCIoudy 6391 Omen Myer PICIoudy Richfield PtCloudy Moab PtCloody 5589 : 68102 Cedar City PtCloody St George 4 6092 Pt Cloudy 6294 tsumit WASATCH FRONr 5DAY TO RECASTS 96 low ILM 002 002 063 Precipitation Precipitation this month Accumulative deficit 1 1993 1189 99 A 103 at Bullfrog 38 at Snyderville 94 65 degrees Utah high Utah low Normal highllow for this date Record high for this date Record tow for this date Prtietliatell 16 54 Salt Lake City & Davis Co Provo Utah County Ogden Weber County 101 - 54 31 47 46 20 57 Standards i I - so 47 60 stotToda' Lae (M Davis Good Salt Moderate Weber counties 200 rnbea!thful Ogden Provo Counties Vet Unhealthful GOOD SL lc M 70 82 77 73 75 72 66 68 82 36 tidy fair tidy fair fair tidy fair tidy fair M M 89 88 92 82 86 86 89 Brussels 61 90 64 Budapest Buenos Aires 52 39 97 73 Cairo 78 56 Calgary 81 66 Caracas Copenhagen 80 62 108 : Dhabran 68 48 Dublin 88 63 Frankfurt Geneva 82 64 Havana 80 M 78 56 Helsinki Hong Kong 79 73 86 70 Istanbul 84 66 Jerusalem OZOfte 11 M 91 Bogota Brisbane YESTERDAIrS POLLUTION MCAOKide M Bangkok Barbados Barcelona Belgrade Berlin Bermuda Pl CI0011 H L Summ 86 61 fair 93 68 fair high 104 106 low Eig KE1 102 102 MI 67 Utah GOOD M Johannesbrg M fair fair fair fair fair tidy fair tidy fair fair tidy tidy fair Front Wasatch Air 4 The Weeds Bands separate NO temperature 70s 59 Alta 74 52 Madrid 104 72 fair Blanding 95 62 Manila 86 79 tidy Brigham City 96 64 Mexico City Montreal 75 78 49 86 72 tidy fair Bryce 76 68 57 ram M 64 Nairobi 63 54 tidy Bullfrog Capitol Reef Cedar City 103 Moscow 93 513 86 73 tidy Coalville M 91 78 Delta M M Nicosia 104 79 tidy fair Duchesne 89 57 Oslo fair Escalante 92 55 tidy fair Fillmore 9364 Rio 74 59 88 66 90 66 Od m Rome 84 72 fair Flaming Grg Green River M 63 San Juan 90 76 tidy Hanksville 96 63 Santiago Seoul 54 45 tidy fair Heber City 93 58 Helper 95 84 Joseph Kanab M M 96 64 Laketon 82 51 93 64 Taipei Tel Aviv fair tidy fair 1 s 1-- : G) k N rii--- 4 lot ItZt1 II r loos I "a - ''I '1kk Milford Moab 98 63 011 fair fair II Vienna 86 74 Monticello 82 53 T Warsaw 81 fair 57 82 63 Nephi 94 Zurich Ogden Orem 94 69 94 63 Park City 82 53 Pnce 88 81 Provo 97 63 Randolph Richfield Id M 85 53 i ' 0 ' : 11t kt SOS t 70s 1 90s i i 1 k FRONTS: r v -I IONA rk- -- dILAk- m RY H POGI-ieso Amawict L LOW r1:1 SOWEPS RAW 80s E3 SNOW 1: OCF SUNNY PT Ci Inc 000 Cr Outr Prow 717111I 4 4 All four were knocked unconscious said Kittery police Chief Edward Strong Heavy clouds gathered during the afternoon across sections of the upper Mississippi Valley the northern Plains and parts of the Red River Valley of Oklahoma and Texas A thunderstorm in southwestern Oklahoma dumped 237 inches of rain at Lawton during a period Other rainfall reports included 1 inch at Virginia Beach Va 099 of an inch at Allentown Pa 094 of an inch at New Orleans- - and 091 of an inch at Chicopee Falls Mass the weather service said Overnight temperatures dipped into the 40s and 50s across the northern Plains the northern and central Rockies and along parts of the West Coast West Yellowstone Mont recorded a low early Saturday of 42 In the Southwest six-ho- six-ho- Phoenix cooled only to 89 IA t '4 63 Idaho Falls 91 64 Lewiston 104 74 Pocatello 94 68 81 58 low-inco- teen-age- at-ris- k at-ris- k 1994-199- 5 e k way That definition purposely avoids reference to race and socioeconomics he says "There is a fine line between a careful compassionate accurate description of a person which can facilitate services and labeling which stereotypes" explains Kukick "We are not in this initiative right now tied to a identification promajor standardized cess which declares someone at risk" But Scott Williams pediatrician and the director of the Division of Family Health Services says there is no consensus between the US Justice Department and human services and education agencies on the federal and state level on exactly which are youths "This is a pivotal question because it relates to the ultimate question of to whom are we going to provide services" Williams says "It raises all sorts of questions as to how broadly you can cast that net" As for those being dubbed at risk they don't like it either Seventeen-year-olAnna Murphy scoffs at all this debating Anna who says she is an eighth-graddropout living on the streets of Salt Lake City thinks she could teach committees a lesson "It sounds offensive" decries the mother of one "I am being looked down upon because of situations in my life I am the one who got over those situations I am not at risk At risk of what being stupid?" test-base- d at-ris- k d e at-ris- k I hid Wary Orton "We are being hit by the federal government in so many ways with these unfunded mandates that 1 call silent taxes and by the Expects Battle From Thompson II Continued from B1 er GOP members of Utah's delegation The Sundance tax attorney says he is not on any political leash except his own "All people have to do is look at my voting record to know that I give the president the benefit of the doubt whether his name is George Bush or Bill Clinton but if I disagree I vote the other way" says Orton "This has always been the Republicans' desperate strategy with me and it won't work It's almost laughable" Still Thompson is riding on Utah's displeasure with Clinton who finished third in the 1992 election She also is angry at Orton who she contends has neglected the needs of the 3rd Dis Helena 89 Kalispell Missoula 96 55 61 99 61 88 57 Elko 89 57 Ely Las T 103 81 reps Reno 94 58 NEW T MEXICO 91 Albuquerque Santa Fe 65 Casper 96 60 91 Cheyenne Evanston M M 1Vendover 92 69 Laramie 81 48 100 70 Rock Springs Yellowstone 86 62 62 54 89 61 002 061 WYOMING 54 T—Trace AlbanyNY 81 Amarillo Anchorage Atlanta Atiantm City 96 63 90 M Birmingham 91 92 80 85 Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland ColumbusOluo 84 85 Concordh Yesterday L trep 13 71 67 07 52 18 73 10 72 71 8454 CharlotteNR H Fargo Grand Rapids Honolulu Houston 86 85 r 103 86 B5 102 73 79 81 90 99 73 72 69 65 64 65 65 70 77 62 65 71 52 60 63 77 79 65 Indianapolis 86 KanCity 6960 5473 Little Rock Los Angeles 85 60 83 56 Louie emplus Muum Beach ladivaukee Paul Mpla-S- t Nashville New Orleans New York City Oklahoma City Orlando Philadelphia Pittsburgh PortianciOrt Richmond Sacramento St Lotus Sas Antonio Sam Diego Sao Francon Seattle Spokane TampaSt Ptrsbg Topeka Tulsa H 85 98 62 90 83 93 M 13 86 80 01 89 22 87 M 85 86 67 86 102 84 85 100 71 80 78 02 88 100 r 89 95 63 80 868 93 75 93 79 89 8867 0260 85 81 90 87 V 84 99 92 68 73 71 68 74 77 r8468 96 07 64 73 90 79 03 91 17 92 44 811 96 91 91 92 20 84 86 109 8256 89 103 69 78 91 102 98 89 89 75 69 58 8460 91 89 7465 68 Rededicate SL Landmark 111 Continued from taking of private-propert- y rights she says "He says he's a champion against federal intrusion and 1 can prove he's not" Thompson is critical of Orton's support of the Biological Survey Act a comprehensive inventory of the nation's plants and animals that she feels will threaten rights She also claims he has dropped the ball on private- -property BS 2477 the Civil law War-er- a that protects historic county rights of way over public lands "Don Young of Alaska and 1 are considered the two leading individuals in Congress on BS 2477" counters Orton "1 was working on it before Dixie even contemplated running" Both candidates do not expect their race to garner much public interest until a few months before Election Day More media attention will be lavished on the 1st and 2nd District congressional races and the US Senate race between 002 002 T 001 01 O0 73 74 90 el 89 1673 95 iIasiungtonDC 87 75 91 Wichita 91 72 93 t Today L 67 66 52 72 70 67 50 73 64 70 65 64 64 M 67 75 62 65 70 50 54 62 77 77 65 63 72 64 r 75 77 67 59 69 74 76 89 72 74 64 62 71 55 69 77 65 56 58 69 74 63 73 72 70 Fest rn dr from 1975 to 1985 "I'm glad and I'm thankful to the wonderful local citizens who were consistent in their desire to save the building just imagine today's celebration in some newer structure without the soul without the memory recorded in the stones" B-- 1 Bill and Marsha Garrett from Delano Calif who spend their ing constructed of rough-hewKyune sandstone from Summit County in a massive heavy "Richardsonian Romanesque" architectural style with walls 5 feet thick and cavernous door openings began before it was completed in 1894 An economic depression known as the Panic of 1893 hit Utah when the building was Unemployment in the Salt and Lake Valley reached 30 government revenues were low so the construction was halted for two months and officials talked of closing the project down for lack of funds It never happened But much later — a little more than a decade ago the building again teetered on the verge of extinction "In the 1980s we were debating heavily what to do with the building which was in poor condition and there were people calling for its demolition" said Ted Wilson Salt Lake City mayor half-don- e NEVADA Vernal Nati P 010 004 89 61 91 54 Billings Great Falbi 0'22 Utah Dignitaries n 92 55 102 74 Worth Des Homes Detroit El Paso Fairbanks 1 4 79 99 Tonle Dallas-17- Thunderstorms scattered lightning and heavy rain across parts of the Northeast states Saturday and and the rainy weather threatened parts of the Plains and Midwest Showers and thunderstorms developed along two frontal systems across the central and eastern sections of the nation the National Weather Service said Rain was also scattered over parts of the West Heavy rain caused street flooding in parts of the New York City metropolitan area A flash flood watch was posted for western and central Massachusetts and western and central Connecticut And an urban and small stream flood watch was issued for the Philadelphia area Lightning along the coast of Maine critically injured four kayakers who had taken shelter from a thunderstorm in a concrete artiliery bunker built during World War IL 101 Coeur d'Alene 94 60 Buffalo 0 1994 FLURRIFS k upper-incom- IDAHO Boise 100 70 Bonarck Bonin k DI IONSTATIONARY Presoom 0 - 80s 4t ) - T 68 95 ELSEWHERE IN uspoot ' i ' rr T H 905 k- - 92 62 Spanish Fork St George 801 -- - ict Salt Lake : I T I 4 70s --- I 4 A 58 87 M M—Missing i 90 66 Spgs Roosevelt 80s )0 Boulder MONTANA tidy fair - T TWIDFaIIS ram Ag--- 79 T T 67 A T 108 Rexburg 82 64 - Akec) 094 83 Low 108 89 Tucson 007 Vancouver Grass 94 72 Grand IIIM Low 48 79 Page Phoenix Denver 97 49 m m Zion k M Logan bland 0 Flagstaff Colorado fair tidy Prep COLORADO 011 fair Trees c 001 88 73 zones tor the day L4- - 80s 90s I 60s 4 80s- -- 032 91 79 55 L ARIZONA New Delhi 91 81 84 74 93 79 B UTAH Nassau 6Cks I L Prep tidy fair a forecast for noon Sunday July 24 Accu-Weath- H Yegerday Tokyo Toronto Mold Low Highway Conditions—Statewide—(800) River Recreational Forecast-539-1- 100s 100s 100s 60S' 4:60s1 60st 81 64 Singapore Stockholm EM13 1 Lisbon London POLLEN couNnoommog Weather-575-7- At-Ri- Pat Shea and Orrin Hatch That could work in Orton's favor since he figures the key to winning the district is convincing voters change is needed "The people who vote the candidate rather than the party determine this election period" he says "If you cannot convince those people that the incumbent has failed to represent them and they need this new person then you fail to win" Orton traditionally doesn't start campaigning in earnest until September or October saying he believes voters tire of endless political stumping Thompson says she plans to continue her dogged campaign schedule traveling thousands of miles each month to barbecues fund-raisin- g events chamber meetings central committee gatherings and other appearances throughout the sprawling district "I am just getting out to every area telling them who I am and what I stand for" she says "Being on the ground is going to pay off" INTERMOUNTAIN N1 MMI L Samm 97 79 i c1 fair Paris 60 WEW n 755 0 UTAH UPDATESIIIMM EEIS Kiev 53 100s 100s 60s1 60s low 81 'THUM ni ILL 100s high H MEM MONpl TUES q Yesterday Amsterdam Athens Auckland Beijing Beirut degrees in 1931 47 degrees in 1954 6:17 A M852 3 Sunrise: Sunset today El WORLDIO ALMANAC-MIM- 90s t:SUNxt MONIt Moab and Bullfrog may reach a high of 102 on Monday after lows of 67 and 73 respectively with Hanksville checking in at 100 Blanding will level off at 94 and Monticello at 86 Tuesday through Thursday will bring a few afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms mainly in the afternoon and evening Highs will be 90 to 105 and lows 55 to 70 90s 90s 60S: '60s 1608 'A SOUTHEAST 5DAY FORECASTRIMMIS !THUM nnnA I SUPLX Partly cloudy skies will produce a slight chance of afternoon thunderstorms near the mountains on Monday The mercury could hit 106 in St George 94 at Cedar City 92 at Richfield and 80 at Bryce Canyon where the mercury will start at the 46- degree level A few afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms are expected Tuesday through Thursday last Quarter - 96 high August 3 Waning Crescent MON1 TUES:- I WED 7fA FORECASTRMOI SOUTHWEST-SMA- Precipitation since Od Mal WAIT deficit 6 11011 July 30 July 26 Waning Gibbous July 22 Full Moon mita Monday will bring a slight possibility of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon The chance of measurable rain in Salt Lake City is 20 Daytime highs will follow the previous day's with pattern with Provo and Salt Lake again in the mid-90- s Logan leveling off at 92 after an overnight low of 56 Tuesday through Thursday will bring a few showers and thunderstorms let Ii' 101 Iteloudy 131Cloudy 74101 Services for the Steve Kukick director of state Office of Education says those students are in danger of failing not only in school but also in making their lives meaningful students as all those Utah statutes define up to the age of 18 or disabled people up to age 22 who require intervention to achieve literacy finish school and participate in society in a meaningful LUNAR PHASESIMINNEINIMPIEEM Blandlug Bullfrog 73104 DAILY 287-463- O Look for scattered showers and thunderstorms across the region mainly in the afternoon with skies in the western sector becoming fair by evening The mercury is expected to peak at 104 in St George 102 in Moab 101 in Bullfrog and 100 at Hanksville Bryce Canyon's high will be in the upper 70s after a low of 47 while Monticello will peak at 86 after an overnight low of 54 degrees 63100 5895 BUS-INF- SOUTHERN UTAH TODAYstalant 6294 Mindy I UTIMINN Call likely to become at risk "At risk of not achieving the same level of success in society as average or above average students" environsays Fulton "If you come from an ment you are at a disadvantage of underachieving Not that these kids are not as bright" "We get what we expect" says Fulton "Kids have different potentials The bottom line is that we give every child the chance to reach their potential' At risk usually accompanies the idea of an underclass but Jan Fern of the Governor's Council for People With Disabilities says any student using two or more public agencies would be considered at risk e And an family may not rely on the agencies but it may still have members who are at risk "That family might be able to get the service they need privately where people need the state to help them" says Ferre the mother of a disr abled In 1989 Utah acknowledged its burgeoning population by creating the Services for Students At Risk Advisory Committee Last year $33 million was funneled into expanding programs into 117 additional elementary schools school year $30 million has During the been allocated in Utah to "Chapter One" federally funded tutoring programs for students According to the Census Bureau there are 50000 school children in Utah between 5 and 17 who quail at-ris- Scattered showers and thunderstorms are on tap around the region mainly in the afternoon and evening The chance of rain at Salt Lake City is 30 Highs will be mostly in the 90s ranging up to 96 at Provo and Salt Lake after overnight lows of 63 and 69 respectively Price could reach 91 after a low of 63 while Vernal and Logan will peak at 94 and 92 respectively after lows of 57 Vernal 11Cloudy 5683 ProvoOrem Milford Burning in 10 minutes or less NORTHERN UTAHTODAYollom Salt Lake City B-- 1 liMEIMMEIMM1 Very High 10-pl- us - Burning in 30 minutes Slippery roads and clangorous driving Conditions often twit from stormV weather You con Increase traffic solely Ond reduce traffic congestion by taking the bus or a carpool 1 - - Moderate 5-- 6 unprotected noon sun without burning HIGH II Continued from Burning in 15 minutes 45 minutes Burning in fy for Chapter One at-ris- High 7-- 9 Low 3-- 4 Jul 24 1994 Sunday Which Youths at Risk? Who Succeeds Fails? July 24 Report Compiled by Don Robinson The X UTAH The Salt Lake Tribune summer vacations driving their RV through Western states say Salt Lake City "wouldn't be the same without this building" "Our friends here told us about the parade you have on Monday and we basically came here to see it" Marsha Garrett said "But it's good we arrived a few days early so we could see this celebration — the building is lovely it really contributes to your city's character" The $345 million restoration the structure originally project cost about $900000 — was completed in April 1989 In addition to overall interior and exterior renovation the project included placing unique base isolators beneath the building "I'm also glad the restorators brought back the beautiful fountains on the west side of the building" Corradini said "The originals were removed in the 19506 because they were considered too Box Elder Teen With Plague Remains Critical III Continued from B-- 1 Though the cat began to develop wounds from the disease the girl treated the pet herself She later went to summer camp in Summit County State officials believe no one in contact with the girl has been infected Nichols said the plague is widespread among animals in the Southwest "We always have the plague in the wilds of Utah" he said "There is a theory that the plague was brought into the US in the ports of Southern California in the 1800s” he said The boats had rats from the Orient infected with the bacteria Nearly every year New Mexico leads the country in the number of reported cases of the plague Nichols said State health officials there have a motto: "New Mexico is the land of the flea and the home of the plague" rn edy edy dr dr edy edy edy edy edv ely Roofers Feel the Heat as Roof Fire Closes Portion of Fashion Place Mall By Joshua B Good edy edv THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE di MURRAY It already was hot for the roofers on top of the Fashion Place MalL Then the fire edy edy edy edy dr edy edy dr edy edy edy dr dr dr rn dr sty dr edy edy edy la edy edv edi edy dr edy dr dr edy edy edy rn sty edy edv edi broke out blaze was Saturday's confined to the roof of Dillard's department store The workers who were spreading hot tar on the roof when the 3:58 pm fire broke out made it down safely More than 50 firefighters from Murray Midvale West Jordan and Salt Lake County responded to the mall 6121 S State St "Big black smoke brought us here" said Murray Fire Department Capt Keith Hall The fire burned for about 15 minutes During that time a thick column of smoke towered hundreds of feet above the mall and could be seen throughout the valley Phyllis Hoverson was shopping with her two daughters and their friend Nadine Kern when they heard something over Dillard's intercom two-alar- m 1 "What does it mean to evacuate?" Nadine asked Hoverson "I said 'Why?' " Hoverson remembered "Because that's what they said to do" Nadine responded Employees and customers were calm as they left the store -There were enough people in the store that had there been panic someone would have been trampled" said Michele Chan-tri- ll a Dillard's employee The fire closed Dillard's and the north wing of the nail The rest of the mall remained open to shoppers Hall said it appeared the fire ignited where roofing repair work was being done but added that the investigation was continuing About two weeks ago hot tar dripped into a Dillard's elevator shaft causing a small blaze Hall said Tribune reporter Joann contributed to this Jacobsen-- Wells 1 LoTTERY The winning numbers drawn Saturday night in Idaho's Powerball lottery worth $33800000 were: 29 32 38 4045 Powerball: 23 000 The winning numbers drawn Saturday night in Idaho Montana and South Dakota's lottery worth $350000 were: 8 17 Tr-We- st 27 28 30 31 ODD The winning numbers drawn Friday night in ho's Fantastic 5 Ida- lottery worth $221947 were: 14 15 19 20 25 000 Players can call the Idaho Lottery's information hot line: I i |