Show D12 UTAHWEATHER The Salt Lake Tribune Minorities Raising Voices Again on Education Plan - i °"::- ''' - 140° education So leaders of Utah civil rights ethnic minority and other groups are saying it again to state officials: they were left out of Utah's plan seeking a share of $540 million in federal education funds Members of the Utah Coalition of La Raza and the National Association for the Utah has decided to use a strategic education plan it crafted for Goals 2000 rather than submitting an application for money to develop a new plan : "Because the state office is not complye application Utah ing with the r loses $600000 in planning he said the in called for act" money "The state ought to comply with the e law complete the application one-pag- first-yea- one-pag- 4:: t - - -- r 'r'--A- - - : -- ' : ' i ta1t9Feci'Vja-os' ' 41111 s 440 WEDNESDAY TUESDAY MONDAY SUNDAY A A 4Imo' sr 00111 4111111116 :i V perhaps a cou- pie of showers Sun with a few clouds not as cool Mostly sunny with a milder afternoon 4634 5034 5636 6038 Windy cool good deal of sunshine and pleasant '7ZOFIEltePTWOOMWft j' 4 Northern Utah '' r L442ogan ''' '' 4 1 ii If li fa Wendover 1 49138 c vl'' —4733 'raft' --- I ) ' I '' Dolts I 14 e rr4924 eI i4 ' i 05 Mitford g Cedar Citif k 4630 ''''' St George ''" lo Zion NP 5939 '"'s 54138 f' ' àreen River 5420 I I " P 4625 'n I A Richfield I 10 I 4928 49127 'F '' I Price II Man° '9 Mi 3725 ' '''' Moab 1 ((" " ' - 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Today Index shows the relative amount of radiation that reaches the earth 5 - - 41 Olympus Hotel Min IHIE 414111 ' - Salt Lake City Davis and Weber counties Good Ogden Provo Salt Lake & Utah counties Good 67 OCTOBER 22nd MI ' Provo Utah County Ogden Weber County 0 Good Unhealthful 00 00 00 & SALE MO NM OM pill : ' - - eve-A- Carbon Particulates Ozone Monoxide 31 50 NA Salt Lake City & Davis County NA 31 50 102 032 102 032 0 am-5:0- 7 their spouses for four days next summer Statistics recorded at the Utah Division of Air Quality through 6 pm yesterday 70 48 trace 'Value are unmated Hours: 10:00 - 4 4'0'''!4 4- 1 MEI 9111 Min MO MO IMO UM WM 111111 COUPON wl The US Submarine Veterans of World War II have selected Salt Lake City as site of the group's 1995 national convention The event will bring 2000 veterans and WWII Sub Vets Pick SL for Convention 1 Zion Park 6840 134 di ar it 1 'W Jordan 'W Valley nc 111 This bird's-ey- e view shows the west foyer of the University of Utah's new Biomedical Polymers Research Building which was dedicated Friday Researchers there will explore uses for polymers including plastics synthetic fibers coatings and rubbery materials Major areas of research include artificial vision neurological surgery anticonvulsant drugs and cancer Noon 3 pm 6 pm Snyderville Span Fork St George flE ' ''A1114 fr 0 Park City Price Provo 'Si LIGHT SHINES ON NEW RESEARCH FACILITY am City re es Door I ''''''''9 1 1111MIIIMMEMS Prizes Prize Free Demonstrations IIIGrandQuality across the country Dealers - I 1r1 & 777 1 CROSSROADS' OF THE WEST 1 DOLL BEAR TOy I I I B4 k y or 1 on vTiqht - L Tomorrow 2 0 2 Vernal Wendover 6838 5436 5834 5635 gt"-4-Oh44 WEDNESDAY TUESDAY toliiict40iP Breezy with the chance of showers - 4314' 1 'Noels Clouds a few showers and a 4444$ ''' 44V Highest Randolph Richfield Roosevelt Salt Lake A — ' r PO1IUtuo: Sandy TODAY noc 40" Salt Lake high Salt Lake low Precipitation Precipitation this month Departure from normal Precipitation since Oct Depanure from normal with a River Recreational Forecast Fr - 5335 ' I 4727 Bullfrog 'v' I '4 ''" - 0 High10Very ‘ Blanding - e Today slow-movin- g "tk I ' 483-'4- a The Ray-Bathe suns Park city P4613e°v24:1113rani A cold front ir 4832 -- 4 or Statistics recorded through 6 pm yesterday 74 at St George Utah high 25 at Randolph Utah low 111" at Duck Creek Utah highest precip Southern Utah 4624 r 1 hi '' : Low Vernal r 1 7::71:46 ' ' i S4W440?4141:11(4 VVindoOMMMMII i f) I Ne4 ra Sandy 4731 '64'il I ' 4632 1 I ' 71'4 Salt Lake 4831 W Jordan 4530 8929 Am Goll 4634 oilIt 3522 9tv —pm C Layt 4532 Randolph la ' 4734 ree0rorat $ait Lake Bountiful ay ?'p ''''4'''' Snowfall Snowfall month to date Snowfall season to date Normal high for Salt Lake Normal low for Salt Lake Record high for Salt Lake Record low for Salt Lake Ogden r4 upper level and surface storm will give the region an unsettled today Many areas will be damp with rain showers and a thunderstorm The rain showers will mix with wet snow at times in the lower elevations the :mountains will have heavy wet snow slow-movin- g 414 A 6240 77 'A 4 ' V !nixing with snow at times Breezy rain 4 ME 4it " t: ‘ ‘ TODAY 4!T'"mrliwor' ' ' f' 1 $ ' I - O - - ' aprekegmadomma g411°) low-inco- paid :: ' k ri"' l'''''''' and get on with the business of providing a quality education for all our students" said Michael Martinez of La 'laza stuMinority disabled and dents are among those left out of the state plan he said He noted Utah has a high high school dropout rate for Latino students and the state needs improvement in bilingual education as well "We will no longer allow minorities to be afterthoughts in the planning of the future of our children Furthermore we will not allow the state to submit a plan which is nothing more than warmed over ideas which only waste our precious tax dollars" said Jeanetta Williams of the Utah NAACP The leaders also claimed support from the AFL-CIorganizations representing the disabled and American Indians including San Juan County Commissioner Mark Maryboy Ethnic minorities and other groups will be represented on a state task force handling Goals 2000 says Bruce Griffin of the state office "And their voices will be heard The state's plan does not exclude them It talks about all students having certain skills which is compatible with Goals 2000 We don't want to exclude anyone" he said when the state Office of Education prepared the plan it submitted for federal Goals 2000 education money They also say the state is missing out on $600000 in federal money by not preparing a new plan "In the 1960s they called this racism We were excluded" said John Florez of La Raza and a Salt Lake City School District board member Florez and other leaders spoke at a news conference Friday at the state Capitol asking the US education secretary to turn down Utah's plan "It's a darn shame we have to fight our own government If we want to change government we have to be involved in the process We don't want to be left out" he - '" - - JEANE'rrA WHIMS Utah NAACP (NAACP) say they were not consulted - '' '- - '004' our children" of Colored People Advancement ' 4illAtt" '''4 will no longer allow minorities to be afterthoughts in the planning of the future of Repetition is said to be a key element in s 4 matamh f00 ttWe THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE October 15 1994 - P7'00000401a By Robert Bryson Saturda I ' el I' 'le vww 00 has joined him at INTERMOUNTAIN PLASTIC SURGERY ASSOCIATES She is accepting appointments now Kimberly J D'Amore MD Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery breast surgery scar revision liposuction bum reconstruction hand skin cancer and facial rejuvenation eyelids facial lacerations and fractures tummy tucks nose I difficult wounds Dr D'Amore is board certified in General Surgery and board eligible in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery She is trained in all facets of plastic surgery and has a special interest in breast reconstruction after mastectomy and cosmeticeurgery cONOIN1SdaaAtEA 4 For appointments and consultations call (801) 298-977- p 1 469 East Medical Drive Suite 100 BountifuL Utah $14010 I |