| Show Herald Journal Logan Utah Monday September 4-- The 8 1988 Rehnquist opponents find new ammunition for this week’s debate Obituaries M Lower Mary Oka Lits Lower 89 died day Logan MonSept 8 at 1988 Re- Logan gional Hospi- tal She was born March 1897 in Lewiston a 1 daughter of Leonard Edward and Susan Ann Cregger Lits She married Samuel Steve Lower on June 18 1919 in the Logan LDS Temple He died Feb IS 1973 She graduated from North Cache High School in Richmond and attended Utah State Agricultural College and received a Normal Teacher’s degree from Brigham Young College of Logan She taught school in Cove and at the Wheeler School in Lewiston She and her husband owned and operated several dairy farms in Trenton for one year Twin Falls Idaho for seven years and in Lewiston for 33 years The moved to Logan after retiring in 1961 She was an active member of the LDS Church having served as primary president in Twin Falls and on the Benson Stake Primary Board She served twice as relief society president of the Lewiston Third Ward the second time during the construction of the chapel and was responsible for organizing the daily volunteer workers She was a visiting teacher for over 65 years She was YWMIA and a teacher in president Sunday School primary and mutual She served with her husband as a Logan Temple officiator for 11 years and was a member of the Logan 18th LDS Ward She was active in genealogical research for over 60 years She served as a genealogical missionary for 23 years at the LoganCache Genealogical Library She completed several professional genealogical research courses from Brigham Young University in American and English Ancestral Research She taught genealogy classes both in Lewiston and Logan She was president of the Lewiston American Legion Auxiliary Post No 50 She was president of the Cache County Chapter of Gold Star Mothers She was an agent for Utah Cooperative Life Insurance Co She served on the Cache County Farm Bureau Auxiliary Board and assisted with community and home displays in conjunction with county fairs She was designated to teach courses in farm diversification during the Depression years She was active in the county Democratic party and attended several county and state conventions Survivors include two sons and three daughters Bartley Lltz Lower Orem Samuel Lognn school board meets Tuesday The Logan City Board of Education will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 4:30 pm in the Board Room of the district offices 101 W Center St Logan The board will hear a report on student enrollment for the end of the first week of school Enrollment for this school year of 4824 students is up from 4660 recorded for the same time last year In other business the board will discuss the writing program at the high school an academic team program drug education and a progress report on the construction at Mount Logan Middle School Jr Plain City Harold E (Anne) Steve Lower ily Life Insurance Co He also worked for Gateway DistribuRhinehart Highland Mrs John tion Co and was the former R (Helen) Simmons Logan owner of the Troc Lounge and Mrs Rulon Boyd (Mary) Grill He served as president of 22 the Utah Life Underwriters and Maughan Lompoc Calif WASHINGTON 40 (UPI) -had been a member of the greatggrandchildren to William Democrats one opposed brother randchildren Ogden City Library Board Grover F Litz Richmond She Survivors include his wife of Rehnquist being confirmed was preceded in death by one Ogden four sons Dennis chief justice have some new ammunition that will likely be son Max Wendell Lower Leonard Christiansen Dunedin Funeral services will be Fla Boyd Alan Christiansen presented this week when the Steve Senate begins debate over his Wednesday at noon in the Logan Washington Terrace 18th LDS Ward Chapel with Sloan Christiansen and David nomination Civil rights leaders charged both of Bishop Ted Ashton conducting Hugh Christiansen Family and friends may call at Ogden 14 grandchildren two Saturday that Rehnquist Alien-Ha- ll one drafted a constitutional Mortuary Tuesday from 9 pm and at the church brother and two sisters Alan amendment in 1970 that would have permitted racially segreone hour prior to services Richard Christiansen Roy Burial will be in the Lewiston Mrs Otto (Mildred) Coles gated schools William Taylor an official Orem Mrs Jack (Ruth) Bause City Cemetery with the Leadership Conference Henderson Nev Funeral services will be on Civil Rights said 1970 proposal “would Wednesday at 11 am in the curtailed the have 1000 21st Ward sharply Ogden Chapel OGDEN Leonard David Jefferson Ave Friends may call powers of federal courts to Christiansen 71 did Saturday at Lindquist and Sons Mortuary remedy unlawful segregation of Sept 6 1986 at his Ogden home Tuesday from 8 pm and at thepublic schools" The proposal made available of cancer the ward Wednesday from He was born Feb 26 1915 in 5 am Interment to United Press Internationalto calls for a 26th amendment Salt Lake City a son of David Ogden City Cemetery the Constitution to "validate Lars and Mary Albertina freedom of choice and Lindgren Christiansen He married Wanda Jane Sloan on neighborhood schools" In a statement Sen Edward Feb 23 1938 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple said the Marion Louise Kramer Kennedy He was reared and educated Hammond 62 of Logan died memos "represent significant in Harrisville and moved to Monday Sept 8 1986 in the additional evidence of Mr Ogden in 1936 He was a gradu- LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City continuing support for ate of Weber County High A complete obituary and racially segregated schools Mr School and had attended Weber funeral notice will appear in a Rehnquist is an arch enemy of State College future edition of The Herald civil rights and is unfit to be He was a high priest in the Journal Arrangements are chief Justice of the United Ogden 21st LDS Ward where he under the direction of the States" had served as bishop and a Nelson Funeral Home Senate Republican leader Bob Dole said on the ABC "Good counselor He served as a high councilman for the Lorin Farr Morning America" program Stake and had also served in H today that the memos should have little impact on other teacher positions Hilme Walters 77 died SunHe worked for the US govnomination ernment for 30 years at the day Sept 7 1986 at Ogden "I doubt that it will have any Ogden Arsenal and Hill Air Care Center A complete ob- unless Justice Rehnquist may Force Base retiring on March ituary and funeral notice will have initiated this on his own 5 1977 He also sola insurance appear in a future editon of The but I assume it was written at for various independent agen- Herald Journal Funeral ar- someone’s request” Dole said cies and currently was rangements are under the di- "We've been over that and over that and if there was any associated with American Fam rection of Alien-Ha- ll Mortuary Mrs great-grandchildr- 7-- L Christiansen ’s - 6-- 9:45-10:4- M Hammond D-M- t's Walters Town Council has cancelled its regular meeting scheduled for Wednesday at 8 pm to allow board members to attend the Utah League of Cities and Towns Conference The Newton Town Council will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 8 pm in the Town Hall The council will prepare a news letter stating town policies for snow removal and parking and hear council member reports Parents of Mountain Crest band and color guard members it" To support its findings on the ACLU cited Rehnquist his stated philosoof examples phy: —The primary responsibility of the court is to uphold the right of the majority to enact laws it feels are necessary —It is far worse for the court to strike down a statute that may be constitutional than to deny an individual a right to which he or she may be entitled —Federal legislation restricting the freedom of action of the states should be subject to careful scrutiny while federal and state laws limiting rights should be given a presumption Rehn-quist- ’s of constitutionality —The Bill of Rights applies to states only in its most generalized form are to meet Tuesday at 7:30 The Smithfield American Legion Post No 58 will hold its Important information about regular monthly meeting and the band trips will be discussed steak fry today at 7:30 pm at and tickets for trip events and the Legion Hall Only members band shirts need to be ordered are invited At least one parent per student is requested to attend the meetThe Preston City Council will ing in order to sign the group’s review street projects comconstitution pleted this summer and a new policy manual currently being The Logan Library Board’s drafted by Councilman Deven regularly scheduled meeting Baxter during Tuesday's 5 pm Tuesday has been postponed meeting at City Hall 70 W The Board will meet Sept 16 at Oneida The public is invited 6 pm in the Historical Room of The Clarkston Town Council the Logan City Library will meet Tuesday at 8 pm in the Town Hall Agenda items include discussion of a proposed dog ordinance construction of barrow pits and delinquent water bills her residence on Sunday The Providence City Council Logan City Ambulance will be holding a public hearing Tuesday to discuss a proposed ACCIDENT Russel Rehrig sewer system At the meeting was treated and released from will be representatives from Logan Regional Hospital Friday Montgomery Engineering and following a bicycle accident on the Utah State Water Mutton 1000 North and 400 East Logan Department The meeting will Rehrig was ejected head-firbegin at 7 pm in the Provifrom his bicycle when the brake dence Elementary School All mechanism rotated into the tire citizens are encouraged to atspokes tend pm in the school auditorium pm in the commission meeting room 120 N 100 West Logan (former Logan City offices) Commissioners at 1:40 pm are scheduled to appoint members of an ad hoc committee to review and recommend possible revisions to the county zoning ordinance At 2 pm the commission will meet as the Board of Equalization to discuss the actions taken by the board’s News of record AS UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST fc By United Press International Record lows were set in 20 cities throughout the Midwest for the second straight day today while heavy rains in Texas flooded streets and forced scores of residents to flee to a Red Cross shelter The heavy rains fell on the southeast third of Texas and across Louisiana Sunday continuing the weekend's deluge and prompting forecasters to extend a watch for portions of central Texas early today "It's pretty much the pattern we're going to see over the next few days" said forecaster Harry Gordon of the National Weather Service "It's possible there'll be some more flooding A lot of the area is pretty well saturated Any additional rain will pose the threat" in the Midwest a blast of cold air temperatures brought for the second straight day More than 20 records were broken or tied Sunday and and 20 more records were set early this morning Youngstown Ohio set a record for the date at 37 and in Moline ill it was 30 which broke a record of 39 from 1803 flash-floo- record-breakin- Forecasts Salt Lake City Ogden and Provo: Cloudy through Tuesday with afternoon and evening thunderstorms and strong gusty winds near the storms south winds up to 25 miles per hour today 30 percent chance of measurable precipitation today and 00 percent tonight and Tuesday highs today from the upper 80s through the lower 90s and Tuesday in the 70s lows tonight in the 60s Logan: Cloudy through Tuesday with occasional afternoon and evening thunderstorms and strong gusty winds near the storms highs today in the mid 80s and Tuesday near 70 lows tonight in the mid 60s said The organisation “Justice Rehnquist’s view is inconsistent with the functional purpose of the Bill of Rights and the generally accepted role of the federal courts in enforcing About Cache The Amalga VOfeather Rehn-quist- indication that somehow Justice Rehnquist had racial motives or racial prejudices then I think it would be a factor but in my view it will not be an issue" Sunday the American Civil Liberties Union released reports based on the voting records of both Rehnquist and appeals Judge Antonin Scalia President Reagan’s choice to replace Rehnquist as associate justice The Senate is expected to take up the nominations of Rehnquist 61 as the nation’s 16th chief justice and Scalia 50 this week Approval of both men is expected despite Democratic objections to Rehnquist’s civil rights record BIRTHS Logan Regional Hospital and Kent Preston Idaho a girl Sept 5 KINDRED-Jan- ice ROWLEY-Ru- and th Gregory Hyrum a girl Sept 5 NIELSON— Carolee and Scott Logan a boy Sept 5 NIELSON-Sh- eri and Tony Logan a girl Sept 5 THALMAN— Jolene and Wayne Hyrum a girl Sept 5 NYQUIST— Jana and Leslie Logan a girl Sept 5 Matt Tre monton a girl Sept 5 GOLIGHTLY— Katie and Cal Preston Idaho a girl Sept 6 FARNSWORTH-Wen- dy and Kevin Logan a boy Sept 6 MILLER— Kelly and Todd Logan a girl Sept 7 HANSEN— Sandra and Barry Grace Idaho a boy Sept 7 HODGES— Jeanne and Terry Logan a boy Sept 7 - Michael The Hyde Park City Council of will hold its regular meeting Cantwell 450 S at 8 pm in the City Tuesday Main Smithfield was treated Offices 113 E Center St On the and released from Logan Rewill be department reagenda gional Hospital following an ports and one building permit accident at 500 item S Main St in Smithfield The accident is still under inThe River Heights City vestigation by the Utah Council is scheduled to meet at Highway Patrol 7:30 pm on Tuesday in the auto-pedestri- an University Center of Utah Medical River Heights School Annex Elementary The Cache POLICE BLOTTER Logan City Police THEFT st ACCIDENT and Cantwell William C ZOLLINGER-Lin- da AUTO - - Morris 119 green Volkswagen Janice E 800 North Logan reported the theft of a light Rabbit license No UT 627AEW from Com- County CONDITION UPDATE -- mission will meet Tuesday at Holly Mackey 21 Hyrum remains in stable condition this morning in the 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