Show Page 4 -- The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday December 24 1989 Newsof record Antsts 1221 Law enforcement officers logged the following arrests Friday Dec IS through Friday Dec 22 Logan man 55 anaatad for faNura to appear In criminal class B miodomoanor a court 1215 Logan mala anaatad for ahopUftkig JuvanHa 11 a claas B mladomaanor altor aflegedfy taking a cassette tape from The Fred Meyer Store 1215 Logan man 46 arrested (or driving under the Influence of alcohol a class B misdemeanor 121 5 Logan man 3B arrested lor driving under die' Influence of alcohol a class B misdemeanor 1215 Logan male Juvenile 9 arrested for a class shopliMng B after allegedly taking misdemeanor candy from Campus Corner 1215 Logan woman 32 arrested for theft a class B misdemeanor alter allegedly taking cigarettes from Maces Sack H Save 1215 Logan man 18 arrested for theft supplying false Information to a police officer and failure to appear in court Ml class B misdemeanors after allegedly taking shoelaces from Macey’s Sack N Save 1216 Preston man 26 arrested for an open container of possessing alcohol In a vehicle a class B 1216 Logan man 19 arrested for contributing to the delinquency of a minor a class A misdemeanor and allowing an unlicensed person to drive a class B misdemeanor 1216 Logan male Juvenile 13 arrested for minor in possession of alcohol driving without a license both dass B misdemeanors and curfew violation a class C misdemeanor 1216 Logan woman 18 arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol and driving without a vehicle both dass B misderegistration meanors 1216 Logan female Juvenile 16 arrested for minor In possession of alcohol a dass B misdemeanor and curfew violation a dass C misdemeanor 1216 Logan man 27 arrested for driving under the Influence of alcohol a dass B misdemeanor 1217 Logan man 27 arrested for driving under tfie Influence of alcohol a dass B misdemeanor 1218 Logan man 30 arrested for DUI revocation a dass A misdemeanor 1219 North Logan woman 30 arrested for dog afaandonmdht allowing a dog to and not supplying a dog wflh dog tags all dasa B misdemeanors 1219 Trenton male Juvenle 17 aneatod for fluff a dass B misdemeanor after sieged y taking $3637 worth of merchandse from ShopKo 1220 Logan male Juvenfle 17 aneatod for tlwft a clasa B miade- Aar aflegedy taking dga-redes from worsom OOQ wonlBr Pratt Irrtamationffi By United Cache County 8harifTaOffioe 1215 Hyrum man 23 anaatad for revocation a dasa A meaner expired teglafraflon Interfering wflh a DUI Lagan Cfty Rofloo Department Homeless try to escape cold ofdcohoLdli 1215 Hyrum woman 24 atraatod for interfering wflh a pofloe officer and Wring under tie influence of atoohot both dan Btiriadameanots 1216 Logan man 22 arrested for Inloxlcafloa dasa B misdemeanor 1216 Clifton Idaho mm 23 ar rested for driving undor tie Influence of alcohol adaasBi 1216 Clarfcaton mde juvenlo 16 arrested for two counts of second-degre- e three counts of burglary e felony motor vaNde tied and tvae counts of dasa A Rigid weather chilled the eastern half of the nation Saturday overwhelming homeless shelters slickening roads with snow and plunging cities in Texas and Florida into a ferocious bout with as Hie continuing cold and ac- third-degre- mlade-mean- or alcohotai 1211 Logan tamale Juvanfle 17 arrested for Mure to appear In traffic court actosa B mladameanor ftanllMmM anaw 49$ 121 onwirau IVMQ many id for aggravated aaaauft alhirridegreo felony dtonffiogedy poking a gun at 1211 Logan man 34 aneatod for three counts of seoonddsgreo talony sexual abuse of a chid 1221 Preston woman 21 aneatod for foflure to appear In fraffie court a Logan Cfty Hre Department Fire department cads from Dec 1: AMBULANCE CALLS: Total cals 78 17 Paramedc trauma 29 EMT trauma 10 06 18 Transfers Locaflonof Logan City Cache Col Out of county Staff hours EMS Training Staff hours outaidB EMS lectures 44 29 05 02 06 04 Total cab Fires arm 01 01 mlmwena Service cefts False Alarms CACHE 02 ca FIRE ZONE 32 7: oo Total ads Staff houmffre training Staff hours Inspecflona 47 so Tallahassee built one specimen with his father “It han’t done tills since 1938” declared Bert McArthur standing in her front yard' watching the flakes descend Thirty cities from Texas to Alabama established new record lows for the month of December while dozens moire smashed previeous record lows for the' date By early Sunday wind chill factors of zero to 20 below were possible over northern Florida and a near zero chill was expected across the central part of die stale Forecasters said Miami could also see some snow flurries on Sunday The last time in snowed in south Florida was January 1977 the NWS said HAT Anderson derson Map shows minimum temperatures At least 50 to receive precipitation indicated I - LJJ western UPI 8iTrihfleid 33 32 30 Trenton remain over the Unftsd States trrough tie pressure of any — pywonfnniw Hfcpi Occluded fQ shaded area if forecast wfll wfimnWI IIWUW WMWnOy wMBwIO Mae gsnaraly fair tie National Weatier Serrioa aakf Saturday And aerrioe meteorologists said tiey Weils vide i ul 111311-1031- 09 03 05 Forecasts 8aft Lake Ogdsn and Provo: Mostly tab and mild tvough Christmas Day but wflh slowly Incrs wring vafley tog and haze Nghs today and Christmas Day In tie low to mid 40a lows tonight 20 tof" 10 HILoPcp 4319 mm 8419 m 8510 45 321 4310 8812 mm McCall 4515 Moab Ogden 18 Hyrum died McKay Dee LIT MM SritLake 47 58 46 tonight 10 to 21 tvough M Cache Valley Cfty Hyrum Logan KBLO Preston nownov 4108-- - 88 18 m m NstiOfl cy HI ANauquorque 28 17 25 17 17 SSL Brownsvflls Buflsto BurflngtonVL - A 41 vfWMIDn OiWr Charlotte Chicago Cfcidrviol Cleviriand CokjmfausOh Denver Dos Moines Detroit Dulutl Le Pep 14 26 54 01 tures The relentless cold snap kept Texas in a deep freeze Saturday with temperatures below zero in some areas as die Electric Reliability Council of Texas declared a statewide emergency for its member utilities became of power problems Record low temperatures also were reported across die state Houston ft Power Lighting lost five of generating plants because of ice problems non-editori- al Hyrum Lorry R Brown IF Brown Hyrum r Spanish Fork He was preceded in death by a brother Graveside services will be Tuesday at 1 proin the Hyrum Cemetery with Bishop Brent Roylance conducting Friends may call Tuesday from 10:30 aro to 12:30 pro at die Alien-Ha- ll Mortuary in Logan Burial will be in die Hyrum Cemetery R Virchow v'o ' i v i MONDAY The Bridgcrland Squares will not dance Monday The beginners dais will dance at 6:30 pro Wednesday at the Providence Elementary School 91 B Center Regular dancers are also Invited PENDING The Central Put Ice Rink located at 300 B Logan is now open Open skating hours are 2 to 10 pro £ hT£h- V Mondays I2 $ 4$ VV in California’s second largest city Griffin said two issues were resolved Friday Both sides agreed that under a contract any dispute over who should be excluded from contract provisions would be submitted to the National Labor Relations Board for resolution Griffin said The stolen also preached 4tompensalory timeoffr he said He was bora June 21 1931 in Logan a son of Walter AJL and Lida Mae Freeman Virchow He never married He had attended South High School He served in foe US Army during had worked in agriculture wu employed by foe USU Dairy Farm for die past 20 years He was a member of die LDS Church and a high priest in die Hyrum 2nd LDS Ward Survivors include a brother Ray W Virchow Mapleton and a sister Elsie Godfrey Redmond Wash Survivors include one eon and T DeWitt and Joy Birch Logan two daughters Mrs Wayne (Sazan) Bryner and Mrs Ronald (Maria) Cooper time grandsons Ted and Leslie Aim Birch Gary and Renee EW Birch Jeff and 11 Marianne Birch great grandchildren two sisters Ellen Jensen Rupert Idaho Logan one sister-in-laMis Merfinf Schenk Logan Graveside services will be uesday at 2 pro in the Login City Cemetery with Bishop Ronald Hammond of die i 13 LDS Ward conducting Friends may call at the Alien-Ha- ll Mortuary in Logan Tuesday from 1 1 :30 aro until J :30 pro daughter-in-la- ‘ Funeral services will be Thursday at noon in the Alien-Ha- ll Mortuary Chapel with Bishop John Brenchley conducting Friends may call at 11 aro until time of services Burial will be in the Logan City Cemetery F Birch Flossie Izatt Bitch 86 of Logan died Friday Dec 22 1989 at die Sunshine Terrace Wed- Tuesdays She was bom Dec 13 1903 in Logan n daughter of Andrew Amelia McNicl and Bassett Izatt She married Oliver T Birch Aug 20 1923 in Fmrington Their marriage was later solemnized in die Logan LDS Temple He died Nov 8 1963 w nesdays and Fridays 2 to 8 pro Thursdays noon to 10 pro Saturdays and holidays noon to 8 pro Sundays Hockey hours are 8 to 10 pro Thursdays and Sundays and before noon Saturdays Sundays and holidays Rental Ice skates are available and concession area For (here ii more information call the Logan Parks and Recreation Department 752-32- 21 08 04 Aluminum Cans 11 02 -- 09 -- 19 17 04 18 08 -- 01 00 -- 13 19 08 03 -- 11 04 12 08 -- 07 04 14 14 00 13 -- 04 -- 09 -- 21 13 -- 06 -- 03 -- 17 14 Boaton -- of nflyit Christmas Day but wflh and momkig vafley fog smoke ana low ctoucflneaa Wflhe today and Christmas Into tw upper Day from tie upper 30s lows tonight zero to 1 5 above 24-- m 4618 Logan: Soutrom Utah: Mostly fair and mild tvough Christmas Day highs today and Christmas Day 45 to 55 lows 27--- 32 SLQeorga SunVaflsy Tooele TWin Fads Vernal WSndovar kMnfJ M rucnMia Prow tonight” At the Fulton County jail guards handed out extra blankets and coffee to more than 2000 inmates left shivering by a faulty heating system Hie Red Cross in Miami ar one-ye- He was bom Sept 6 1971 in Logan a son of Stephen Ellis and Sylvia Ann Brown Anderson He was a member of die LDS Hyrum 9th Ward He from Mountain Crest High School in 1988 and has been attending a trade tech He was a gentle loving person who loved the outdoors He HYRUM — Robert J Virchow 38 died Thursday enjoyed riding motorcycles BMX and skateboards He was Dec 22 1989 at the Logan very creative good with his Hospital of a heart hands and always willing to help Rcjtonal MM 4314 45 22 4711 Anchorage Partly cloudy through Christmas Day but with areas of dsnoo regm hq inofitong vMjf fogy figni today and Christmas Day In tie upper 20alows tonight 5 to 10 00 00 a o see Wle chance of any wkitor-Nk- o weatier In Utah uni the middle of tie coming weak The forecast calls for fair to cloudy skies over northern tvough Christmas Day with slowly Increasing vafley fog and hast rtgho today and Christmas Day 30 to 41 Lows tonight 5 to 21 Soutiem Utah can expect mostly fair skies and mNd weatier through Christmas Day Highs today and Christmas Day 45 to 55 Lows tonight 10 to 21 JOO true Diego Newspaper Guild "We’re not going to give it up cheap To hell with them We’re not contract and we’re going to sign a still going after the 10 percent pay increase” More than 1100 editorial and workers at The San Diego Tribune and The San Diego Union voted last week to walk off the job at 12:01 am APS Saturday in a dispute The company has said that if a strike tekefl place managers and replacement workers Tighe Anderson of 18 HpiUl ygOwt Static and Savannah were packed to die limit Friday and Saturday "We are full and running over just like all die other shelters in the city” said die Rev Bernard Weaver supervisor of die Atlanta Union Mission men’s shelter "We’ve got about 73 mats on die floor and people ire everywhere We don’t turn anybody away and that’s certainly Record low temperatures gripped parte of Tennessee Saturday as die mercury dropped to 8 degrees below zero in Nashville smashing a record of 10 below 1 The Uttered caused numerous overloads on electric systems across die state and also caused gas pressure problems for an area unaccustomed to such tempera- of letting diem know when we’re going to would publish the newspapers which have a strike” said Ed Jahn president of the San combined daily circulation of about 374000 a friend Survivors include bis parents of Hyrum two brothers Colby Kelley Anderson Hyrum Ryan Friday Dec 22 1989 at the M'A showers The icy cold threatened to devastate dims orchards in Texas Louisiana and Florida The hostile conditions forced homeless people into shelters in major cities sending many into transportation terminals and bank automatic teller machine lobbies to seek warmth In die lobby of a Manhattan bank young homeless men wrapped in ragged blankets slept on a floor littered with garbage to escape temperatures that hovered around 6 degrees Ci!y officials said 9197 people were housed overnight in municipal shelters Homeless shelters hi Atlanta 0 Matthew An- Cold Travelers in Florida got an unexpected dusting of snow SAN DIEGO (UPI) — Negotiators for San Diego’s two largest newspapers and their union employees talked past a midnight strike deadline but die company rejected the Newspaper Guild's latest contract proposal and the talks broke off early Saturday with no new deadline for a walkout "The time to strike is not rightnow but die time is coming up” said James Griffin die chief negotiator for the Newspaper Guild - No time was scheduled for continuation of talks "We’re not going to give them die courtesy Xll H Bernard Brain 1969 Strike talks break off but walkout delayed HYRUM — Warm m uf 12 LOGAN CITY FIRE CALLS: kni6Ag nuuiw McKinnell Jim M EOESsnow I companying snowstorms have been blamed for causing at least 80 deaths in 17 states and die nation's capital In Tallahassee Fla tiny snowflakes mixed with sleet began falling around S pan wet criminal mischief after Friday turning into trig aflegedy faresMng Into a shad In flakes that piled up nearly an aatkston on two oocadons taHng inch as freezing temperatures three motorcydoe and causing gripped parts of northern Florida to tha vehicles and ahed “It's a Christmas miracle!” 1217 8mfthfleid man IS tor minor si poeseaeion of atoonot a exclaimed one child scampering in tike white stuff There 'were 1217 Richmond tomato Juuenfle 17 alio some sitings of the elusive arrested for minor In possession of north Florida snowman r FRONTS: prepared to open three of its hurricane shelters to provide a warm haven for the region’s homeless and city officials piiwMvi to open Botfcy Maduro Miami baseball stadium in a move that could provide shelter for hundreds of stranded people The arctic air sent temperatures plunging in the Carolina! Saturday The mercury at die Asheville NC airport bottomed out at 1 degree above zero shattering the old record of 17 degrees set in 1969 Temperatures in both states hovered m the single digits early in the day Wilmington NC set a new snowfall record Saturday when 27 indies dusted the ground breaking the old record of 14 inches in 1870 A record 10 degrees was reported at the International Rileigh-Durhadie previous shattering Airport record low of 11 degrees set in J -- 38laaMJai par pound MaJfaM tfaai sffiw vn faf nrNiMn VALLEY METALS INC 111 SSfrTlM71 mjme linn one J)1 "ir PACK-N-SEN- D lit UN OptMHMhHll IMM Wl Nip UPI Mon-S- Sun J§ (TtfPOFTTTtifRrnrrfffetDrgTL 9-- 8 12-- 5 MIMmTSHIII none LOGAN CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT L The aklMuon Is finafly upon ut IN brings with N the theft of eWo Wo wo eaidng that side be placed In a secure locked place to prevent fteflo and acme type of ktontlfl&stlon on the oMa to aesJot police In recovery Inthe vent they ere stolen CZ2SZZZ22:23C3DDnnnDDnC3D When S 1T MLwierajoMllHiiiliMneiilv 30 wait to to "famonlNow hT “y for his grandkidu "Bondi buys pay 'good strong rates and they're limple to pur- chase" he says Become the next Great American Investor Call us to find out more UOO-U3-CO- S IL |