| Show 4 W"V —V wur' I The Herald Journal Logan Utah Friday May 19 1995 Weather The Accu-Weath- ie rij os os -- Anger nt i forecast for noon Saturday er t— losaosaoiWsnsoosTOiaosooB tar i hqp HmpMkas win Upon hearing of the Oklahoma Gty bombing Marilyn was not surprised “I was horrified” she says “But not surprised That first day when everybody was saying Middle Eastern terrorists I said they better look a lot closer to ft 1 ca? What kind of Continued from Page 1 ioosiios tw day- - Americans wage war on Ameri- - home” fever lashes out and kills babies? Could such insanity explode again? The violence of the radical Weather Underground did not stifle anti-wsentiment in the 1960s and 1970s Why should outrage over the April 19 bombing shame away die disaffectkms of today? Marilyn Brower for example was wooed by a militia group in Idaho She found it too extreme : ar o (f for her tastes but she’s still In the month since a truck FRONTS: COLD MMM L H MON LOW STATIONARY B m CS mN SNDNBW Ine E3 UNNES SNOW £0" 0a O PT CLOUD? SIMNV CLOUDY Cache forecast By Continental weather Services Inc Weather aynopela: 100000 Americans probably pressure High many fewer belong to paramili- remains strong over the western United States A storm system win pound into the high pressure late Monday and Tuesday bringing clouds and showers early next week Until then enjoy the sunehlr-an- d warm temperatures tary groups which wouldn’t even fill the Rose Bowl But fi'itr nw7r they warn that the same feeling in :"‘G : Today: Mostly cloudy this morning with decreasing clouds this evening Logan's high wii reach 72 degrees with the low dropping to 43 degrees downtown and 38-4- 0 degrees at the colder of alienation that feeds such S organized efforts has become part of mainstream American safe attitudes in the late 20th century 'Some of these people hold beliefs that are charitably regard- - tV' 4r Cl £3 ed as paranoid” says Chip Extended forecasts Research Associates in Cam- Utah: Extended forecast Sunday part ly cloudy A chance of mainly afternoon bridge Mass “But the concerns are real and these people are just storms Lows 45-5-5 day partly cloudy angry and frustrated” farmlands Saturday: Partly cloudy and continued on the warm side Partly cloudy Saturday evening Logan's high will reach 76 degrees with the low dropping to 45 degreea in downtown Logan and 39-4- 1 degreea at WeOsvitte-Trento- bomb tore up the Alfred P Mur-ra- h federal building killing 167 men women and children a shocked nation has awakened to a fury in its midst The arrests of suspects Timothy McVeigh and Teiry Nichols who hold fierce antipathy toward the federal government have exposed an underextremists current of right-win-g who walk and talk violence in the name of protecting freedom Experts estimate no more than and evening showers and thunder- - n Extended: Partly cloudy and continued warm Sunday and Monday Increasing douda late Monday with rain showers developing Monday evening Cooler and unaattlad Tuesday with rain likaly Logan's high wi reach the mid to upper 70a Sunday and Monday cooling into the mid 60a Tuesday Lows wi drop into the mid 40s Highs A Mon- 75-9- 0 good chance of showers and thunderstorms mainly in the afternoon and evening Lows 45-5- 5 Highs 75-8- 5 Tuesday mostly cloudy and cooler with a good chance of showers and thunderstorms Lows 45-5- 5 Highs Berlet who analyzes movements for Political tic like your neighbor They’re In the rubble of Oklahoma City more questions than answers remain about where this anger will lead: Why would angry “People are afraid of the government” she says “McNamara Northern Idaho: Sunday partly cloudy Lows in the 40s Highs around 70 Monday partly cloudy Chance of showers Lows from the lower 40s to lower 50s Highs 65 to 75 Tuesday partly cloudy Lows 45 to 55 Highs 65 to 73 Precipitation probability: 0 percent Sunday 10 percent Monday 25 percent Tuesday 50 per- Central Idaho: Sunday mostly sunny Lows 35 to 45 Highs in the 60s Monday aixl Tuesday partly cloudy with a chance of showers and sltght chance of thunder showers Lows upper 30s and 40s Highs cent Cache temperatures in City the 60s Hist Farm Lewiston Logan KBLO Logan KVNVJ Logan USU ML Logan North Logan NW Logan River Heights SmttTfleld Trenton Southern Idaho: Sunday mostly sunny Lows from the upper 30s to upper 40s Highs from the lower 60s to lower 70s Monday and Tuesday partly cloudy wKh a chance of showers Lows 40 to 50 Highs in the 60s National forecast WMsvie Tennesseans were cleaning up today from more than 50 tornadoes part of a line of storms that punished the Midweet and South and Missouri was keeping an eye on rahvswoHen rivers A tornado spun through the mostly Amish community of Ethridge Term Thursday kHUng three people Another slammed into a busy Nashville-are- a shopping msl damaged businesses and flipped cars and tractorfraHsre In neighboring northern Alabama — —— S3B3EBGaiBLSClrOi State forecasts Press Utah: Tonight and Saturday partly doudy A chance of mainly afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms Lows 40-5- 5 Highs 75-8- 5 Dixie: Tonight and Saturday partly cloudy A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms mainly during the afternoon and evening Salt Lake Ogden and Provo: Tonight and Saturday partly cloudy A chance of showers and thunderstorms mainly during the afternoon and evening Lows 45-5- 0 Highs in the mid- - to upper 70s Chance of rain 30 percent through Saturday Ogden temperatures: 73 50 74 Northern Idaho: Tonight dear in kv Cold War was perpetuated by the industrial-militar- y complex The A Lows 35 to 45 Saturday partly cloudy Highs 65 tore to Central Idaho: Tonight dear Lows 30 4a Saturday mostly sunny Highs 65 tore Southern Idaho: Tonight dear Low 35 to 45 Saturday mostly sunny Highs in the upper 60s to toe upper 70s Wyoming: Tonight scattered showers and a few thunderstorms oast this evening leolated early evening showers or thundsrstorms west Otherwise pertly s cloudy Lows in toe lower 20s to Saturday mosfty cloudy Scattered aftsr-noomid-BO- n showers and thunderstorms east wast Hghe from 60 to 7a mkl-4s to mountains isolalad mid-SO- ‘ Montana east of the divide: Tonight ihostly cloudy with scattered mainly evening showers with a few thundershowers Lows 30s and lower 40s Satur-da-y rain and snow showars likely nonnwssr ecanerso mm snowsts win a few thundershowers south and east Hghs 45 to 55 northwest 55 to 65 soufti Montana west of the divide: Tordtfit ynosBy dear and cooL Lows 30s Sake-Ba- y parity cloudy with a few aftsmoon qhowersVlghs55l c‘ w'rt'v v mjm- - ” and Marilyn Brower of Clayton Idaho show the bumper sticker and fake bullet holes in the window of their country store Kirk has lied to us” Experts say her feelings are increasingly common “People feel terribly frustrated peacekeeper home Some anxious Americans find comfort voting — or not voting Some like Brower simply let off steam Pundits read anger in about the body politic” says Seymour Martin Lipset a political sociologist at George Mason University in Fairfax Vs “They think the people in power aren’t interested m people like them” the 1994 Republican sweep Ross Perot had his better idea So did House Speaker Newt The reasons are diverse: Despite success on Wall Street Gingrich and his “Contract With people are losing jobs Even presidents can’t stay employed past one term Homelessness America” History reassures us and yet frightens us that this rhetoric of rebellion is as old as our flag persists Without communism to worry about Washington is in upheaval over where to direct the federal government’s energy and taxpayers' money Statistics show less crime but polls show Americans more concerned about it The welfare system doesn’t work Sending US troops to the Gulf War Somalia and Haiti raises questions about “If you want to blame any- thing you can blame the Bill of Rights” Lipset says “We killed the king” But for some who feel shut out of the system today free speech seems a feeble defense against dark powers they believe are rallying against liberty Particularly in remote and rural strongholds afraid Afraid of what? g literaAccording to ture: Bar codes The federal govright-win- ernment and its agents Gun confiscation A United Nations plotting to become our world government Jews George Bush and his New World Order Blacks Republicans Democrats Bankers Foreigners Technology The IRS Incumbent politicians Immigrants legal or not A complacent public International meetings on the environment and population control Newsletters of the right weave a world view in which passage of the Brady Bill or the federal government’s bloody raid on the Branch Davidians at Waco — or even the Oklahoma Gty bombing — are not isolated events but part of an international plot there are gathering streams of to enslave the country’s role as global Americans who are deeply Americans Jenkins Continued from Page 3 tor- nadoes ripped apart Iwuees and mobile homee and injured dozens of people High winds caused power outages hi West Virginia and storms damaged homes along Maryland's Eastern shore Skies were Nkeiy to dear today in Missouri where 5 to 10 inches of rain has fsllsn since Sunday More ratal was likely for Baton Rouge La soaked by nearly 5 indies of rain Thursday night Thunderstorms were lining up along tfie East Coast and another 2 inches of ratal was forecast before ttie storms were to move away from the Northeast The nation's hot spot Thursday was Galveston Texas at 101 degrees The coldest was Meacham Ore at 26 Temperatures today were to reach the 50s and 60s in the Northwest the 60s In New England the 70s in the has a reputation for being tenacious in court and representing the county’s interests His loyalty to the county has been superb and he has done a phenomenal job” Jenkins who has practiced civil law for 20 years will now practice business law and litigate domestic and real estate cases — but no criminal defense cases He says he has no regrets about leaving just mixed emotions That provision was not intro- Rules freedom-lovin- g counCrest’s governing cils And Cache Superintendent Larry Jensen admitted that the policy means every student in a club would benefit from fundraisers even those who did not on-si- te 1 Not only are businesses solicited by different schools and dubs individual club members also compete for money One part of the policy was aimed at reducing that competition: A novision that gives funds to the school organization not to the individual students who raised die money Bacteria Continued from Page 1 dinosaur DNA from mosquitoes that had been preserved in amber The bee in the Cal Poly amber lived millions of years after out Some researchers questioned whether the bacteria might be a modem contaminant and not from spores stored in the amber “The data are consistent with it being ancient” Peter Setlow a University of Connecticut biostates the 70s 80s and 90s in the chemist said in Science But he Southwest and the 80s and 90s in the said the work did not actually South the age of the bacteria Other reports at 5 am (atmospheric prove said the work needs to be' Others conditions not avalabie for many cities): other labs to be East: Albany NY 51 cloudy duplicated by Sv his home and business said the local community made his job easier “By and large I think we live in a society where people still respect the law” he said " that made my job easier because it gave me confidence with the people I live with and work with” Wyatt he doesn’t anticipate any problems with other attorneys taking over cases Jenkins was working on As for the capital murder case against a former Logan woman Wyatt said that in anticipation for this move Burbank has been working with Jenkins on the case for the past several months and will now become the lead prosecutor zations to raise money Bartelt also lobbied for another change that the board approved duced to Sky View and Mountain Continued from Page dinosaurs died “I’m excited about the new opportunity but I’ve also enjoyed very much working for the county It’s been a marvelous opportunity to try to have influence for good in the lives of people “I’ve tried to be a prosecutor who had compassion for those prosecuted for the victims and society” he said “I think I have a reputation for being a tough prosecutor but I hope I have a reputation of being a fair prosecutor I’ve taken my job seriously I’ve tried to do the right thing I think that’s the responsibility of anyone in public service” The former Rich County Attorney who himself was the victim of break-i- ns and thefts at Elementary schools may no in which longer hold children sail merriumrtw fund-raise- rs Elementary schools may still raise funds with one joint PTA and activity per participate in them school-sponsor- ed year plus events like school pic- tures book fairs and school I T-shirts In addition the policy states er that if a m the name of But Sunrise Principal Nancy Bartelt who worked on the proposal said the policy should dis- courage unnecessary soliciting while it still allows school organi fund-rais- messages seeking comment from Ambergene were not returned Bob Anderson a spokesman at Cal Poly said that Cano works as a consultant to Ambergene and could receive royalties from the use of the bacteria Cal Poly also could receive royalties Anderson said Cano is a full-tiprofessor and he knows of no investment interest that the scientist holds in a school brings in new equipment those goods will be property of the school In an earlier meeting board members said some confusion had surfaced over whether equipment belonged to a school or a booster organization Cache Chamber of Commerce President Doug Thompson is pleased with the response schools gave his earlier plea to spare busi- - “I think the awareness alone will have some effect” he said Ambergene In the experiment Cano and Borucki obtained from a dealer some Dominican amber that contained remains of an extinct stingless bee The researchers extracted the spore while keeping the specimen inside a germ-fre- e glass cabinet to avoid contamination by modern microbes SUITS ATHLETIC-CU- T $17995 $27995 to'Meirt Wearhoufe -- at $275 tic Atlanta 71 partly cloudy Boston 53 cloudy Buffalo 48 doudy Charleston SC 77 doudy Chattanooga 65 partly doudy Ctaidnnali 48 drizzle Cleveland 48 rain Detroit 51 oarttv doudv: Jacksonville 73 fair KeyWest83 fair Knoxville 64 cloudy Macon 77 fair Miami 78 fair New York 58 cloudy riMMopnia so munoomorm nmuuryn 51 showers Portland Mains 47 foggy Richmond 73 cloudy Tampa 80 fair wasnmgron uUs 04 snowws Central: Birmingham 69 foggy marck 51 fair Chicago 45 Denver 46 Des Moines 47 Fort Worth 58 Indf-anapoiis 48 partly doudy Kansas City 44 Little Rock 60 doudy LouisvMo 53 cloudy Memphis 57 fair Nashville 63 foggy New Orleans 74 thunderstorm North Platte 53 Oklahoma City 51 Omaha 48 Rapid City 54 doudy: St Louis 53 doudy Minneapoiis-S- L Paul 54 Sauk Ste Maria 38 fair San Antonio 65 West: Albuquerque 59 parity Anchorage 47 fair Boise 44 Car fair Fairbanks 48 doudy Great Fkls 44 cloudy Honolulu 73 fata Las Vegas 73 fair Los Angelas 57 party cloudy Medford 52 Pendtotan 42 Phoenix 74 Portland Ore 50 Reno 54 Salt Lake CRy 54 fata Swi Diego 60 doudy Swi Francisco 51 8aat8e 54 Spokane 44 accepted But Cano said the uniqueness of I HATER-SH- OP 752-11- wn i7ii?ranirmioji rnujAui the ancient bee bacteria has already been identified by a drug company Ambergene Inc of San Francisco and Gil Poly has sold the microbe to the firm Phone - Hike Continued from Page 1 plan Some residents along that stretch have complained about plans to make their street more of a funnel for north-sout- h traffic The last public hearing on the proposed master plan was scheduled on the agenda But Commu- nity Development Director Eric Toll and City Attorney Mark Sorensen explained that it was slated for Thursday’s meeting without the notice required 14-d- ay for such a hearing before final International: Calgary 39 partly adoption of the master plan Montreal 46 lata Ottawa 45 partly cloudy cloudy Regina 45 party cloudy Toronto 48 partly doudy Wtamag 54 fata San Juan 78 cloudy Another hearing is scheduled and adoption of the plan expected at the council’s June 1 meeting I 4 V I -- AP photo public knows the government Friday-Sat-urd- By The Associated vV comes out 30 years later and says the Vietnam War was a tragic mistake We know the 65-7-5 Average temperatures: USUs average high temperature for this date is 69 degrees with the average low dropping to 44 degrees — p - W “s "'V i v r ' JT if' ' ' |
