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Weather Patrons want bus service extended ?" - ’:- i ( c By Michael R Weibel staff writer patrons of Overwhelmingly Logan’s bus service want to see its hours extended into the night Approximately 45 percent of the 500 riders surveyed in S ccuWxthr 1—1 December said they wanted to see Inc t £2 dO Cache forecast served by bus Logan Transit Manager Geof frey Straw said LTD is planning to expand its hours into the night probably starting July 1 By ConllnaiHal Weather Sendees Inc Weather aynopaia: A atonny zonal flow aloft wM continuo to pump atorm ayatama through tha Intarmountaln Region about avary 48 hours Tampera-turs- a Today: Cloudy and continued vary cool with rain showers Nkaty throughout tha day Guaty southerly winds from 10-2- 0 mph are axpsctad Oacraaslng douda becoming partly doudy and vary cold Thursday night A heavy freeze warning is out for all of tha valley Logan's high wfl teach 48 degrees wflh tha low dropping to 25 da grass down-a- t USU and 20 town 30 dagrees degraae at flia odder vtoley locations aa longi Wyoming igni ram or mow and central Rain changing to enow Scattered enow showers southeaat and southwest during beefy north evening Decreasing clouds eouthwest late Brisk winds Lowe from 20 lo 35 Friday light rain or enow Beefy northsart off during afternoon Scattered enow showers wset and aoutii Windy aaat Highs from 40 to 65 maHy 30e mountable Extended: Cloudy wflh rain showers JL TudKd Monona ftftfti or Ikn onflows lorayi showers likely eouthwest and south central scattered ahowen elsewhere S A W Snow level falling to about 4000 feet west Lowe 25 to 40 Friday shower likely south central scattered showers elsewhere Hlghe 45 to 60 40e to near 50 degtsee Overnight Iowa 4 Average temperatures: KVNU'e average high temperature lor tide date le 59 wflh the average low dropping to 30 degrees ss mo onnofts TkaLJM wool or tk lorem ftcottftrad rain or snow yhowon mftlnfy this evening and over the mountains Lows In the 30a Friday partly cloudy UbjAk n k Wwi ft cnonoft oi mowora regno 60s NNRftnft in Precipitation prottabWHea: Thursday 60 percent Friday 20 percent 40 persenL Utah: Saturday and Sunday good chance of rain and snow showers wflh a chance of thunderstorms Continued eooL Laws 90e and 40a M0ie nfld-40-e te tower 60a Monday party cloudy and s wetmar Lowe 90s ana 40a Highs to 70s cloudy Cache temperatures mld-50- nun vuvomiQiy Mgh 46 48 HteLFann Logan KBLQ Logan KVNU Logan USU ML Logan 31 09 45 31 14 32 29 aujT 16 27 30 32 17 M 31 20 29 26 27 26 smmnma Northern Idaho: Saturday cloudy 41 29 37 24 45 46 46 46 North Logan NW Logan iKACH (VVSf rmDnlS Popi 41 23 M 40 a good chsnoe of vsfloy rain showers ana mountain show showers Lowe In tfie 30a Highs in the 60s Sunday decreasing clouds wflh a chance of rain or anow showers Lows In the 30a Hlghe In Vie lower 50e to tire lower 60s e Monday partly cloudy Lows In Vie e to the mkMOe Hlghe to the to tie mid-Swflh mld-30- mid-50- Central Idaho: Saturday enow show-U atkm —IubJ RmMI NRi Mk VI niWU uAh iilS LmmM valleys Lowe In tie 20s Hlghe In tie m mflL 40s Sunday decreasing clouds A chance of rato or enow ohowere Lose Intro upper toone and 20s Hlghe In the mkMOe to fie mkMOe Monday party cloudy Lowe In the 20e to the lower 30b Hghe In the upper 40s to the upper 50s J Southern Katie: Saturday doudy d wflh a good chance vefley ram mbied rein and enow tn tre higher elevations Lowe In tie upper 20s to toe upper 30a Hlghe In the upper 40s to tie upper 80s Sunday decre asing clouds wflh a eight chance of rain showers Lowe tn the tie 30b Hlghe In E9 S3 S3 E3 S3 ES 50e to tie lower 60s Lowe In tie lower 30e to the lower 40s tflghe In tie mtd-50- s Monday o party cloudy totre s mrd-flO- National forecast State forecasts IMi: Tonight chmv of ihowan ft fun nundmaonm ftftrty Vw bftoonv big party doudy Coldar wflh vefley frost or freeze poeaMe Lows upper 20o to mper 80s Friday party doudy Increee Ing doude and a chsnoe of showers In vw iuvnoon lower 60s wnl It was windy early today In Boeton Kansas City M& and OMohoma Cy Much West was doudy and cod Early morning temperatures ranged from a high 75 In Phoenix to a low IflnBig Ptoey Wyo A odd front was ejected to bring ram ftno ranoiraonni wora vra wm Coed to Montana Wyoming Colorado k novvram iwv wroo h oow windy from He WaalCoaat to tw eastern slopee of tw Rodoee A scattering of rain and thunderstorms wera poedbie from tw Dsftoto Nebraska Kansas and tw Ti d By The Associated Press nigra vrai wv v i £ wwi! I oragm omnoi or ftwrang showers and thunderstorms then becoming partly doudy Colder erlth tov poiMM rnoftf pwy oouof ftftny tocraietog douds and a aright chance d showers Me In tie ahemoon rt Salt Lake Ogflen on6 Preve: Tontgtfl a chance of enow showsra and thunderstorms early then becoming partly doudy Colder wkh frost or freeze possible Lowe near 30 Friday pertly doudy earty sflh tooraeakig douds end e chenoe el showers Me in Ihe afternoon Highs to toe tower le Chenoe cf prantoketton 40 percent tots evening and 30 percent Friday afternoon Ogden tomparahne: 52 32 54 imd-SO- d n nftrVCM doude Scattered aftemeon ahmera I 1 Hiw 45 Mde: TonqTfl moedy doudy wed enow shower Lows 25 lo SO Friday moedy doudy A eHght chance ran showers kidded toun- - d Highs so to 5A Isrttoni Msbe: Tonight mostly doudy Sconced raw or enow showw moisted tourawshewen Lowe 25 to SS Friday vensde douds A chance A Wp‘1 of cme tuvd tVsitoS5i VW UPPV IRQ mKXftft dppiRkwrVaOey Sumy and dy oondHcns shodd pra-vfrom Southern CaHomia to Texas poeaMe along toe Outi Coast may be windy from toe Mississippi River VaHey to the Ohio Rhrer Valley and the Great Lakes I Meecutto to toe showers and toun-- Deoraeetog i ns England over Vemorfl New Hampshire Nerthera Ida he: Tonight and tsetsfled tvindarahowera 10 55 d e mostly cloudy Scattered rain end enow shower Lowe to toe 80s Friday verltbie of all levels Have household incomes OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — As the first anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing approaches people are streaming past the site leaving flowers ribbons and teddy bears in remembrance of the 168 people who died “It’s really scary just to think that you could go somewhere and ave something like this Jayme Auschwitz said y is she stood outside the chain fence surrounding the site of the April 19 1995 blast Hundreds of tokens decorate the fence including the teddy bears that came to symbolize a under $10000 Would be willing to increase taxes to support LTD improvement (300 of the 408 people who answered the question said yes) Tha Soudi oould see douds and A band ef tomparalurea to toe 80s ViOPQ hrr uBRm to New York The PacAc Nortoweet and toe Mw England ooiM eea a range 40 to 80s From Tanas to Boride hys ahodd be to toe Ms whfla 70s ehedd proved from Pdna to toe ioran d c hoi spot nation Otoer moons 55 tor 48 tor Continued from Page 1 fleet The new transit center would not only host the city's bus system but could also accommodate transportation systems serving the a 9 am ECT across the country including the Wallace F Bennett Building in downtown Salt Lake The Bennett Building is considered a “Level 4" security site second only to a military base The adjacent parking lot is gated and Surroundling sidewalks are fenced with concrete posts to prevent a vehicle from senior citizens’ center local the new buses would give Logan a large enough fleet to serve pther oonmnnytics Straw uid the existing fleet cannot adequately serve Logan He explained that LTD has a goal of providing service within one- fourth of a mile of all parts of the city But there are a few places in Logan that are farther tnan that short-rang- long-ran- though Pi ing punch the elevator button and visit any at office Today there is an airport-styl- e screening for weapons The visitor is asked to show identification and a guard tells the destination office that the visitor is on the way fii 111 f Ft “When Oklahoma City happened it was like a pall was pulled over this federal building and p! w bt most other federal buildings in the country’’ said Barry Wirth who will lead other employees in a ceremony Friday They will plant a Mpling and unveil a granite marker to remember those s in the Oklahoma blast At ih le “There are a few things in my life that I’ll always remember where I was when they happened” said Wirth an employee of the Bureau of Reclamation “The day President Kennedy wm killed the day we landed on the moon and the day of the Oklahoma City bombing” More than 1200 media credentials have been issued to reporters and photographers who want to oover Friday’s anniversary ceremony th yc lei Pi m m wi P argued that denying support teacher’a union reportedly has - VlJulLr 11 Vj pCQ1fTl Continued Arum Page After three hours groups for gay teens would contribute to suicide and dropouts the House had narrowly voted to postpone consideration of the bill until May 15 That dale would still have fallen within the purview of Wednesday's special session called by Gov Mike Leavitt to address the issue and other sticky bills dial cither were vetoed or ran out of tine during the general session this January and February A special session can last up to 30 days But the Senate which had already passed Senate Bill 1003 nixed the postponement idea and the House was forced to cither vote or let the session elapse with no action in which case the legis- died Another passionate debate lation would have ensued with Rep David P cn already high among that group 1 of debate QC agreed to the language in the new bill Brcsna-ha- Gay rights advocates on the The bill allows local school other hand were outraged boards to limit or deny access to “Excluding people on a personany club that may threaten the al basis is one thing” said Rose “physical emotional psychologi- Dominguez of the Citizen' Schools g cal or moral of stu- Alliance for Hate-Frdents and faculty” or order and "They’ve legalized exclusion' discipline on campus School Once again the religious-politicboards must deny any club that extremists have ignored the voice encourages criminal or delinquent of the people” conduct promotes bigotry or Now in the words of one repre- “involves human sexuality” tentative “We sit back and wait for the lawsuit” It also prohibits school employThe Utah affiliate of the Amcri-- ! and from volunteers ees “supportcan Civil Liberties Union has or criminal ing encouraging conduct” while acting in an offi- promised to challenge the bill in cial capacity court and two prominent Salt The original bill vetoed by Lake attorneys — Dave JordanLeavitt barred teachers from and Dan Berman — have vohinteered their time to defend it encouraging “illegal” conduct even while on their own time raising aa outcry from the Utah Education Association The n Jordan tearfully recounting how his younger brother was lured iuto a gay well-bein- ! 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Soul "How-T- o Dy Gary Lucas - Set Store for Detail a Wehi HOQTB EiGGAH srei 2250 No Main tor 37 tw Asms demographics and take aa invenBuftMo SO tor as tor Chart—lory S C tory of au exisfing transit senices area 40 u ge The large number cf rider has take a toll ou the bus fleet You cm use Chevette for a long time” Straw told the council it’s not going lo last b ih hi U e away from the nearest bus stop With additional buses Straw Mid other communities may be served once details such as cost are worked ouL He said officials from every city in the valley and Cache County have voiced desires to see Logan's bus service extended into their communities He told the city council at a workshop Tuesday that working out the costs for each city may be a difficult task because one city may opt to charge fares while other cities around it find other means Alio Council Chair Jan Pearce pointed out that many residents living outside Logan feel they arc already paying for the bus system because it isnimarily financed through a 25 percent sales lax Those and other possible problems will be examined by a consultant who was hired to develop e transit plan a The Cache Metropolitan hired Leigh ning OrgaaiMti Scott & Cleary Inc a transporta tion planning and traffic engineering consulting firm in Colorado Springs Colo to develop an interim transportation plan for the uiban-o- f Cache County Is ized area addition to dial plan the CMPO and LTD asked the firm to study transit needs A similar study was conducted when the bus system started and it wu to be updated every three lo five years Since that first study Straw said several unexpected developments have affected the operation of the bus system — one being that ridetship has quadrupled the iuitial projections The LTD logged about 850000 riders (people are counted each time they ride the bus) is the 1994-9-5 fiscal year And Straw Mid this ye it's total ridenhip may reach 1 hi m crashing the lobby Employees must wear photo ID badges A year ago visitors could stroll into the build- nation's sympathy elaborate wreaths memorializ- ing individual victims and crude crosses made from splinters of wood Colored ribbons and fresh flowers contrast with faded palm fronds left over from Film Sunday Security remains tight at federal buildings to purchase eight new heavy duty buses to replace Logan’s aging Wednesday Wedaesday adding that eves a Chevette has four owe ChBdraee Texas el 94 depose whse toe eddesi spot wee MerujsQs MdusttT Buses retirement and nursing homes Extended forecasts potential: A heavy freeze la expected Thursday night and Friday morning and sklas will become partly CMy People stream past bombing site as anniversary approaches ring possible Saturday through Monday Continued odd with temperatures about 10 degrees below the seasonal average Logan's high wM reach tits upper y ar Were students Thursday: Partly doudy and a MHe warmer Partly doudy and not quite as cold Friday night inrtsailno douda lata In tha night Logan's high wfll reach 53 degrees with vis low dropping to 29 degrees downtown and 25 degraae at tha coldar vsflay locations Saturday-Monda- AP photo Marsha Henderson puts an arm around her daughter Megan 13 as they visit the site of the former Alfred P Murrah Federal BuHding in Oklahoma City Wednesday Friday is the one-yeanniversary of the 1 995 bombing that left 168 dead in tie nation's worst terrorist attack The survey also showed that most respondents Ride to work or college Have a driver’s license although 38 percent (164 of the 435 people who answered the question) said they didn’t have one wit remain on tha cool aide over tha next flva days W1 QTOp DMwOftfi the Logan Transit District extend its service from 6:45 pm to 9:45 pm The next highest response was about 17 percent to extend service to other areas of the community that are not currently WMW Fi in the I i h 'Om |