Show Page 14 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday 1996 April 28 fWeather Movie The AccuWeather r -- i a 10a -- forecast tor noon eg Oa — 10a am-'- n Sunday aoa JOa 40a Ma (ta April r Continued from Page 2a rcra 70a 00a 00a 100a 110a la Ik ai FRONTS: coo wmm mmoNMir H L MH3H LOW E3 9HOWm$ WM O 10H AccuWaalhaf IS WW MV EZ3 Himmt Inc E3 E3 9NOW KM BUNNY NT CLOUDY CLOUDY Cache forecast tm Todsy: Sunny and cooler northerly winds from 10 to 20 mph Mostly fair and cold Sunday night Logan's high wN reach 54 degress with the low dropping to 29 degrees downtown 34 degrees In Preston and 25 dogma In WsflsvHe fry— I t I llna-lJ Extended: 8unny and continued poetrprs teoiaioa munoomotma rex so windy Higha mostly 50s Sunday nlgM a tow svsnlng showers then partial claaring Lows upper 20a and 30a Monday variable clouds with scattered mainly afternoon showers Local southwest to northwest wtods Highs mkMOs to lower 60s t Normsl Temperature: Trenton’s Montana west of the divide: partly doudy and warmer Higha 50 to 60 Sunday night Increasing Lows 25 to 35 Monday cloudy with scattered showers mainly north Snow level at or abovu 6000 fseL Highs 65 to 65 Monday: Fair and warmer fair Monday night and not quite as i Logan's high wM reach 59 degress with the tow dropping to 32 degrees downtown 36 degrees In Hyrum and 28 degrees In Trenton warm Tuesday through Thursday A slight Increase In clouds Thursday though no rain Is expected Logan s high wHI reach the mid 60s Tuesday and tow 70s Wednesday and Thursday Lows wN drop Into the tow to mtd 30s average high temperature tor title data la 63 with the average tow dropping to Extended Forecast Chance of Predpttatlon: Sunday 5 0 percent percent VHNy pvmm powiDMi lnm 1 1 good chance of a general freeze Sunday night and at the ooider vafley Monday night loca-flo- Southern Utah: Extended forecast Monday flvough Wednesday a warming frond wflh sunny days and dear nights Lows 40s to 50s Highs 70s to 80s Cache temperatures from Saturday Northern Idaho: Monday partly warmer Lows 35 to 45 cloudy rereand mm re 4 mgm oo v Wi i unoiy wo wionir 1 day mostly sunny Lows In tie mkMOs to mkMOe Highs In the upper 50s to ippfrOg Central Idaho: Monday partly cloudy and warmer Lows 25 to 35 Htoha mki- a SOs to Tuesday and Wednae day mostly sunny Lows upper 20s to upper 90s Highs 60 to 7a mid-60- Southern Idaho: Monday mostly sunny Lows In the 30s Highs In the 60s Tuesday and Wednesday sunny and wanner Lows 35 to 45 Highs In the upper 60s eaat to upper 70s west National Forecast By The Associated Press O E3 E3 It By the Aeaodatod Press Northern Utah: Sunday mostly sunny Highs 80s Southern Utah: Sunday sunny Mghs mostly 65-7-5 Salt Lake Ogden and Provo: Freeze warning tor I Sunday mostly sunny and breezy North winds 10-1- 5 mph Highs near 55 Sunday night fair and ood Lom near 32 Northern Idaho: Sunday mostly sunny and warmer Highs 55 to 65 8unday night Increasing clouds A chanoa of rain showers ahsr mldnlghL Not as cold wflh Iowa fei the mkMOs to tie tower 40s Mondey moefly cloudy and warmer wflh a chance of showers Highs to tie upper 50s north to the south mld-60- s Cental Idaho: Simday party doudy Higha In tw upper 40s and 50s 8un- - Cmf mgm nv inorMwnQ oouob nowi Into Skght chanoa of rain showsrs near the salmon rfror toward morning Lows In tie upper teens and 20s Monday party cloudy and warmer Chance of vw www nwny imv ny so n 65 Southern Idaho: Sunday mostly sunny and warmer Highs In the 50s t to tower 60s weoL 8unday night Becoming party cloudy west afrer s Lowe fri the to tower 30a oast 30 to 40 wssL Monday party cloudy and warmer Highs In too 80s mid-20- Wyoming 8unJoy brtak irindi wd ood aouti and east wflh mosty doudy stoee and scaltored rain or enow shore are Becoming party doudy nortresd wflh orfy tow showers Hhs from 35 to 50 mainly 30s mountame Sunday daarfrig over the slda Low in tie l and 20s Monday Increasing clouds no treed was foggy In upper New England and Southern California before daybreak today There were flurries In State Forecast mountame aflh a tow shore ere Pwty doudy red of tw stats and warmer with isolated late afternoon 40s to tower 60s marty 40s r Montana east of tie dids: Swiday vendue clouds wflh ecansred manly ahemoon ram or enow showed and friends asked if they could sit on her porch to watch the movie being made “It wasn’t too terrible” Clark said “If it was a bigger movie it would have been more exciting” Logan officials say they are generally pleased with the impact Hollywood had on their city “I think in general it went really well" said Logan Mayor Darla Qark Representatives from the film compa- ny approached city officials several months in advance of the shooting to negotiate schedules and other arrange- “When they came in this time of Northern Utah: Monday through Wddnaaday a warming frond with sunny days and dear nights Lows mkMOs to mkMOe Highs 60s warming to 70s Monday-Thutada- Q notoriety “People see you and say ‘You're a movie star'” Harris’ neighbor across the street ments 31 E1K3 changes she said Leona and her family took some home videos of the event — including some with Grieco The two sure promised to send autographs and the movie producers also promised to send her the movie's script a video of it and tickets when it shows at a film festival Harris and two daughters also got a shot at the silver screen She played a in part filmed at The Bluebird ResUurant Logan one daughter was in a camp scene singing and playing the guitar and another daughter acted in scene shot at the White Owl the bar on Center Street she said And Harris has already gained some Linda Clark said the movie filming was exciting at first but the glamour soon dissipated “llie first day it was kind of like ‘Oh wow this is cool’” she said “It was kind of fun to see how it worked” But she added “It wore off real quickly” The street was blocked off during filming and her children couldn’t go out in the front yard At times the movie staff would come over and tell the children to be quiet while they were jumping on the trampoline Or they were told not to walk on the sidewalk The best part she said “was watching everyone trying to get a look at the stare in it” There was a lot of pointing And By Continental Woodier Services Inc Woottior oynopolo: A otrong high pressure aloft and at the surface will domlnats Utah's weather for at least the next live days A cooler northwesterly flow aloft Sunday wN tie replaced by a much warmer southwesterly flow esrty next week 1 parts of North Dakota and showers Angered across the Out Coast Rains could and and akias could dear from the region to the Northoad aa a low preeaura sye-teheads out to tie Aflantc Heavy rains were expected over parts of the southern Plains and the middle Mississippi and lower Ohio River vafleya Scattered showers also ware forecast for mountain regions of NMno no4 iii Wyoming Heavy showers and thunderstorms — i— may also movo into the southorn Plains Moanwhfla a band of moisture from tho Gulf of Mexico could trigger heavy rains over northern Arkansas and soutiem Missouri A cold front over central Georgia could eonlfnua moving south producing scattered thunderstorms ow eastern Georgia and northeaetern Florida In the West a high pressure system over Oregon could bring windy condL flons to parts of CeMomia Nevada and Utah Hot weedier was ixpicUd to oonfln-u- s In soutiem Nevada southern Conforms and Arizona Soma locations In MUTOIH WWlOfTMl WO VW ONpH Of course they came in with this big list and they wanted the city to do everything and we said no we can't do this yes we can do this no we can't do that” Clark said Unlike other cities that host several film productions a year Logan doesn’t have any regulations for such produc- tions “That’s one reason why Jim (chief of staff Jim Ferguson) was really helpful because in Provo they had dime a lot of movies” she said Ferguson is a former mayor of Provo “And I guess that we may need to look at something like that (regulations) down the road if we get a bunch I don't anticipate that Logan is going to be the hot spot for movies” Clark said she and Ferguson were given a copy of the script (See related tory) "It was supposed to be a family movie” she laid “We were quite con- cerned about what the text was going to be We didn’t want something filmed here particularly that was going to be a bad image on the area And they did go back and rewrite puts of the script that we thought were a little harsh” Responding to rumors about nudity in the film Clark said “There wasn't anything in the script that we read that porThe second script that we trayed that saw and read was fine” And the film crew cooperated with the city Dark said Initially the company wanted to hire just one restaurant to cater meals But city officials urged them to spread it around which they did patronizing several load restaurants "So I think it was a benefit even though some of them didn't act quite right” the mayor said One film crew member was arrested Monday after a d chase “I guess that's quite common but they did get on top of it quite quickly We told them we didn't want shenanigans going on high-spee- Mitch MaacanYHerald A ‘hole’ lot of Scouts Cub Scout Ryan Lambert aims his arrow at the festivities at the hole Saturday afternoon during Scout-O-RaCache County Fairgrounds Scout troops from around the valley set up booths ranging from games to a display allowing kids to vote for fictional presidential candidates on a real balloL Eight-year-o- ld 1 something they’ll contract with us and we’ll do it for them We have a fire district where we provide the equipment and the funding to provide fire protection We also provide law enforcement protection for the smaller towns which can’t afford to have their own police departments” Lemon said Franklin County which has the Utah in southern its of neighbor population does many of the same countywide functions that Cache County does on an annual budget of about S3 million “We also have the county hospital and we regulate the waterways and when the juvenile justice system was passed on to us from the state we saw it as just another mandate but now we see it as an additional way to serve the county we have control and freedom and we one-seven- th feel excellent about our program” Franklin County Commission Chairman Brad Smith said Cache County is one of only two counties in Utah that has opted for a councilexecutive government instead of the very traditional county commission In fact 1996 is the 10th annivenary of that switch The difference Gardner explained is that a commisand enforcement sion wields both powers whereas the form Cache County uses more closely mirrors the American traditions of separation of powers three-pers- on law-maki- ng “Some people don’t think there’s an advantage to having a council and I wasn't here when people were having that argument but people here see it as more representative” Lemon said Until two yean ago Idaho residents haven't n commishad a choice about their sion Smith sees the county's size as an advantage “We're small enough here so that everyone knows everyone else and the county officials three-perso- Athlete Continued flrom Page 1 "We have learned from this experience and will carefully spell out the guidelines at the beginning of our nomination process in the future “Further while there are many similarities between the beliefs of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the Mormon church there are fundamental differences in our beliefs that led to this afrnosphanc oondtoons not eireSSbis): East Albany NV 39 wind: ABsrfla 65 Boston 53 foggy Buffalo 32 cloudy: Charleston SC 65 Chattanooga 47 Cfriclnnefl 35: Cleveland 32 Defrofl 29 Jaokaonvflto 9 talr Key West 75 Knoxville 43 Macon 55 Miami 74 New York 55 cloudy: Phfladelphia 54 doudy: Pittsburgh 36 cloudy Portland Memo eg foggy Richmond 55 Tanwa 66 Waahtogton DC 53 Mr Cental: Bwmarek 34 party tfoudy Chicago 37 Denver 38: Dae Moines 40 Mr Fort Worth 5 tndwnanohs S3 Kanaas Cfry 46 fair LMe Roce 51 LoutoriSe 38: Manouene 22 Parf 35 dowdy r i"tr Fruit Tree Peat Moss Fertilizers Blooming Bulbs Shade Trees Landscaping Material Wicker Baskets Bird Seed & Feeders Pet Foods Lemon said “There are many capable people in Franklin County and the more they get involved the more they see where the money starts and ends This is a real good way of getting people involved with their government” Smith added Latter-da- y worship that Aaron Walker embraces” he said TenSteve Robinson nessee's state director of the FCA said Friday the organization's leaders plan to meet Monday with representatives of Page High to clarify their Seh) & Garden Store 69 W Center Logan 0ub and Family Support Center no Options for Youth And our boards are all volunteers” of mankind are at the very center of the theology and OARB3N R2EIE33 Nursery Stock "t son Jesus Christ who died on the cross to atone for the sins AU YOUR SilO AH9 Bedding Plants amount The state Senate defeated such an initiative and the governor refused to include it in the recent special session would take a vote of the people to approve such a thing and I don’t know now it would sell It might be perceived as a tax increase” Lemon said Lemon and Smith both acknowledge that much of what their counties do they do with people who don't even get paid “You hardly have to turn around to find out how much is done with volunteers if not for volunteers there'd be no CAPSA no Child Saints bear ample testimony that God the Father and his KSADQUAKYBR8 FOR Garden Needs percent budget cap this fall That doesn’t and then lower property taxes by the same Jesus Christ of degrees by afremoon Today's Ismpareturao could hover m 60s across the northern and central Plains The East and Northwest could M tm 60s wMo the Southeast could range between tw 70s and 90s The nation's hot spot Friday was Palm Springs Calif at 111 degress Tho coldest place was Embarrass Mtn at 17 degrees Otwr reports at 6 a m EOT (soma 1 allow us to increase our spending if growth or valuation of property increases You can cap the allowance but you can't cap the need" This property tax reliance added to Franklin County’s very small sales tax base and property tax base was what caused the many years tussle over property tax increases to fund a new school In 1993 Franklin County pulled in half of of its funding from property taxes Just such a funding situation led UAC and many Utah counties to petition the state to allow them to increase sales taxes 14 percent LeFevre however disputes those differences "The very foundation history and name of The Church of Arizona could climb to near 110 the 40s and 50s around the Great Lakea wflh readings ranging Info tie are pretty accessible” Smith said Both Franklin and Cache County have one essential thing in common: absolute reliance on property taxes According to UAC’s Gardner a lot of counties have had a much greater demand for services than they can adequately pay for “Utah County built a jail with bond money that they can’t staff” he said Smith said “We have very little flexibility the State of Idaho has imposed a 3 percent budget cap and that could very possibly become a County Continued from Page Journal Seeds Succeed m m mm position and declined to comment further Walker and his FCA class- mates skipped Thursday's awards dinner in protest Walker 18 told The Tennessean of Nashville he had never hidden his religious affiliation "I've filled out FCA forms before and said I was a Mor- mon but I guess they just didn’t look at it or something" he said "I don’t think I’m going to be involved in the FCA anymore they just totally turned me off” Walker was vice president of his FCA group |