Show rttyu a — i ne herald Journal Logan Utah Monday 199b April 29 Weather The AccuWeather forecast for noon Tuesday rgTTargTTTT Clinton gives taped testimony April 30 T WASHINGTON (AP) — From the confines of the White House President Clinton gave 4 12 IZ hours of videotaped testimony Sunday as a defense witness in the criminal trial of his former Whitewater business partners The president again categorically denied — as his has publicly in the past — that he pressured an Arkansas businessman into granting an illegaj loan according to a source familiar with the day’s events After months of seeking to stay in the background of the White-water case the president took center stage as prosecutors and defense lawyers questioned him behind closed doors throughout the afternoon After testifying for the defense Weattw Servtoee Inc Weather eynopalo: High pretaure RMp praapwapon nonn ana nm or northern Utah through Thuraday wiH remain at or above the average A weak storm should move through the high pretaure Friday m a chance of rain showora wr Today: Mostly sunny and much wanner Fair and aoaaonable Monday evening Logan's high will reach 85 degrees with the low dropping to 37 dagraaa downtown 41 dagraas in Hymrn and 32 degrees In WsSsvUa Tuaaday: Sunny and continuod warm Mostly fair Tuaaday evening whh a few high clouds Logim's high will reach 68 degrees with the low dropping to 41 degrees downtown and 35 dagraaa at tie colder vaHey locations Extended: Partly cloudy and continued warm Wednesday and Thursday Mostly cloudy with Nght rain ahowara developing Friday Logan's high will reach tie upper 80s to near 70 degrees s are Wednesday and Thursday expected Friday Lowe w drop Mo the upper 30a to mitMOe MU-flO- Average temperatures: llStfe average high temportouro tor Ms data la 63 "i the average low dropping to 37 I lea— FI I cloudy wRh a alight chance of ahowara a or thundorahowara Lows In tha o to tha upper 40a Higha In tha to the mid 80s Friday mostly etoudy with a chance of ahowara and thunder-ahoweLowa In the upper 30a to the a to the upper 40a Hlgha In too mkt-30mid-50- -- ra mld-SO- mldOOs National forecast 8lrong storms moved across toe early today bringing hsavy rains to Nlnois Mlaaouri and tndtono It also was raining In much of tha South Mtd-we- at Flood warnings ware posted in many Precipitation probabilities: 0 percent Thuraday 5 percent Friday 25 patoanL riMlf pONInNHi I iW vdOVT uaIIaii vHNf locatione could drop to near freezing Monday night Cache temperatures tom8unday HML Farm areas of the Midwest as rains wore ID OOiiBiiUt HiiOUpl VN Oljfi A Nna of oavare thundarotormo was moving out of Arkanaaa and Into Kan-luck- y and Tstwsaasa It waa expected to move through Alabama Louisiana and northern Georgia later today man Trenton State forecasts By The Associated Prase to the lower 70a Southom Utah: Tuaaday mostly sunny Hlgha In the 70s tome lower Salt Lake Ogden and Provo: Freeze warning for tonight Clear and cold Lows uppfr 20s to nnr 30 Mocv day mostly sunny and much warmer Hlgha In too upper 80s Monday night Mr Lowe around 40 Tuesday moody sunny and warmer Idghs In o tha low to Ogdon temperatures: 65 44 69i d mkl-70- Northern Idaho: Tuaaday partly cloudy Hlgha 55 to 85 Central Idaho: Tuesday partly cloudy Hlgha 55 to 85 Southern Idaho: Tuesday parity cloudy Hlgha 5B60 oast and In toe 60s Meanwhile warm moist air could produce steady rains and thunderstorms from tha southern Great Lakes to southern Now England The region could see partial sunshine and warm temperatures while Florida could see somo Isolated tfiun- Winds from the north could bring ootd air Into too eoutosm PMne and Texas as sunahlns and mddar wsetosr movea across the northern Plakia system could bring strong Santa Ana winds across eoutoem CaMomia wdh gusts up to 80 mph They were expected to dto down as too day goes on A strong breeze from the Northeast may bring heat to toe CaMomia ooast A afrong Today's tarry s rah res could hover In the 40s and 50s around the Groat Lakes with readings ranging Into the 50s and 60s across tha northern and OfnvW nNf inf NOnnfffl Iffy fff hlgha In tha 50s while much of the Southwest could reach Into the 80s The Waal oould see rsadbigo In the 80a and 70s whSe parts of Soutoam and dsssrt reglona of toe Souto-- ! Cab-fomi- a Wyoming: Tuesday mostly cloudy ora Highs tn too 50s to mtoOOe 40s to lower 60s In too mountolns of toe dhrtde: a ftsw altemoon Prundarshowere i Gusty west winds wlto highs In the ef toe dMde: 50s Tues- day alighl chance of showers mainly souto tocaffy windy again by after noon 55 to 60 ad tV Extended forecasts Northern Utah: Wednesday and Thursday partly cloudy Lows 35-4- 5 s highs to toe layer 80s to toe Friday mosdy cloudy and a Me pooler A chanos of showers mwlrSy mountakw mid-70- Lows 4885 HVW 66-7- 0 vwk wvcFNfoay ivuuyn Friday mostly sunny days and fair to too 40s hSgha TOSS mgfds Lone ) Northern tdshe: Wednesday and Thursday mosey cloudy whh a chance of rain Lows to toe 30s to tower 40a Higha to toe 50s to tower 80s Friday cloudy ato a good chanos ef mto and a tfwnpe of femdanhowem Lows to toe upper 30s to mtodOa Hrghe to toe SOB Central Idaha: Wednesday and Thuraday moady etoudy whh a ctoanoe of ram Lowe to toe 90s Ntghe to toe 60s to near 80 Friday etoudy with a pood chance of ram end a chanos of to toe 30a hhgha rwxwvwwt Lowe to tos rtodMOs to md-so- a fssltom Lowe to toe to toe Mefce: Wednesday fair Htw to toe rtoXh - rmd- court-impos- ed court whatever information he can offer and today’s deposition fulfills that promise” s White House statement said It noted that other presidents including Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan have provided testimony in criminal trials The taped deposition has been Susan McDougal the president’s two partners in the Whitewater land deal in the 1980s to rebut claims by a low prosecution witness about allegedly improper government-secure- d loans The questioning unfolded in the ground floor area of the president’s residence in a room once used for briefings during World War fl Clinton entered st 1:12 pm EDT He emerged at 5:38 pm according to his attorneys top-secr- et McDougal his former wife Susan and Arkansas Gov Jim Guy Tucker are charged in a 21- - them of misusing nearly $3‘ lion in government-i- n The trial is Little Rock in conducted being the mid-198- 0s Ark Clinton was subpoenaed by the McDougals’ lawyers to rebut the testimony of former municipal judge David Hale the prosecution’s key witness Hale alleged that Clinton then Arkansas governor was involved in arranging an improper $300000 loan from Hale’s federally backed lending company to Mrs McDougal in Clinton repeatedly has dis- missed Hale’s allegations and called them a "bunch of bull” Hale was sentenced to jail in Much on separate fraud charges SPOKANE (AP) — A pipe bomb exploded in a doorway of Spokane City Hall early this morning police said The building was unoccupied and no one was injured Workers discovered damaged entry doors at about 6:30 am and shrapnel in the area appeared to be from “a fairly huge pipe bomb” Police Chief Terry Mangan said Mangan said it was not known whether the blast was intended to divert attention from some other crime or is related to bombings earlier this month at a newspaper office and bank in Spokane The federal Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms and the FBI were called in while city employees searched other city buildings bridges and communications sites as a precau- A bomb squad prepared to enter City Hall to search other explosives while city employees were sent to wait at the Spokane Arena about three blocks away No one claimed responsibility for the bombing but Mangan said police were investigating some graffiti on the building near the Mast site Debris was scattered for more than 100 yards in front of the building On April 1 men in ski masks and military-styl- e fatigues set off a small bomb while robbing a bank in suburban Spokane Valley Heroic Minutes earlier another pipe bomb kitty had exploded outside s nearby suburban office of The Spokesman-Revie- w at North Shorn Animal League in Port WaaNTlGBC NY §g checks on 8carfet the cat as Mia aka in tha cantar of her brood Sunday afternoon Scarlet the heroic cat who rescued her Ihto'MPf tens one by one from a fire loot one of her brood to a virus Saturday An Animal League spokesperson said the leagun'hM to adopt Scarlet end received thousands of cels from ptopto 'V? her other kttena A veterinarian fgr ie Northern Utah: Tuesda sunny Hlgha In tha mld-- i mkt-an- details of his testimony could be learned as participants were under a gag order The White House emphasized that Clinton is not a defendant in the case and has not been accused of any criminal wrongdoing “The president has consistently stated that he will provide the count indictment that accuses tion Between 3 and 5 Inches of rain fsN across moat of southern Indiana Sunday with 1 to 3 Inchee coming down In central parts of the state Three to 4 inchM of funding wnltf wm ffportfd a— fTnilii m WMfnoOi fti win apnngvifiOi Mwi aat a now daNy ralnM total Sunday — 219 Inches There were also teporta acroea the Midwest of hall and winds strong enough to rip the roots Rom houses and LogariKBLQ Logan KVNU Logan USU ML Logan North Logan NW Logan Preston KACH rwfm j j uMi orramima m sealed by the court pending its showing to the jury hearing the case in Little Rock Ark Clinton’s testimony had been sought by defendants James and Bomb hits Spokane City Hall Cache forecast B Continental for 45 minutes and s brief break the president faced more than three hours of by the prosecution No other 70s TNrsday trad-80- pe-T- y s It was like please please just take my son Please help him And she wu crying Nurse Continued from Page wu pallet and extremity surgeries Their team of 26 volunteers Daines said people traveled screened 150 cases and per- hundreds of miles to get to the formed 62 surgeries in two in hopes Smile facility Operation weeks of getting treatment But because in experience that of limited time’ and resources not Dailies forever It was changed “My first impression when I started Operation Smile was that of screening hundreds of patients I was in a really dark austere hospital dark dirty floors people were afraid I saw this woman and she wu just standing there holding her child We couldn’t communicate bnt I thought I could tell what she wu thinking oould reach Into toe 90s The nation's hot spot Sunday waa Laredo Texaa to 99 Tha ooldato spot was Yolowatons Lake wyo to 1 Other reports to 5 am EOT (some vnofpnfnc oonovnons no ivmm East Atoany NY 39 ASanta 68 Boston 43 BuMo 48 rain Charleston SC 71 tair Chattanooga 68 partly etoudy Cincinnati 52 thunderstorms Cleveland 50 etoudy DatroR 44 rain JacfcsonvNo 72 Kay West 79 Knoxvhie 72 Mr Macon TO Miami T9 Mr New York 85 cloudy PNadelphla 58 cloudy PRtoburgh 51 rato Portland Mains 32 Richmond 80 portly etoudy Tampa 72 toggy WSahtogton OC 63 cloudy Central: Birmingham 67 Mr Bismarck 30 Chicago 44 drizzle Denver 29 tooudy Dea Moines 43 rain Fort Worth 55 rein Indianapolis Windy Kansas CRy 5 rain UBa Rock 61 rato Loutavtta 54 rato Marquette 23 fair Memphis 72 toundarasorma Mtonaapo-MeS- t Paul 47 cloudy Nashville 73 etoudy Nsw Orisons 74 Mr North PM-t- o 33 parity etoudy Oklahoma CRy 43 wind Omaha 43 rato Rapid CRy 26 St Lotoa 58 rato San Antonio 62 rato West Albuquerque 39 Anchorage 41 etoudy Boise 43 Casper 25 Fato banka 34 Mr free! FaRs 42 Mr Hon- olulu 75 fair Las Vegas 64 Lea Angelas 82 toggy Medtoto SO Psnde ton 52 etoudy Phoenix 73 Portland Ora 57 otoiidy Rono 38 Sod Lake CRy 38 Son Dwgo 83 parity dowdy Swi Frandaoo 8a Seems SR etoudy Snokone 48 Maudy wu just the beginning It like that every day — on tha verge of tears all the time because of something different” “That 1 Teacher Continued front Page 1 elected to be shown Of the 14 Sky View entrants eight won awards "That’s unheard of” Burning-hauid "Just to get accepted into the show is an honor” In addition to eight winners one of Burningham’s students junior Jeremy Winborg was named Utah Art Education Stu- m dent Artist Of the Year Winborg credits Buraingham's teaching style with much of his own success “When you ask her for help you don't feel intimidated” Winborg Mid “She makes you feel like she's concerned about your own betterment — like she really cares about her students” all could be treated “The hardest thing was turning children away” Dainea said “TVo-third- s of them are turned away after screening because of time and the complexity of their surgical needs” “These kids are shnnned by society because of their defonnH ties” Daines said “Many of them are orphans because of it Their hasn't always come easy She reflected about her first teaching ' assignment in Blinding 1 was hired as a special education teacher if you can believe that” she said “I bad no credentials I hid taken one special education class in college “I think I hailed every night for the first month I hadn’t learned anything from kindergarten through the seventh grade and there I was teaching £ Some of those kids bad IQs like 70 They were a lot like roe functionally retarded” Buraingham's ability to relate to her students — to feel what going through — they aremuch of her success ezpta By die end of the year Burning-ham- 's special education kids were all reading and doing math e level and she at the was named district Special Education Teacher of the Year That concern led to Winborg Relating to students is just part entering and winning several art of Buraingham's success She contests including a competition tries to create aa atmosphere in the 1st Congressional District where students feel comfortable As a result Winborg ’s painting hi hopes that it will faster leanwas displayed in the US Capitol ing ia Washington D C for a year “I know bow to have fua with He was also named a 1995 Masmy students” Buraingham Mid ter's award winner “We joke around a Tot Some For Buraingham teackirg teachers couldn't do that It’s not third-mad- ’ parents just abandon them or little Operation Smile motto is u We change the world one smile leave them in orphanage They live in a place where if you don! at a time’” In 1995 Daines went on a sechave the money or ability to pay you don’t have the opportunity to ond mission this time to Vietnam In Vietnam the surgery get treatment It wu hard” Daines said that before going team focused on microsurgery to Romania she had decided that working with burn victims doing she would jut do one mission delicate skin graft operations In spite ofthe persona! sacrithen go home and hist be s wife mother nurse ind feel like her fice Daines feels she has received more than she hu given duty wu done “I got home and 1 just knew in through Operation Smile “Once you focus on hnmsn my heart that 1 had to go back” Daines said “You just feel like need the world opens wide up" Daines said "Instead of thinking you are so needed but the overwhelming feeling is: ’How am I about wants you’re thinking going to make a teeny dent in this about needs and you’re thinking about helping someone and that great big problem?’ “You get home and after a few brings out the best in everyone months you think back and you That’s the gift that Operation realize that there is a lot of good Smile gives to each of its going on in this world little by their peraoaality It just fits shotgun and the gun went off mine” The blast struck Brian in the face Buraingham admitted that her nearly killed him snd left him style may not win her points with severely disfigured her peers but it doesn’t seem to Those were dsrk days for bother her Buraingham She Mamed herself “The faculty thinks I’m weird” for leaving the gun in the doset she said “They think I’m really It’s a paia she described ss strange and a little bit rebellious — to hive I don’t think they respect me — unbearable at times done her to that child maybe because I teach art But She uses that pain motivathat’s OK 1 know my students tion derive to good something da" If events early in life made her from the accident She has a better teacher events ia recent become a voice of warning for yean have given her the perspec- gun Mfcty — speaking to local tive to appreciate life groups snd trying to get legislaA senes of accidents involving tion passed to stiffen laws for ber children has affected her pro- careless gun owners foundly Her oldest son fell from Seeking the good in the midst a tree landing below anptled on of bad timet characterizes 's a smaller tree Rescuers bad to approach to life It’s an ait the tree off at the base take approach she tries to impart to him to the emergency room and her students surgically remove the tree from “Life has always been a battle his abdomen I don't think anyone's life ia A couple of wrecks later ber It's kind of like a refinperfect daughter fell during a basketball er’s I don't think God punfire game and broke ber back SurI ishes us think accidents just geons had to fuse it together and her daughter spent several weeks happen It's bow you deal with it that is the lest Life is about tat traction TVo months later came much surviving I want to km students who come out of school feeling publicized accident with ber eon Brian While cleaning a closet at good about themselves and who home Briaa bumped a loaded are capable of surviving life" u Bura-ingham- |