Show hhHmh Page 12 — ttHdaw RUM saaaw ai The Herald Journal Logan Utah Thursday October 3 1996 JPii!UlaUg?!g!!l!ii' kTHEEWEATHE M'" Utah outlook ojinKij txokonl!n©joL¥yeatli$i hltpwwwhjiidi vT- Cacho Valley outlook The national picture C S TODAY FRIDAY Party doudy and seasonable during the afternoon Decreasing clouds tonight Logan's high wd reach 73 degrees with the low dropping to 36 degrees downtown 41 degrees in Hyrum and 31 degrees in WeAsvflte Surmy with EXTENDED a few Party doudy and warm Sunday Sunny and much wanner Sunday and Monday Logan's high wdl reach the md 70s Saturday lows wdl be in the upper 30s and afternoon clouds and wanner Fair and seasonable Friday nigtiL Logan’s high wil reach 77 degrees with the low dropping to 38 degrees downtown and 32 degrees at the colder valley 40S InratnM The AocuWealhec forecast for noon Oct 4 I ULSflB Weather synopsis: A strong trough of low pressure in Colorado and the Midwest is pushing some cooler ar into Northern Utah This cooler air wl be shoved wel east of the state by the weekend slowing very warm temperatures and continued dry conditions to prevai 92° Predpftatfon probabilities: t Friday 0 percent Saturday 10 percsnL L Forecast ter noon Fnday Oct 4 1996 S Almanac Moon: Last Ouvler Oct 4 Logan's average daily evapora- 406 tion: 17 inches am Ultrevioicf Index: Low at 3 On this data: On Oct 3 m 1961 Trenton's high temperature only reached 46 degrees Sun: Sunset tonight at 7:07 pm Sunrise tomorrow at 7:27 a m Cache temperatures Id From Wednesday night and Thursday morning ver V enc athl HLw rtdw remte J den QESO turn mm wow er m auMt IS cuvt Ittk ous Pitt Local forecasts provided by Continental Weather Services II line Tobacco Continued from Page Logan pressured Utah institutions to divest themselves of tobacco Mocks although the Utah Medical Association supports the AMA's policy on tobacco and may consider making a statement of its own said UMA spokesman Val Bateman University of Utah President Arthur K- - Smith said the school likely would act respond 19 the divesticall lor tobacco-stoc- k ture ‘Our obligation in managing investment portfolios is to maximize return nol to invest according to the political whims of the day" he said Dee Williams director of the Utah Retirement Systems which invest slate employees' retire- ment funds said they will not div est their tobacco holdings “We're in the business to make money lor beneficiaries not to support one social program ov er another" Williams said Among the supporters ol Utah's lawsuil against big tobacco companies is John Holbrook division chief ol iniernal medicine at UofU's School of Medicine Holbrook as with Graham at a news conference to announce the lawsuit but on Wednesday dec lined to comment on the uni-vJly s stock holdings "The real issues art tobacco c- (rrpbritsthat are are products avdkiivi and selling these Debate CwtBMd from Page 1 administration claimed executive privilege is ref using ui release an FBI report criiical of hit antidrug policies “Mr President it's time 10 release this memo” Dole said Wednesday at Elizabethtown Pa Clinton is being prepped to Jtihal and are respond briefly to Midi remarks the majority of the forcefully but wjiboui harsh countercharges If Dolt attacks with an axe “Tht president will wield a stiletto" a senior adviser use rs art addicted before they're liyaJly of agt 10 buy ibe pro- duct" Holbrook said "These (r npanics need to be bald avounuble for stlJirg a lethal said A look at addicove product " Clinton's slump speeches provides a glimpse at his strategy His constant criticism of Dole has been subtle He never mentions the former senator by same bill offers criticism of “my opponent" or “our oppo- “or the “other candidate" senior adviser gave this example: “Clinton won't say nent A ‘Bob Dole voted against the Fam- ily Medical Leave Act and is a bum" He'll say 'My opponent or Mr Dole and I disagree on ibis great bill I love it He doesn't" Some barbs will be sugar coat- ed Clinton may go out of his praise Dole's legislative career offering a reminder tbai Dole 73 is a Washington insider and old way to enough to have served 35 years in Congress Some criticism will be implied like the day Clinton mentioned that congressional gridlock eased about the lime Dole resigned from the Senate Dole’s votes on Medicare minimum w age education the crime bill and gun control are also targets of the Clinton stiletto aides said “If we are right and Dole comes at this on the attack — son of whether it is the head-o- n snarhng comments he made this week or whether it's more indirect — we need to be ready to respond with a reminder of his record" spokeswoman said Ann Lewis said A few aides are drafting tions designed to anger the — Tht presidents of Bosnia and yeefl today to establish diplomatic a brealitrough aimed a' triMirg t Tip tl:r!s IksV'ii pi — a-- t ir tht Balkans Tk ’I'M of confrontation and (irTicu should 'k rcpaccd with a time of consirucuor and prosper-:- ' TLp siia't Slobodan Milosoic and Bivrifc's V ja Jact'k govic said in a staii'mc ' Teg sisfui and Bosnia si!' tvabist diplomatic or embassy lest!" tht prtsidtn:s said aP it the it v onc-o- n one u!k strict war bv4t out it Bosnia four ear ago "Yugoslavia will accept rt irit griry of Bosnia ” 7n aiaieritni did nut say exactly whi-- dipioma:-'Botna and relation socle begin s -- f-- e (g Jas :a i MriseK j Bosnia' V-'- !adii t V bt'ter and made c of getmim it fj nia’vms will a grta'-of SrMa Sc-- Mon-'wc- jo:mg sponwtd by Frrnci hopes " r it u! gets it out of his system An example: Mr President the press has done a fine job uncovering the Whitewater affair and other controversies — why the ethical lapses? Clinton's distaste for Whitewater questions is outmatched only by bis disgust for the way journalists have covered the topic aides said Another big question heading into the debate Lewis says is “bow do you gel him to talk in 30- - and bCbsecood sound Fhesi-at- -- bites” cs Sep Jin ant iin H loo Not IM Cai Wv H) r SB Wa agn Phil bac Loii spa und inju lot Pii p Pin Ley hast The loquacious Clinton is caps- Me of making a verbal blunder — especially when be talks too much In a news conference with Middle East leaders Wednesday Clinton look one question too many and made the mistake of asking Prime Minister Benjamin L Wh will age mal she L Netanyahu and Palestinian leader ed mai Ass Lan or F Yasser Arafat if they wanted to d address reporter The leaders awkwardly declined For days now Clinton has lugged around black binders loaded with information on his record Dole’s record and grim-face- three-ring- ton ed w potential debate questions One binder coven foreign policy another domestic policy and a third the economy Mi bi Six Months Ol No PavmentNo Interest CARRIER NATURAL CAS SY STEMS 2 pi E! 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WA 2pi E! o"s urn-feenc- JM MECHANICAL ar HAJWUkL g-A-S v n iy “Hi etii ion Ji At case Bosnia has lodged against Vtgoslawa at tht Vfcurld Court in The Hagut Netherlands Bisma Las accused Yugoslavia of complicity in genocide and Milosevic had pressed Izethcgov ic to d'op the case “1 want to briefly tiaic that we have made a crucial mwe towards the siabjiizatidfi is the region’' Milosevic said after the mteiisg IeTKgrnic was more reserved “I didn't uunt here to twld speeches It ail in the d'lcumem arid it remains to sec that this documen' is realized " The Iasi time Izetheg'wic and Mii'isexit met ir c Pans the two leaders were at an 1 unman' na! to sign the December I9Vf peace accord Bosnian war that ended the 3 1 The two leaden aiso me) sepa'aiely wit Ortrac and CarJ BiJd: stoi'jf as iliac crairdmaio of the Bosnian peace plan Clirae praised Izctbegovic thairmar t the Vouc Chirac also agreed w “refrair from three-mapresidency as a “car of ptact who anc k pa atas which nr cjnmbuit it stmbolizet a tolerant Bosnia f mails rtconciitd rritr of freendly relation and coopers- - t wrh itself" MJosesic was (he BalLan vwe b"i bo led i't 7 s f-mspariirig appeared 10 ebiriLait 'ta ':htr Brsman Serb eff rs to break up K since 'fi'T: Kg j Kk in the ptact porces T1t the worst corflu in Tv quespresi- dent in debate preparation so he Bosnian Serbian presidents agree to diplomatic relations (AP :nc around an existing aerial line One of the campaign’s greatest fears is that Clinton flashes his temper to the national audience Eair-jp- e M r and would not be noticed by the untrained observer But City Attorney Mark Sorensen said Contiaaed from Page 1 there have been "seven to eight others like Randy knocking on “I have tried to play the game our door” politically astutely for a long Sorensen said this morning be time' be added “1 tbiak the got bis information from Fergudeceit is running rampant” son during past city telecommuLee’s attorney Herm Olsen nications committee meetings said Sonic isn’t asking the preFerguson did not return calls sent players “be treated any betThe Herald Journal this from than the else under ter anyone telecommunications act But morning to identify the other we’re certainly not pleased telecommunications companies that have approached Logan being treated worse” Officials said the moratorium He noted for example that should not affect (be thousands it’s equally destructive for of Utah State stuLogan or anyone else to cut dents who will University telebe seeking trenches in the roads But this and cable television moratorium doesn’t address phone this month hookups them They also said it shouldn’t "It’s unfair and 1 suspect it's affect new subdivisions that illegal’' Olsen said have been through the city’s Ferguson responded that Sonic approval process was stopped earlier this year The council will meet in a because it violated an agreement workshop dealing with the between the company and the moratorium on Oct 14 city dealing with "pole attachA public bearing is scheduled ments” Oct 16 a day before the moraLee argued Sonic’s new aerial torium expires 1 states to recoup Medicaid expenditures has called on investors to sell tobacco shares So far nobody has directly 3 lines were being wrapped WtreTte Inside GjtL 1 Wi t? afs erw mjw a awirfiw ran tat Caaaw taw a V twnn 4f m waa 3689 NORTH HWY 81 563-626- 7 SMfTKFlELD ADVANCED HEATING & 131 NORTH 1175 WEST 752-72- 72 1 To AC trit lean LOGAN tear Tex I Vei (hi of d Jm Inc |