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Salt Lake City Provo 73° SE'&v'cw- $ 74° Richfield 75° Moab Cedar City 75° 75c Atlanta Atlantic City Billings Bismarck Boise Boston - TODAY MONDAY EXTENDED Partly doudy and continued very warm ttrough cooler than Saturday Mostly doudy Sunday night with a chance of a rain shower Logan's high will reach 73 degrees with the low dropping to 38 degrees downtown 42 degrees Hyrum and 36 degrees Partly cloudy and cooler with a chance of an afternoon shower Fair and cool Monday night Logan's high will Sunny and seasonable Tuesday and Wednesday Partly doudy and a little warmer Thursday Logan's high will reach the low to mid 60s Tuesday and Wednesday with mid 60s Thursday Lows will drop into the upper 20s to low 30s reach 64 degrees with the low dropping to 30 degrees downtown 36 degrees USU and 25 degrees Wellsville Forecast for noon Sunday Oil 13 Lq 62 53 37 51 71 60 Denver Des Moines 63 84 82 74 40 59 56 Detroit 61 Helena Hondulu 73 90 39 37 Dallas-F- Worth t cdy cdy Portland Ore Reno Sacramento St Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Santa Fe Seattle dr dr cdy dr dr dr 51 cdy dr dr 76 Paul Mpis-S- t New Orleans New York City Ptirtadeiphia Pfioerax forecast for noon Ttw AccuWeattier 10b Mernplus Miami Beadi Milwaukee cdy 80 45 79 Oct 1 mm mmasaaSunday j Lr Ob Ob IOb (tend Weather synopsis: One more day of very warm weather then a cooling trend with temperatures dropping to near or just above the seasonal normal by Tuesday Most of the cold air from the trough of low pressure will stay north of Utah in southern Montana J 88° Hi 63 29 69 79 66 Casper Cheyenne Chicago Cleveland Wellsville St George Prc Otlk dr 27 05 sn 46 dr 61 32 dr 73 49 dr clr 82 42 Albuquerque Anchorage t V& Houston Indianapolis Kansas City Las Vegas Los Angeles Temperatures Hidicale previous low to day's high and overnight 6:31 pm MDT At Ogden iitfftiiawilfiib w655yy8686i OUb 00b 40b 00b bpbbb high utfnpBiiikjfB 00b 70b 00b 3 Hub IOUb OUb akim KnJ night 25 percent Monday 10 per0 percent Thursday 15 percent Precipitation probabilities: Sunday 1U9b cent y Tuesday-Wednesda- Almanac Logan's average dally evaporation: 014 indies Moon: First Quarter Oct 19 10 10 a rn Ultraviolet Index: Low at 2 On this dale On tins date in 1966 Logan received three indies of Sun Sunset tonight at 6:51 p m Sunrise tomorrow at 7:37 a m snow Cache temperatures From Thursday night and Friday FRONTS: morning iigurujiMrtni thoughts on other matters: LBJ — Regarding Russian leader Nikita Khruschev Johnson told Hundy he was tired of responding with few details to Khruschev 's proposals for peace between the two nations “1 would like for you all to sit down and think and lx some wise men and see if you can't come up with some proposals besides just having him run me in (he corner and me dodge like a Mexican bullfighter” the said on Jan 2 — Referring to the John l Kennedy assassination Johnson Continued from Page i “I’m not going to give out your figures on 2(101X1 killed last year but on the compared to 5000 situation in Vietnam I’d like lor you Ui say that then: are several courses that could be fo- told Johnson McNamara Johnson asked “Do you think it’s a mistake to explain what I’m saying now about Vietnam and what we’re faced with?’’ McNamara responded: “Well I do think Mr President that it would lc wise for you to say as little as possible The frank answer is we don’t know what’s going on out there” The Gulf of Tonkin incident six months later prompted a congres- then-preside- nt J4 told aide Jim Kowley head of Johnson’s security detail he Didn't want tight security for himself alter JFK assassination J ililibs initially contacted the I HI In cause she said theie was evidence Monica had licen killed in Utah bcfoic her body was dumped in Idaho “They know what hotel she was killed in" Ilihbs said although she wouldn’t say how Shaw denied llicic was any such evidence but a Hciuld Joui-na- l quoted repot t fiom I tankini County Slier f t Don Jink stead as saying Monica was i probably killed in Utah l inden who was serving a sc i lie nee loi aggiav died assault had just lieeit paiolcd livc-lo-li- le when Hibbs lound him Se-oallei her inquiiics Iiudel) was teaiiesied He now sits in the Wasatch Housing lacili'y in Salt laike Couin v I lie- patole board can hold him Im life theie’s no maximum on dial" explained Jack lend a Jim-nue- only the be giiuui g of the eMliiuSl w i k hi le s a pciecpiion we Vi go1 lie I lood boom d"iie Shaw said II a hell lot ol wo-llaelilg oPitA'is i it lids elow li lion teals I 1 iiu ie-- r til t ns e'lid ago oi - puhlislid ici sii"n i it s ol a in lounc the sta'c as! in w spipe is several until) utd from Page f ll'al I Oucst Olympics ( spokesman with the Ulali JJcpail-men- l ol ’Directions Hibbs said lindcn was being investigated in four other murders including one in Downey lie! neither the Utah attorney gene ial’s ol'lice the Idaho alioi-iie- i general's cilice noi the ouiily slid ill would c'outiim this 'J he hair and blood taken liom lindcn will be cun pared wiili some taken Iroin Monica Hibbs' body in 19W when liMlc could be dime past matching blood tyjies In the Id ycais since Hiblis was slabbed and beate'll loieiisic seidicc has gicgiessed to the point that chiouiosoire s euii be pulled apuM and an ii'Jiv (dual's DNA ean be' ilcnlliid liul il tin !c s a mate It hie sti lt s polio e'btel said that's o k ah-u- i wlt-- i the the ne should U (Jin isls op'i'ais t!e project doccloi Jell Hasin writ euis'ioi-- ab'yi then "'is to IKMM'be i ol seveial lit Wo: Id lkc oVU' 'he jV’i'S who I k a cutback in the number of agents assigned to protect him “1 want a report of the number of people assigned to Kennedy the war McNumuia last year released his memoiis saving lie left office convinced the war was a lenihlc mistake TjX'S also icvealed Johnson's greater US involvement in Vietnam and McNamara became a pioponcnl of US involvement in Murder wanted Johnson: sional resolution authorizing ( ontinued from Page UJW BHOMCNB RAM tSHjHMS 1BVB S HUHHk E3 SNOW S K O SUNN (he day he died and the number Gun (Continued from Page “They don’t like it they won’t condone it and IALS Ol- tJjUUUt dJ ±OUUi 1 kept the gun in a locked cabinet lie has said lie brought the gun to protect himself from other stu- dents who had been harassing him Olsen said Friday that if the student is not allowed to return to school the district will review options with his parents for an individual education plan so that (he student can continue his schooiwork independently Fast Monday's incident was handled very quietly Olsen said and most students aren't even aware it happened liul it was information provided by students who knew the boy had a gun that they won’t look the other way” Mountain Crest several years — Larry Olsen past weapons overall Sky View principal led to his being taken into custody “They step forward when they see something like that They don't like it they won’t condone it and they won’t look Uie other way” Olsen said “'Jliey patrol their own ranks” Maples added “They want a good safe place to go to sdiool” Joe Yonk a resource officer at Mountain Crest High School said - ( I I AM I I AVI 0 he thinks may have increased including knives “I've seen knives four or five times this year” Yonk said adding that he thinks kids are bringing them to school for self—protection related to gangs Hut he also said he thinks peer pressure is effectively keeping gang activity undci wraps in Cache Valley “We have them here but we don’t have many professing it because their numbers arc small and most kids here are very opposed to gangs” assigned to me now And if mine are not less 1 want them less 1 light quick" Johnson said “ don’t need eight people following me to church" Tty that” “We’ll all know that this investigation is successful if JJiufcn is ancsled” Shaw said Hut Hibbs doesn’t hide her excitement oi bet liopc the justice will soon be done It’s been J (J ycais but both she and Joshua still miss Monica “Miss her? That would be an understatement Wc did a lot of slult together She’s still very much a part of our lives J have a photo ol her in my bedroom and her son usid to go and kiss it every night" Rexsa'ie decided to leave Monica in the Fusion C'liiutcry Come to the Logan City Telecommunications Issue Public Hearing For public input come to the Logan City Offices Wed Oct 16th 6:15pm because there wasn't anyplaec else lor her Her other four clul-dieare all buried in diHcicnl n plait s “Wi went lime (to Preston J and it's an niwluiily biauiitul site’ she said I liel i hey will indict this man m out daughter’s muider" Hibbs said hope lull v ‘1 jusi appreciate that someone was listening I very inghr w ill go 10 'lie I (hank the laird" 'v "S"Heiie lit 'he lawyers ill Imi ' laughed Thomas noiirg li t rn ponton Hiesu'vev co-'i- i Moratorium? Who does it hurt? Does stopping progress meet the interests of your community? An priis?" wondered one il I'll lube ti fi HU'sdaV s t c SIUSSC'I tumid This affects you the citizens of Cache Valley! l(rlll roo CALL VK'TIAA NIFVH 'I 752-892- last year although neither of those reports was ever substantiated Yonk said that while he hasn't observed an increase in the incidence of guns in school over the You deserve to know You need to know I H Iiic that guns were reported twice at Se' 'll VK AtcuMfrMlhr Local toracaala provided by Continental Waathar Servicta ji wM llowed” STATIONARY ML E3EJH3 HIUH i MM AW COLT) S r j This is paid Sonic (’HLIe TV hdvHlisnienl |