Show U" - - l'ii(jt Hi r mp 11 i SVY T i fa - - V I J3i-- Utah outlook Cache Valley outlook http’jwwwhjntwrcorrC"' The national picture I5?’ m "VV f i £ fc J 'V Salt Lake City 40° r S?rT3 MOT i Ogden if Temporaluros indicato previous day t high and ov 34° Logan ' &p tCT5 1 fc Vi v k: i'A - - 1- W - - r? v TODAY FRIDAY EXTENDED Cloudy with rain to 3 inches of snow is possiblo in tho val Partly cloudy with snow flurries possible Saturday Partly cloudy and warmer Saturday and Sunday Logan's high will reach the upper 30s Saturday low 40s Sunday and mid to upper 40s Monday 1 showers developing during the morning and continuing through the evening Logan's high will reach 53 degrees with the low dropping to 36 degrees downtown 38 degrees at USU and 34 degrees & n ley friday evening with 3 to 6 inches on the bonchcs and 1 to 2 feet in the mountains Logan's high will reach 40 degrees with the low dropping to 27 degrees downtown and 25 degrees at the colder valley locations in Wellsville Cedar Cit 43 L’V vl Albuquerque Anchorago Atlanta Baltimore Billings Bismarck Boise Boston Caspor Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Donvnr Dos Moines Detroit Honolulu Kansas City The AccuWeather forecast lor norm Friday Oct 25 Lows will drop into the 20s 10 Oa Oa Unto yirtWAfti l Kjti NfniHWjfijffc rm for I OOc lids the toy Precipitation probabilities: Thursday 40 percent Friday 80 percent Forecast for noon Friday Oct 25 1996 Cache temperatures Almanac Moon: Full moon Oct 26 6:12 Logan's average daily evaporation: 12 inches am From Wednesday night and Thurs- - On this date: On Oct 24 in 1962 Logan s high temperature climbed to 75 degrees Ultraviolet Index: Low at 2 Sun: Sunset tonight at 6 34 pm Sunri'c tomorrow at 7:51 a m FRONTS: VftkH HltjH EZSESSiSESESSSM t niilimiccl rnnn Page 3 lliu Innadcast showed Hlalia ami Ins Iwu Russian comrades llualing inside the space station in fmni ol IJS and Russian of days” Hlalia will return to liarth with tile STS-K- I crew in mid-Janua- ry workAt the end of a day Hlaha sometimes watches movies to unwind before he sleeps - he said these movies are like medicine lor him Last night he and the Russian aismo-naiit- s watched the movie Texas together lielore sleeping the Hlaha said he has to start unwinding earlier than his crew males "I’m a lilile older” he said What else does he do before IS-ho- ur Haps Koinn patted Hlaha on the hack calling him “an cxcdlcni an outstanding astropci son naut" "rm has iug a great time" Itliha told icHrlers this morning smiling "(h s) lieyond my expectations iliis is an incredible space sla tiou Win ii asked whether there was vmieiliing he lorgol In pack on Ins tup oi one tiling lie wished lie had oi had more of — while in space Hlalia said that something would lie his wile Hienda "II she- were with me I'd slav tut mug in’' "I settle down and Itxik at the slats and look at the liarth” he - said onliiiiicd from Page I lot llie !IM (2 Winter i" Olvmpies including new lious nig niiidnmiiiiunis swimming it'll nlliet I at liities SIAIKJNAHY nn VKvUMr' UMi x c: !Tj t'liMW Wit 1994 AccuWwmhar C3 y't Nf itJHNV Inc li (r ft (A (KM if UtAAJY Election Continued from Page 1 Street Journal poll for example had Clinton at 52 percent Dole at 35 percent and Perot at A percent Dole has focused on conservative themes of late in an effort to rally GOP base voters in Georgia on Wednesday he promoted his support for balancing the budget and banning flag burning and abortions Hut Dole is stiff facing competition from late-ter- m Clinton on traditionally Republican turf Hoth candidates were in Morida on Wednesday for example and are atmpeling for votes in Alabama today And as he tries to shore up his Republican base Dole also has profound problems with moder ate women and others in the middle of (he electorate including independents alienated from both parlies who might Ik- inclined to if in Peiol even protest support in the view ol some Dole advisers a Perot endorsement could swing several states in Dole's favor especially in the Mountain West Texas and Honda are also two traditionally Republican stales where Clinton and Dole are running with Petot garnering roughly A percent in the polls "Any lime you can pick up a lew points here or there it's worth the eliott" said Florida GOP Sen Connie Mack Mute significantly the GOP souiees said that Dole's last hope ncck-and-nc- was a dramatic development would throw what lor months has heen a remarkably stable race into sudden turmoil White House aides cast Reed's mission as prooi of Dole's desperation although (heir eagerness in asking how Perot responded underscored their desire to keep the dosing days free of surprises Clinton campaign spokesman Joe lockhart said Dole's poll deficit left him little choice hnl to "search out voles whcicvci lie can find them' Hut he said that on the issues that are most important to Mr Perot "We-believ- the deficit campaign finance reform — we have a stronger record" Ironically it was Perot's decision to quit the 1992 race just before the Democratic convention that helped boost (Jinion from third place to f it si Perot after later rejoined the race inviiing officials from the Hush and Clinton campaigns to travel to Dallas to seek his endorsement Dole decided to go forward with llie call on Perot despite the Texan's unpredictability and icccni had blood between the Dole and Perot camps It was Dole's campaign that insisted Perot he excluded from the presi- dential debates drawing sharp criticism from Perot and Reform Parly running mate Pal Choate Just what the Dole camp had to oiler Pcrol was unclear one Dole adviser noted the GOP candidate recently proposed a commission to draft a sweeping rewrite of campaign finance laws and said perhaps Perot atuld he offered a leading role Several Republicans suggested Ri-cwould not have traveled lo Dallas unless he had reason lo believe Perot was open lo Ills pmpi rsal K S' P e 6 J ci 4t I N R at If U hi & Ixavin also said he may call a special session ol the Utah legislNirlions of the lax ature to exemption bill appiovcd earlier this yeat lot manufacturers Icuvilt said the bill commits SI 3 million this year in lax lucaks ilia! were not intended in tile legislation Leavitt If ft M Local forecasts provided by Continental Weather Services up hem for lour or five years” he said Hlalia said lime is flying loo fast for him in space that January at ‘Tin worried this rale will Ik here in a aiuplc Astronaut il' CIETTBESBESr: LO IMtfUJWOiWiUiTOalOiNi Weather synopsis: Another in a series of strong storms will move into Northern Utah late today A blast of very cold air will mix with the moisture late Friday giving Cache Valley a good chance for snow St George pi ¥' LooKnllneJonweathetJnfo Jinks Mi ( i The Herald Journal Locjin Ulih Thursday October 24 1996 innm't-fewiH-- ±:JL "VV T i1 St Et or at ac Si Th on the so He P-- r lakes position of protecting farming rights “so why do wc llie Olsen nntinued from Page pinii i linn T m not uii need ag protection ones?” A dralt of a proposed ordinance whit h the council plans to consult t "S 12 calls for crcal-m- g an mlviMiiy luiard and sets up the i rilcna loi establishing agri-- i uliiiri pioii i lion areas I Him h il'ii - i ‘ I i Wviii hnl- in Sii! p'nli iiiit proposed minimum sie lot a priiii'Ltinn aiea is 40 contiguous ai n s Wyatt alvi recommended in llie dtall that the LOiiiKil review agricultural proI ility ' I out lllal 1 pniiil Would ilia Kill i i tn u e h it Ikiw iiuiiiy Attorney lmk it does sets ( I In: CflMJIC Muirs could continue to bib I!1 Lite at iiiehl despite 1: mo i limits might he f I ill by i iliis as they in 'iii' Ii on ibe agm lil'iital land IIi lion won hi also eii li'l uMii'iiiv sun IN arid nll'u l h1 aim l'- assiKiakd will) agn f i tection ite is m 20 years lo dctcr-inwlicl her they are still midcd lie also suggested the lonncil 1 msider taking property ini ol a protection one once it is anni ed to a c tty I iiyan s not going lo annex a t nm to I cep it fa) latm” he I "-- n'l' i - o III1 ilni'l ini itu iiiiiiilv I lie ali Mu of ing 12: 301 Gl cal Mu the sto TfH the P Wa Lot a c Mu C 1 of r of ( Rad pho by Airport front Pagr ( ontmiii-- I wi I i s Sk ' n V i III : ' ’ W i I ' 1 lie (utii Siiui the lower has mo'tlv empty or has Mien ruiaiiud i in ustil as sii i age for the Civil An I'aiiol I he terminal has liecn i i i i'i' uially u'cd by lagari Air Sirviie ilid suinc ( ai le ( outity d' pa'IlHi lits lo llie It wlat the airport is all alxinl fain I' Said lelct'ltlg IT' I I'll llll Vakl ‘sil'OII 'lid ill dllti-olltIS ' 1 !: lit I t! ilif ill I'l'lnrii to 'll di I I dl lal 'i i Al'jn 'I fin VO'id I) i 'ill I ji "Ii a v o' I IfoilJ ' ' ' a III b la if i ’ four-Moi- y Iiipint luiliinal and i own weie lujilt during the miliiary buildup of World War II I bey (ll v c bull U'ld off and on lm lommniei mimes that served Valiev until the rnid-lt'O- s I iwiv fioui too mmv ’iid this will lie a simjM "I i'i iir) uipt forever if j! 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