Show Page 12 —The Herald Journal Logan Utah Thursday July 9 1998 w:ijvi JiNflTO wwBBBBw3HBiHBHB3B8aOaB Cacho Valloy outlook Utah outlook w Foracast for noon Friday : Ogden 99° The big picture hyj Logan Afeuqueiquo Anchorage Atlanta f Salt Lake Oty 96° 1 TODAY Partly cloudy and 4 ' f ' r r ' ElWT: Provo ti i'Af' - - :: con-vacti- on j Richfield 90° V’ 6 El Moab Cedar City A V- -: r't v Partly doudy with a dwnoa of an afternoon chance of an afternoon or party availing thunaU aL derstorm Partly cloudy nroareum nasy with decreasing doudy and soaaonabte Friday night Thuradey night Logan's high wnraach Logan's nigh wM reach 96 dagrsoa with tha 66 degress wlti tea low low aroppmg to &2 dropping to 51 dagraaa OBuVN UOWinuWiI downtown 55 dagraoa ana 47 dagraaa at 9w Hyium and 47 dagrsoa colder vallay locations SmMiaid 92J Dalaa--R Lo 80 63 40 72 70 62 '66 66 96 73 00 Cheyenne Chicago EXTENDED FRIDAY HI 81 103 Worth 63 Partly doudjrwBi a chanca of afternoon toundantomw Saturday and Sunday Fair to partly doudy and a Mte colder Monday Logan’s high w ranch wtowtomlriSOBwNh a Ik lows (voppvig vw wm DotroR Honolulu 81 Kansas C8y Las Vagaa Loe Angeles Miami Boach 60 106 74 84 91 83 Mpis-StPa- ul 81 60 eg a JO m m 12 ody ody 21 ody ody 64 83 63 ody 65 73 78 84 67 dr 76 128 m 62 ody 66 58 60 90 90 104 66 90 100 BounOM Cotter Cly Ogdan mV Own I SaK Lake City BtQaorga ZtonlLP 64 65 63 59 64 73 59 06 71 ody 67 ody 96 62 91 73 Louis 65 52 San Francisco 76 50 8oat0o 94 77 Tucson Washington D C 77 65 Pic Odk S3 23 72 64 68 63 New York City PMadotaNa Portland On Reno Temperatures Indicate pravtoua day's and overnight low to 6:31 pm ' 22 ody ody cdy Gdy 45 ody 000 020 020 020 020 020 020 020 020 Tha AccuWsather forecast tor noon Friday July towtomiddOs L i-- r Praclpftatfon probability Thursday - Friday 25 Saturday Sunday: 20 Monday: 5 St George 100°t Almanac 'fr a Sun: Sunrioa at 6:00 am and sunsat at 924 pm Cacha Vallay Moon: lastquarten July 15 8:13 am for this avorags " ' high‘ tamparaturathoavsr- I to 53 dagraaa “ Vallay UV Max: (8) Hfch nparaturaa: Valloy Almanac: On this data in 1959 Logan’s high tamparatura Synopsis: Subtropical molstura win adgo into nortnam Utah tha and of this wank Not as much molstura and thundarstorms as r thought as moat of tha a remains south and oast of WMU COLO Average Evaporation: 32 mote-tur- Inch-oakt- H SCmOMMY E ay L UK AweW—Ww El mnu E3 H mauM i E3 EZ3 mo mm cv 0 turn Im wrououot aouur Localorecast$ provided byContinentaLW$atherJervices mean they’re great journalists Media Continued from Page it just means they're very journalists” Ben Bagdikian a retired newsman and former dean of the Graduate School of Journalism at the University of California-Berkek- y well-kno- 1 All three create a sloppy environment in which journalists are increasingly acting in a rushed thoughtless manner” Kalb said agrees that round-the-clo- ck competitive pressures increase the likelihood of error "When you're competing on a second-by-secobasis there is a “There is now a tremendous emphasis on the sensational jazzing up a lead hyping a story getting it on the Internet even before you put it in a newspaper” He remembers working with Edward R Muirow the CBS legend who made his name during World War II radio broadcasts d from Europe od temptation to do sloppy background work” he said too decried Bagdikian reporters becoming household names Broadcasters have faces “that begin to be visual realities for millions of people” and print reporters with editors who wanted to be respect- if the agency did not notify them of the problem within 18 months of filmg their IRS more than in the past who simply want to be rich” At Marquette University Bill Confirmed from Page 1 nine-memb- Elliott dean of the College of Communication sees a silver lining on the dark cloud looming over the industry: a greater willingness to acknowledge errors overhaul the agency until after Roth’s committee held hearings last September Those televised sessions featured taxpayers and IRS employees who wove tales to be a positive thing and it's done to restore a reeling of (press) credibility which has plummeted fairly precipitously in the last decade” Elliott thinks it’s nonsense to suggest that competition and ing unstoppable political momentum for change and publicize diem “That seems of abusive agency conduct creat- “This reform will help my effort to create an IRS that respects American taxpayers and respects their values” Clinton said in a statement “I look fordeadlines excuse ward to signing it into law” When Kalb joinedCBS in inferior work “Because things 1937 Munow was “the voice" major national scoops likely end Voting against the measure get orit so quickly you' must were TV well on as said he Sens Paul Wellstone of broadcasting news “If I went op “A journalist who becomes a check facts as opposed to using to Muirow for example with a and John D Rockefeller that as an excuse for not an celebrity goes only was that IV ego not who complained story sufficiently At the University of checked out sourced and clearly ride but is apt to get very large about provisions easing capital journalism and gains taxes for some written he would just give it lecture fees thereafter” he added mass communication investors Professor “The temptation in achieving that back to me” Kalb remembered and in cuts veterans cementing status along with higher pay and James L Baughman knows that benefits that had been made in an “And I would be humiliated — even aspiring bigger status within the network journalists unrelated bilL GOT Sens Jon Kyi “Today where are the scribes — operate “in an increasis to come Where are the giants who always up with the ingly crowded information mall” of Arizona and Kay Bailey are role models? These people most striking story possible” and are prone to run with fantas- Hutchison of Texas did not vote simply aren't here Bagdikian doesn’t overlook tic and extraordinary stories The bill would shift the burden “It's easy to find people very publishers some mimicking of The solution? More editors proof from the taxpayer to die very well paid Celebrities peo- tabloid-bre- d Rupert Murdoch by more IRS in many tax court cases and and more editors copy who ple get seats in restaurants putting a primacy on profit he said make it easier for someone winand oo airplanes But that doesn't “There were more publishers and skepticism Kalb for his part isn't hopeful ning a tax case to have their costs that die profession will shape up reimbursed by the government It About of those were after these latest episodes off chialso would forbid the IRS from lopped off the notification list canery and ineptitude forcing people to pay interest and immediately because the people named already had received due Continued from Page 1 process in the courts Some 9900 names remained opportunity to dispute the findLetters went out to them before us war-ravage- ever-tighteni- ng nn D-W- V Wiscon-sin-Madis- Mur-row- two-thir- ds ing chal-len- ee sible and less intimidating Yet experts said the changes in taxpayers' rights would affect rel- collections of taxes and penalties To pay for it the measure would raise revenues mostly by letting atively few people Of the 212 million personal land business ponvert existing individual retire- some wealthy elderly investors ment accounts into a different returns filed annually bhiy about 4 million to 3 million end up in dispute with the IRS said Phil Brand the agency's former chief compliance officer kind of IRA The legislation also would: Make it easier for people to avoid responsibility for tax problems cause by former spouses Let taxpayers sue the government for up to $100000 far civil damages caused by IRS negligence Forbid the IRS from seizing a taxpayer’s home without a court Criticism came from a few Democrats who focused not on the bill's primary thrust but on individual provisions Moynihan predicted feat giving the IRS the burden of proof could produce more intrusive audits “Be warned” he said Others said the rich would benefit from a provision shortening the waiting period from 18 months to 12 months before investors qualify for the reduced order Make many meals employer-provide- d a provision inserted by lawmakers from tax-fr- ee Nevada where many casinos provide meals to workers look at their records they can request a hearing and they can contact their local or state DCFS office to learn more about the ge “substantiated” findings It found 30000 cases between Jan 1 1988 and Dec 31 1993 process Clinton administration officials were questioned earlier this year — shortly after Ms Lewinsky’s Tripp allegations surfaced — about whether the White House had 1 pressed to have Mrs Tripp investigated Montanarelli’s office “Montanarelli doesn't make his decisions based on that We act on our own” Cabezas said Mrs Tripp who from her For example Bob Weiner a spokesman for Clinton’s drug policy director was called before Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr’s grand jury in January and called the action “Big Brother at its worst” Columbia Md home made more than 20 hours of recordings of her telephone conversations with Ms Lewinsky could face up to five years in prison and a fine of $10000 if found guilty of the state’s wiretap law Under the statute tape recording a conversation without a person's knowledge is a felony Weiner who testified for about 43 minutes said he was questioned about whether the White House had encouraged him to make phone calls to local Democratic officials in Maryland where he lives wwwomni8ervecellularcom Logan 141 E lfiGON Mo! 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Abuse 20 percent capital gains tax For die most part bipartisanship prevailed fueled by the return bill’s targeting of what Sen ll A called board — Richard Durbin including six private citizens — “the agency we love lo hale” It would oversee the operations of was a sharp contrast to the bitter the 102000-cmployagency battles being waged over manWorkers could be fired for hiduig aged health care public support mistakes and the power and for private schools and other number of the IRS's taxpayer issues as campaigning heats up for the November’s elections advocates would be expanded The bill was expected to cost Supporters said the measure would help mold an agency that $129 billion over the next decade mostly as a result of ktet taxpayers would find more accessome penalties ed and there's still a lot of them" he said “But there’s 1 Salt Lake SS7S 7748932 Bl mu 743607’' EASY v A ixon vjtf1 ZlKMowas test drive on lawn! 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