Show ' y vr TrrfTTry yn wv "rr vi1 i 1 1 TF" 1 i t 1 T T ‘ Page 12 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Saturday April 29 2000 f i5 IWIHWiliUiHiV Utah outlook Cacho Valloy outlook National tomporaturos Forecast for Saturday V ) i K ' AccuWeather forecast for daytime conditions towhlgh temperatures 9 ' Tamparaturea indicate previous low to 6 am ! a? & I r' i k DAHO yv 1 8457r Logan 41“5T TODAY 72& 8HLaicy4s-J' V - ' v- mi kV’-- 44'f l VvV-- - j1 V ' - r s 'rT" r' ' I :V 65-7- 0 y degiees and S r“pef : towslnthemi(F30a - f CNigo DaBaa-FtWbrt- :j -- y68'37 Denver Houston V Kansas City ‘'J' ' '£ v ' ' ' - & v yd 'jrV 'Cvf v ' From tho nows wire ' A ' i - f By The Associated Press ' Los Angeles Miami Beach Paul Mpls-- - St ' f - P: TuCMn ody Bryoe Canyon 52 47 45 '' 5 101 71 Moab Orem Price Provo Salt Lake City St George Vernal Zion NP : 000 83 38 000 83 48 000 95 45 000 86 50 000 81 43 000 86 48 000 65 47 000 96 54 000 80 39000 & wwww : a kk" : ' dr’' Layton cdy 59 40 : dr 82 72 dr 87 64 ody 64 46 02 cdy 77 59 ody V dr 84 62 72 52 J0Z cdy dr X:i 63 41 05 m '' 79 51" cdy 61 45 10 cdy 65 50 dr 55 41 07 cdy 99 66 09 2 nninniTmnrtf 76 33 M cdy 01 cdy v 48 it cdyV Cedar City 74 53 65 33 h f Portland Ore Reno St Louis V San Francisco Seattla eU ai 62 34 Cheyenne r‘ v forecast for noon Saturday April 29 The AccuWeather 1 The nation's eastern third had cloudy skies and rain t Friday while clouds hung over the Midwest and the West had light showos Hi' Lo Prci CHy Cloudy skies' were seen from Maine to eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey with a few very light rain and 40 Lewiston 79 snow showers over northern New England Preston 73 38 v An area of low pressure spinning across South Car--k KVNU 77 44 olina brought clouds and run to North Carolina and 38 NW Logan 71 i Mt Logan ' 42 47 "'i'ifi"' parts of Virginia Clouds and scattered areas of drizzle V were seen from South Carolina and eastern Tennessee 71 ' 40 Mendon ') back into Georgia : Generally fair to partly cloudy skies were found firom the eastern Great Lakes south through the Ohio and Next month's events include: The oath- Sun: Sunritei 8:28 Sunset 821 Tennessee valleys A cold front continued to push southeastward into the western Great Lakes wide- ' Mereuiy! spread clouds were found across most of Wisconsin ' Moon: New Moon May 4 12:12 superior councUon Man and Pluto on opposite sides oi the sun V northwestern Illinois eastern Minnesota Saturn and JupHer Me behind the sun at enieratures around the continental United States Average Evaporation: l2tochesMayv superior conjunrton and toe ctosMt two 24 in Redmond Ore to a £ 5? 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C23 ( Data E '' f s McKEES ROCKS Pa (AP) t'rr A white man opened fire in ' Continued Arom Page ' 1 : make a phone that is safer but m t people inadvertently hit the button and call 911” says ' was apprehended and charged :The shootings took place Mark Adams' executive director of the association “These f within a -- J‘Vt1 V - s ‘ r V’1 t Government-mandate- s ’ ‘ The V suspect' f Richard nology expected to be installed over the next few years should possibly problem by allowing dispatchers to trace the number and v lv‘ i s' Continued Arom Page 1 location of wireless phone : culls : 7 -- Hiy ‘ V'- California Highway Patrol dispatchers in Los Angeles County are already using some of the new equipment which allows them to get a readout showing the phone numbers of all 911 wireless calls including apparent accidental calls ' AP photo and increasingly dangerous concern for 911 dispatchers across toe county"'- - a there's actually an Officials occasionally have used 69 a standard phone service available in many areas to track down untended wire- less plume owners— like Mac McNkhols gency” r “I’m shocked How it did it I don't know" McNkhols told a reporter saying the phone ' 11 repel beetles and aphids without the extra chemicals Still only about 4 percent of the nation's potato acreage was with genetically altered potatoes last year Idaho the largest producer put Monsanto's Nature mark seed in just 3 percent of its acreage “This year looks like a big year for aphids and beetles so you'd do well growing Nature-mark- ” Potato Growers of spokesman John Thompson said “But very few growers will I don't any who will There's no market” Idaho Monsanto estimates that last year alone the NewLeaf plantings avoided the equivalent of 30000 aerial pesticide spraying sorties “We constantly hear from can” she said age Monsanto spokesman Bryan Hurley said the consumer backlash spilling over from Europe should have no material effect on the company since NcwLeafs were such a small part of its business and the markets are strong for biotech jfitniiB)(miriiiiii n nr "T — -- — education and advertising Continued Arom Page I’m really sorry?" use force to take him out of bis home 1 don’t think they are concerned about the boy” Delbert Jensen said the case should have been handled by the individuals involved On tfw Nat: Ceiluiar Telecommunications Inclustry Association: NtpiAwwwwow-comcoNational Number com soybeans and cotton But the effect has been 1 “It is good for him to be with his father Bat they should stay here - there are more opportunities” the Logan resident said “They could have a better life here” Autumn Sargent also felt the family should have had more say in the matter “I thought the whole thing could have been less traumatizing for the boy” the Logan “I think the government should get out It’s a shame to send him back after he’s had all the conveniences here” said the Mantua resident sig- nificant on the Naturemark who came to Logan from Mexico many years ago agreed that Amenca was a great place to be was laying on the car seat next to him “Will you tell them 752-654- heading back to the stone Recycling-relate-d Sanjuana Ramincz said “Here's a tool comes operation in Boise where the rC Complete major along that reduces that and staff has been dramatically reduced as farmers turn away transmission robuiUng they don't like that either” see the best "The public is too far Clen Atchley grows 1000 1 1456 N 300 W acres of potatoes in eastern removed now from food proIdaho and has been one of duction so new technologies Naturemark's bigger cus- are poorly understood and tomers Last year he planted 8 that's the problem” Nature-mar- k spokesman Jan de Weerd percent of his land near Ashton in them This year he likely will plant none “They’ve scared the growers so much” Atchley said “I’ve got to grow for my cusIt's a pretty sad day tomers the way this has gone We’re may have had an effect she said but a city program designed to pick up spring-cleanitrash has been a conV Cy‘tributing factor'? For informatiouabout recyng “We've gone to great lengths to inform the public but we're not reaching the people we need to problem-fre- e v' V Emergency Thursday afternoon when the Asaodation:' wireless phone he uses for work apparently dialed 911 http:wwwnenaorg EPA and the environmental community that we use to much pesticide” Thompson Spuds planted McNichols was in a car Witnesses described the cling or to report violators residents should call the Logan Department of Environmental 3 Health at or go to the city's Web site on recycling at wwwcvckanteamoig 7SO-995- and reached Millet ' m But that's not an option for most emergency dispatchers The Michigan police outpost Continued from Page - Cache residents the problem continues to escalate in the what appears to be yet another brutal racist rampage” -- However Galloway is Michigan State Police dispatcher Mike Miller of Rockford Mich and sites mailed tens deposit works at his desk on Thursday Wireless phones provide peace of pleased to report that Logan mind in an emergency tor many Americans But they are a growing of thousands of brochures to has remained surprisingly “We'll call them back and let them know they need to secure their phones” said emer- k valley to promote recycling increased signage at public where Miller works estimates nearly half of its wireless calls are unintentional but it lacks the technology to automatically trace those calls supervisor Bruce Boy sen who estimates about 25 percent of the wireless calls his department gets are unintentional “We can also check to see if - sv- ern Pennsylvania we are struggling to make sense of k''V peripheral communities “We're doing everything we also alleviate some of the and particularly in southwest- - shooter as appearing calm as he climbed into a Jeep to drive less endangerment in the marfrom place to place tial arts school shooting lie - Paul Wolf acting Allegheny ' was being held without bail County Police superintendent The shooting spree yvas the said Baumhammcrs had a gun second of its kind in the region and several rounds of ammunisince March when a black tion with him when he was man allegedly yelled racial stopped He did not ofler any epithets and killed three white resistance when he was arrest?-ed he said “We are taking a men" Those are the tack of ethnic intimidation — “Not again fust words that come to mind a hate crime “ Wolf said At the arraignment District ' Not again” Gov Tom Ridge said Friday night in Pebble Justice' Donald Eiler told Beach Calif where he was Baumhammers he could waive speaking to a Republican the hearing but “that would be your day in court” group “Across Pennsylvania ' v - tech- d thrdugh’-suburb- grocery store two employees at a Chinese restaurant and a' man at a martial arts black i schooi A Jewish woman who lived next door to the suspect's parents was found dead in her V ' home ' special code says Michelle Gilbert a spokeswoman for Verizon Wireless' which serves 16 million customers sv nationally Or they could turn off phones that aren't in use range e burgh during about an hour span Friday afternoon :The gunman fatally shot a person of Indian descent at an Indian v V 20-mil- surrounding Pitts- - calls alone get staggering wheh you talk about the resources they tie up” Customen can also lock the phone keypad so ho call can be made without punching in a ' Baumhammeni 34 smirked at onlookers as he was led into a magistrate's office in Beaver Fills on Friday night wearing a bulletproof vest Bautnham- -: mers a lawyer from Mount several suburban Pittsburgh ?: communities Friday killing five people and critically1 wounding a sixth in what police called a racially moti- -' Lebanon was charged with vated shooting spree llie mad criminal homicide and reck- ' “It’s a classic case of unintended consequences: the wireless industry intends to v 1 m ' Af mtoit&f 113 vwmo T 1 resident said “lie has family here but it's hard to say what happened because his mom was leaving Cuba He should be allowed to stay here” But at least one Logan resident echoed the sentiments of many people when asked his opinion on the case “I'm just sick of hearing about the w hole thing” said Roger Richardson of Logan “They should just quit talking about it because the government is going to do whatever they want to do anyway” CACHE DEMOCRATS an equal 2 party system Join the BIQ CD dub Help JWmNmMITSMM " — MUNwKMm 1 said' Few have anything beyond speculation for why potatoes have become a target of biotechnology critics while other genetically modified crops — corn and soybeans being the best examples — have not been attacked effectively Some think that the other commodities shvadyhad such a significant economic : - V ' chain ' T2J0FF! 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