| Show “ Page 8 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Saturday May 6 2000 eo iwe athe Llnfollnksm Lo okonlln ITHE1WEATHER Utah outlook National tomporaturos Cache Valley outlook Forecast for Saturday Temperatures indicate previous day's high and overnight low to 6 AocuWeathef forecast fof daytime conditions lowAiigh temperatures am MDT Lo Pro laart r— V ' i saaiiwatyl49"rr c 4 - i! l McMMds4'r TODAY SUNDAY EXTENDED Partly cloudy with Mostly doudy today Monday dry with highs in the mid-6-0 degrees and lows Billings 'v ” tkj rBMK9 a SO a 20 percent wRh chance of rain Highs in the 60s lows 40s Tonight increasing doudBo with a 30 percent chance of rain otrain showers highs wl be in the lower 60 degrees with lows in fie lower 40s percent-chanc- 35-4- 0 Boston Casper Tuesday (ty with highs near 70 degrees and lows hi Cheyenne Chicaao r : 1 ika h ‘I ' ” V ' Worth Daltas-Ft the 40s Denver Detroit A cold front across Northern Utah will become stationary today A series of upper level troughs will bring a threat of showers to areas North of the front with the best Honolulu chance on Sunday: Miami Beach Synopeie: —TaaofMd 1' j f' Houston Kansas City Mpts-StPa-ul A MS SL Qaorga I17t9 'T'-"’ r"- V vrra jt: Afc - j ' hcL — v ' jM nR®?- - y :' 1 'M NJ4 v A IU New York City From the nows wlro 1 02000AoouWm4m By - The Associated Press Heavy rain and thunderstorms drenched Texas and Arkansas Friday while Northeast and states basked in wanner than usual spring temperatures An upper-levstorm system along the Oklahoma-Arkansline continued to bring rain to areas that have : been wet all week Showers and thunderstorms fell in Arkansas Oklahoma and northern Texas Hail to the size of dimes fell across Archer Baylor and Wichita counties in Texas and a severe thunderstorm watch remained in effect From midnight Thursday until noon Friday 127 inches of rain fell in Texarkana Ark if Most of the Northeast had temperatures in the 60s and 70s by afternoon under partly cloudy skies Temstates peratures rose to around 80 in because of high pressure that brought a warm and moist southerly flow of air east of the Mississippi River Isolated showers and thunderstorms formed in the Ohio and Tennessee valleys Temperatures in the Lower 48 states ranged from in Fort Stockton Texas to 30 in Mullan Pass Idaho Sun: Sunrise: 6:18 Sunset 8:28 y i ' : Average Evaporation: 1 vr ' am the moon was closest to Earth at perigee As the moon swings around ' Earth at the other end of its orbit H wM encounter apogee on 22 May The next lunar perigee is 3 June Then back aflain ° "P0®88 18 JVne' At 3 : 6 inchesday V v- - astronomy OrocfcetmalLcom UV Index: (7) High r Continued from Page 1 ot - Ga said Friday that he would be “extremely happy" if his predictions are wrong The moon was moving out of alignment Friday But the planetary grouping will remain until about May 18 No one said Earth was in “the danger zone" until then “I think these disasters will happen” he said “I feel that the probability is fairly high” John Mosley an astronomer at Griffith Observatory in Los On the Net: Griffith ObservaAngeles scoffed at the idea - tory: http7Avwwgriffjthobsorg The gravity of the sun and Noone's Web site: moon have a1 far greater effect http7Avww552000thebookcom Continued from Page strongcr-than-expect-- jobless rate stood at 39 percent was in January 1970 during the Vietnam War Clinton said the unemployment rate has not been this low in peace- time since 1957 The unemployment rate for 1 to finish at 381682 April's job growth of 340000 fol- lowed an even bigger 438000 increase in workers in March figures that analysts said are ed 56 percent set in January Meanwhile average hourly earnings a key gauge of inflation pressure grew by 04 percent to $1364 in April That was twice as fast as many ana-- 1 lysis anticipated For the year ending April 30 wages rose 38 percent the biggest leap since July In March average hourly earnings went up 03 percent “Heightened wage pressures now look like the rule rather all is not right for Alan Greenspan” said Paul Kasricl chief economist with Northern Trust Co Wells Fargo economist Sung Won Sohn is among those a half-poirate increase in May “The logic is that this increment gradualism has not worked The economy arid the stock market have put on a Teflon coating” he said Sohn believes the Fed might even opt for a increase Strong job creation in April aided by a big burst of hiring for the 2000 Census helped pte-dieti- ycar-over-ye- ng nt three-quarter-po- pull the unemployment rate down from March’s rate of 41 percent a bigger drop than many analysts were forecasting The last time the nation’s - ar than the exception’ First Oo'0' many people got a cure for ’LOVELETTER' that blocks new variants” Viveros said McAfee and other firms said they were receiving anti-vir- definitively say gin was” The first copycat version of the virus began whipping across systems by ail Thursday night masquerading as a joke passed on by an acquaintance with an attachment labeled “Very Funny” Although it was spreading with the same lightning speed as the original computer secu- rity firms reported far less damage among their customers — possibly due to software Union economist Mark Vitncr inoculations deployed on said Thursday and a more wary While strong job and wage attitude among computer growth is good for workers users “It's definitely calming economists and members of with down at least the Fed worry that the combiLOVELETTER’” said Sal nation might worsen inflation They fear that employers Viveros a director at McAfee The joke version “is spreadscrambling to find scarce will them with ing very very quickly but recruit workers nowhere as quickly as beneand in boosts big wages fits increased costs that could ’LOVELETTER' because be passed to consumers iii people are really aware of not clicking on attachments and higher prices 61 Cfiaracter us Computer Economics Inc a research company based in Carlsbad Calif said 45 mil- lion people worldwide received the infected (435) lfcWP0 lotto 752-06- 52 Green River Ogden Orem Price i Salt Lake City SL George Vernal Wendover ' cdy 62 dr dr Zion 000 000 000 000 51 000 47 000 51 000 53 000 61 000 43 000 61000 59 000 NP - 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I mi 1 Ma Ms J22LES 100a 110a to ctey £0: 1 first-degr- ee murder and prosecutors reduced their charges to manslaughter in exchange for their guilty pleas Despite the fact that Gonzalez has changed his plea Wyatt said the trial will be for manslaughter “When we first got the case we charged it as first-degr- after the autopsy we felt like it was manslaughter These guys recklessly beat a drunk man to death” 'V Logan police testified that reports from the state medical ee murder” Wyatt said “But examiner's office indicated Baz's death was caused by intoxication” v Edwin Gonzalez was sentenced in September to one to fifteen years in the Utah State Prison after admitting his role in the beating Lester Gonzalez remains in the Cache County Jail until trial No trial date has been set races because we united under our top tier mainstream cand- idates" said Meghan Mark Shurtleff is competing with former assistant attorney general Frank Mylar Rep James Hansen is the only uncontested state ' GOP candidate Meantime across town at Skyline High School Democrats will hold a much more low-ke- y convention None of the Democratic candidates for ah statewide office have challengers “We don't have contested “We're all on the same mes- sage and we’re very pleased about that” Democrats have state Sen Scott Howell running for US Senate former Rep Bill Orton for governor Chief Deputy Attorney General Reed Richards for attorney general and Kathleen McConkie Collinwood Matheson and Donald Dunn for the 1st 2nd and 3rd congressional districts respectively Donl Forget to buy your Powertal hckets!! 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