| Show Page 12 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Friday May 12 2000 LoolConllneJoiiweathecJnfoJinKs ITHEIWEATHER jKwI&fiiL Utah 'outlook Cache Valley oulloolc National temperatures Forecast for Friday AocuWeattW forecast Temperatures Indicate previous day's high and overnight low to 6 for daytime conditions lowhigh temperatures am MDT Hi Lo Prc Albany NY Anchorage Atlanta TODAY SATURDAY EXTENDED Mostly suriny and coot with highs in s the low to mostly Tonight dear with lows Parity doudy with a sight chance of eariy morning rain Dry and warmer with lows 3540 showers Highs wi be in the mid 70s degrees with mid-70- s Monday cby and locally windy Lows in the mid-SO- lows hi the upper' 40s to lower 30 in - !Moab!S5'"710 ' 30 (Cadf CWy over Utah today through Saturday Isolated showers still forming over Synopsis: High pressure fl northern end of Antelope Island which will move over Salt Lake City in the morning Lake enhancement ending rapidly as temperatures around the lake warm which will reverse the favorable lakarnountain circulation at Oaoiga4rSoH 1 Local temperatures City Hi Lo Lewiston Trenton Preston 30 29 KVNU 47 56 49 43 43 45 NW Logan 45'' i Smithfieid Pro 30 25 : 12 02 27 29 29 '' City Hi Mt Logan 21 01 01 Hynjm 6:11 Sunset: 8:35 Moon: FUt Moon May 18 3:34 ' 1 6 inchesday The Associated Press 22 - 21 21 above : directing the conversion from a quarter to semester systeni The NMSU Board of Regents cited Gogue’s broad administrative experience competitive 1 nt The regents unanjmously agreed Thursday that USU’s - second-in-comma- should nd become NMSU’s 20th president Although he has not yet signed a contract Gogue has conbeen offered a three-yea- r tract and an annual salary of $175000 according to NMSU officials His contract with USU was for $134500 annu- olina according to John DeVilbiss director of USU media relations A native of Georgia he holds three degrees in horticulture a PhD from Michigan State :' ally- application process for the position since January was also one of three finalists named in Clemson University search for a new president That search was completed earlier this year Prior to coming to USU in July J995 Gogue was vice president for research at Clemson University in South Car- - proven leadership and familinstituiarity with tions as factors in its decision land-gra- adding that1 Gogue “wants you to know your ideas will be advanced He'll be al champion of all the colleges at NMSU” Gogue who has been in the Trustee Professorships and Gogue said a change in lead- ership means new opportunities for USU- - He said the university is enjoying tremen- dous momentum as the state's second-largepublic universi ty including increased stature University and bachelor's and master’s degrees from Auburn University He is a tenured professor in USU's College of Natural Resources ' He started his professional career in 1973 as a research and reach:1 “USU is an extremely solid university with any number of scientist with the National st '' Park Service He rose to the rank of chief scientist in 1979 and held that position until 1986 Concurrent with the latter position he was head of the Park Service's Division of Interpretation Park Protection and Natural Resource Management Gogue and his wife Susie should feel right at home in their new surroundings renowned for natural beauty The NMSU campus in Las Cruces is near the Gila Nation- - people on this campus who could lake on leadership roles” he said "It is a strong university There will be no difficulty identifying candidates for a new provost” In public statements and interviews after the regents' Adelmo vote Thursday Archuleta president of the NMSU regents issued a pub- - lie statement from Albuquerque encouraging faculty Not Receiving Your Paper? Yna In JmU mr If ll ney nfi M iki I'nAw i pin— wUrt m nmrnrTVHmHluwl ml fkarMBrrnl Hr UnaUJuanal a ofTW UrraH Juimwl XnUr —ISwtw unit I'liriutf nanrciaa ' 752-212- t of Texas ' Miami Beach Paul Philadelphia y WeatherService-Up'Above'ifeat- The AccuWOather ' : rn cdy dr dr - 80 65 forecast for noonSaturday May 13 r "rigxi'nsa -- 0 10 Oa 11 11 1 10a 100a 110a Irvine John Burns provost at Texas Tech University in Lubbock Texas and Eugene Gar- -' Cia dean of the Graduate area also features hot mineral baths mountain bike and hikSchool of Education at the like trails and areas University of California at picnic ing : Dripping Springs and Aguirre ' Berkeley The regents had narrowed Springs Las Cruces is described by travel guides as the field of finalists to two ear-- small-tow- n America with a lier this week they said and border-tow- n n twist It is Gogue and Garcia were invitd for great weather ed back separately for second and a spirit of fun that interviews in Albuquerque It shows in the frequent fiestas was during those interviews Like USU NMSU is a that Regents said they were instituconvinced Gogue was the right Carnegie I tion And because both instichoice tutions share the same mascot Gogue told The Herald Jour nal for his that he will start the new cheer can new Gogue constituents by yelling “Go ' job without an agenda “I want to go and be a good Aggies” When he interviewed in New Mexico this spiring listener and a good student of Gogue said he was te&sed " the culture and the people" he about the USU basketball said “and then decide where team NMSU will actually be we at New Mexico State ought Gogue’s third Aggie school logo:" because Texas A&M where Gogue said he has been Gogue served as a professor of privileged to work With out-- : plant science shared the same standing students faculty and nickname staff who have made USU one instituThe NMSU presidency will of the top be vacated by William Conroy tions in the country He also when his contract expire June praised the USU Board of 30 Conroy a former executive Trustees Board" of Regents vice president was promoted and Commissioners Office for in 1997 after the regents fired their support and trust his predecessor J Michael ' A national search for Orenduff Gogue’s replacement will The other finalists under begin shortly Emert said An consideration by the search interim - provost will be committee were Rodolfo appointed following Qogue's Arevalo provost at the Unideparture in July The process Pan American could take up to a year to Texas of versity in Edinburgh Texas Jill Beck dean of the School of Arts at well-know- year-roun- ) land-gra- nt - land-gra- nt ion chief with the Los Alamos Blaze Fire Department “We didn't have a chance 4 Continued from Page 1 Feldman were delighted to find their home was still stand- - ing joy” said Mrs Feldman “I was people at buildings throughout the city prepared to find just nothing and all of a sudden there it is” Firefighters worked fever- ishly to stanch the week-ol- d blaze that was deliberately set : ' to burn brush at Bandelier National Monument but escaped to slice through about 28000 acres like a white-hsickle by this morning The official who ordered the con- trolled burn was placed on : vW: £ leave Thursday The fire was growing at a slower pace this morning as winds calmed Winds of up to 25 mph were expected today Temperatures were expected to and be in the low to mid-70- s the minimum relative humidity was expected to be around 20 percent said fire spokes- woman Chris Judson “Thai's a big help That’s a good start said Judson ot The improved conditions firefighters dropped their ' equipment and ran for safety “It came roaring down like a freight train off the moun- - tain’’ said Ed Pullian a battal- - Wfl CwtMcataa ala avaUaMa GAR0CN arc IWw IMnmMW&t WMWI AH AH strong enough to withstand the crash of a 747 “These materials are in the best place given the fire” Johnson said after the flames passed by “There hasn’t been the release of anything dangerous again there's not going to k'- There was still some potential danger posed by a hazardous waste area in nearby White Rock where asbestos low-lev- el radioactive waste and PCBs are stored in steel drums and fiberglass com- Insursncs sccsplsf stars gursnta HARRIS DENTURE DESIGN 1 Franklin Id (435) 751-381- eDay Only - Saturday May 12th ' ' Se I I I I I I BIouboi Coats Swaatara Tloa Slacks Skirts No Limit With Coupon tEacludnn Lnnttmra Fura Sundnn nno Bridnl Gowns) 9ti04 00 facilities fire-resista- nt mfffmmmmt DRY CLEANING SPECIAL Join usfor Motto's Day in of Love and Appreciation on Mother’s Day SmmHundmdiotDoamt Compand to OmtlalM Prim m JL VWjHi : At the weapons lab flames burned trailers and portable buildings rolled past concrete bunkers containing explosives and came within 300 yards of a plutonium storage facility Lab officials insisted dangerous materials were protected A Lasting Reminder REVOJUTONARY ICmWMmmnI rVl GUARANTEED COMFORT African hanging pound containers “From the Lab to You No Denrst Visns Requreo” LotfoM III City CnCiif Ba Brick fireplaces and chim- rieys were the only things remaining of some homes while others were left virtually unscathed A basketball hoop remained intact on one driveway its net singed but still be’ represented a significant turnaround from Thursday At one point the blaze surged so fero- that kept tory which employs 7000 “It was relief It was ciously We retreating retreating retreat- ing and kept getting overran’' Los Alamos 70 miles north of Albuquerque is home to the Lbs Alamos National Labora- DENTURES lofheiyQkiu Ck 0f provided b Astro Data' the University of California ter in Alamogordo and the festive Ciudad Juarez The EL OSs In Sm HChW ESEU'EEU ’O--CkE- ure Jackats 4D0-9D- 0 Call now for reservations 7S2S384 South Main I I I I "For die Sweetest In Town" Tu-Li- ps 306959 I I I I I I I for Your Wife I Logan UT Parking in CoklwtU Banker' just south of antaumK 91 57 ' Drotcas 119 cdy 'Y‘ Per Carment ‘Dinner 16 75 61 - ’ WaMaNwavaanaaBesK Crunch 54 61 St dr 41 ' ' id Forest White Sands National Monument the Space Cen- And year2000 dr cdy Regional Temperatures Bryce CnynNP 72 30 000 78 38 000 Cedar City Green River 90 50 000' 69 33 039 Ogden Pleasant Grove 72 36 012 Price : 84 36 000 65 35 029 SaltLakeCity SL George 92 54 000 Vernal 74 40000 Wendover 64 36 000 Zion NP 90 46 000 fy 66 60 27: m 84 72 01 dr 88 76 cdy 89 66 147 cdy " 77 55 dr 89 74 cdy dr - - Bomtoispsral0hl0itMvsmluioaonMforlhsdty Highs today were forecast to reach the 40s and 50s across the northern Plains northern Great Lakes and higher elevations of the Rockies and Great Basin the 60s and 70s across the Central Plains Northeast and Northwest the 80's and 90's across the Gulf Coast and Desert Southwest and near tOO degrees across portions Anocrson's Scso 8 m 04 cdy 65 37 Kansas City LosAngeles 'A' ’ - ically Rising in the ENEin the eariy evening sky is the bright star Vega no other star is brighter in its area The name Vega comes irom Arabic and describes a plunging eagle and was 11 Babylon as the ‘messenger of light' said 27 13 cdy ’ 09 07 staff students and administrators to support their decision “I cal for all of us to unite behind our new president? he 1 dr dr dr 65 40 34 73 47 A storm system off the Northeast coast was bringing showers and isolated thundershowers to the region earlier today while another storm system was strengthening in the Mississippi Valley Tornadoes struck parts of Iowa and Kansas late Thursday In northeast Iowa twisters cut a swath about 1 12 miles wide damaging residences City Hall and a least 10 people were injured one critAt home nursing Cache Valley forecast provided by National Continued from Page 01 cdy 64 55 57 87 62 57 - 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