| Show Tf f AS —The Herald Journal Logan Utah Monday June ammms3s CSiW llteh outlook Cacho Valloy outlook 'WVwi ' gacisa V "‘ ? Forecast wil be partly doudy and cooler with north winds 10 to 20 1' y - - - irph Hghs low 80s mnra r 620 -- t 'tf “ ’ ' ' 01 AcouWsut !' 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': ' mmute paiise McVeigh’s head v remained fixed his eyes still Mating officially began it was 810 un EDT v Mc but they began to glass over i rolling iq just slitlyHispale skin began to turn slightly yellow almost jamidiced At 8:11am the guard said the second drug had ben administered The warden kxAed straight ahead glancing down at t McVeigh just occasionally The convicted bomber’s lips v began to turn the slightest tinge of blue He Was still His eyes remained open 'y It was 8:14 ajn ' v v Hu jnmiy -- W Ma mmm ' Then again ailenix One of the IV lines extending through the wall ramped slightly as die first chemical began flowing iVriswadowed hard IBs moved Slightly from side to eye aide IBs chest moved up and down and his Ups twice puffeq air out as if r o i: Olympic judges and Utah coaches Nikon did coach the alfeged victim in gymnastics according to die court rccotd On Friday Logan investigators say they found a “book of victims” in their search of Nilson’s home The alleged n victim reportedly told police that had showed him his name in a book with many others The book also contained a description of the abuse according to Logan Police Lt Kevin Christensen Investigators also removed a diary pornographic materials and computer disks thM may contain pornography from the property Christensen add they hope that if there are other victims they may now cone forward but he doesn’t fed tiie names in the book will lead to other investigations at this time “This is one of those tragedies that just makes you sick” Christensep said “But in die interest of justids we just have to gq ahead and do our jobs” : NUson will be arraigned in 1st Dis trict Court on Wednesday afternoon In addition to her recognition as a gymnastics coftch Nilson is known to many Cache Vidley residents for her views She has C outspoken “pro-lifwritten numerous letters to tiie editor over the years decrying abortion including at least four in the past 18 rj mnnth Nil-so- Rate of Idle teens improves Utah saw a 13 percent decrease in he was trying to maintain consciousness A guard in die witness room announced the first drug had been administered Tfcn minutes had nJhfiki — gave die victim pomograiy and nude photos of herself over s period of years The court affidavit states that die alleged abuse occurred in both Logan and Cache Valley Nilson is a gymnastics coach in die valley She has coached alledly -- xxgldd-scountkc20- Tfcen Continued from A1 per-too- 1 Utah’s rate teen deaths by dent hmnicide'ahd suicide feU by 26 ’ percent between 1990 and 1998 The national rate decreased from 71 deaths per 100000 teens in 1990 to r 54 in 1998' Coach out rate declines till the 6atk(n'a&P'' n cxPcrienC®d w increase of 13 gramiovefdiej cent in high school dropouts in 1998 named the Utah State Boys Gymnastics Coach of die Year by the Junior (8 percent) than reported in 1990(9 NatumsUy the share of 16 to 19 who dropped out of school fell from 10 percent in 1990 to9 percent in 1998 Arizona and Nevada rqxrtted die worst rates in the nation Ibendeatii rate falls - (Mb well-kno- i The national child death rate fell from 31 deaths in 1990 to 24 in : 1998 Only Iowa and Wyoming V' experienced an increased rate - into the camera nrdy Miniting Breaking tile silence dm warden began reciting tbe’chargea using a 323 1 fdlby fowpitinUtah(xnn-- i pared to a 23 percent decline wide - from 25 to 24 per i i 752-212-1 m cdy 69 81 ‘ 'to?? 100000cirdlges V 4 dr W26 rMM a— h rafefeidi decreMea nH iQQRthrhiM death rate(numbff of deaths pef ' : “ End Each Monday The Herald Journal apoGgbts someone who helps in the (xxWnunity If you know of a good neighbor please telephone iCHyEc cdy 87 70 61 cdy 10277 dr 76 73308 m - I 1 i 8d75 wide Utah’s teen birth rate also showed improvement The number of births per 1000 females ages 15 to 17 fell in 1990 to 22 in 1998 The teen birth rate decreased by 19 percent nationwide between 1990 and 1998 The teen birth rate fell from 37 in 1990 to 30 in 1998 The teen birth rate decreased in every state except Mississippi om belly ii Thursday afternoons bring the Child poverty rate decUnes' popular dance at Sunshine Terrace which Yoder says he never misses Between 1990 and 1998 the child “We dance with residents and poverty rate in Utah fell by 19per-pus-h thewhrrldwiiifbrdie people pvent and by 19U1KBJild poverty wbo don’t dance muchj hcsaid 0' rate in Utah was Aa second lowest “We do a taafpctiiiitpllidnfrlu iinlhe country of here and I love iL- Katonimirr-“OncUtah children uoe fcrto&a poverty a rnonth we hive a birthThe national child poverty rati 20 percent in 1990 and 1998 day party for the people who’ve had a birthday We go on (xcnics in the summer and fishing!up in Low Mrfli weight rate SmithfiekL I always loved to go i wrong direction The share ot Utah babies finhing and hunting and camping up in the mountains !’ ve always been weighing less than 55 an outdoqr person” increased by 18 percent between 1990 and 1998 — from 57 to 67 Yoderjs supervisors arc quick to praise his willingnessto help and v per thousand live births— which is twice the increase seen nationally say they couldn’t do without him “He’s awesome” said Linda during this period Gabriel a recreational therapist v Nationally the share of babies “He always goes above andbeyond bom with a low birth weight the call of dirty and it’s wondafiiL” climbed 9 percent between 1990 and 1998 In 1998 76 percent of babies Nancy Bennett another therapist pointed out that the large number of were bom weighing less than 56 patients makes dedicated volunteers pounds up from 7 percent in 1990 such as Yoder indispensable AH states except for Georgia deterio“We have five therapists and 171 rated on this measure patients and we try to have two major activities a day for diem" she said “Jack js so helpful” Yoder’s volunteer wexk keis him busy but it’s almost relaxing after a lifetime of Navy service and Continued fromAl horsewrangtine “1 followed the rodeo for three ' years when I was younger and I OklahoinkCity always liked to help people break KYeiglr'Was strapped to a gur- -: K their horses” he said “It’s always a neyaligfrt beautiful wonderful thing to serve ovtraboirt You just have to love people and —r :ctrannghiaarma r have a desire to help and serve them I aijoy it hoe tad you belkve how jou T Honolulu Houston Las Vegas New Orleans New York Qty Philadelphia : 22 Haber City Ogden Park City Provo Richfield Salt Lake City efeSe Utah ranked fourth in the nation in this indicator and featured a 25 percent improvement between 1990 nod 1998-fr7:5 per thousand live births to 56 Between 1990 and 1998 the number of infant deaths per 1000 live births declined by 22 percent nationwide In 1990 there were 92 deaths per 1000 live births compared s ' 80 62 The AocuWbathei forecast for nobn1Uesday June 12 Temperatures were expected in the 60s overthe northern Roddes and Pacific Northwest in die 70s and 80s in the northern Plains Northeast the northern Great Basin and Cafifornia coast in the 80s and 90s over the central Plains and MidhestHorida and the western Thnnessee Valley and in the 100s across Southwest Temperatures across the Lower 48 states Sunday : ranged from a high of 1Q9 in Blythe Calif to a tow of Saranac bake NY Infant mortality rate improve"" dramatically £ Cheer - ’ Flint - DngmeiLAweaKoroomrmMwv 328 83 52 Puts of Missusippi Alabama Georgia and Florida were expecting more than an inch of rain by the evening resulting in scattered flooding particularly in the Lower Mississippi Vidley Showers and thunderstorms were expected by early afternoon in the Ohio Valley and all of New England which could exceed one inch in a few regions A few isolated stonns were to develop along the ‘ southeastern coast of Tfexas In the West cloudy and cod conditions were expected in the northern Rockies and Pacific Northwest with a 1 hdu 6 (high) - t YoursundUtewibeontime toniorrow Three Interesting events wRh regents to Mars begin tomorrow when Mars le at opposition oppoatetfie sun n the eky This alao means Mamie atite nunaany: 10 potvoni the in percent chance By The Associated Press 962 W ' Z of showers and thunderstorms highs in the upperGOe ' Up above Almanac Moon: Last quarter June 14 PortlandOrs cdy Breezy with 70 From tho hows wire v Luca! tomperaturos UV dr 107 BO 79 68 85 58' 68 57 Pittsburgh Pocatello r unMDT synopro: n mucn iirongur cow ironi wi pusn hud NOfur west Utah early Tuesday and across the state by bte ' evening R wM bring molsture to the north and east Tuesday and much coder temperature statewide Wednesday coux & 'i" "(:? at he: Phoenix' ’ EXTENDED TUESDAY cnzHica vg(:v 3r I MS' rasigwFi i : 'v- vv r National temporaturos rr ' TTemperatures Indicate previous day's high and overnight low to 6 Isrwr ' : t EM: Forecast (or Tliesday yr“ II 2001 11 ’ T V W': I e” abortion to rape saying: “When some people want to commit evil acts it is' for us to irmxise morality on them WbjaU rapists Wfe should jail ' abortionists” rirt i msm v- - 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