Show r AS — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Wednesday July 10 2002 Forecast for Wednesday AcCUW6NttWcom mid-9-0s Lows In the upper 50s ths 50s Chance of showers on Sunday thaupperSOs Synopsis: High pressure aloft wll remain over the Great Basin through the week Moisture wM move westward along the Utah and Arizona border through Thursday IQOwfe ' v ' — ' iriMOaLowsln Highs remain In rfs t J iwoefclwml ooux J George iliOTMrfr- - From tho nows wiro ' T-- o Thunderstonns rolled out of the lower Great Lakes on Tuesday and more storms spread inland along the Gulf Coast and the lower Atlantic Coast Showers and storms moved across the lower Great Lakes into the Ohio Valley and parts of the Northeast By afternoon thunderstonns were scattered over parts of Illinois Indiana and Ohio and radar showed rain falling across wide areas of Pennsylvania and New Yak state A few thunderstorms also extended through West Virginia into' Virginia and showers stretched eastward from New York state into parts of Connecticut Massachusetts Vermont and New Hampshire In the Southeast rain and thunderstorms spread across much of Florida during the afternoon and also stretched into' southeastern Georgia and along die coast of South Carolina To the west scattered afternoon thunderstonns formed along the coast of die Gulf of Mexico and moved intd die Florida Panhandle southern sections of Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana and all along die Texas coast Tuesday’s temperatures around the Lower 48 states ranged from a morning low of 30 at Stanley Idaho to a midday reading of 106 at Needles Calif The highest heat index based on a combination of temperature and humidity was 113 at Ardmore Okla Local tomporaturos Up abovo Alstanac Sunset: 9:06 Just 10 hours earlier the moon had passed near Mercury about 13 degrees from the sun Now at 1 pm '“"‘Kylf pereent UVlMex: ‘10 (Wry High) Msmury is now at asoendbig node on the ecliptic plane Early tomorrow at 426 the moon wi be at new Conditions: Cloar VMMHty: lOmHes 1st quarter July 17 1103 MOT Lawn Water use: 5 days between watering water with 1 inch Mkm astronomyWrochetineMcom The AccuWeatheroom foraoast 100 AaeuWMBar cr© a - early-morni- restric-tionst- he - Continued Outlaw Craig Call die former lawmaker wbo serves is foe position is a free resource for private property owners in disputes with governmental froaA4 and quasi --governmental agen- University of ' city win duly condemned and work has begiuron the 400 South light rail line ' Property condemnation is rightfully perceived by moot cilizensas one of the more odious qf government powers' d Lawmakers themselves this whenfoey created seal-ize- ty ombudsman in J997- - V cies A Legislature thatkaw the wisdom to create such a position ought not to turn arnmd urt grant Eminent rinmnin authority to the UTA Ralher A ought to commence a ' ' reviewof those 451 entities currently oijoying this power could be lo see if foe number v down paired ng 91 087 ' fa noon ' dr ody cdy dr dr dr' dr dr ody dr m dt cdy ody 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 Wadneediy Juty 10 aSmoMwv1 E3 m m o E EHj 1 bT'Astro'Data Budget ar - - NorioOtVa continue to I was disappointed that the House didn’t” ' Leavitt said The new budget will spend Continued from Al Continued from Al $178 million from the tobacco settlement fund It needed for buildings instead of cut-of ' Department which had had approval from no division charged solely foe Legislature to pass which fbr the disabled i with prosecuting corporate meant support from the minor“It’s a shame that we let fraud He proposed' doubling ity party the maximum prison terms The legislators said they ideological principles stand in the way of practical results” for such fraud to 10 yean and were worried that after patchstrengthening laws mat crimi-ing this budget bole there ii more money left forfiituto "Bi i trimming public education arid other forms of obstnic-tio- n Ml :atIohhHimc3ck rainy days has had $42 million in cuts in of justice The new budget would dig Funds “It will take more the 2002 and 2003 budgets He endorsed guidelines into the state’s highway fund than just one speech” EducaUtah to the the York New Seth On the other hand accodiiig proposed by taking a total of $664 million tion Association Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Tuibe former SEC enforceOnly about $5 million more in : GOP lawmakers also agreed undedicated money would to keep people with personal ment chief for the New York financial interests in a comto put back $6 million into the remain in foe fund region said increased prison pany off its board of directors terms will do nothing to deter pa for some human services ' Along with another $10 ' n and corrections oograms the audit’ committee And he in the state’s rainy day misdeeds because “Businessfund that leaves just $13 mil- governa had balked at cut-sought a ban on private loans' men cire about money not between chief executives and jail” lion in revenue to use if anothsenators adopttheir companies er budget shortfall crops up Mark Zandi chief econoHe asked Congress fora ed foe plan aa presented Bui Senate President Al mist for the Economyxom and Securities said lawMansell firm summarized HouseRepubhcans endorsed stronger consulting makers were leery of dredging' Bush's approach as: “All that the compromise only after Exchange Commission — one with 100 new enforce voting that $2 million in water foe state’s shallow reserves is needed is to throw the bad subsidies should be funneled ment officers plus more “The Legislature is not apples out of the proverbial one time the info and fund an extra general barrel” investigators quite convinced we’ve seen $ 1 00 million to work with our last deficit” he said only not on an ongoing basis “The problems appear and pledged to “use die full Even foe compromise plan more systemic however and as the governa hadwanted this said that Leavitt i change brooder weight of the law to expose action” dangerously drains the state's require wouldn't be a budget deal and root out corruption” Zandi said predicting that emergency fund he said That breaker and he would trot use Goldman Sachs American could mean tax increases or Bush’s plan will do little veto to his power of severe program cuts if foe more dun “tempoarily Express and ConEd were Mock the change state’s nnweef continue to ' standi the bleeding in finanamong the companies that V “I stood with the deal and I slide r bought tables at the luncheon cial markets” The special session on the latest like foe! ”We hanif new contract budget shotfollbeun f We’re just trying to get a June 26 and continued Mon- we renegotiate die contract V die on whetherorna that’s ' there wiU be more detail and day andlhesday Bv law foe jqjpropriate” -- : subsimore accountability for what’s state’s budget must be bal-CVBFs services are anced Utah’s budget has been Continued fromAl dized by the county The com- - going on” Gibbons said Hamud to flat receives a taking luts as tax collections SlJXX) According pany ' Smithfield-base- d come in lower than expected Cache Valallowing frre diqxisal of monthly reimbursement In May foe Legislature had to ‘ residents Products cover casses helps the county tbe amount of ley By fix a $138 numon budget who could not bring in the its bases while a contract is services rendered Hamud deficit in foe previous fiscal 'said' hammered out carcasses themselves The ' However thesovieeisfiee yeac : However the company county is currently in the In ofoer wok foe lawmakits wants more only if carcasses are disposed process c£ voted to cut foeirown pay ers The rrf sontract with tbe company ”I1i county independently they’re losiiig: from $120 to $100 a day for Can provide garbage pickup Cadbe VaDey By Products moneyCamctimanDaner wilf actually accept dead ani s feeTf the county has to foe test of the yeai saving the Gibbons toldthe coundl stMd $25 JXX) That’s about sure council But the but isn't mals if they're na pkk up tbe animal we charge much as it costs for one day of $26 in the county and $20 in fiedb then they charge people v tbe additional funds inn war- ' a legislative special session V Hamud clarified ranted Hence the heed for a': Logan for them” Lemon said' organized by The Association fa a' Better New Yak whose members include maja CEOs in Manhattan Stocks whose indexes have dropped to five-yelows amid the scandals continued to fall as Bush spoke “Investor sentiment and confidence in the market will ‘ only improve if they see some teeth behind some of these proposals” said WH Fraud Trash 93 73 69 L 16 m cdy 78 Naw Oriaaha New York few CacheValley forecast provided bNationaLWeatherServiceTS5Up'AboveifeaturepfbVided Logan's environmental divi- sion said such action would not be taken Collection will begin no earlier than 7 am in Continued from A1 residential areas even with the change in law he said muffle the sound but he has The intent of the law he said been unable to bring the service is to allow commercialgarbage into compliance with city law collection to continue legally in ' “We don't want to impact the morning hours rather than people’s lives and interfere forcing it into the afternoon with their sleep” he said “but when traffic and pedestrians at the same time we have a may pose a safety concern responsibility to serve our cusStill another hnportartt jsxue r tomers and take care of their remains Hamad said Garbage refuse in a timely manner” collection funs more efficiently Though later pick-u- p hours in the morning hours he said would eliminate the noise There are fewer parked cars issue Larsen said the safety fewer pedestrians on die side ramifications may be a remedy walk and fewer vehicles on the worse than the disease street to work around Scotl Douglas safety coordiHamud said the delays nator for Logan city agreedcaused by those factors could “WiD il increase the safety require another employee risk? 1 would guarantee it” he another vehicle to reach all of Said “By adding more people the garisage bins and mare care we are setting with die proposed law Even accident” for an our drivers up change Larsen said he is trying He spake af blind alleys that to address die complaints of would pose a particular safety city residents concerning threat during peak traffic hours disturbances But changingfoe noise collection routes said He issue separate been'rescheduled to minihave By exempting garbage trucks on mize the sound impact surrounding from the city’s city could thebredcal-- ‘ neighborhoods The law change will be dis ly roDeci refuse at 3 ajn cussed in at 6:13 pan tonight outside a residential home and in the Login Municipal Chamexceed foe 50 decibel standard bers 255 N Main SL lssa Hamud director of :MtanBKh68 ’ By the Associated Press KL0££j) V Oklahoma City 90 71 01 Omaha 94 73 86 68 110 63 92 68 Ratio 8acremenlo 90 60 St Louis 92 73 San Francisco 69 66 88 66 8pokano 96 72: Tbpaka TUcson " 106 73 64 67 WaahlngtqnDC Regional Ihmpareturea ' 54 Btyroe CanyonNP 91 4 99 59 ' Cedar CNy Hogle Zoo V'-- f 98 65 ' V f:'95 63 Ogden ' Provo 100 59 SaRLakd Ctty 97 67 111 79 SLQeotge 99 70 Wendover EXTENDED THURSDAY Clear and sunny Sumy and warm highs In the lower to wNhhighelnlhe 550 Temperatures indtoate TUasdaa high and overnight low to 8 pm twecaet tor daytime condMonehlahtowterafiturea TODAY SwKSunriee: National toaporafuroij'i Cache Valley euHoak Utah outlook v three-fourt- hs o ’ mil-lio- a dy line-ite- m v" : ‘ : a fa : ’ fa u : a-- OMpnMimmMaiHeaMWV uimsmnfflcnmimu v npowi i0u flUfl flnMUi : ' nmif qumpni ivprang ' VQUR ANNUITY' 8omsnnuNieenropayfng9to12paMnrw49i mmwptiMm 00 NOT WMF & " 1 -- ' FWoUitollnsursnciCompenlMiinBi : : ' YOU TO KNOW : CMfor)OUF9REEnduca9onbooldelonARPr YiwAfHiieufFNgisnf AtoiltodwigndtehtoieotoNlninett '' r v soncfinfbtiigfNtoitoWF cti Mtos (Mining Nqm4 For your FREC copy V' r : : |