| Show A10 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Friday July 12 2002 ' Uook!onlineJo 'Vaili ib ITHElWEATHER Forecast for Friday ACCuWeather JOffl torecaat tor daytime condtoona hioMow tamoerstufee OfflO PrQru p O iiyuyiSp ILUUuLJ - J VLr-- NEK m : vjft— f ' ' J Tr Mi if jF' 'Ty T rl - f i 1- ' ' StH hot and Highs In the upper sunny with highs 90s and lows In the near 100 Lows mkWOe upper 50s '?V Hghs remain near 100 trough the weekend lows In tie 60s i Synopsis: A very warm high pressure system will remain over the area through the weekend A little moisture will V f 'T y (IldhifM ji nie vf EXTENDED SATURDAY Sumy and veiy hot - ‘ w TODAY 1 remain over extreme southwestern Utah tomorrow but a very dry air mass will cover the entire are this weekend :1 ‘ From the news wiro By The Associated Press A heat wave gripped the West again on Thursday afternoon with temperatures climbing over 100 degrees in several cities Just after norm the mercury had risen to 107 in Bakersfield Calif and to 100 degrees in Reno Nev The Northeast was quiet with clouds from Maine to Local temperatures r National tomporaturbs Cacho Valley outlook Utah outlook IfilP u1 79 62 PNtadaiptila Temperature indcata Thursday ‘ 111 88 high and overnight low to 8 pm Eastern Time 57 77 Plttstwrgh HI Lo Pro Otic Reno 108 68' 75 49 dr AJbanyNY 100 72 Sacramento AKxiquerque 91 65 02 cdy 88 65 8antaFe Atlanta 85 72 J09 m 80 64 Baltimore Tucson : 104 77 cdy ' Boise 109 69 dr YbahlrigtarvDiCL 81 65 Boston 75 58 dr Regional Temperaturee 85 52 dr Cheyenne 102 64 Brigham City 74 65 dr Chicago DaNas--R Worth 96 78 48 84 m Bryce CanyonNP ' 84 58 37 dr Denver 101 72 Canyonlands 88 54 Flagstaff cdy Cedar City 94 62 Grand Rapids 77 54 dr 99 73 HogleZoo Honolulu 88 77 dr 98 69 Ogden 81 64 cdy Indianapolis Provo m 99 63 Kansas City 86 66 Las Vegas 106 89 Richfield cdy 94 53 Louisville 85 69 cdy Salt Lake City 98 67 94 75 13 cdy Memphis St 109 62 George Miami Beach 84 74 M m 98 70 Tooele m New Orleans 94 75 Wendover New York City 78 63 99 72 dr The AccuWeathereom forecast for noon Friday July 12 sag r-reri t -- dr ? cdy dr m dr cdy cdy cdy '! 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 cc mica WMMWNlMniNllllill 10 Vermont In the central United States clouds enveloped much of lower North Dakota through southwest Wisconsin Up abovo Almanac Sun: Sunrise: 6:01 Sunset: 9:05 The moon is now 24 degrees o( the Beehive Cluster at 1 the moon Hke Earth Because pm has a tut it too has different “north poie" stars just like Earth One trip through the Earth's dHTering pole stars would take 25800 years The moon only takes 186 years north-northea-st Humidity: 15psrcent ' UV Index: 10(VeryHigh) Conditions: Clear Visibility: 10 miles Hook 1st quarter July 17 11:03 MOT Lawn Water use: 5 days between watering water with 1 BstronomyOrockatnuULcom inch and the southern Plains Rain and occasional thunderstorms lingered over southern Minnesota central and eastern Iowa and northwestern Illinois Rain also swept through middle Missouri southern Kansas and northern Oklahoma and scattered thunderstorms were reported toward the Texas panhandle and along the eastern New Mexico border Kentucky through the northern Gulf States the central arid southern Appalachians and were mostly cloudy A few showers were found over Tennessee The Carolina northern Georgia northern Alabama and southern Mississippi saw showers and thunder- storms Stronger storms were reported south of Atlanta Arkansas along the Florida coastlines Mid-Atlant- ic 0 0 EI3 E23 ' EH o 3 —y m HO—W Cache Valley forecast provided bV NationaLWeatherServicerrSff Up'Abovejfeature’provided b Astro' Data' Kids Continued from A1 : : Town for Continued from A1 US kids A report released Friday by the Federal Mepuervy Faum on GNc More youngsters ages 2 to 5 had a good diet — 27 percent in 1998 up from 21 percent in 1996 ' Numerous measures did not change: in 2000 16 percent of children lived in poverty 76 percent of toddlers' got the recommended immunizations and 87 percent of young adults fin- ished high school Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson urged Americans “to rededi- cate our efforts as a nation and as individuals to protect children provide them opportunity and good examples and build foundations that will last their lifetimes” In a special feature this year die report found that in 2001 19 percent of children had at least one parent born outside die United States up from 14 ' percent in 1994 Some good news and Family Statistics shows encouraging news for America's children Percent of children under age 18 covered by health ifurance 117 188 20001 Deaths before the first birthday per 1000 five births 170 1000 females ages : 15 to 17 i999aBMMaBaaBaaaa—Bi 2 setting “It’s very difficult to attract the hometown business because they’ve been con sumed by the big box store” city manager Jim Gass said other zfcttfogmattefsf Reed Elder wtafowns ty at 600 Souttnmd was concerned that rezoning the four acres of land from M 1 (manufacturing) to agricultural would also devalue his property “If you change it (the zoning) we will look at it as taking” Elder said “If! would have known that his was going to be rezoned agricultural property 1 would have never bought it” If the zoning change was to go through Elder said he might consider pursuing die matter legally: go fSfwRti” said Opinions differed on whether to rezone certain (resiproperty from dential 1 2000 square feet) to (residential 10000 square feet) By making die lots smaller some property owners would be allowed to subdivide lots thus creating the potential for interblock development “Would you ramersee a pile irather jAtaperty tlent Jty& Stiff fitted die council She would like to subdivide her large lot and put in retirement homes Other residents came to the meeting to talk about proarea posed residential ' changes Some coundlmembers didn’t seem convinced a zoning change was needed “I have some problems with it" councilmember Janice Mikkelsen said “I don’t like interblock development” Real estate agent Diane West said that die larger lots are a selling point for people looking to buy in Smithfield ' “When I sell houses they like the large kits that aren't compacted” West said No official decision was made in thr meeting and the council is expected to decide on the proposed changes at a future meeting R-l-- 12 R-l-- 10 'Inesi- - Births per 2ooowmmmmmmmzT Percent of 10th graders who reported smoking daily in the previous 30 days ' 2000 Notice Ricci Continued from A1 Continued from A1 wmmmmmmmmm i4 sole focus of die investigation” said Salt Lake City Police Oiief Rick Dinse Ricci is in prison on unrelated parole violations Two weeks ago Ricci said an exhaustive search of his home arid belongings ty police had turned up nothing Smith said the charges were die result of his client’s cooperation with police “I want to emphasize — as Chief Dinse said this morning that the charges are for conduct that occurred over cine year ago and have nothing whatsoever to do with the disappearance of Elizabeth Smart’’ Smith said Thursday afternoon : “I think they’re trying to bring as much pressure to bear on turn as possible” he said Ricci’s wire has said her hui-- ' band was with her the night v Elizabeth was abducted Smith said Ricci’s wife is beth’s abduction her sister Mary Katherine Smart told police the man who toqk Elizabeth was Wearing a similar tan haL Police also have confiscated Ricd’a 1990 Jeqi Cherokee sriiidi he received from Ed Smart Elizabeth’s fattier in exchange for his handyman work “We aid not press the police in anyway to make these charges” said Angela Smart Dilmke Elizabeth’s aunL Ricci worked in “every room of die Smart hone” Smith said He told his attorney that he enjoyed hearing Euzabeth arid her sister ing their harps as he did repairs around the home resident slept in the same ' living person to public hatred room according to the contempt or ridicule” Percent of children ages 3 to 5 charges The issuance of criminal who are read to every day by a Ricci who worked as a rare defamation citations is family member handyman in both homes Geiersaid 1999 S—S— n—SUB54 admitted to the crimes charg-- “It’s one of those (cases) 2001 documents said OnttieNet: that you’re not going to pursue ingHowever Ricci’s attorney "America's Children" report SOURCE: Federal Interagency Forum AF unless you got a habitual situK said the David Smith SWUtici on and CNU FamNy htfoVchfldBtatsgov ation and I think that's what documents do hot charging we have in this case” Geier necessarily reflect accurately and “ She’s got a history ' what Ricci told the police He gation to see if we can deterbut I don’t know die would not comment further on mine the source or if 'specifics” or the not” the matter printing money - Ricci will make his initial To Geier’s knowledge the Chattertonsaid Continued from A1 man has never court appearance Wednesday 49Lyear-ol- d Ytaderson is reportedly been arrested or prosecui ted on morning being held on one charge of from Salt Lake City who then Because police consider possession of counterfeit Unit- - charges specified in the notes took over die investigation ed States currency with intent he said himacareer criminal Ricci Chattertonsaid faces to life in prison for to defraud ' “Obviously we wouldn't ‘A these up ' On Thursday a federal Chatterton said he didn’t charges Ricci will not have die defamation (charges)' was for warrant issued arrest think Anderson had speht any because be allowed bail said Salt Lake (if they were true) Andersdn and be was transat Cache Valley District Attorney David the of "credible' " money that would be public ' ferred from die Cache County ' businesses “We have ho evi- - ' Yocom Police' whohave consistent- said ' Investigators have said " Jail by the Secret Service to a dence that any of diii pafticu-- : ly refused to comment on Information related to' die Salt Lake Gty jail Ricci 48 is at die top of their lar money was 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