Show ' A14 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday July 14 2002 Tmmrnpmmmmm Forecast for Sunday ACCUWeathefcom National tompbraturosV Cacho Valley outlook Utah outlook Temperatures Mkiate Saturday’s high and overnight low to 8 pm Eastern Time Hi Lo Pro Odk 86 54 AbanyNY cdy' 96 68 ' Albuquerque cdy Atlanta '83 69 16 m ' 81 62 Baltimore cdy 110 79 Boise cdy Boston 87 64 dr 91 57 dr Cheyenne 82 57 dr Chkmgo Daltas-- R Worth 90 71 03 cdy 79 61 Dayton cdy Denver 90 59 dr m 92 56 Flagstaff Grand Rapids 84 55 dr tomcaeT tof devUme conditions htcMcw Wmoerlur— ' ‘ i1 rrlsriiijiwciiyiionsr TODAY MONDAY EXTENDED Sunny early Ihen becoming partly Partly cloudy with Alttiecooier wth chances of showers and cloudy In tfie after--: nooa Chance of NEK ' m "V J'- lfcwb104‘ni - - evening showers and thunderstorms Highs near 100 lows 60 if SstedO ' v A ' coux 77X11 i "P a20psrcent chance of showers and thunderstorms Highs In thsmidOOsand lows In the lower 50s thunder-stormsOiroug- h Wednesday Cooler with highs in the lower 80s lows in the 60s 02002 AoouWmMw ho 8un: Sunrise: 6:02 Sunset: 9:04 At 9 am today the moon lies at if s closest to Venus at only 37 degrees to Venus is easily Venus' determined due to ITa MKance above the western horizon at sunset No other planet to visible at sunset currently Humidity: 15percent UV Index 10 (Very High) L Conditions: Clear VtsiOWty: 10 miles let quarter Jiiy17'1 103 MDT Lawn Water use: 5 days between rwithl inch Moon: ' astronomy O rocketmailxom While the West spent snother day in sweltering heat rains soaked parts of the Southeast on Saturday while the rest of the nation remained relatively quiet Showers and a few thunderstorms were widely scattered over the Gulf States and from southern Georgia to central Florida where a few storms woe severe St Petersburg and Tampa Fla reported nearly 2 inches of rain and winds gusted to nearly 60 mph around Lake Wales Large portions of the East were under heavy clouds as the Gulf moisture moved north further west steady rains fell over portions of southern Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky Much of die Northeast Great Lakes and Plains states were quiet In the Pacific Northwest light rains were scattered over Washington The rest of the West was dry fair and hot Temperatures in the lower 48 states on Saturday ranged from a high of 108 degrees in Phoenix to a low of 36 degrees in Leadville 46 O"" Q “Com-mand- hospi-tals- WaNl a AP photo o JOD : The Pittsburgh office of the FBI wil unveil six billboards Nke this one throughout the city this coming week hoping to recruit new agents particularly minorities The billboards are part of a nationwide new agents recruitment push to hire i nd “boxy” after several different design changes the housing has begun to blend in well and become “aesthetic” Monson said “That was because the Planning and Zoning Commission took die time and held out” MonContinued from A1 son said d restaurant on the north McDonald's Planmngand Zoning commissioner James ' Marshall said end of Main — don't seem to fit in with the design standards are an intrigusurrounding buildings or neighborhood ing ideal and that as a commissioner he’s been “It's garish" Monson said referring tothe ‘tunifomily disappointed” because of the lack restaurant “If we would have set some stanof desi gn control this city has had dards then maybe it would fit in” fo si recent zoning change discussion busiwould of not owners and real estate professionals have ness only Any type requirements cautioned die City Council not to adopt too ensure a certain standard but also protect buildings that already exist proponents said rigid standards’ Monson agreed “Wb wouldn't tighten it so Moreover some design standards' would help ' ensure (hid businesses that are already estab-much that it would do that (scare away busiin Smithfieldwould lished and ness)” Monson said :''1 Other residents are convinced that tightening only be enhanced standards might be pracricri for resort towns qualir' ‘?eo1lknowusbydleldndtf like Jackson Hole Wyo or Park City but not businesses we have andthat we offer a certain look and foeL” Monson said referring to the Smithfield “You might as well take Jackson Hole or said that she believes the Planning Park City and move them here This will not and Zoning Commission would be receptive to work in Smithfield” said John Sorenson V some kind of design standards “They’ve tried it in Salt Lake City and Ogden “The key is we need to be willing to hold out and it hasn’t worked Why would it work- until we have nice plans” Monson said1 herer : For example one Some residents attending is zoning meeting housing is in a her on good neighborhood Thursday said that Smithfield has s chance development “nice for wait of tQ willing plans example Although the original development plan! was Smithfield fast-foo- ! well-kno- multi-fami- ly - E3 E3 : die system would be purchased or : ' is being ignored” she said1 r paid for later on but that - never “We’re trying to deliver on a We gave happened Continued trap At I them (Cache Counfy) the per- - contractouit’s beerf coodud- y 7 sonal property application” ‘ ed We are tiying our best to ' ' Ingeo's tardy wbrkbn the ' Besides the system has v provide pieces of this program that the county sees as personal property system - C v been improved since die audi slowed the county down '' Hansen added requirements that wete not 7 v- l!: Stones wggested'1 “There have beensome sig- -i part oi the original contrett wrWe were kindof sts loss nifieant changes (to the per-- v That’s the bigger issue” untif we couldget some huih-bev sonal property system) We’ve Thecountyhunbiriansto: A' been' to verify what we’ve woddng on it since they ' remriwrselnigMfortneperr sonal property systeip paid? she emphasized ' - : did the audit Not to'uythst While county officials take i “We’re not going to pay it’s perfect but we’ve made audit the Ingeo systemfngeo 'significant changes fo make them for that” Stones officials are crying fouL sized “Our contract said stuff fester than U funTFust of alL the personal Hsnsensaid (Ingeo) would give us we already had (in our origin 'property application was hot vVrhere is a larger issue at sthket Ingeo Mattering Vice' ncluded in the original con- nil system) usxlle&hince-tract” Product Manager Mike President CSndy Yales insists ments we asked fon WeHansen emphasized “There ' rWe’re hot sure we’re going y already had pinonal property t V was verbal commitment that to get paidfariiis (system) I in our system “ l“i( : 54 79 j a ns - : sky A1140 soldiers perished in the crash along with die four-memb- er crew long-overd- : - - -- fr him home’ "Ruth recalls “My parents elected to have hire brought home but they had to wait four yean because there were so many other boys that the government also had to ' ' bring back" The headstone on Rex’s grave tells quite a bit Only the IS days date of his death after VE Day —piques the curiosity Alongside a carving of an airplane in fixnt of a bulk of clouds it states: ' )t C-4- 6 LIEUTENANT REX LOYAL POND BORN APR 7 1919 TRANSPORT PILOT DIED IN AIR OVER FRANCE MAY231945 f Adjacent tothe headstone is marit- - j consid-p certainty appropriate a small American Legion er ering Alice Pond’s long jsffmadonsrith die women’s : hard-worid- : j auxiliary “She wis patriotic and dedicated” Ruth says of her mother who died in 1988 tf age 92 “She was a person who never gave up no matter what trials and disap-the- ir ng : ' Shortly after Rex’s death Ruth says Alice formed the Cache Vhlley chapter of the American Gold Star Modien — an organization for mother who have lost a son or daughter while they were serving the country1 r“She always sud that moth- hii ers had to pty a price for mendienhip in that oigteuza- - tion” Ruth recalls iiimsm m fflMd am You ns 4d snswin to many Important I'-YOURNMUnY quukns ngtrdng 6amnruiisirpaylfig8to12psryMr)i NORIBKtoyourpitnMa bioiifioi OttnDUiiit ind Birki DONOTIANTYOUTOKNOWI Cri lor your FKCsducafcnllboiMARP “ iRfirf wn uImI i i - wide RexPond was initially buried at q US cemetery in Prance It wasn’t until four years later that his body was returned stateside and interred in the Lewiston Cemetery “They pave us the option of leaving hun there or bringing 10-fe- et ue - : et and te co-pih- 1 46 with die members of some families The people there were very emotionaL They had adopted them as theur own and would take flowers every year to the enter left by the enrol still visible in the forest1 “Until least year they had no idea so many men died At die time they tried to help but the American servicemen closed the area” The' inauguration of the mon-ument took place last month in Prance Rex’s sister Ruth Lloyd who now lives in Salt Lake with her husband Liber- ty attended the ceremony in France along with her daughter Cathy Hansen Ruby Pond the widow of her younger brother Harold andHarold’s son Laity and bis wife Jamie “It was very impressive” Ruth says of the Because the accident took after the end of the war in those who died werp never realty recognized for riieir Sacrifice But a coiqrie of monument At years ago Jacqueline Pailthorp ceremony retiredLL the child of a US soldier and a Col Lowell Barnett die French woman who now lives Weid preih California heard of a US sented the mayor of Thillefontaine with a flag that pilot’s ring that a fiiend had found as a child near die crash was flown over the US Capisite of an American plane tol and spoke of what might Over a half century later have been: “We wonder What great Pailthorp set out to ascertain who the owner of die ting was of these men and eventually traced it teck to ' might have made had they LL Claude Weid — Rex Pond’s lived One can only postdate in die doomed die enhancements to society Her efforts eventually led to collective intellectual flic construction of a monument ' acfaievemenitsorthediildren in Thillefontaiiie to those who and that may have enriched died!-- : future generations In a letter describing the “Their deadis ares reminder to aU of us of the fragility of ' experience Pailthrop wrote: "This monument will bfe life the bnitality of war and somrthingthepeopterriTrilkH how eadi of us must live our fontaine will welcome It wifi lives to the fullest with the be located in the middle of ization that we are onty here for town near dieir own mom short rime”'a ' Following the ceremonies at mentsoastohonoritofien die monument toe procession ! Q then visited the crater leftjby the violent impact of the C-After nearly six decades it still remains about three-fedeep 1 C-4- 6’s gmnoNmr Data "There are some witnesses in this town of about 300 They know that the pilot did everything he could to avoid crash- ing into their town There was a small reunion in tyov 2001 in fM ES3 men o” Paris Just short of die Frendi capitwo tal one'of die conflafire The engines caught gration soon led to the entire wing separating from the rest of the plane aod the Comman-d- o quickly tumbled out of die bAstro rs i j cdy dr ‘ cdy cdy 70 A2 cdy 82 68 ody Wa8hjngtonDC Regional Tbrnperaturee 108 64 000 Brigham City Bryce CanyonNP 93 44 aoo 106 69 000 Canyonlands Cedar City 103 60 aoo! Lakatown 92 55 000 104 71 aoo Ogden Provo 106 61 aoo 102 47 000 Salt Lake City 107 69 000 111 82 000 8LGeoige Tboei 105 72 000 sa 106 72 000 wonoovor E3 EH1 - - 68 66 mum 'After receiving fliit training in riie States Rex was assigned to the European Theater where he flew a Curtiss C-transport plane fiom England to the continent Hin misskms continued even after YE Day and on May 23 he was ferrying' wounded soldiers from Germany back to j? I s-'-- dr ' ' ' Continued from A1 v “93 BindiNpMlihlylilMipMtavMnNtorliik Sacrifice ‘vn cdy m cdy cdy cdy AO iAmTm"Lj?ii a in I CacheValley forecast provided by National WeathefServiceTUp'Abovelfeature ‘provided r - ’ 87 cdy cdy 09 cdy Memphis cdy The AccuWeatherxom forecast for noon Sunday July 14 77 62 68 80 113 85 80 72 88 72 92 84 84 89 - !38m 77 From the news wiro Houston IndanapoHs Kansas City Kay West Las Vegas ' bo" 71 New OrleahaBa New York OiyTte 82 Philadelphia 112 PorttandOrs 87 Reno 97 Sacramento Santa FOrC 94 Tticson 107 TUsa 88 Honolulu - Up above dr 412 m Bphl ' Synopsis: High pressure will weaken slightly today with moisture entering the area late in the day Moisture wil continue to spread over the area Monday By Thai Associated Press Almanac 76 Mtain k YmityRiiousPmgralir nwuani waaaaiw aw iiaar iwwiv niw aiviMa ooncsnm hdng mbs todq i j For your RB copy krt tedto pfenning oDoss ol p ! : |