Show !!'A A12 —The Herald Journal Logan Utah Tueeday July I J JL ! 162002 iJorrv National tompora taros Utah outlook Forecast for Tuesday Temperatures Indicate Monday high and overnight low to 8 pm Eastern Time Lo Pro 08k HI AcCUW98th9fCOmtorcattordsvtlntocondMonshMifcw1snicsreluMi J 'who 1 109WW '' ie4ei ’ i t 7f" i k f-inir- r ' Vj J x WEDNESDAY EXTENDED M1 "I—W'py r3Einza s: " ' TODAY Parity doudy with u a HWnear90 40 percent chance of afternoon show re Highs In the lower 90s low near 60 wtti 30 percent chance of afternoon showers Lows hi the Party doudy wth possible ihnwnrs for the ted of the week with highs In tfwmfd-90sLo- IntismkFSOs A light but mold southerly flow aloft win peraid over the fOrecad area through Wednesday Synopsis: 001A From the news wire isasami i t 1& O 2002 vv i GWargs J '' (wvnr ji ' Heavy rain pounded parts of Texas again Monday and rain also spread through die lower Mississippi Valley Moist air flowing inland from the Gulf of Mexico fueled scattered thunderstorms and showers across al southern and eastern Texas Three inches of rain fell by midday at Cotulla San Antonio and radar data produced estimates of up to 5 indies in some other areas More rain was likely and the National Weather Service posted flash flood warnings for parts of the region The wet stormy weather expanded across Louisiana ' and Mississippi Lines of scattered thunderstorms also moved into eastern Oklahoma and Arkansas and scattered storms developed during the afternoon in parts of southern Missouri Alabama Tennessee Georgia and the Caroli-na- s MB Local tompordturos UV Index: At 10A0 pm you win find the Swan above the eastern horizon The Swan Is part of the three bright stars that make up the Summer Triangle The Swan is also caled the Northern Cross The other two stars of the Summer Triangle are Vega and Altair 10 (Very High) ’ Condltione: Clear ' Visibility: 10 miss Mock 1st quarter July 17 11 A3 MOT Lawn Water use: 5 days between watering water wNh 1 1nch A few showers moved across southern Florida and the Florida Panhandle Indie Northeast a Cold front moving through the St Lawrence River Valley produced a few showers and scattered thundershowers in northern New York state Vermont New Hampshire and Maine with rainfall amounts generally less than a quarter of an inch estronomyOrockatmalixom Ahmad Omar Saeed SheMi was convicted Monday lor Ns role in tha kktiapping and murder of Wal Street Jounwl reporter Daniel PeaiL 00 Dec' 23 197- : Saeed and his — Salman Saqib Fahad Nasecm and Shaikh Adil — sat motionless as Judge Ali AshrafT verdict All fourVdcpnvi murder kidhihTfttispini-c- y to kidnap and tampering with evidence Saeed's three ' accomplices got life sentences — which in Pakistan 'means 25 years in prison Defense lawyers said they would appeal a process that could take months or years The last prominent Islamic extremist to be executed iri Pakistan Haq Nawaz was hanged Feb 28 2001 for killing an Iranian' diplomat a decade earlier The Pakistani president has the authority to commute spn- fences to life Pearl disapThe peared Jan 23 in Karachi while researching Pakistan’s Islamic extremist community including possible links to Richard C Reid arrested in ' December on a flight from from Pakistan-198- -- Returns to I 1992 Returns to'1 London to attend London School of Economics 1993 -- Joins the school's Mamie ' Society 1993-Joi- ns April YM '' London-base- d Convoy of Mercy run by Asad Khan a Pakistani on a trip to Bosnia meets a member of Harkat: (HUM) a militant SOURCE: AModtMPraM Continued from A1 i ' 'ii i i - Vvi i " sed hex-' change for passengers of ' hijacked Indta airtner from then Takban-jrule-d and very vital resources” for other terrorism cases “This is a tough sentence This is an appropriate punishment and this care proves that J “Our cdnniluiitlqoked at over30dfthdm(applicatiQns) !that were on die Interiiet and he said ‘HahlYouknow we’re among the very bind as far as a good application goes’” Limburg said He doesn’t know why the r1 airport’s request was tuned down j ‘They (DOHl were very clear that fteyi'ae not going to give reasons why pnytxxfy Fbbi12! -- arrested in isaetem Pakistan and flown to Karachi for questioning Feb 14 Saeed confesses saying Pearl is already dead he later withdraws his confession March 14 -- Saeed Chief defense lawyer James Brosnahan said Lindh joined the Taliban because he was a devout Muslim He never fired his rifle and never intended to hurt Americans the lawyer said ‘This is not Rajnbo we’re talking about here” Brosnahan fernd ' Lindh’s mother Marilyn Walker brake down outsidethe courthouse as she called him an “honest kind humble i and a loving son” lindh was set to be tried Aug 26 and now will be sen- tenced Oct 4 Monday’s events leaves Zacarias Moussaoui the Frenchman charged with with the Sept ll hijackers as the lone marquee defendant awaiting trial on termisr harges His trial is to begin at die end of Septem--' her Lindh 21 entered the wearing a green prison - - isindetedby aUS federal grand jury for his part n the iddnapping April 5- - Saeed goes on trial ii Karacni raKtson July IS -- Saeed is convicted along with three other defendants and sentenced to death by hanging ’ con-spiri- ng AP officials welcomisd Ak wwicccpceaor ‘Limburg exptei They’re going to void them-- spdeesmian Richard Boucher said the United States still has : ' ' ' ' an interest in extraditing Saeed but would watch developments in Pakistan before deciding What to do Hie Pearl family in a statement pasted on its Web site said it was “grateful for die tireless efforts” by US and Pakistani authorities “to bring thore guilty of Danny’s ldd- napping and muidetf to jus- - free” 7:r 'K-- Canal Continued from A1 back tlieir use by 35 percent leaving more water for users in the Mendra area When asked if die situation appears to Bankhead replies “It’s really too early to tell” ' “But it’s the worst chidleuge I’Ve ever had with water in : : Chances are good Limburg irays “Some (recipients) might ' not use all iof thro rnerney some of diem might fall 6ut of Limburg isn’t giving up yet All cities named as grant recipients by (he DOT must reaffirm thro interest in the V money by July 19 Others V S dr dr j PortlandOre Rano Sacramento Seattle TUcson TUsa WaahlngtonDC - 77 cdy V ! 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X’ i AbooiM - ' 1 "je At ' "We sure wouldn’t have” Bankhead responds when ofthecanal’slnteriorbegan - ira -- - the picture There are possibil-itie- s that some of those mil- have the opportunity to amend thro applickion by the same liras will still come back and s deadline The ADTF plans to - be available 'within die time frame that’s allowed on this reapply ' had sought $500000 grant” he explained “ We over two yeari We break that j feel ve have s pretty good 'shot of at least being consid-down as $100000 in the first ' ered for the $100000 that we year and $400000 in the sec-eneed” Limburg said rNow we want to amend The money will be usedto ' sell airlines on' the idea of fly- ouappticstiontobejust $10000 for first yeac ing into Lom : Then we’ll come back again i J What we want to do is alloa another there he prepare shpuld can go right to ihe airlines cation and we’ll be ready td with possible routes and -- go for that $400000 that westUlneuL” specifics? Limburgsaid J an -- ( : 88 79 53 54 57 53 55 59 ' 90 Tbl-ib- the - : ’’m selves ofpohdcsl pressure DSC 31 1999-Relea- verdict but the US Embassy was on a heightened security alert US grand juries liave indicted Saeed in the Pearl care and in die 1994 kidnap-in India of ui American ' ping who was released unharmed “This is further example of Pakistan showing leader- - : ship id the war against terror’ White House spokesman Ari Fleischer said Monday State Department Continued from A1 f media with release demands October 1994 -Arrested after Indtan police raid hideout Afghanistan' Jen 23 2002 -Pearl is kidnapped in Karachi Pakistan Feb 6 200- 2Pakistani pokes court-Yoo- m 'tJS '' they said” ' spondencetolhe Pakistani organ-izatkxi with ties to Osama bin Laden Lata 1993 -- Joins the Harkat-u- l Mujahideen In Pakbtan where he undergoes weapons training April 1994 -- Trains at a camp in ' Afghanistan later 7' ‘7 he tries to recruit Muslifn youths in London July 199- 4- In toda as part of a group that kidnaps Westerners he lures three Britons and one American sending corra ' received by US diplomats confirmed Pearl was killed- - A body believed to be Pearl’s was found in May in a shallow grave in Karachi but results from DNA tests have hot been xunounced Seven other suspects are at large Prosecutors said Saeed lured Pearl into a trap by promising to arrange an interview with an Islamic cleric who police believe was not involved in the conspiracy “ o Pakistaa - Paris to’Miami with explo- sives in his shoes ' In February a videotape v 3- Bom in London his famjly is originally ' 92 99 82 94 85 77 83 90 Philadelphia Phoentx J)1 cdy da ' terrorism' 72 wmu Lindh Mastermind of Pearl murder convicted Continued from A1 04 dr 81 iob CacheValle7orecast!providedby'Nati6naLWetheeServceUpvAboveIfeature'provdedb7 Death 77 ' south-west- of Sun: Sunrise: 6:04 Sunset 9:03 Hum kitty: 15 percent Ik 81 NawYoCty 88 68 dr 82 68 cdy 91 69 cdy ' 90 82 cdy SB 69 dr 88 67 dr 91 58 dr Ctwyantw! 91 60 dr Chicago DaBaa--R Worth 88 73 m m 89 64 Dayton Denver 94 63 dr 83 57 102 m Flagstaff Grand Rapids 88 60 dr Honolulu 88 77 dr Houston 82 73 53 m 88 64 Inrtanapofia cdy 89 64 Kansas City cdy 81 82 Kay West cdy Las Vegas 99 87 cdy Louisvilla 89 67 cdy 87 70 Memphis cdy The AecuWeatheroom forecast far I f 9090 New Orleans Mtaml Beach ' AtoanyNY Afeuquarqua Atlanta Baltlmora ' Bolaa Boston south-centr- Up above Almanac ' By Tire Associated Press ' ‘"m' "i or IncL? rt AocuWmM 2t uSVTa i V'V ii I'? 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