Show S“ "i 'h L (ffl ) i t s ttr i'i ‘r 1 AS — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Saturday July 20 2002 v ' ' '' ' " l :' wl!W'MrrjIIMMSrra1MmsaMmMWSra Utah outlook CachoValloy outlook av' '' Forecast for Saturday ACCUWaathtof com tofscsst tar dsvtlms oondNtans htaMow tsnwsrsturss v it? ? r 'i £ r i 4 W' W”' r ?v' ? Tir o !: "C v IT — - ?- V ' ii m v 'ft fA' Jl - mm coa' :: ' 4 'Ur:-v- i - ’ll' id I ’ s —3 - “S' t - y iibw: v r -- w ? ) 4 ‘ ' Aj - IK’ v-- By The Associated Prese J r i h ' v u’ V ? - v nu' fi - Humidity: 31 perosnt UVIndsB 9 (high) Cgmmtonr'CTtw vwmftftwjonare tJuyaOi3MDT Lawn tDMsruss: 5 days between watering wder with 1 inch ' Valleiorecast'providedjDT'-ationaL’WeatheSSefviceiUffAbovelieatufenDrbvide- ttr con-tu- nooexistenL “There’i no debate about the Width of tank tops Every shirt has to have a sleeve” she said “It’s very dear what’s allowed and what isn’L And it’s enforceable” All parents and students' are req uired to sign a form stating foat they have read the dress code and ofoer school rules and that the South Cache stu- dents will follow the requirements The dress code modifications include aone- time warning system for stu- dents who fail tp wear the ' 'V proper atflre “First ime djraden wifi Wear clothing provided by the sebbri for the repiainder of the sdhool toy" foe policy ! A ¥ JpmOmKemdfhU: Help fiomtme Whm 4 : 67- 99 73 - - - lj Provo-:iB8- ' dr - 90 100 65 000 75 0X0 am - u OOO ' ' ? - nji— -- MgMmpMWuni 0 V : Y -- lve y: v iMM-- l o o ES3 - 1 h"cocJ'" !' c quarter results in fine with i ' expectations despitea4per- - v cent drop in profits In the tbch sector Microsoft fell $13 to $4956 after beat- ing analysts’ expectatkms but reducing its forecast for later to '! gnstockcoooasFrilV doniedemuAt a ’ v - l to stesl iL” v "r !y'" She said she later learned was Avila’s car!: record $37X billion in May a i 41 percent increase fromthe ' previous month In a sepisrete ' iqxirtti)e Labor Department : said consumer prices increased by 01 percent in June suggrating that inflation : i till relatively staMeiV'iVV'' Y Declining issues kri ' ! ' - ! wcfcrqxirtmgY results m line with expects- - bindicatingitscuntnt ! : Sun Microsystems dropped ' quarter s results are bring' affected by difficult business conditions very vototile out there” said Robert Harring- -' ton head of listed block trad- " ing at UBS Wafouig “There serins to be a disaster s day nd investon are frustrated” ' Also Friday the Commerce Department reported that the ! - NewY Stock Exchange ? which hadits busiest day ever v to :y 305 btlfion shares compared trifo2Q8bifoonshuesT1iun- - Clivolumecame fe 'C “’ V1 perl V-- “IYY tiiouit mrbe he was trying X' ! IMs yam V ' ExxtmMobil tumMed to Nota $32A0 r trmr-$235 ftmH rtif single Dow managed to Farhad to adjust their poriHC regular trading with a r fofio to match JAJV grimv7 Intreding Friday v V Wall Street also reacted dropped$788 neuly 16 cent to $4135 after The New negatively to die latest batch !' earnings reports: Seconds Y Yak Tlmre reported tiiat the ing oroutcdcontrast wlfothe'LJFDA and the Justice Depart-J- r "’ quarter earnings report season1 other kids that the attention is ment investigriing a company began in earnest tiiis week diverted to ithatstugeot instead ' 50 cents to Merck fell feptory that makes an anemia T the dn fideed 89 illneHes in - nd looking at it” she said r spread soos the market American Express added to foe volatile tvTbeSAP is reoiine iti ( I Europe and Canada The com- pany told the newspaper that it was aware of a government investigation bid did not 'know its precise nature Evien fooui Ifoe JAJ inves-tigation does not appear to involve accounting issues v investors were unwilling to optiL davwidi at girlfriend The aUcationsauifsced in 1999 when the reported her dauiter had been mdested The girl lived withher father in the same complex in Stanton where die' Runnion family now lives but spent alternate weekends with mother inItiverudeCpun - ! Almost 8X per- -: : nessed the kidnapping nl investigators launched an intense manhunt using her description of the man and the car he drove Y An acquaintance said Avila was familiar widi Samantha's apartment complex because he used to visit someobe dure s few yean ago before the r V Runnions moved ia ' A srer aroppea ' Stanton on several occasions in 1998-9- 9 At the time Avila told authorities he sometimes his girlfiiend’i baby-sdaughter and the other girL He said he had no ide wby either wtndlcvd - - " — foster The brother Lewis Davis said Avila had Visited the girl in wiuiSggedrkicking " efiarged and found innocit and screimingjnto die light ' by ajury ofmolesting two 9gjrt nt ihruuMing greencsrufiminwhohadyiwilj rtw mnthir nf ny rf th asked for help in finding his puppy yntmpteri (W nf rtw girl A was the daughter of his ex- playmate wit- - speedy amst ttjofid forensic and scientific investigation as well as tips from the public and the media’s work in spreading news of the abduc-tion Snd the suspect’s descrip- lion ' Carona became emotional when he described die extent of his investigatoss’ efforts to solve die crime “This is a message from me on behalf of Samantha’s fami- iy to Mr Alejandro Avila: v What ypu didn’t realize uriien we found Samantha’s body y ‘iy y- G3 searched by authorities late Thursday “I don’t riiink my son did anything but I notice he is cooperating” she said “He hasn’t been through this before so he doean’t know what’s going on He doesn’t - v s Tihae's always the right of an individual parent to come for-ward ami tern’ The policy changes were not designed to erode any--' one’s right to freedom of expression Norton said The standards were set to make it possible fgr ltids tb be in an environment where they ftm leain Norton said “There’s an individual rich ES3 EZ3 nm nmatm O'- Avila’s mother Adelina t Avila said her apartment was The girl's mother Erin Run- :r nion 27 remained in seclu- sion Friday Assistant Sheriff detectives that he was at a George Jaramlk) said she was ldd- mafi when Samamha-wagrieving and “arresting die bmwh right guy or anybody doesn’t HMiH iWctivi told him change that reality” ' Steve Norton said die dress code is legally sound and the contents of the policy have been tried and tested in courts throughout die nation “We flunk there are bourt cases that back up everything that’s in that policy” Norton said “But can they be chal- fenged? 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' wedding sreceptions Cmn’t GET AWAY! v All ANNUITIES ' ' i1 are NOTCaM bu nsad Bmeis to ray ksporiaS 'y'X EQUAL1 gurtom isgadHg ' j 8mannuiManpqing8to12pirBVrih' corporate retreftts NO MSX to you principal j fliSd out sM fewreios tv’: 435760 1 247 u j- tlttuWrSV family reunions v ‘ 59-00- 8alt Lake City SL George n pun - ody:' bT'AstrcfData' ’ ns - -- :88- d : Superintendent Hue etc) will not be allowed” the amendment i 'states Ward said foe policy modifi- cations have made the dress code go qiecific that arguments about what is allowed and what isn’t should be -- widi die South Cache mission statement on die back to wear for die day The Cache' County School District has an umbrella dress code policy but schools can tailor their own policies to meet their individneeds lar drew code policy and administrators have reported positive results she said South Cache faculty and administrators will make an effort to consistently enforce the dress code she said School Board officials responded to a question at Thursday’s meeting about die more specifics “Hair that is dyed an unnatural color (green orange pur-p- le : 63 '3 000 50 019 91 Oty 'dr' MM-ThbxUVMdhvtorfoSduntayJulySD - - - - - - took fflaraa?: The dress code goes bn to say that shirts must not reveal cleavage pants must not expose underwear and coats and jackets will not be allowed in the classroom School officials said jackets and coats are to be left in lockers because of the dangers they present So much can be hidden in a bulky jacket or backpack said South Cache PTA President Jane Ward Anotiier change to (he poli-cy relates to hair The fiftii rule of die dress code previously said “Hair should be clean and well groomed” ' The dress code now J09 ody V‘ Brigham 78 -- 64 Suspe$£££-- a rosaraonenaraswui be given mid-thig- 78 ody r ody : - On Thursday night die board approved the addition of me following language “Shorts and skirts must be at h Students (both °° ' NoOtaoTtanttmdSoat ed flash flood warnings Rain also fell in Iowa and western Illinois Witety scattered showers and thunderstorms also were reputed across the lower Grcat Lakes Appalachia : ana and western portions of die Northeast ' Skies were mostly cloudy in the and V- “ Candinas J5: F V ' ukI partly cloudy a few thnndeishowen'developed along the Florida Peninsula Cloudy sides also were reported in the Southwest the central and southern Plains die Rockies the Great ' Basin and the Pacific Coast Temperatures in die Lower 48 states on Friday ranged from a high of 102 degrees in McCook Neb to a low of 40 degrees in Lake Tkhoe jCsIif aatrononvyOrocfcatmalLeom Cache' Houston 0el n®an““5°niimei“iflA P“f mid-Atlant- ic Jupiter hae now Men ao tar behind the Earth In their iwepacllve orbite of the sun that Jupiter ie now drecOy behind the sun tonight at 7 pjn in Soon Earth wiS push around the aun and Jupiter wM be vfefeie In the morning sky ' dr BceCanyonNP79 Siv 19 cdy' Canyoniands' V93 72' ’i i 89 68 XI dr CedarCfty 75 JOS cdy NephT:V’i'i‘ 89S59r0X0 'I y 1 88 -- k 64 y 0X1 ' i 78 "y cdy Ogden 80 87 87 V 95 Indanapols' ' Heavy raua and thundentonns woe jqwned in partsof Missouri ArkansasandlbnnesseeTWo to three inches of rain in noitheni and eastern Arkansas prompt- 9KX) V : r dr U WaBhhgWUJjCL 92 78 dr Regional Tkmporaturee ' r cdy Upabovo Sun: Sunrise: 6X7 Sunset a Honolulu t 77 89 69 ' 95 64 Kansas City Local temperatures Almanac Dayton Denver Flagstaff V Grand Rapids v 7AV V-81 Worth 93 : v - jmt m : Si' '' Dalast ' From the nows wire l ' Chicago -- ' 70 90 78 1 ' : YTf : ' EXTENDED '- 1' Party cloudy wMi a Partly cloudy with Clear and warm to chanced afternoon hidw In tie lower start out tw week showers Htfw 90s Lows soqMct- - iHtfwInftieldw 90s lows In the mid ? upper 80s and lows ledtobelnttw ' v to upper 50a lntwmi0e':mkM0e 8ynopala:The moist land unstable 'air mass over ttw area tonight wM slowly dfy from the southwest over the I S r ' $ C Si - ' 82 4 Vf SUNDAY y-- J -'- iilSwoTSSvfc H y'4 4 ” j i : w —v - i? iv 3 Temparaturaa Indicate Friday's Memphis high and overnight low to 8 pmi i Miami Beach TODAY M National toeporaturps : "i S’ Compantos and Bvla j DO NOT HUNT Y00 TO KNOW CM tor jfour FREE aducsQort booldat on ARP Te Cater' Cot aD Occasions ‘‘ M f TinnulhnNMPRvan K 'l AboohMdiiiantdlohfllDitioKvtitfnincW ccncsmr todnflwniofi today 'v v f FREE copy For MN'ntoip pfenning oHonoI ' -- ra V jMtfpHfland f) literacy i y r V nuliiXiliiuaxUMMaiaaa:s ' ' ' ‘ ' i: r : : t |