Show A16— The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday July 21 2002 WB c THElWEATHER National tomporatofcs? Cacho Valley outlook Utah outlook Forecast for Sunday ACCUWoattWTcom torecort tor tovtlnitoondMonhlgMootornoawhirB O IMHO araSlg ivy’ll r£': Wtil 'i orzweathe Mamptik Temperatures Indicate Saturday1 9273 02 cdy Mtami Beach 90 78 dy high and overnight low to 8 pm New Orieane 95 ' 78 Eastern Time dr II0 dr HI Lo Pro Odk New Ybifc City 85 72 88 72 M dr Philadelphia Atony NY-- - 83 82 01 dr ' 106 87 J dr 85 62 J02 cdy Phoenix Afouquerque Atlanta 92 72 8459 cdy Portland Ore 94 65 Baltimore 92 70 cdy Reno- v 99 63 88 64 pj Rings cdy Sacramento 8eatBo 77 69 Boise ' 92 65 dr Tuceon 71 84 XII dr Boston 9976 Idea- 97 60 m 90 64 Cheyenno 90 62 dr WaahbigknJDuCX 91 74 Chicago DaBas-- R Worth 94 74 dr Regional Tamporaturae 83 89 67 Dayton ody Brigham CRy Denver 85 66 dr ‘ Bryce CanyonNP 81 44 :t 92 ‘ 70 t 79 47 09 cdy Canyontande Flagstaff : Grand Rapids 89 62 55 69 t cdy Cedar City - 90 : 62 fr08 Honolulu 68 78 dr Leyton Houston 91 95 76 63 000 ody Provo 92 64 ' 005 90 69 08 cdy Salt Lake City IndtanapoRa 100 74104 77 dr ' St George 000 KansasCIty 61 90 83 92 Key West cdy Tooele ail Las Vegas 61 106 81 86 t dr Yamal M Los Angeles 102 70 79 65 The AccUWfrathetaoin forecast for noon Sunday July 21 ' WVOl - V - ji jQj- TODAY — Mostly sunny with highs around 90 Clear at night with In the ! MONDAY EXTENDED Sunny with highs in the lower 90a s Lows In the 50s Sunny and dear tows mid-low- Into upper 50a motatand unstable air mase wi remained Synopsis:A over the area last nlghl Drier and more stable condNone wN prevail today and Monday mld-5-0s From tho nows wire By The Associated Press - Thunderstorms poured locally heavy rain on parts of the Southeast and die upper Midwest on Saturday Scattered showers and thunderstorms formed during the afternoon from southern Missouri and Arkansas eastward across parts of Kentucky and Tennessee into Virginia and the Carolines Stums also formed in sections of northern Mississippi Alabama Georgia and Florida- The National Weather Service posted severe founder-storwarnings for parts of Florida Georgia Mississippi Alabama and Arkansas In the upper Midwest a warm front moving northward into the northern Plains and upper Mississippi Valley triggered showers and thundustorms across North Dakota much of Minnesota ami western Wiscon- Local temperatures Hi City Lo Prc Prc Lo HI City -- 0 10 -- 101 SOB SO Hi 40a rMi r TO N SO lit M I m Logan Mt Logan ’ Mention 85 62 86 Preston 59 53 ' 58 Weftsvflle 25 57 85 86 88 Smtthfleld 56 54 Up above Almanac Sun: Sunrise: 6:08 Sunset: 8:59 sin Mercury is 12 degrees of Jupiter today at 11 Humidity: 40 percent The heaviest rain fell across southeastern Minnesota and southwestern Wisconsin Across tire West scattered showers and occasional thunderstorms formed during foe afternoon across New Mexico Arizona Colorado Utah Wyoming southern Idaho and southwestern Montana Saturday's temperatures around the Lower 48 states ranged from a morning low of 37 at Meacham Ore to a midday reading of 100 at Needles Calif north-northea-st - am Justs 4 pm the sun degree from the sun-A- t traveling along the sdtptic plane enters Cancer The moon passes through the same plane at 6:40 pm at descending node Mercury la also behind the sun ’ today UV Index: 10 ( VSry High) Conditions: Clear Visibility: 10 miles MookFiN July 24 11:03 MDT Lawn Water use: 5 days between watering water with 1 inch astronomyOrocfcetmallcom MMMf Q E3 E3 0 Pals Continued from A14 MIA list Bodies found today Complete report tonight" On June 1 Whitehead’s daughter Robyn Daines of Logan received from Speder an urgent suggesting she might want lo be with her father when thdnews Came in that three more bodies had ' been recovered — Fred Zim- merman Ewing Fidler and Whitehead’s friend Stan Larson At the site which White- head recalls walking alone on his last trip to Belgium the : Diggers had carefully removed the bodies of Fidler and Zimmerman until darkness fell They returned foe next morning to finish their-worand Daines received ' another urgent “Jean-Lu- c and Lou were in the hole removing the bones and Mark arid I were cleaning them and preparing them Lou said he then called me-anfound a fountain pen in Lar-ail - - ' I ! - ft ' - of Global Trend Investments in Newport Beach Calif "There are going to be a lot of couples utting across from each their dining room tables this weekend and one spouse V Doit o o s A -- ! i Lou Jekn Lbd myself decided to remember and to teach our children respect and gratitude To forget the past is to agree with its return” So it is with Whitehpad and the other veterans Their involvement in foe MIAs Pro- ject allows them to repay die friends who died For Whitehead there remains unfinished business — the recovery of his friend Smitty foe Medic He was with Smitty the last night of his life and he and foe Diggers are determined to recover bis remains ' “We’ve got just as much information on Smitty as we have on foe other guys” says Whitehead “The Diggers have said this is the year we find Smitty” century “We just knew they had to be there” he says Whitehead credits the Diggers for foe incredible sacrifice they have made on behalf of soldiers they never knew and who died on their soil before thepiggerswereeven bom Ron Daines to a journalist free-lance writer and former newspa-pe- r Is editor Hii father-in-laRex Whitehead and witt be attending the memorial service for Larson in Illinois 'i the economic circumstances might be " The reaction is foe polar opposite of foe giddiness — famously described by Feder- al Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan as “irrational cxii-Berance” — that propels mar-kets'tb staggering highs Historically foe moment of investor capitulation heralds the end of a bear market get out of the market and take something off the table while can’ ” This kind of behavior is ' known as capitulation — a phrase used in the stock mar- ket to describe a time when exasperated investors forow rip their hands and sell all their holdings no matter what Christiana Anderson toft and Daisy Mace wash a veNdeat a 1888 887 was1 Moscow Idaho Macs and her friends found selves short of rent money recently and decided to hold a car wash to rata funds Spontaneously they ripped off their shirts and found it wasnt badfor business The City ComcB is trying to enact a law to prevent topless car washes The debate bogged down over how much of a breast can betogaly uncovered cars urith tho ton rlnun luoiupuuwri for some time and this is a " York’s Long Island that would have cost Utah 240 jobs The perfect fit for them In addiwill foe Utah County expansion will mean tion to jobs it not add226 ernpkiyees their housing justfor — $100j000 for Steton workers but it willbe avail- : able to foe town citizens” Tedmology Groiq) which Utah incentive board would add 32:empioyees at its ' industrial ofoer facility in Santa Clara Washapproved assistance grants on Friday: ington County' — $452000 for a health-foo- d Ston makes products used companyin Utah County in handheld confuting tiiat wasn’t identified It had devices Internet technology been considering an expansion software applications and data at another plant on New ' ' hosting service ! Continued from A1 : w is going to say to the other : ’That’s iL We’ ve had it Let’s ap photo : : on the company staying in Utah for at least five years “We are just thrilled to have them” said Susan Thackeray project coordinator for Box Elder County Community Development “We've been looking for something for economic development for them r : : : MIMS A - lUEiuaalP aaOMiMto Oi vMxfy- if - J: H tiiiiSKttRfaat All AfMJ fTIES are NOT Created EQUALl Ibulmd awfos to emy j- ' " bodies of those missing in action for more than half a we still provided by Astro Data Speder says die MIAs Project is their way of repaying the supreme sacrifice rtf young boys that died for a country and people they never heard of before “The feeling of guilt toward all those white crosses in foe American military cemeteries in our country is still present i' in the mind of people who lived tire event but almost another! ' To Whitehead the coincidence of foe pen has been to ‘the mere window-dressin- g real work the recovery of dip son's shirt pocket After a short look at it he handed it to me It was a nice pen with a gold nib I removed the dirt to look for foe trademark and see W then a H an I aT WHITEHEAD I removed foe dirt frantically arid asplendid REX WHITEHEAD appeared on foe side of foe pen " “My heart ceased to beat for' 0bk 'a ED E23 I— y HO—r Q—y Cache Valley forecast provided by NationalWeatherService'UpvAbovetfeature a while and I had to sit They were all looking at me won- dering what was going on and I handed them the pen Everybody seated” Speder suggested to Daines that she be with ho father when a digital photo of foe pen was to arrive that evening “This could be a hell of a Shock" he wrote ' By the time Daines had called her father hpV downloaded the7 photo “I was completely amazed" Whitehead says “It was just something that could not have happened” Whitehead does not remember who gave him the pen nor how it ended up in Larson’s shirt pocket He speculates that he might have lent it to him on the train Or more likely he gave it to him in the locker room after the basket-ha- ll game — foe last time these young friends of less than a year ever saw one mUHONARY knpoitoS QUMlonfiigedhg T - YOUR ANNUITY i 4 ' 8omeannu8iMarapaylng8to12prysarwh i IfoRSXtoyourprindpto M Find out kaunnos OompwilH snd Bmki ' i 00 NOT WANT YOU TO IfoOWI CaltaryourFRCSeducaUon boofcMofiAfP 'AnnAfRNCusPngnnr AbookWiManidtohilBraioivstnlnincU ' r W j conom toeing ' ratal iodqiL Favour HO dopy etotawtotoptonningoiciicf ' Sunday July 21st Through Saturday July 27th ONLY ' sfflr i £ I'-'-:--- ' : J J ' ' |