Show —The Herald Journal Logan ptah Saturday July 27 2002 AS i 1 JL tit MilliA i Utah outlook Cacho Vqlloy outlook Forecast for Saturday i Jill UAk AecuWeatherxointoftcMMbf SBSCSsSDSSSSSJSQS Nationiil toaporahiroi Tamparaturea Indleata Friday's high and overnight low to 8 pjn i - - Eastern Time me t iy ‘BdwIwAiir - T a? ’( t NCK TODAY SUNDAY Mostfy sunny wflh highs In the mU-80- s Partly doudy at night wNh lows Mostly nesrSO - ' Vi- 72 82 Atbuqurquo 82 71 Atlanta 88 72 49 71 67 24 Baltimore 88 62 Boston 70 58 87 55 Cheyenne 88 72 Chicago Danas-- R Worth 86 77 80 68 21 Dayton Denver 8153 83 66 Flagstaff Grand Rapids 87 67 23 Honolulu 87 78 86 78 82 68 21 103 73 04 80 82 107 87 EXTENDED sumy wflh Sunny and dear highanaarSO Clsar wflh lows around 4560 In thsevontng wflh highs In the mkMOstolowor 80s Lows In mid to upper 60s Synopsis: A weak frontal system Angered over Southern Utah last night than dissipated by this morning A dry O- - air-ma- ss Cv isi Tl 0 ' COLO y UHL " '' v : By 0 Nil HI bo Pro KVNU 87 13 Login Mendon 81 56 56 53 The Associated Press Showers and thunderstorms dampened much of the ' r East Friday as sunny sides spread over much of the rest ’ City HI Lo SmlMMd WsllsvHs 84 80 51 i72 Phladdphla Phoenix dr PorfandOre cdy ody m cdy Reno Richmond m TUsa VttehlngknDC : ' Sacramento' cdy’ Tucson 74 107 78 82 75 84 62 88 80 cdy : 74 07 cdy 64 64 21 cdy cdy dr 89 65 68 68 56 58 80 cdy cdy 28 dr 23 cdy odv cdy cdy 79 67 28 Regional Tsmporaturoa 80 Bf 000 Brigham Ctty ' 67 64 022 Canyonlanda Haber City - ' V M 49 007 dr ody mm ody m dr' Kanab Lakatown NepN ody m dr 'uj pitoa 8alt Lake City dr dr dr 78 88 8panishRxk 62 51 020 012 52 V - '000 - 83 027 88 ‘ 84 000 81 55 025 104 77 020 60 58 65 OgtaW-w- cdy 101 71 82 H'T’TJ T' M M M no Mi TO SmJa(prlhlghtonpmhMKnatorNdM Spotty rain fell from Florida to New York Unsettled Pig 80 88 St George forecast for noon Saturday July 27 The AecuWeathorxom I ' cdy: of the nation Local tomporataros City spread across Utah through thawaekond From tho nows wire loovrrU esooSAocuWMtlarlna wfll slowly - i & S4VJ Us mriiiVj v ' i :Si LoPrcOtlk AJbanyNY WYO Mam! Beach NawOrtaana NawYbrKOty ' HI ) ti weather also pressed through die Great Lakes with 84 ' heavy showers in parts 22 51 Wind gusted to 45 mph in Jackson Mich Clear skies prevailed over much of the nation’s Up above Almanac Among the oldest names of stars used in astronomy are the three stars Sirius Artucurus and Canopus Al three are visible at dHterant times from the US But only Canopus can be seen from the southern areas of the Conditions: Partly doudy Visibility: 10 miles Iloorcljtf Quarter Aug 1 11 £3 MDT Lamm WMer use: 5 days between watering water with 1 chase came at 4:30 pm She too said the project is an example of bad tuning! 3 would think that Logan would want to show itself at its best (during the opera sea- son)"' she said “But this is pathetic I have fewer cus-tomers now than I had before-th- e But Brenchley says the opera company may see its growth hampered next year by “expectations not meeting realities" this season He said he has received “a multitude of complaints” about con- - customer base decline “I got my inventory in for the hot season" she said “But here we are just just staring at die ceiling I’m pretty desper-On Thursday her first pur-- men- Continued from A2 broke early Friday when-i- hit hard rock or coal about 100 feet down still nearly ISO feet ' above the men As crews struggled to remove the bit work began on a second res- cue shaft 75 feet away Drilling in bod shafts was agonizingly slow as workers scrambled to fit the equipment with bits to get through die bedrock below By Friday v evening die first shaft was still only 100 feet deep and die second one just 40 feet deep ' Drill workm coming off : their shift Friday night described die efforts long t - r and tiresome But Jody Frantz 29 who was leaving the site to catch a quick nap said there is a spirit of cooperation and determination “We havetd believe thatY allyoucan do"Firahtzsaid! Officials were hesitant to t reach the miners but Joe Sbaffoni of die state Bupeau of Deep Minef Safety aaid at ti Jpm that it wotild be itt least seven hours Crewa' then ' y fanned to drop a bfteket and pull the men up “Everyone is disappointed ' This is a real saidDavjd Hess Pennsylvania' secretary of environinental roller-coaste- r” '' 'i protection ’ " bAstro' Data' CHICAGO (AP) -- Newspapers throughout the country will publish adyice columnist Ann Landers’ posthumous finale Saturday — a reprint of a poem defining a successful person as one “whose life was an inspiration whose memory a benediction” Landers whose real name was Esther “Eppie” Lederer died from multiple myeloma last month at age 83 She began writing fee column in 1955 beating out 30 other candidates to replace Ruth Crowley die first writer of the Ann Landers column Lederer’s final column to be carried in about 1200 newspapers will also list a reader’s set of “Airline Efi- quette” rules and include an anecdote from a reader -- 'K Adaq A CtaUp J describing how children who misunderstand preyen os songs sometimes substitute their owp words Her daughter Margo Howard said die column will be ending because that is what her mother wanted " “She owned die copyright aid she did not wish for fee name to continue” Howard told The Associated Press “She felt it was very much : associated wife her The column will be replaced by one written by Lederer’s two close associates Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar Creators Syndicate die company that distributes the Ann ' Landers column has signed on about 800 newspapers to fee Landers spinoff called “Annie’s Mailbox” - 1 Ji- - ' L AP photo : Snow in summer? Anna Davis Sommercamp of Charlotte NC tries to catch a taste ofanow during a snow day at The Cloister on Sea Island Ga Thursday Sea Island had 20 tons of snow blown out on the lawn of the resort's beach dub tor guests to enjoy and get a brief respite from the 95 degree heat Clash Continued from Al GosingHouse debate Continued from Al Utah Attoroey General Searching feose being forced into mental hospitals may be even more appropriate i joined 207 than searching criminal licans in favor but there were pects “given the greyer likeli120 Democrats lORqwbli-can- s hood that they could injure and two independents themselves or others wife a ' “nio” who voted Withfee White House issu-- ' concealed wuqxm” Judge Russell W Bench wrote fee mg veto threats against a Senopinion Judges Norman H ate bill that omits those and Judith M Jackson FriHouse earlier ' powers the joined fee opinioiL 1 day voted along party Billings The ruling dears fee way lines for a GOP amendment for Collins to be tried on fee by Rep Christopher Shays drug possession charge allowing the president Collins’ doctor William to waive labor union protec- Weber called pcce and aaid tions for specific national Collins should be committed — reasons a slightly security to a nearby psydnatric unit ''' higher standard than exists ' because he ’ tiwught fee man under current law metham-phetami- Press' Mentally in people can be hospitalized against their will y when a doctor signs work saying die person is like--' ly to hannttimself or otiienif' not immediately twtrapfd The hospital enirnniimHirf temporary and subject to review by a judge : 229-20- paper-felon- nn ' ' ne JackMolgard the attorney who represented Collins didn’t immediately return a pall Friday from The Associated u Majority Leader Dick Armey of Ifexas said tbe new Cabinet agency “will focus die resources of this government on our safety and on our security — on the defeat of villaiity” But manv Democrats were ' dissatisfied sayingthe bill could undermine worker civil service and union protections shrqud too much information in secrecy and threaten air v was a danger to himself and others police came arid subdued : Collins first taking him to an emergency room where he was given medication and searched for weaponsTbe search allegedly turned up a knife sheath hidden in Collins’ pants Inside the sheath was a bag containing what police say is ' Come Staywitk us at pur Lodge or Recreation Area v(Wletua'lielpybu(GET'iAJJYl--'''--:'' - m : family reunions ' weddingsreceptions ' ' 'fter'EtemtionaCalL 4357601247-- 1 are NOTCnaM ALL ANNUITIES Vtxi '! church groups corporate retreats! EQUAL! msd mwn to irsny knportent quMfloni YOURANNUTY ngsnlng to fe par year Mi NORSK to yowpitnctpdl 'Y' 'J'1- Sots amiltei sis plying 8 FMoteMlnuOTNtiOTixnlasindBsfai ’'V' : We Cater iraU Occasions pONOriANT YOUTOKNOWI Ctel for your FREE oduralon booUst on ARP “Arinutof Reocuo PipgranT ' ' i There was still hope among rescue crews feat some or air the miners agei3Q to 55 Were alive T1teair)bdhg pumped into the chamber was' ' about 100 degrees raising £ :' ‘ j — ' T " 1 - 'L : Navy Capt Henry Schwartz a specialist in underwater medicine said nine decompression chambers had been brought in to treat' the men He said the air pressure on the miners was similu to that experienced at 40 feet underwater He said die men could suffer die bends — bubbles in the bloodstream caused by rapid changes in pressure— once they were rescued An v airlock was on site to keep the rescue shaft pressurized if needed Dozens of family members kept a somber vigil at a fire hall in nearby Sipesville as they have since die accident They raid a brief visit to the mine Thursday and die governor said officials were meet- ing with them every hour to bnng them up to date on the rescue effort ' " Final Ann Landers column published hope that it might warm die Miners : In of 103 to NeaUwCMf said Kimball said the project is on schedule and slued for completion by Aug 9 ate" i noiiWiBir opera” struction Those impacts have bled into the retail sector as well Marianne Anderson owner of Accents expected the opera season to be the bread and butter of her summer business But instead she has seen her t —ssss— Kimball said he is doing his best to mitigate the project’s impact on local businesses and the opera company ' At one point whilethe stop Tight at 100 Sputh was disabled Logan city provided a police officer to make Main Street more crossable for opera patrons Further accommodations were made to keep accesses and puking spaces available to local business Kimball - - ! Temperatures in the Lower 48 states Friday ranged from a morning low of 32 degrees in Thickee Calif to Cache' ValleyTorecast provided by NationaLWeathefServicel3CUp“Above5feature’ provided Continued from Al r coast midday Ugh Mata - The West remained dry save for scattered showers in the Rockies Morning fog dissipated along thePacific aatranomyOradatmalLeom inch ii s - stm UV Index: 9 (High) mid-secti- on although a few severe thunderstorms dropped rain in Missouri and Illinois Sun: Sunrise: 6:13 Sunset 854 Humidity: 28 percent of Wisconsin and Michigan AboojMdNignsd'tolMtpiiicIwlisflnincU V oonoimt toeing Mnfon todayt Farydur FREfl easy raMte HteN ptering oIom of ' r i - ' r- - t f r '' I ' I |