Show A10 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Monday September 9 2002 "’Ty Lookpnlinef orweatherjnf ojinks Cache Valley Utah outlook ACCUWeathercom farocasl tor daytime condition hmMow National temperatures eulleek tr Forecast for Monday fmpwlure Temperatures indicate Sunday's high and overnight low to 8 pm Eastern Time (MHO v y v- ' ' loom r Albany NY wyo Atlanta -- T 'Ogden - TOW "1 V O "7S"rl EXTENDED Partly cloudy with a 30 percent a30 percent chance of Ihunder- - chance of rain storms Ugh Kghs in the lower around 70 with lows 70s and lows in kithemicMOs the lower 40s Mostly doudy with MLatoCKy7S'Sr Sss? CederClty TUESDAY TODAY ' NEK O Austin Baltimore Billings Partly cloudy with afternoon ttys in the mrd-70- s Boise Boston Chicago and evening lows in the mid to upper 40s VTT A very moist and somewhat unstable air mass remain over the Great Basin through the weekend with temperatures gradually cooling An upper level low wil move across the area Sunday and will slowly spread eastward through the week & From Iho news wire By The NM 54 67 75 55 58 46 64 Prc Otk dr cdy ' 37 m dr 09 cdy dr dr cdy dr Cleveland dr Dallas-F- t Worth80 73 £5 m 94 65 dr Dayton Denver 86 56 cdy m 65 53 Flagstaff Honolulu 89 78 cdy Houston 82 74 37 m Kansas City 95 69 dr Las Vegas 89 73 cdy Los Angeles 82 ' 59 dr 87 77 Memphis cdy Miami Beach 89 77 08 cdy The AccuWeathercom forecast for i "f cea m'-MT- -i Synopsis: COLO Lo 87 87 84 82 69 74 89 Cincinnati will MortTiw Hi Associated Press 02002 AccuWeattier Inc The remnants of tropical storm Fay spread heavy rain across parts of Texas and adjoining states Sunday and monsoon rainfall was scattered through die Southwest Twelve-horainfall Sunday morning in Texas included 205 inches at Corpus Christi 201 at Beaumont and 170 at Rockport Rainfall during the morning in some areas was estimated at as high as 3 to 5 inches ' The monsoon season brought moist air streaming across the Southwest from the Pacific producing showers and thunderstorms across Arizona and parts of New Mexico and Utah Showers also were scattered over parts of Colorado eastern Nevada Wyoming eastern Montana and North Dakota Thunderstorms on Saturday produced scattered wind damage arotind the Phoenix area In southwestern Colorado locally heavy rainfall trig- ' gered mudslides Saturday near Durango in areas where summer wildfires had destroyed trees and grass At least three homes were damaged and mud was 5 to 6 feet deep in some places the La Plata County sheriff's office said -- 10 0 65 dr 37 cdy 83 78 dr 84 66 79 72 cdy 86 61 dr Philadelphia 13 m 85 74 Phoenix Portland Ore 72 52 cdy 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AoaiWMhar cTb Inc E3 E3 tIMAM COLO CD ES3 E3 ka 0 auwmr STATIONARY Qm PtClaai & Claaar 3 L Park Praise Continued from A1 Continued from A1 enlist the help of visitors to clean beautify and preserve the park while learning ways to make an everyday backyard American people at the same time he talks down Washing- ton’s policy in the Middle m wSu ' V- ' 1 ' : ’ ' East “Some (Saudis) think that more unique the American people support The first session’s activities the American government ' were rained out on Saturday withbut any objections and but have been rescheduled for ' that’s not true” he said in a 5 14 7 from to pm Sept recent telephone interview Activities include putting the 35 was finishing finishing touches on a small his residency at die University amphitheater weeding and of Texas Health Sciences Cen£VU' watering the native grasses ter in San Antonio when he and plants cleaning the trail was hauled out of his rented and will litter signs picking up town house in his pajamas on be followed by music and a Sept 12 on suspicions that he picnic for all who would like was a moneyman for the men in to pitch who hijacked three airliners Future activities include a and flew them into the World from Utah the presentation Trade Center and Pentagon Native Plant Society on how ' He says now he was neither to plant native vegetation to ‘ nor resentful that he was angry attract butterflies low water A covered vehicle Kes untouched above after the garage it was in exploded outward after an apparent tornado moved through Maqti on arrested His only complaint is and irrigation techniques and Sunday Below Rachel Hansen looks over whafs left of an upstairs bedroom after the tornado Hansen and her husband rented the home that he had to wait more than t identifying common weeds two months ago The owners who are on a trip to Nigeria were notified and are on their way back week behind bars before see-Schimmelpfennig added that ing a lawyer outward as the tornado passed downtown Salt Lake City on sections of the park are being “All of their questions I but the car inside was “adopted out” to people or Aug 11 1999 killing one could have answered them untouched was interestothers would several man “Stuff who be flying groups injuring within one hour” 300 feet in the air said Roy and destroying five houses It ed in planting native grasses said “There was no need fra Continued from A1 Hansen Robbie’s father and vegetation in a specific caused more than $150 mil12 days of detention but I ' Resident Brett Cheney said lion in damage area of the park understand said the tornado his they woe busy and destroyed the funnel jumping The Cache Valley Learning skipSunday’s twister came on 1 other 2 lifted and ' house a hunting people” the across third thunderstorms was town of Center has adopted the part of larger ping day He left Texas for good in camp trailer onto his neighthat have left almost no comer than a building lot land off of one side of the late June after completing his bor’s garage It caused a mile-lon- g of Utah dry Forecasters are path bridge leading into the park and now works as a Bennett said tornado the residency of destruction said Kevin she said So far she has gotten calling for two or three more in a hospital fra struck without that radiologist Holman warning of showers scattered days county emergency support for activities from the of the Saudi he opened a door and got employees Wasatch torThe Front director The received Cache Valley Nature Plant management national oil sandblasted the wind company and their by an inch of rain while Arches nado moved across Manti’s Society and some supplies for families is comfortable He windows blew The out just National Park and Bullfrog southwest side before moving ' activities have come from the ' idea with the of racially profiland came everything flying the Powell Marina at Lake east and dissolving ova both city she said Arabs America “but do he said “We’re just lucky Wasatch Plateau said Karen iit in” ing 1 inchA lot of work has been put reported receiving 12 do in it a in a no it one hurl gentle way got es in Kahl of the National Weather totes Half-inc-h into the park since it was first without smart Robbie Hansen who affecting way hail fell late Sunday in St Service in Salt Lake City given to the city in 1975 said the humanity of people” worked at Anderson Lumber cloud funnel A second George Sanders said may Schimmelpfennig lost his home and a pickup Manti it but over have passed Denzil Stewart a resident truck In the hardest-h-it neighdidn’t touch ground and who owned the land before he borhood homes were damcaused no damage Kahl said moved to California donated aged 40-fopine trees woe 7- Utah records about two torit with the stipulation the land uprooted sheds were pannadoes a year rarely causing would remain undeveloped Leant Successful Business Techniques caked and garages were much damage The last signifThe Bridgerlarid Audubon One garage exploded moved icant twister tore through ' Society worked with the city to build a bridge over the river Financing Options to give access to the park Marketing Strategies Since then a kiosk has been Advertising Approaches jiut in and an amphitheater is final the Manual Record Systems in stages Schimmelpfennig said the Financial Analysis & Control park is a popular area for the Building YcAir Business Plan Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts to walk the trails and learn1 about Free Consulting Provided the nktive vegetation The park offers trails access 6:15 pm -- 8:45 pjn Date: Tuesdays Oct to the river and a quiet envi- Cost: S280 Partners $120 Scholarship Available on Income ronment for visitors to enjoy 7 Register By September 24 2002 SBDC she said : i “Originally the park was Sponsors Include: USU Small Bunneii Development Center Zion just being preserved ass natBmk Bear River Association of Government USU Community ural area” said SchimCredit Union USU Extension ft College ofBuinessin Partneiahip melpfennig “But we 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