Show "I Best Available Copy A16 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday February 15 2004 N i ! I jVMW ! ITT Utah outlook Look'onlinejoriweatherjnfojinks mmmxm AceuWeathefXOm fcxect National temperaturos Cache Valloy outlook a — Forecast for Sunday NbMqi Ibmpsmturas Meats Saturday's high and overnight low to 8 pm Eastern Time m tor rtavtinw condtiont hicWow temperatures Anchorage Atlantic City Boston Mostly doudy with a 30 percent chance of snow Highs in the upperteens Lows 5 to 10 above AidirSlew Cl Chicago CtadmaH Parity to mostly doudy with highs in the mkMQs Lows 15 to 20 Mostly doudy with a 30 percent chance of snow Highs around 30 Lows near 15 Dalas-RWbri- h Denver Lo City Hi WNOMpOftB Logan 12 KVNU 14 -- 9 Smithfield Preston - 19 -- 6 18 -- 12 5 724 am -- 17 -- 8 UV Index: 2 (minimal) 24 By The Associated Los Angeles MBwaukae gow) Mpte-StPa- ul 2 cdy cdy 32 ody 14 20 23 31 23 26 74 20 HeberCfty dr Roosevelt Salt Lake City cdy dr 14 Snowbird SLGeotgs Wendover cdy ody 41 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 -- Lakatown 21 38 45 20 Pic Lo Hi 35 15 27 8 49 13 2 27 9 '16 9 28 40 13 24 5 0 25 23 -- 17 28 4 27 13 55 28 30 16 35 20 IB 9 20 6 ' 8 26 Alta Brigham City Cedar City 35 : Boise 47 28 Idaho Fab 65 43 Pocatello 50 37 14 m Evanston 63 44 01 m The AccuWeatherxom forecast for noon Sunday Feb 15 New York City m-3- PtHadsiphia Phoenix PoritandOre Sacramento 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 t 000 t 000 -- For updNtd oondl 46 797-4-1 Press v ' Snow scattered across the Southern Plains on Saturday ' Ontario and Erie 7 In the West scattered rain and mountain snow fell in the Pacific Northwest The rest of the region was dry but partly cloudy Saturday's temperatures around the Lower 48 states ranged from a morning low of minus 24 degrees at Gunnison Colo to a midday high of 81 in FOrt Lauderdale Fla 7 astronomyOrochatmsllcom - m ody cdy 19 cdy cdy mm cdy cdy m 36 while rain fed in the Deep South arid Pacific Northwest Most of the Great Lakes had cold dry condffions but lake-effe-ct snow fed along the eastern shores of lakes inner-plane- ts Fsb 2(L new 41 - From the nows wlro 14 set''' Visibility: 3 miles lurc dons vMtwwwavaianclieorg or can (435) - Conditions: haze ai 16 13 26 38 18 ody 41 posslbto on slaappravt- - avalanche oudy ednd drifted slopN wftii undcrtykiQ wuck ' Mercuiy never far from the sun lies Just 20 degrees to the south of Neptune at 6 am today Being that Mer- cury is on the "morning side" of the sun that means Neptune is rising out from the sun's glare in the morning rise and haze Here the Humidity: 80 percent ’ Moon: Weiisvile Mendon Logan Peak Beaver ML: Pro ’ Sunset: 5:58 pm ' Lo Up above Almanac tartar andmtodtostsvmonsCondltiona: Hi 29 30 32 Seattle 49 TUsa 43 WashingtorDC 51 cdy bn Keeper stops at bear Yesterday's Rating: CHv 39 48 42 48 33 43 37 43 83 40 38 59 66 29 16 Honolulu Avalanche danger Prc PicOdk Fargo degrees Department Quality issues daily advleotles to reduce airpolkition levels from burning wood In stoves or finptacM Green means conditions are 'Satisfactory" yetow means "bum if necessary" and red means to "avoid" Today's advisory for Cache Valley ia RED Local tomporaturos Lo dr - 48 50 63 SanFiandsoo58 Hi BPaso Air pollution advisory of Environmental The Utah O 2004 AocUWMihar Inc NC Charlotte EXTENDED San Diego mm cold :dvO:J3 E3 ED ES3 O E3 ' twnoNMY Gtii-o- a provided by Astro Data CacheiValley forecast provided bv National WeatherServiceTUp'Abovefeature Air Continued from A1 ' a m ti l $ lib i u “The beas Photos by Brenl StevensHerald Journal k'o rmIIitI I'd Continuedfrom Al : dSU President Kermit Hal and his wife Phytfe participate in the Spectrum's score board antics during a timeout at the Utah State Univetsity women's basketbal game Saturday night against Pacific: 1 they attract unwanted attend tion from conservative authorities 7 'Dolls and stuffed animals V " notwithstanding there have been steps toward moderation 7 " and reform The government 7 V recently ordered mosque tone downtheir to preachers rhetoric amended religious textbooks and promised the kingdom’s first local elec- tions 7 It cracked down on militants after suicide bombings last year killed 52 people in the capital Riyadh Besides arresting hundreds of suspected militants and their support--' ers Saudi authorities launched a war of words on extremist thoughtenlisting prominent -- : 28 who was shopping with her daughter Hessa “Like any other girl I ' grew up playing with dolls ' I and just can’t understand the ' reason behind such a move” Khalid 19 was looking for sister a gift for his ‘‘HoW much damage can these lifeless items do to the pectple compared to the damage the terrorists have done in my country? Not much In ' fact none at allV he said Amal and Khalid asked not to be further identified lest 7 : father fore- cast suggests that this inversion won’t be as jongived as the ope in January” m" 1 j expert at Utah State University said they hoped two weather systems that were expected to move through the area this weekend — one late Saturday and one today — would flush out the pollution “The weather forecast suggests that this inversion won’t - ' to emphasize the peaceful nature of true Islam' Late last year three jailed 7 radical Muslim clerics were shown on state-ru- n TV recant-in- e calls to violence Abdulghani Abdullah a 34- Saudi businessman year-bi- d who watched the broadcast said if it had come earlier “it: would have probably saved us all this destruction But better late than never" The Saudi royal family keeper of Islam’s holiest sites derives its legitimacy from its embrace of Wahhabism a particularly austerebrandof- Islam That has meant ceding control over social regulations to Wahhabi clerics and giving a : - ' free rein to die religious ’police-':':''- ' Last May Jamal Khashoggi lost his job as editor of (be at Watan daily over articles aug- - resting Mamie fanaticism long talented by the rilling family led to terrorism In: March 2002 Mohammed chief editor of Mokhtar tiie newspaper fired on Interior Ministry orders after publishing n poem attacking the lringrifwn' Islamic judges One analyst suggested the Saudi leadership broaden its source of legitimacy by empowering moderates ' “In order to save die couni- ' ' try and establish peace and tranquility witii the rest of tiw ofPM2Jv “Based on that we probably will see concentrations go down regardless of what the world we have to come up weather does” Martin said with mechanism to deal With Cache Valley is close to 7 extremism and find a sta- -: ‘ wliition to reaching long-tertus under EPA guidelines for this phenmnenon’’ said PM2Jffthtaltappais the: Ahmed Tbrldstani a commustate would be required to draft a detailed plan for reduc--' nications professor at ing polluthm hoe Martin said Mohammed bin Saud that if environmental officials' Islamic University see that the public is voluntariMeanwhile those dolls and making an effort to reduce ' other banned toys are flying V ly PM 2 mey are Ins Ubdy to ’ off die shelves :' '’‘'v be “overbearing when it ' ' “Moml Can I take Baby V i to pollution control Annabel! home?”asked little “This ia a really good Hessa cradling the burping “non-attainme- nt” m ! Al-Im- am al na : long-live- short-terma- nd : al-F- as die one in d January” Martin said Martin also said Cache Valley may benefit from the fact that dim usually is far less traffic onSundavs Vehicle emissions are a key ingredient : : - doUmherarms TSure you can my dar- - ling” her mother replied drawing smiles from Hessa and the shopkeeper'- Cache Vriley to show tint they’re proactive” he said OnttwNefcjwwwjrimionitor-ingutehgo- v v- f' frabbaninstaBedCaltod8yforfcMwiittnestiaMtt! $25°? onany S Fact 'V- Wmin ingot over 9 bs lipstick in their lifetime! ! V TV Lighten Up! jls Glu HamlMva CosmcL Uceascd ' Make your color Pennanent today! 7 with Hek aammUeittm upcoum lES&nBs 7 iFnfMtiOHLItnM PHONE (435) eyebrows aatBlnttH I KSBrond mb viu v : NOTWDinHMflr OnBOffBOICOtPOR HOUSE DOCTORS OF CACHE VALLEY PERMANENT COSMETICS mum i tm sjl? 7B7-S2- 12 FAX (435) 7S7-S2- 49 ! i l I (fil fu AdkgM iUk1' |