Show A10 -- f The HeraiJ JoumalLogan BEST AVAILABLE COPY Utah Tuesday April 6 2004 ' : ' minwiJiCTTTTT : s ‘ 7 Utah outlook ACCUWeathercom - Forecast for Tuesday forecast tor davttme condition National tomporaturos Cache Valley eaHeek I IT hloMow tsmparetures i lOmpufaUfoo VXBCalt MOnOByo high and overnight low to 8 pm NY WEDNESDAY TODAY "mim r srwr Partly doudy an l with 20 percent iV OVV - Highs the : upper 60s lows V In McMMdfrfflr MaebmMrJ coca ? Nectar Cliy £7 V i'si Partly cloudy through the through the day and into the night weekend Highs to with highs In the in the mld-5' mid-t- o lows lower 60s upper in the lower to’ 60s and lows mkF30s near 30 0s In - i S:- : chance or rain NEV EXTENDED Partfydoudy day and night the lower 40s r Air quality advisory — CAUTIONARY STATEMENT No precautions v Geor9t77'7M" currently advised O 2004 AocuWmSW Inc Air quality Index (as of 3:30 yesterday) 14 Local tomporaturos For real-tim- data set wwwakmoniioringutahgov e From the news wire By The Associated Almanac Up abovo Sunrise: 7:02 am Sunset: 7:57 pm After midnight tomorrow Mars will Humidity : 40 percent UV Index: 5 (moderate) Conditional Clear Visibility: 10 miles Moon: Last quarter April Poilerv 84 (medium) be 70 degrees to the north of Aldebaran At 9:30 you can find Jupiter relaxing beneath the legs of Leo the Lion Look into the high southeastern sky then look for the brightest object (Jupiter) above it is Leo 11 astronomyOrocfcetmailcom : Avalanche danger LOW in'the backoountiy Yesterday's Rating: Conditions: As the day heats up and the saturated snowsoftena you might be able to trigger wet avalanches on steep slopes rnr unrtaleil mnrWtnna visit Want BYBtanrhs nrg nr rail (115) l—l Storms rumbled through Texas on Monday while most of the rest of the nation had calm conditions Showers accompanied by strong to severe thunderstorms were scattered across central Texas Rain was heavy In southern Texas including nearly 3 Inches in Harlingen and McAllen and more than 2 inches In Port Isabel High pressure continued to dominate the East bringing mostly sunny skies and mfid conditions to the Tennessee and Ohio River valleys Great Lakes Southeast Deep South Gulf Coast and Appalachians Both the Northeast and region had winds of 1 5 to 25 mph with gusts to 35 mph Partly doudy skies with mild temperatures prevailed in the Plains Upper Midwest Missouri VSIley the Qzarks and Mississippi Valley The West was mostly dry under partly cloudy skies Monday's temperatures around the Lower 48 states ranged from a morning low of 10 degrees at Saranac Lake NY to a midday reading of 72 at Marathon Fla editor John S Carroll told the staff The newspaper’s five prizes were exceeded only by The ' New YorkTimes’ seven awards in 2002 — most of those related to the Sept 11 2001 terrorist attacks Prim’ to : that no publication had ever won more than three Pulitzers in a single year 'The Los AngelesTtmes won Pulitzers in criticism editorial writing feature photography breaking news and national' reporting The Tunes staff was recognized for breakingnews cov- - Medicare understand why prescription drugs are 50 to 75 percent cheaper in Canada and Mexi-c- o Wins Continued from A1 ‘ : Continued from A1 ' “I’m not sure why there’s such a markup here in the ' ' United States” he said “There’s a real discrepancy there someplace” take so long for the full bene- fit to be implemented r “This Medicare bill the government passed is good but V erage of the wildfires that tore through Southern California last fall killing 24 people For more information on the Discount Card Program caN (800) MEDICARE or visit ' wwwmedicaregov 750000 acresc-ir- 1 described as resulted in death West Nile virus was discov-ere- d in Utah for the first time in 2003 and there were no documented cases in Cache County However officials from the Bear River Health Department don't expect the region its services cover which includes Box Elder Cache and Rich counties to be so lucky during summer 2004 “It’s the second year plan— that's kind of scary” said Gyl- lenskog “We’ve had that first “one-of-a-ki- reviews of automobiles” William Stall won for his edi- -' torials analyzing the state’s troubled government and offering remedies Beyond state borders photographer Carolyn Cole won in the feature photography for her coverage of innocent citi- zehs caught in the crossfire of the Libenah civil war and the Tunes staff was cited again for national reporting— a three- part series about the rise of Wal-Ma- rt and its effect bn : economieis around the world year” - : ' ds ' dr r f ' tooling System Strawberries arafius Oil Ssfvfo ' Transmissions State Safety Ihspectlqn (5 MlVIlfiH IkninB Belli x: fm WUsrpumps 31 68 48 46 49 31 ody cdy dr dr 7 ' vcdy Ody HI Lo Pig 50 Brigham CXy 71 34 44 30 43 36 38 36 43 48 000 000 000 015 Bre Canyon 29 ody -cdy 04 cdy cdy 23 cdy m Canyontands Cedar City Eacalanto HeberCRy NepN Ogden Provo dr roCniKmj m 1 m dr ody cdy cdy 04 cdy cdy cdy 54 57 69 58 68 71 70 ' 70 41 SaRLakaCRy 69 70 40 45 Snowbird 47 33 Spanish Fork SL George Tooele Vsmal 72 73 74 69 72 70 72 60 45 48 46 34 48 47 42 36 Wendover- dr ZIonNP Twin Fate cdy Evanston - t : (LOO 002 OOO t OOO OOO OOO OOO OOO 000 OOO t OOO 007 OOO OOO forecast for noon Tuesday April 6 J'-'- ’’’H T " ' 3131k Mato' ' f 787-00- ' 40 'LogTyrtn BscWcal PraUams SMs Ihspsdlans Fuel Injection 0& & wSed 5eS eevere FfflU IwSUl f 1J “NeaSw percant ufltefromyinptomia of thoao ? 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