Show r t i :i A10— The Herald Journal Logan Utah Thursday April 6 2004 ii i i V iA-- t- BEST AVAILABLE COPY Bri TB0BtgeiWlF aaa3ciEri'H5' Utah outlook "!' ACCuWeathefom i in ai"i(y!(0 vr ’i'Mii---: '1 "y : Eastern Time 'r v yj : JL n ''“'“i j ‘"f - e larar ('”:c ' - Anchorage A n i ilsaaisoJ SfT- Partly cloudy' with a20pereent chance of rain during the day Highs in the lower 60s' lows in the lower 30s - r li V V ‘ smr Partly cloudy with a 20 to 30 percent chance of showers Highs In the lower 50s lows hi the upper 20s i !l !w"F Georg By The Associated Local temperatures Up above At 8 SunrlM: 6:58 am Sunset: 7:59 pm dear into mid- week Highs in ' pm the moon i the upper 40s to s lows upper 20s to 30s mid-60- i is Press and dry weather wi dominated much 10 degree north of Antares hi the constellation Scorpios Antares marks the Scorpion's heart It is also about 400 times the sun's diameter which would engulf the orbit of Mars around the sun 11 astronomy OrockstmaHjorn of 58 63 Chicago Concord NK 57 Dalas--R Worth 73 Denver 63 ' 63 Fargo 51 Flagstaff Honolulu 84 Kansas Cfty 72 81 Key West Las Vegas 75 New Orleans 79 New York CRy 66 Norfofc Va 78 Orlando 82 70 Phladslphia Portland Ore 60 71 Reno - the East Wednesday While storms soaked portions of the central states and the West An exception to the dry weather in the East was cloudy skies and scattered showers in western and southern New York far northwestern Pennsylvania and perhaps far north- eastern Ohio Snow was possible in far northern Maine Showers and thunderstorms pounded the Southern Plains Missouri Valley and western parts of the GuH Coast with the heaviest storms in central and eastern Texas and Oklahoma Rain will fall in the Northern Plains Scattered showers and thunderstorms battered Idaho Utah eastern Nevada Colorado Wyoming and northern Arizona The strongest storms packed hail up to one inch wind gusts up to 60 mph and lightning Dry conditions prevailed in the rest of the West High temperatures for Wednesday were in the 50s in the Northeast Great Lakes Region Ohio Valley Upper Midwest northern and central Rockies and Pacific Northwest 60s in the Tennessee Valley Middle Atlantic Northern Plains Southern Rockies Great Basin and California: 70s in the Deep South Southeast and Central Plains 70s and 80s in the Southern Plains 80s in the Desert Southwest Fair skies C2004AocuWMMr-ln- Almanac Partly cloudy on Saturday but From the news wire "i 81 51 Casper (boux : 42 ' BurtingionVl EXTENDED FRIDAY V - Humidity: 43 percent UV Index: 5(modBrate) Conditions: Clear Visibility: 10 miles Moon: Last quarter April Pollen: 69 (medium) - TODAY VMrinCHy S4r VAy sJ HTLo r : - ‘ Stlbuto Temperatures indkale Wednesday high and oyemlght low to 8 pm torscsst tof daytime oondMone htcfttaw temperatures a® m rm ' National temperatures Cache Valley outlook Fojiecast tor Thursday ’ r a cdy ody cdy cdy cdy cdy 09 cdy cdy 13 cdy cdy 30 57 38 49 ’ 31 73 52 73 60 62 46 47 56 47 50 47 '78' 53 65 79 59 ''Spokane' Tucson a WMres-Ban- ef Uyul lumpcraa ntpoim 53 30 cdy sno dr a- - cdy cdy 39 WaMweseA Guy 41 H Bryce Canyon Canyontaryts Cedar Cky Kanab dr cdy cdy 97 cdy cdy cdy cdy m cdy dr Laketown Monlicelo Nephi OgdBn Provo Sat Lake City Spanish Fbtk SLGeorge 52 58 59 65 60 53 60 62 63 62 68 72 61 Tooele Vernal ' 68 Wendover ZtonhLP Evanston 63 72 56 to- Pic 30 0J)1 47 0J8 3b 0J07 42 ai7 36 0X 33 0J02 44 - 023 47 025 48 ais 51 45 52 45 38 48 47 32 023 020 002 015 006 ai3 020 t forecast for noon Thursday April 8 The AccuWeathoreom r ‘ 34 50 27 42 ' ' St StsMarta Oh Pro - r-- -i u ia mm gold EH E53 Em E3’ CacheValleJorecasfprovided bv’National Weather ServiceTSUp'Above! feature provided bAstro Data out of there” he said standing near the memorial in Washing-ter- n cent a year ago At Washington’s Vietnam War Memorial lOth-grad- Ben er Meltzer said his visit to the wall inscribed with names of some 58000 dead from that conflict made him think of the troops dying in Iraqi “It adds up very very quickly how long it’s being fought' and you kind of question the ' cause and you hope it’s for the right reasons” the teenager said “I think we’d all like to see something come out of it” Veterans differedon comparisons between Vietnam and Iraq where fewer than 500 Americans have died in battle and some 3000 have been wounded Even those quick to draw the parallel said it's no easy task just to jeave “I see Vietnam happening all over again’’ said David Parker 56 of New York a Vietnam veteran who was a jet engine specialist in the Air Foirce in 1969' But “the shame is going to come if we just pull : Continued from A1 Andrew Kohut director of the Pew Research Center “The public is seeing Iraq go from something that was problematic to something that has really gone awry:” "That's precisely how Johnny Vance 39 a San Francisco construction worker feels" “All we have over there is a' big snake pit” said Vance grocery shopping in the Mission district “I was against the war but once we were in you've got to support the troops” he went on “Blit we are up to our hips and stumbling in the dark no matter what the Pentagon and the administration say” Support for President Bush’s handl i ng of Iraq has dropped to about 40 percent in recent polls down from about 75 per selves” Whether they choose a lifetime music career or riot' Gordon encourages students to always give their best — in practicing ah instrument or performing for others ais well as the rest of their lives “I just want to' see them Uo well” Gordon said “If you’re doing yotir best you’re doing your best And you know when you’re doing your best ” Inviesting in USU students reaped immediate results said lead altiq saxqjhonist Tler Whittaker Who toured with Gordon this week He noticed a different level of play from Continued from At “It works out well for the students” Gordon said “And you learn while you’re teach' irig It’s a huge investment make in others” A Georgia native Gordon plays 17 instruments and dubs himself a perfonner conduc- ' tor composer arranger and educator He described teach- ing as “inspiring students to ' deal with a better part of them 7 Elsewhere in the capital city critics sharpened their calls Wednesday for an exit strategy invoking “echoes of Vietnam” as Democratic Sen Robert Byrd of West Virginia put it and other dark allusions to war without end “The latest round of vio-lence in Iraq could be the spark that ignites a powder keg” said Charles V Pena of the Cato Institute Others more hopeful counseled patience and resolve “Is this a difficult political problem?” Republican Sen John McCain of Arizona asked " Yes Is this a time to panic to cut arid run? No” And Daniel Goure military policy analyst at the Lexington Institute saw the outlines of a resolution: “We are Winning the end of the war picking up dead- endere” he said “What 0V - USU students as well as the students they visited through- - outthe state “He inspires everyone to play out” Whittaker said “He’s very positive and encouraging Tfe doesn’t give negative feedback and doesn't ever say you can't do it” Guitarist Bill Hepworth and second tnrinborie Chris Olsen ' agreed “His understanding of f No you’re not where you should be but just do these things and you will be is really help- : 7 -- ful” Hepworth :: - Despite all this CAPS A’s shelter was not designed built or intended to include men CAPSA still refuses to start a ' Continued from A 4 support group for men CAPSA still refuses to launch that mother abuse or murder the long overdue campaign to ' raise their children far more than public and government da Lasf year a awarenes? of the even largrir domestic violence survey by problems of child arid male the LDS Hospital ER showed victims of female violence1 ' women of 10 I’m not suggesting we single nearly percent biit or vilifywomen as femi-- : surveyed had been victiims of nists have done with men but domestic violence by an inti- mate male partner during the even worse is the growing problem of past year This type of survey was' dqrie in hospitals around false accusations against men-In divorce situations studies (he country wjth similar: show the highest levels up to : results nris same type of ' study was recently concluded : 83 percenl o abuse alfega- at the ER of the hospital of the lions unsubstantiated Thp pol- ' icy of CAPSA other shelters University of Pennsylvania : 13 and men the feminist women’s groups percent of Nearly "'surveyed were victims of: j: is to not question allegations Vv from women but to support domestic vioferice by their intimate female partners in the them regiirdlcrafhis can give ' : rise to false accusations spiral past year!- ing upward out of control Thoe’s no safety net for mafe and child victims of this addi1 V ds : -- : - feminist-support- - ’ - - ! - ed : - - - th 18-mo- - y : ! Gor-do- vv-Handy’- : at I Alan L Millard Ctearfietd' Continued from A1 hadn’t been drinking earlier that day Utah Highway Patrol troopdear”: ers found no alcohol containFrancisco Ybarra 46 of ers in or around Pugmire’s car Marietta Ga whose Air Force Pugmire did however fail son Served in the Afghan and three field sobriety tests -' Iraqi ware declared “We’re administered by a trooper ' taking on too much” in Iraq' Pugmire also refused to subBut it will have been worth mit to a portable breathalyzer it he went on if American test at the scene of the crash aims succeed “If it becomes a and again while being booked into jail His blood alcohol ' democracy of course it was” content is unknown Calvin Woodward has covered During Wednesday’s hearing Pugmire told Christensen national affairs for The Associathe couldn’t remember declin-in- g ed Press in Washington since a breathalyzer test because 1986 AP writers Mfelikkj Org in of a concussion he sustained San Francisco Mike Codas in in the crash Chicago Daniel Yee in Atlanta His refusal to submit to a Michael Rubinkam in Philadeltest resulted in an Elza-bebreathalyzer Lester Wil and and phia suspension ofhis Wolfe In Wrishington license as specified by Utah contributed to this report statute Police reports state that sharing the spotlight” Olsen Pugmire told authorities he said “He tries to get everyone lost control of the SUV alter a else involved And for being deer jumped in front of him one of the best players in the But witnesses told authorities world that’s not too bad” Pugmire had been driving ’ At USU Gordon taught an erratically in the fast lane fra Wednesclinic improvisation 8t least eight miles before los- day and performed dial evening ing control of his vehicle n in the Knit Concert Hall UHP trooper Jason Jensen joined the Jazz Orchestra said Wednesday that he could r ' in some ofhis own composismell alcohol on Pugmire’s tions aswell as fresh takes on : breath 1st the scene of the crash Gershwin’s “Fascinat“Just shoot me in the head v George :: my life is over tint thing in : ing Rhythm” arid “Sweet and Low Down” and WC the morning” Pugmire told “St Louis Blues” Jensen after being arrested “This man plays with such Pugmire was later bodted into ' the Box Elder County Jail He swing” Gudmundson said “He hasn’t forgotten that music was released on $1300 bait should be a joyful activity for Because of a plea agree- and alike listeners ment a class-- B misdemeanor performers He’s the whole package” charge of DUI was changed to “He’s incredible” Whittaker “alcohol-relate- d reckfessdri-ving- ” said “This (jazz) is everything Christensen sentenced to him and you can tell” Pugmire to 12 months proba-- e tional abuse either feminist domesticviolence staffers in county attorney and attorney general offices com- V pourid these problems’ Men and women can face the facts and fight all abuse' together Shouldn't we stop j domestic violence for every- - : one? Many women and for-- " mer feminists support the men's and fathere’ movements which call for genuirie equal!- -ty Regardless of any good they do CAPSA can’t be trusted withashelteror sup-prprogramsfor men or women Tlris is like putting ' Hitler in charge oftiiesyna- gogue or bin Laden in charge r of Homeland Security ' V' Full-tim- : bib-da- said “He’s really cool about Plea ! ' : : you’ve got here is the end of the war overlapping with the beginning I diink of the creation of the new Iraqi state the real creation” To be sure Goure added “this isn’t going in a smooth progression that’s quite tion and ordered him not to drink alcohol during drat peri- od He must also complete 24 hours of community service by May 31 pay a fine of $800 and undergo a clinical evaluation to determine if alcohol abuse counseling is necessary After the hearing Pugmire’s wife wiped tears from her eyes in the hallway outside the courtroom Pugmire’s attorney Shan non Dernier said he believes Pugmire would have been : under the legal alcohol limit if he would have taken the breathalyzer test “I’m glad we have it behind us" Pugmire said “It’s time to move on” Pugmire also said hie didn’t fed victimized by the case because of his status at USU “I don’t fed that way at all” he said When asked about athletic coaches from other universities in the country that have recently come under fire for simitar or Worse behavior Itogmire replied “There’s a lot ofguys far worse than me in the business I'll say that” Box Elder County Attorney Amy Hugie said if Pugmire is arrrated on another alcohol-relate- d driving charge it would count as his second :y DUI She also defended her decision to diange Pugmire’s charge from a DUI to a reck- ' Uie& Ladies Workout Express HOnn im pumoiHB ' Ifmn chaf : a R vn piMNn M uvpvr MnHsr sad pawreKsi yiw pnMi a MaMutlM f ssatb mi a Mlky dtat as cm hi yw jap start ysw'wiipit WHk jiua Am li Mhyl Mga ' ored “Our not offer Mr Pugmire anything different than we would have offered anybody else " she said after the hearing v Before leaving the court-house Pugmire said he hasn’t made up his mind whether he’ll stay in Cache Valley now: that he's resigned from USU “It would be nice to stay in Cache Valley but it depends' on whatl’m abfetodo” he ttuL":''’- Life & Your Look 'iniii kin ' : |