Show A1Q — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Monday April 19 I Loo kjo n ne f o rweatherj nf qJ n ks Utah outlook AecuWeathercom HMMHwwlQevysxon t Ofldw'si iar ’ T 8eH cl UUteCjty WYO ve:' Cloudy with - ' ' J ” ' Qwji yr pjjKTr''7"— Moab 65 3S ”1 Cedar City 85 30 r - TUESDAY EXTENDED Cloudy with a 50 percent chance A 70 of rain ' percent chance of show- ers Highs in the mid 40s lows in ' the upper 20s Possible evening snow storms showers mixed with snow Highs in the lower 50s and lows in the 30s ' Chicago 86 Cincinnati 61 81 Houston JacksonMiss Jacksonville Key West Las Vegas area later OUk cdy cdy dr dr cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy Cedar City Green River Several northern portions of the country were smacked with rain hail or snow Sunday while most southern areas enjoyed mild conditions Strong to severe thunderstorms hit northern Minnesota Wisconsin the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and'ceptral and western New York bringing hail the size of golf balls dangerous lightning and wind gusts up to SO mph’ Rainfall amounts were generally less than an inch but Eveleth Minn recorded 4 15 inches by midday A jarge ridge of high pressure brought dry breezy and mostly clear conditions to most of the East including the Southeast Gulf Coast Deep South Tennessee and Ohio Valjeys Appalachians and southern A few isolated showers brought light rain to parts of Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Iowa and Illinois In far western Texas temperatures soared into the upper 80s Scattered rain and Snow fell iri parts of Wyoming Col-- 1 orado and Utah Other parts of the West were cloudy but midday high in the Lower 48 states Sunday was 90 degrees in Louisa Va and Fort Stockton Texas The low was 25 degrees-iCut Bank Mont -- 10i ’ 0 10s 0 dr Layton Nephi Ogden Price — Provo Salt Lake City Snowbird Vernal dr MX 50s AOs 70s 00s dr 01 city cdy cdy 02 cdy dr H Lo Pro 32 47 34 35 37 35 39 38 39 39 26 39 43 37 32 33 025 000 016 009 045 080 028 004 65 57 50 50 53 49 55 48 52 37 Kanab Laketown cdy cdy cdy 20s cdy cdy 07 m 51 ' Press By The Associated Prc cdy 51 cdy 81 Little Rock 58 60 cdy Los Angeles 68 52 Wendover 54 cdy Zion NP 86 62 65 LpuisviHe cdy 77 Boise 61 62 cdy 80 60 Evanston 47 cdy The AccuWeatherom forecast for noon Monday April 1 9 " MIM' Kffia From tho nows wire NM '( -- 57 83 82 85 82 80 78 70 Incfianapolis colder pacific storm will move across the entire that day and through Thursday St George 69 MS ' 83 Honolulu A series of storm systems will move across the northern half of the state through early Wednesday A stronger and f ARB Brownsville Cleveland Helena ' I feSifefes' Boston 58 63 50 39 53 57 69 52 58 56 37 74 63 63 52 50 68 Baltimore Billings Birmingham Synopsis COCO t ww-- a 60 percent chance of rain and snow showers Highs around 50 and lows in the lower 30s J RIchfMd 54 31' Lo 80 60 87 55 82 59 Austin 52 38 -- Hi 79 Portland Maine 64 Portland Ore 58 Eastern Time ri I Provo '51 38 a " 67 42 45 68 46 Providence 58 46 Rapid City 81 66 San Antonio San Diego 66 57 San Francisco 58 49 San JuanPR 85 75 Regional Temperatures Temperatures indicate Sunday’s high aind overnight low to 8 pm AmariHo W33 ' W TODAY fS' I a RST forecast (Of daytime conditions highlow temperatures Xus National temperatures Miami Beach Cache Valley outlook Forecast for Monday Ijj1 I I i D T1 ) H 2004 ' aie 006 000 022 000 t tm — 00s 00s 100a 110s Bands sapsrsts high ismpsialuis zones lor the day' ' ‘ Up above Almanac New moon This occurs with a partial solar eclipse at 7:21 am This partial eclipse occurs over' parts of the southern hemisphere' namely Africa and Antarctica In the next 20 yearn partial eclipses will account for 375 percent of all ' Sunrise: 6:41 am Sunset: 8:11 pm Humidity: 60 percent UV Index: § (roderate) 1 Conditions: Scattered clouds Visibility: 10 miles Moon: 'New moon tonight Pollen: 27 Mid-Atlant- fr in dii if forecast provided by National Weather Service ji ' ' P 200 dry-Th- astronomyOrocketmallcom WUNlHnv-ffri- r : (high) - V- ic AceuWssdisr 0 me T Ram 3' Up Abovefeature i Nonas FRONTS: COLD ' Fturrioa provided by Astro enlisted' “I thought the commandant of the Marine Corps must have read my mind” he said He joined the fight against Chinese communist forces hut said he didn’t partake in other activities he said were common among the Iraqis — like the use of derogatory terms “gook”and “chink” “I was learning their names where they lived and who their father and mother was” ' sub-cultu- re - : ' ar mild-manner- ed said jio : He left China before"': Shanghai fell to the commU-nist- s in 1949 but took a con- - : : ar : versational knowledge of Chinese and cultural under ’ ' Continued from A1 - v ' r paign Reserve Corps volunteers " must agree to go through a and one Continued from A1 day of training annually They alsf) must be able and willing to respond in the event of Un ' thcy ccmld determine what level of medical attention vie: 'emergency:rims need However physicians aren’t '' "If they ckn be treated there the only ones eligible to volun- and sent home' wonderful” " leer Weibel is also seeking Weihel said ‘TTiiit keeps them dentists physician assistants from plugging up the hospi- counselors interpreters nutri- ' : - 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Get involved -- ' ‘ - al cal: : 0 teershtml V V According to a brochure distributed by Weibel ai Tues- day night’s County Council meeting the US Medical ' Reserve Corps was formed shortly after the Sept l I attacks in response to Presi- dent Bush's call for Ameri- - V cans to offer volunteer service in their communities MRC is a specialized component of the Citizens Corps a national network of volunteers dedicat- ed to making sure their fami- lies homes and communities fmra terrorism crime and disasters of all kinds’ Citi- zen Corps along with Ameri-- : corps Seniof Coqis and the Peace Corps are part of the president's USA Freedom Corps which pramiotes volun-- : : The Bear Rhrar Health Department is looking for people with medical expert-enc- e to serve as volunteers on the Cache County Med-icReserve Corps For ' more informatton Reserve Corps Director Mike Weibel at 792-652or : ’ ' : training he said : The Reserve Corps would- n’t be relegated to emergen'’microbiologistvZenvirohmcntai cies either Voluhteepi could : health muntal spcspecialists cialists and physical therapists'' '' he called on to participate in "V:'ve laid the founda- - i'v Frankly I’ II iake Someone - ( outreach and prevention cam: non" hesaid“Now we’re’! wtKi'doesh't have any medical v paigns immunization pro- starting therecruitment cam- - 'training and ppiyide them grams and blood drives steering cominitiee for the Ideal Reserve Corps part of a national program and now he's aiming to enlist ' (X) volunteers hy Oct 1 CtsuSy " ! V PLCtaudy ff baby-kille- rs - Sumy : - - - - on : 1 loo - Middle East While Engebret- son said there-arcultural barriers that the American military could pay more atten- tion to or historical military failures jn countries like ' Afghanistan that the current administration should learn from he admits jt's not his place to be an “amichair general” right now Because nearly 60 years after a teenager from Montana left his books about far-o- countries for the United States Marine Corps his own history has taught more than those texts could have"It’s not our place to won- der why As a citizen of the United States I support my ' ‘“ president my country and my ' constitution’’ said Engebret-son vIf I was called to do it again I would do it I think I am a patriot- Arid I'm still a mud marine” States as with what he has seen firsthand oyer the years The child that was infatuat- cd with China when he learned to read was sent there in 946 only a year after he he - Last week he Was the veter-- ’ standing of the region with an at the VA Iiospital and him: That would soon be help- underwent a procedure on his ful because he returned to the eyes When his roommate region just a few years later “It’s not our place to wonder why As a citcame in the man iold when the Korean War began I izen of the United “ThankOii for serv- “It was wicked" the former support my - staff said gunnery sergeant ing”" constituand my my country president about the tour that took him Engebretson dicing know tion lf I was called to do it again 1 would the man and asked Why he allover Korea as the US deserved thanks Thnan fought from 1950 to 1953 ' do it I think l am a patriot: And I’m still a “The essence of it is if you explained that if Engebretson mud marine" was iit the hospital he must could take Vietnam and coni- have served in the military at press' it into three years you some point And he picked up would basically have had people he met He said the traing his years as a commercial ditional Korean burial ser-deep-se- a diver in Iraq and Korea as far as casualties and another nugget of wisdom-'That’' vices he learned about were a deaths were concerned” speak the Spanish he and his something I’ll be wife used while living in He marched mile after mile 1 favorite memory and still doing a jot more of” Enge- recalls some personal relation:' Puerto Vallarta Mexico And bretson said “There's too up mountains in freezing tem-- 1 now he continues to play a ships he developed while try- He saw piles of many of us that were forgot--peratures role in the military by helping dead Chinese soldiers as well ' ing to heip the people of ten spit on when we return ” 'South Korea a of Americans — or called as live ones that he called “That in created like himself The treatment from anti-wrelentless as they pursued the: changes my veterans just “It the from went life! famil-under comes " Americans He became saying ‘they heading protesters is about the only ' of service to somebody else” iar with a shotgun while under were’ of ‘they are’ to ‘he is’ memory that drew a rise out said Engebretson who drives or ‘she is' They told you of the Enge- pressure from the eneniy and about their hurt their veterans who have no other knows that some blood was bretson during an interview at But they told you about their means of making the trip to' on his “riot gun” his home last week or a simi-l' Veterans the said also” Administration But death isn’t the only part jobs interview conducted last Engebretson ' ' The study of culture tottend--' Hospital in Salt Lake Q'ty summer It’s obviously a sen- -' of Engebretson’s Korean his week DAV ed “I each to owe the other He theculEngesitive subject with him as talks about stops story bretson can still rattle off (Disabled American Veterans)1 well as the recent criticism of ture he studied the language Arabic greetings learned dur- a lot" the current situation in the skillshe picked Up and the Enge-breLs- ' STATIONARY Data®ig8ll8®SI u Continued from A 1 (now WARU "Z - f Z? 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