Show A8 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Tuesday June 2004 1 t t Look online for weatherjnfo links wwwhjnewscom Utah outlook 7 National temperatures Cache Valley outlook Forecast for Tuesday Temperatures indicate Monday’s high and overnight low to 8pm Eastern Timei ' Hi Pro Otk 4f:- Atlanta 75 66 r64rcdy 64 - 49 f02 & m pv$ Boston Charlotte 82 70 1749 cdy 68 42':'?:'cdy Cheyenne 66 : 61 -- ‘61 ? cdy v Cincinnati 76 7 Dallas-F-t vWorth 89 70 Denver V 74 with highs in the ij Helena ' 65 and 80s ’7'':upper : - ACCU Weather jom forecast tof daytime condiitong hiqMow temperatures rgg ' 7 WEDNESDAY ' ' mid- - to upper 70s Clear tonight the y ' 7 86 93 Richmond Sacramento St Louis San Antonio Santa Fe Seattle Washington -78 68 58 "' dr 30 dr: '"61 02 cdy 10474:7? cdy 81 cdy 7 7 40:: 'V6151s$Ocdy 74 7 66 704: cdy ? ' ? Regional T 7 reaching the lower 80s -and Honolulu 65 75 'Juneau 7 Las Vegas Synopsis 7 'y v ' 7 ' ty ' 7 - 'Hi ' Lo ’V ‘'If ' 7 ' Pro wind damage’ yy7By afternoon storms and heavy: rain remained across the South extendine alone a line from Louisiana' to Sunrise: Sunset 8:54 pm Humidity 33 percent' 7 month as it crosses the face of the-sun in what is known as a transit This is the first such transit of the ’ : ’ momes apross-lra“When werefumtoout-5— Thorne' — r 7 vytfaSki & ' -: : £ ’’cdy' -- 0a aEUliMH 0' - OJOO 7045000it)!oO 60:735 The AccuWeathercom forecasffor noon Tuesday June 1 " -itsaa ' j y Llot 023 000 0s V3 ' 90s 100 : 7 77 1109 ' rrUp Above’ feature provided by Astro Data i that we 0 iOSlitajygfficef peremni'at ItimatelytriSrc tdnialri thshpotmg rampage and here said ini hostage standoffthat killed 22 black 'giite' waUVhereJlew-Yagedtou- h people Whifd Hbuse spokes-shlnwoman PamelaSteven$ safd-thnames of the moire thanl'qtested Bu'shalsocalled German W z 58000 who fell in Vietnam ' '' -are etched intime and remem-?:Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder-rubbed ' to uige support bf 4 strong his He brancei thumb Tn!taI Xfatintie tapAli itmM Ap tka naiiact finitiAe''i Awap ’Aha i I’h Bagh ‘ during a dad s CaropVictoryThey' VK riiust hot have cjred in vain’? saidanchezy Who is due tb rotate out of Iraq sooaf A yeai ago at this ti me sireif " sol- Wn more than tq ait lerehip:ra'S:' e : 4 1 :'-- 000 4 ) - dom’s Sflndiistry hubB Vvthtitili rtotreturn toj 7 expressed support for the H 64' -- -- Pn nee: Abdullah of Saudi Arabia and express condolences r " : 69: 64 38 45 39 43 through Iowa and Minnesota into Wisconsin northern Illinois and parts of Michigan V 7 f Rain fell across New- York state New' jersey pruts of v Cache Valley forecast provided by National Weather Service 4 78 53 66 166 cdy Burley m ' Coeur d’Alene 91 77 : Pocatello 66 58 ‘AT cdy Salmon 68 22: cdy ' 1 04 73 dr Twin Falls 7 ' Evanston 66 sz - ' Bands of showers and thunderstorms snread across wide sections of the eastern half of the nation Monday ' " pouring heavy rain on parts of the South and ' V ''A-L'Appalachians Southern West Virginia 'got up to 42S inches of rain 77- ' w 7 The Associated Press' Philadelphia Phoenix r Portland Ore' i‘ 61 93 68 82 New Orleans New York City From the' news wire 7yy3 86'' cV Miami Beach r A broad flat ridge of high pressure will bring & warming trend to the area through this week A weak upper level disturbance will cross the area tonight By 101 - 'jfki Los Angeles 0 ’ T Continued from At Vi j vy 7 - submit a scoteofa worit piVoevertieed'not submit entnes fi iVV i ynitcdStates dunng X v’’ Continued from At 7 X - ’ year recording Will be acceptM although score? arestlL X strongiyurged’ ' thC£ & Bear Lake Convention and £& Visitors Bureau In Garden-- 4' iThey:wo:uld ' remain restricted to state park iog keep V'' V? ‘j 777 Jjrize7f com Jnto those areas : : City ' We’re not trying to dumb it 7 areas' : from the north or south where Allen asked iJ7n visitors down any way shape or form: i observe the rules jn the state they do have public access to but we’retmgtoaugnnt it tfiose areas" parks and beach areasandX fee A is nominal - ’State Park North Eden State Charged to' respect private property “We’ll be doing some pu 7'' ' parkvEastside Staid Park and 7 use the state parks Cedars and 7 i education” we hc Shades Mtd’if also V“7 ' :iiq campgrounds South Eden State Park areall VrJ ' violation as we beach but access are a offer pfi7 nqtice patrol :V open to the public we’ll try arid talk to those'Visitors can also access yately owned ' V ' Infantiy Regiment and that folks and educate them” 'lake at a rest area north of ' 7 7 There is no camping ' Horwitz got the wrong one : the Beaches at Bear Lake are on the beaches: Beach Rendezvous Xalloiyed along Horwitz said his research was 7 7- 7 highway: open from 6 am to 10 pm : Campfires stoves charcoal x tp viWhavepublii2:accesS wil also beich- - he SaiA for die first tune in the 7 3The main thing is we’re t7formed v A lb the this a serious 4 1 -- vSsmSk 'SSESS Puhtr ' 77 : : '7 fhp--:'- 'r oldman”: ' William Jasper Martin died 8 93 1 Two months later Alberta Martin married her late husband's grandson T Charlie Martin- - He died in 7- 7 ' 7 on July - ' 7- 7' v: ' 7 - ? trenches were full of water They were so hungry In VirT ginia that during die time they were fightings they had to grab ' food as thej' went along They come across a potato patch and made up some mashed tncsv she said Asked if she loved her hus- hand Martin said: “That’s a hard question to answer I cared about him to live with him You know the difference ' between a young man and an ' : : ' " : J 1 carefully checked and the book was accurate' The state government consid' 1983 ered Martin's record clean She beouiie die fbcus'bf a enough to award him a Confed- dustup over the depiction of her erate pension in 1921 andto and her late Confederate hus- - - give Albcrta Martin Confeder-banin the 1998 book Con-::ate widow’s benefits in 1996 ' Martin’s older son Harold federates in the Attic:” Among ' Fariow of North Little Rock other things the book by Tony Horwitz described William ArkT died last June Her younger son Willie Martin Jasper Martin as a deserter A group that defends South- lives in Elba Alberta Martin is em heritage disagreed contcnd-enoug- h to be interred at New Ebcnezer Baptist Church six miles west ing there were at least two William Martins who served in cereof Elba in an 860s-styK 4th the Alabama her funeral of Company mony following 1 PiaaM 0 '7' Cache Democrats! 7 a Were a Big CD Club Party All -- When? 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