THE SPECTRUM WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, FOR YOUR INFORMATION Tomorrow's forecast IDAHO WYO. Logan UTAH WEATHER A Ogden Salt Lake City Provo NEV. COLO. Cedar City St. George Moab N.M.
ARIZ. REGIONAL TEMPERATURES The high and low tempera- Currant Creek tures and precipitation read- Dugway ings for the 24-hour period Escalante ending at 6 a.m. m-missing Green River information Hanksville City H. Prc Helper Utah Huntington Arches N.P. 107 67 Logan Blanding 98 65 Manti Brigham City 101 65 Monticello Bryce Canyon 84 51 Ogden Bullfrog 106 79 Orem Capitol Reef N.P.
96 68 Price REGIONAL WEATHER FACTS Provo 104 66 Salt Lake City 105 73 Snyderville 88 47 Tooele 100 70 Trenton 102 55 Vernal 98 74 Zion N.P. 108 71 Nevada Elko 97 51 Ely 95 60 Las Vegas 111 87 Reno 98 62 Winnemucca 102 58 Cedar City Richfield High yesterday. Low Rainfall yesterday. Record high Record low Record rainfall (1969) ..............0.70" Center are for today's date. ACROSS THE NATION High yesterday.
Low today .............60 Rainfall yesterday .................0.00" Record high (1943) 102 Record low Record rainfall at The forecast for noon, Thursday, July 28. Lines separate high temperature zones for the day. CHINO N- 90S brE 80s 80s 90s 80s 70s 60s 90s 80s 80s 70s $90s 110s 90s 100s FRONTS: 100s 90s COLD WARM STATIONARY 1994 Accu-Weather. Inc Pressure HIGH LOW SHOWERS RAIN T-STORMS FLURRIES SNOW ICE SUNNY PT CLOUDY CLOUDY Via Associated Press Miami Beach 91 82 rn Portland. Ore.
87 61 cdy Milwaukee 77 61 cdy Providence 86 69 .25 rn Mpis-St Paul 75 56 .05 cdy Reno 98 62 cir Nashville 87 68 2.10 cdy Richmond 90 69 1.73 rn New Orleans 91 79 .11 cdy Sacramento 100 56 cir New York City 86 71 .21 rn St Louis 78 60 cdy Norfolk, Va. 90 73 .35 rn San Francisco 72 55 cdy Omaha 78 56 cir Santa Fe 87 60 cdy Orlando 90 72 1.00 rn Shreveport 93 73 .03 cir Philadelphia 87 72 .79 rn Syracuse 78 56 .04 rn Phoenix 103 89 cir Tampa-St Ptrsbg 90 76 .18 Pittsburgh 80 62 cdy Tucson 107 83 cdy Portland, Maine 82 68 .16 rn 88 69 .63 cdy Sunset tonight (MDT) 8:47 p.m. Sunset tonight (PDT) 7:47 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow (MDT) 6:34 a.m. Sunrise tomorrow (PDT) 5:34 a.m.
LUNAR PHASES SUNRISE SUNSET New moon Aug. 7 First quarter Aug. 13 Full moon Aug. 20 Last quarter July 30 ULTRAVIOLET INDEX Ultraviolet index for today from the National Weather Service. The rating by the Environmental Protection Agency is as follows for Uvi exposure level: 10-2-minimal 3-4-low Tri-state 15-6 -moderate area 17-9-high I 10-very high 8 REGIONAL OUTLOOK UTAH: Tonight and Thursday, partly cloudy with a few afternoon and evening thunderstorms, lows of 60-75, highs of 90-105.
20 percent chance of rain at Cedar City through Thursday. NEVADA: Tonight, fair skies with lows from the 70s to mid-80s. Thursday, highs of 100-118. ARIZONA: Tonight, lows from the lower 50s (mountains) to the mid70s (high deserts). Thursday, variable clouds with a few late day thunderstorms in the deserts.
St. George High yesterday. ....110 Low .....81 Rainfall yesterday ..0.00" Record high (1934). Record low Record rainfall .....0.36" Weather records provided by the Utah Climate The high and low readings and weather the nation for the 8 a.m. m--information missing rn--rain cir-clear cdy-oloudy Albuquerque Anchorage Atianta Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Billings Birmingham Boise Boston Burlington, Vt.
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and is threatening to take Anderson's property. Even though the lawsuit is still in the first stages. the water board has already authorized condemnation of Pah Tempe and the property surrounding the hot springs. Anderson is hoping educating the public will help speed up a resolution to his problems with the water district. "It's just to let people come down.
look at the places that were trenched. and see the damage done and the condition of the springs." Anderson said. He has invited participants to bring their swimming suits and have a soak if they wish. The meeting was actually the idea of Virgin Mayor Joy Henderlider, who made a presentation on the springs at the last city planning commission meeting. Anderson has invited representatives of Virgin.
Rockville, Toquerville. LaVerkin and Hurricane as well as county DIXIE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER July 5 Rebecca and Kevin Ganowsky, St. George, boy. Rebecca and Steven Wigington, St. George, boy.
July 22 I Laurel and Nelson Hafen, St. George, boy. St. George resident Norman R. Blake, 2351 E.
2450 South, was cited by police Tuesday afternoon for following too close after he was involved in a -car accident at 490 W. St. George Blvd. Police estimate the damage at $1,500. ST.
GEORGE Leah Fry Leah Esther Stevens Fry, 93, died Monday at the St. George Care and Rehabilitation Center. She was born July 15, 1901 in Green Forest, Ark. to James Campbell and Pernella Esther Shibley Stevens. She married Os Berry Fry on August 28, 1919 in Green Forest, Ark.
He died in January of 1980. Survivors include her son, George B. Fry, St. George. She was preceded in death by a son, William Rex Fry.
Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Monday at the Spilsbury Desert Rose Memorial Chapel, 58 N. 100 East, where friends may call one hour prior to the service. A graveside service will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday local time, at the Olivewood Cemetery in Riverside, under the direction of the Spilsbury Desert Rose Mortuary.
ST. GEORGE POLICE I Officers arrested a 28-year-old St. George man Tuesday afternoon and booked him into Washington County Jail on a warrant for suspicion of violating his probation. Kasey G. Herring, 1574 N.
Dixie Downs Road, No. 1, is held on $10,000 cash-only bail. Police broke up a fight between two juveniles Tuesday afternoon which started in the food court of the Red Cliffs Mall. A 14-year-old boy and another boy were referred to juvenile detention for disorderly conduct. MESQUITE POLICE In the Mesquite Police summary of activity between July 18 and July 24, officers made three felony arrests: On July 22, Roxanne C.
Smith was arrested on a felony warrant out of Salt Lake City. Also on July 22, St. George resident Michael P. Dicks was arrested on suspicion of felony driving under the influence of alcohol. I On July 24, Salt Lake City resident Michael D.
Bird was arrested for suspicion of possession of a stolen vehicle possession of stolen property. CEDAR CITY POLICE Police arrested four juveniles suspicion of criminal mischief smearing axle grease on vehicles officials. "City officials from Hurricane. LaVerkin and Virgin all said they would come out here." he said. "I also invited the (Washington) County commissioners." Anderson said he hasn't called cities like Santa Clara and St.
George "mainly because they're farther away. but they are definitely Anderson said the springs shouldn't be condemned because of the history in the surrounding areas. "The springs are a historic and cultural resource that is unique in the area." he said. "Probably. at 12.000 gallons per minute.
it is the second largest hot spring in the country." The hot spring at Thermopolis. is the only one Anderson knows of that is bigger. at 33.000 gallons per minute. Anderson grew up near Thermopolis. Pah Tempe has been used by Native Americans for centuries.
Anderson said, as well as by pioneers who came to Southern Utah. The spring water comes from water stored in primeval days, located 10.000 .000 feet below the surface. It is heated by volcanic sources which accompany the BIRTHS Traci and Raynel Hunt, Seattle, girl. Holly and Travis Wilkinson, St. George, boy.
Lori and Parrish Troy Stoker, St. George, girl. July 24 Rosalynde and Calvert Harvey, St. George, boy. Donna Vee and Jeffery Holt, St.
George, boy. ACCIDENTS A 32-year-old Hurricane, Utah, resident was involved in a single-car accident on Interstate 15 near milepost 13.4 Tuesday afternoon. According to Utah Highway Patrol records, Joy Cary was driving southbound on I-15 in a 1987 Toyota van DEATH NOTICES Brief death notices are published free of charge. For a complete obituary, please see Page B8. PARAGONAH, Utah Gerald Latimer Gerald Luke Latimer, 78, of Paragonah died Tuesday at Valley View Medical Center in Cedar City, Utah.
He was born July 11, 1916 in Jacksboro, Texas to George "Tobe" and Margaret Marsee Latimer. He married Alice Ann Bunch October 21, 1963, in Houston, Texas. Survivors include his wife Alice Latimer, Paragonah; children: Thomas C. Latimer, El Paso, Texas; John D. Latimer, Corpus Christi, Texas; Geralda breaking out windows.
Two of the four were arrested on suspicion of curfew violation within hours of the original arrest. I Police arrested a 20-year-old Cedar City man on suspicion of simple assault early Tuesday morning at 455 W. 400 South. Booked into the Iron County Jail was Jared Quentin Smith, 955 W. 400 North.
arrested a 28-year-old Longmont, man Friday afternoon on suspicion of drug paraphernalia after a routine traffic stop. Arrested was Scott Allen Kopren, 1831 Jewell. IRON COUNTY SHERIFF Deputies, along with Utah Highway Patrol troopers arrested a 31- year-old Cedar City man on suspicion of possession of a deadly weapon with intent to assault. Arrested was Robert Edward Pike, 5856 W. 1400 South.
Pike was arrested after threatening an individual and firing a handgun into the floor of a room occupied by the complainant. CORRECTION In a letter to the editor on Paulette on Matheson's family thanking those after who helped the family through their loss, her name was and misspelled. Hurricane fault line. The water flows up along the fault. and is directed to Pah Tempe's grotto by an impermeable layer of rock.
Anderson said that layer was pierced in two places by water district crews while burying a 66-inch pipeline in 1984-85. The hot springs dried up. until the district patched the two places where the pipeline was buried under the river. Anderson said the springs were OK at first. but then pressure in the springs slowly dropped until the September 1992 earthquake.
Within days. the spring's flows had dropped to less than 100 gallons per minute and remain that way now. Wayne Wilson. former chairman of the Washington County Water Conservation Board. said the spring ran as good as it did before the pipe was laid and the 1992 earthquake is the real culprit.
"It just hasn't worked as good ever since then." he said. Anderson said he will make arrangements for anyone who is interested to get a tour of the property. "I plan to have an open house once a month until this is resolved." he said. Gena and Aaron Jones, St. George, girl.
I Linda and Jeffrey Kauffman, St. George, girl. I Kimberly and Brad Lewis, Leeds, Utah, girl. Tera and Timothy Reynolds, Santa Clara, Utah, boy. Leslie and Matthew Torres, St.
George, boy. when she rounded a corner and noticed the van was overheating. Cary put the car in neutral but lost control of the van and ran into a guardrail. Cary was not wearing a seat belt at the time of the accident, but sustained only minor injuries. Latimer, Grand Junction, M.
Cowley, San Ramon, and-Neil S. Cowley, Barcelona, Spain; 9 grandchildren; sisters: Mable Moughon, Harlingen, Texas and Eugenia Russell, Midland, Texas. Services will be private. ST. GEORGE Evelyn Follett Evelyn Daniels Follett passed Monday at Dixie Regional Medical Center.
She was born to Elijah and Margaret H. Robertson Daniels on February 19, 1907 in Cumberland, Wyo. She is survived by her husband Carl W. Follett, St. George; daughters: Imogene Collins, St.
George; Carla Ruth Hill, Bountiful, Utah; brother, Eugene Daniels, Calif. She was preceded in death by her parents, two sisters and three brothers. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Friday at Metcalf Mortuary Chapel, 300 West St. George where friends may call one hour prior to services.
Interment in St. George City Cemetery. FIRE CALLS IRON COUNTY Cedar County firefighters had a very quiet weekend, responding to just one fire call. Crews responded to a vehicle fire at 11:13 a.m. Sunday after a Jeep owned by Leroy Herdt caught fire near the county landfill due to an electrical short and was ruled a total loss.
Chief Clint Nielson thanked the residents of Iron County for their efforts in keeping the holiday weekend accident-free. FIRE DANGER EXTREME Today's fire HIGH danger level as reported by the Bureau of Land MODERATI Management is very high for Iron County and extreme LOW for Washington County. TODAY'S WEATHER SPONSORED BY "I love what you do for me" 1700 S. Hilton Dr. St.
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