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The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 14

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i ne bacramemo bee mai monctay March 51990 WEATHER National California Sacramento Yesterday Today's highs lows Oroville 5734 to Oroville 5734 1" 4 cla I a a' 1 i Reno 4225 Reno 42125 PARTLY CLOUDY Grass Valley Nevada City 5939 Nevada City 5939 Grass Valley lu Prep 45'm 03 67 54 02 6a39 47 6847 rrvm 64 54 42 5548 21 8359 5848 23 5a47 69 54 48 19 57 49 47 4746 71 64 46 kturas Anatiern Auburn Bast Cbo Conccird Davis Deat Valey Pik Grove Eureka Farrfiel Fo'som Fort Bragg FresNa Truckee 2918 29718' IN 4 pa IA tsts I 1 6 60s 70s FORECAST FOR 4 PM TODAY AND PREDICTED KW TEMPERATURES AIN rR ::1 as SNOW '1 SHOWERS THUNDER STORMS a) 08 20 4- I 2 i 105- 30 '1 '-1 0 PP 50S Zt I 404 I I-'- -4-- 1 OS 41 60 r) 'Ici' --P--2 1 6 FORECAST FOR 4 TODAY 70s AND PREDICTED NW TEMPERATURES SNOW SHOWERS THUNDER STORMS Today A chance of lingering showers Highs 50s Lows 32-38 Tuesday A little warmer and not as breezy Highs 59-64 Lows 34-38 Wednesday Increasing clouds and chance of rain Highs 50s Lows 40s Thursday Early rain timing to showers and cooler Highs 50s Lows 37-44 4-a" WARM FRONT N'Irlr" COLD FRONT -s-11-T STATIONARY FRONT 11 FAIR I o' 1 tl I 4 FAIR 4'16U tilltit 464 RAIN ALTERNATING SHADED AND CLEAR SANDS SNOW AREAS OF COLIMON IMPERATORE 15 02 rn 10 50 17 61 Gal 56 46 Gass VVey Nei City 58 45 Jacksof 54 44 LDS Ages 62 55 Marysoe Yuba Clly 5146 Modesto 64 Morterey 5747 Mt Sllasta 39 36 kap 5044 Neeilies 8251 Oaklarii 5852 Orove 5144 Pa'im Sortrgs 83 47 5840 Re 5245 Reing 51 49 Rose'otie 5753 Woodland Davis 5941 Napa Vacaville 4735 59'38 Fairfield 5841 MULJUIll 6Go--- 6135 4c5kez' Roseville 58142AfePlacervIlle 5934 Folsom Sacramento 5843 I) 5740 Elk Grove 59142 I I Jackson I 5538 Auburn Gait 5738 Sonora 55136 South Lake Tahoe 30122 Santa Rosa 5841 Oakland 5746 AL 5747 San Jose! Marysville Yuba City 5736 Concord 6043 Stockton 58138 5945 Ukiah" it IN Chico 513 I Fo 'N i 6 5 -f''' 7 I i Eureka 5239 Redding 5737 1 Susanville 1 3527 i 1 Marysville "-st'lk Yuba City l's- 5736 '4k 7E3c 6135 Auburn 102P------ 1 ''c5-'ez' 7 Roseville if i South sss Woodland 5844 I Lake 5934 Tahoe 6142 Davis 10Placerville Folsom 30122 5843 01 Sacramento 5740 5941 Santa Napa Vacaville Elk Grove I Rosa 47135 59138 5942 5841 ---1 Fairfield Jackson (-4 5841 Galt 55138 7( ''1- 5738 Concord 4" 6043 Stockton ----7N Oakland 5838 5746 7 Sonora 5536 s57F47 i Eureka 52139 Redding Eu enk a ks' San Jose 1 5737 7 5945 Ukiah I eSusanville co 1 35 27 5137 I 6 87136 Hottest coldest (in 48 states) 83 Presidio TX -6 Peliston MI Summary A malor Pacific storms will bring renewed wintry weather to many areas of the country as it moves eastward this week Locally heavy snow and gusty winds will spread from California into the Great Basin and Rocky Mountains by late tonight Advisories for snow and difficult traveling conditions are posted from the Sierra Nevada to Colorado's central mountains This storm is slowly bringing an end to several days of dry and unseasonably mild conditions which should continue for another day in the East today A few showers and isolted intense thunderstorms could erupt in advance of the colder air as it moves into the southern Great Plains and West Texas this afternoon Sacramerto Dow loom 56 46 Saunert Exec 57 44 60 47 19 10 27 29 20 09 SF si 5: lt Sacramento report Sunday's high temperature downtown was 56 the low was 46 Temperature extremes on record for March 5 since 1877: highest 79 in 1972: lowest 33 in 1880 Normals for March 5 are 64 and 44 Humidity at 4 pm at Executive Airport 73 percent Yesterday Today Tomorrow Kt Prcp NA Sky Kt Sky Yesterday Today Tomorrow wt Prcp Hi Sky Kit Sky 61 56 5650 23 6350 21 59 51 6758 5444 22 6145 57 5644 4929 5g 46 4736 41 22 4742 16 6345 6045 26 5334 23 21 57 16 rn 26 Sar Dego Sar Francisco San Jose Sar Luis Obrspo Sara Baraara Sara Cruz Sara Rosa Soryra Scut Lake Tahoe StocKtor SusarnAtie Trigkee Ukiah liacao' Yoseve VStey TI rntssvng 24-hour information i i Rainfall Season to date LI Last season to date Normal to date to date ci Last season to date Normal to date Snow depths Si Weather (the 646-2000 VHF weather radto 162 55 MHz Road Informatron 445 7623 R)ver flow data 445 7571 611146a 2to l000 Tie ar tno VHF weather radto 162 55 MHz Roadlotormatron 445 7623 R)ver flow data 445 7571 Death Valley 6350 10 Palm Springs 7253 Los Angeles' 5948 i Sen Diego 6048 Summary Sacramento Z4-: Showers and isolated 5747 thunderstorms will linger 4 8 behind the cold front that brought a brief period of ki- Yosemite ite heavy rain and snow to 1 4 32 '51 Northern California Sunday Daytime heating of the Santa 5 Fresno unstable air left at lower Cruz 5940 1 elevations could develop 5744 Monterey 940 into heavy thunderstorms 5647 with small hail this afternoon especially 3 in the eastern San Joaquin Valley and in i the Sierra Gold Country The Sierra Nevada could receive more light snow i 9 from passing showers that will end by Tuesday Patches of dense valley fog Santa Barbara may develop tonight from the inland 5951 sections of the Bay Area to the southern Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys as winds decrease A fresh Pacific cold front could bring another dose of rain and snow by late Wednesday ra Sacrtientos 4-he I 'ger ic 4 8 that 2 I of ki- Yosemite to 'A '7 4532 Lt 4J unday le Santa Kier Cruz 5 Fresno' 1 lop 5744 0 Monterey 5940 rms 5647 lemoon especially 3 1-- laquin Valley and in I try The Sierra more light snow a rs that will end by dense valley fog from the inland Santa Barbara 59'51 krea to the southern 1 Joaquin valleys as winds decrease A fresh Jid bring another dose of rain and snow by late 6 1 17 42 44 44' 53 7rvoe Cty 46 Irma 65 71JarYt 56 tta EA Sill Mry Sota Erg Cr) CP Vi 1 Yesterday: 29 Season normal: 1787 Season begins July 1 1 1 a -t Yesterday: 29 Season Season begins July Air uar 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2923 251 Cl 251 CV Deas 72 38 73 55 PC 7558 CV Dayton 41 20 4122 PC 452'7 CV Denver 6234 4932 CY 372 7 SN Des Mores )425 4528 PC 3524 CY Detroit 25 15 31 20 CY 3319 PC al 15 11 Cl 210 PC Paso 75 44 7451 PC 66 46 CY Eugent 53 46 14 5439 PC 5538 CY Fartanks 2620 02 36 10 SN 35725 SN Fargo 35 19 299 CL 32 11 CI FtiNstat! 5524 4132 SIN 3525 Sh Grand Juncton 5938 03 5218 CV 3934 SN Hattvrt 3 21 32 14 CL 3115 CL Heena 51'14 4528 CV 46'21 CY HoNtuu 75 59 ns8 PC 1059 PC Hotstan 7241 7141 PC 7559 PC troaraoons 4521 4533 PC 4311 CV Atany NY kbtquergue Arnarlo Ancnorage Atanta Atartic Austr Batmore Baton Rouol i 4' 1': 4 'i ti -A' (41i0 eg i 1" 1 4- f-4' 4 li 4 1 'xi i k- 1- I 4 i t--' '1 -z it -f A- PE Pollen count I Low Moderate High I Grasses 0 0 Molds 0 0 Trees 0 II 0 Weeds 0 0 Pollen count Water storage SACRAMENTO RIVER SHASTA Capacity 4552100 acre feet elevation 98109 feet inflow 7074 cfs: outflow 2707 cfs: storage 2437350 acre feet storage year ago this date 1900988 acre feet KESWICK Capacity 23800 acre feet elevation 583 23 feet: inflow 2818 cfs outflow 2759 cfs: storage 21423 acre feet: storage year ago this date 22167 acre feet FEATHER RIVER OROVILLE DAM Capacity 3538000 acre feet elevation 776 24 feet inflow 3328 cfsoutflow 3406 cfsstorage 1935150 acre feet: storage year ago this date 1721614 acre feet I AMERICAN RIVER FOLSOM DAM Capacity 1010000 acre feet elevation 398 23 feet: inflow 2598 cis outtiow 1067 cis storage 381152 acre feet storage year ago this date 492009 acre feet NIMBUS DAM Capacity 8 800 acre feet: elevation 12323 feet inflow 1025 es outflow 1030 cts storage 7899 acre feet storage year ago this date 8091 acre feet 11 TRINITY RIVER TRINITY DAM Capacity 2 500000 acre feet: elevation 2289 64 feet inflow 2000 cfs: outflow 349 cfs storage 1343 250 acre feet storage year ago this date 1308784 acre feet OMsaieie23Cprna Skies over Northern California are cloudy on Sunday afternoon Zone forecasts 1 Northwest California: Partly I cloudy today with a chance of morning showers Highs 50s Clearing tonight except patchy fog Lows 25-37 Sunny and warner Tuesday Higns in the mid-50s to mid-60s Northwest winds 10-20 mph 2 Bay Area: Partly sunny and fresh today with a chance of morning showers Highs 54-64 Clearing tonight except for patchy inland valley fog Lows in the mid-30s to the mid-40s Mostly sunny skies and milder Tuesday Afternoon highs in the mict-50s to the mid-60s 3 Central Coast Partly sunny today with a chance of morning showers Highs 55- 62 Clearing exceot patchy fog tonight Lows 32-42 Mostly sunny and warmer Tuesday Highs 55-67 A Mother Lode: Showery breezy 'it and cold with a chance of heavy thunderstorms with had Highs 45-53 Clearing tonight Lows 28-35 Fair and mild Tuesday Highs in the upper 50s San Joaquin Valley: Partly 0 sunny today with a chance of showers or afternoon thunderstorms Highs 55-62 Clearing except patchy fog tonight Lows 32-42 Sunny Tuesday highs 56-66 Sacramento Valley: IJ Unsettled today with a chance of showers or thunderstorms Highs 52-62 Clearing tonight with patchy fog in the south Lows 32- 42 Mostly sunny skies and milder Tuesday Highs in the mic1-50s to mid-60s I International Sunmoon Sunrise today 6:32 am sunset 6:03 pm moonrise 12:13 pm moonset 3 am 'HC) CD 0 (I) fug las! (Leaf New Fa later Niar119 Mardi 26 AO 2 7 Northeast: Changeable skies with snow showers today Highs in the 30s Locally gusty northwest winds to 30 mph Cleanng except for a few flumes tonight Lows 16-22 Partly cloudy Tuesday Highs 35-45 Sierra Nevada: Snow showers 0 today with the snow level 3000-4000 feet Highs around Lake Tahoe the upper 20s to low 30s Decreasing showers tonight Overnight lows in the teens to mid-20s Clearing and a little warmer Tuesday Highs warming to the 30s or near 40 Marine forecast West Delta: Partly sunny today with a chance of morning showers Crearing except patchy fog tonight Highs 57-63 West-northwest winds to 25 mph Heights hmes of high low waters for the Sacramento River: I Street Bridge: Sunday's stage at 4 pm: 44 feet Today 22 feet at 2:53 am 09 feet at 8:52 a 30 feet at 1:15 tn -00 feet at 1043 pm Rio Vista: Today 18 feet at 4:31 am 49 feet at 9:46 am -01 feet at 6:22 pm Antioch: Today 17 feet at 403 an 37 feet at 9:46 am -01 feet at 5:54 pm $ky' CL PC PC Cl PC et PC RN Ct RN K1 Ski Kt Sky Kt Acaaulto 3673 CI Edmonton 47 22 CI Parama Cly 9 1 tosterdam 49 42 CV Frargiurt 4535 CV 51 30 Amens 46 43 CV Geneva 46 26 CI Rld de Janeiro 9975 Aucicand 74 66 PC Havana 82 66 RN Rome 5633 8argxok 96 80 PC Ho Kong SS 53 DZ San itAn 86 68 5037 CI Jerusalem 65 41 PC Sartaso 82 Berm 44 41 PN Jotarnesr9 77 55 RN Seoul 5036 6839 FG London 5243 CV Swiaoore 9478 Bresses 47 38 PC Madrid 51 35 PC Stociften 4131 Buenos kres 75 58 CI Manga 73 PC Sydney 64 68 Cairo 80 53 PC Mazatan PC TOgyo 5345 Catgaty 5322 CI Mateo City 74 PC To 27 10 Copertagen 4839 RN MortreX 318 SN Vancouvel De 76 43 Cl Moscow 29'24 SN Vienna SG 34 DuOiel sa4s RN Osio 5137 PC arsaw 41 25 KEY: CI (clear) CV (cloudy) PC (partly cloudy) RN (rain) FG (log) DZ (drizzle) IC (ice) WN (windy) In the night sky Shortly after sunset the Milky Way crosses the sky from north to south The best view of our galaxy is from a dark location away from the glow of city lights Venus rises at 4:14 am Mars rises at 4:17 am Jupiter sets at 2:41 am Saturn rises at 4:03 am Momson Ptanetartum A Southern California: Partly cloudy today with scattered morning showers Highs 58-62 Partly cloudy tonight Lows 45-50 Mostly sunny skies and a little warmer Tuesday Highs 57-64 1 0 Deserts: Partly cloudy with a chance of showers today Windy with blowing sand or dust Highs 62-72 Partly cloudy tonight Lows 47-52 Mostly sunny and breezy Tuesday Highs 65-75 Meteorology oy Steve Newman Earth Environment ServIce -j--- Roads Drivers Drivers I I I I I Continued from page B1 rience Kula said Friday training could be as short as 10 days or as long as three weeks That was "updated" he said Sunday from 10 days for the experienced drivers to five to seven weeks' training for less experienced applicants Those with less than two years of experience operating buses or large trucks would have three weeks of classroom and safety training followed by two to four weeks of driving and route familiarization A Los Angeles man at the training school in Sacramento said Friday: Continued from page BI rience Kula said Friday training could be as short as 10 days or as long as three weeks That was "up- "I've been driving professionally for about 20 years buses and big rigs" Asked why he crossed the picket line the man said "It's something I'd rather notdo but my economic circumstances make it necessary I'm unemployed That's the situation with most of the people here" he said Another potential driver said the people at the school "aren't here to take anybody's job because there's room for everybody We just want to work" Neither man would give his name Both said they had been instructed "I've been driving professionally for about 20 years buses and big Asked why he crossed the picket line the man said "It's something I'd not to speak to the press Kula said 150 drivers were enrolled in the classes beginning at 7:30 am Friday Kula said Sacramento is one of four locations in the western division conducting driver training schools The first 100 qualified applicants at each site will be paid $100 upon completing an application $150 upon passing a Department of Transportation physical exam and $250 for being called to work for each week he remains available up to a maximum of $1250 not to speak to the press ICA Deer ct 2 -) 0 I ii 1 i 71 'i 0 'i'- i c'''''i Li i3 11 4 4 i 1ii A404 i' 1 4 --( 3 ri VI 0 q- 1- '''''k 974 frf) t' 1 r73 ii rI 2 -t 7: rs t'I 'itA et- A CI tI eil 4 -I siN A 11:4 1 if 't t' i 1: 1) ett'' eN CI til tut A I eIll 01bi i I i I ri 1 ty 1 A --t- 1 0 iff 4 -4' 47 f' c- $7 r' I 444f 7)' 7 ortgdZrTIT 1 A''' 0 tf4 I f--- I Ti 111 1 i ''41 lr: ''1: A 3' 3 i 4- )7- -7-r!" I 5 1 1 Sk0r 4:400: 'N' L- 0 in Continued from page B1 belching steam and flame every 15 minutes the pace only increased sorry but we don't have any lava or flying boulders" quipped a doorman to a passing tourist who had asked about the volcano "Maybe we could arrange a human sacrifice if you could find a volunteer" At the time the hotel opened officials announced that they would have to take in $1 million a day to keep the doors open No hotel official could be reached to talk about the place but Rob Powers of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority said the recently released figures indicate that the business is raking in that much and perhaps one third more He added that the Mirage is probably not the largest hotel in Las Vegas by actual room count "but that's not what's significant here We're getting these hotels that are on such a large scale they're really destination resorts in themselves like Disney-lands" The largest hotel in the world is said to be the Hotel Rossiya in Moscow with 3200 rooms The Mirage has 3049 and the Las Vegas Hilton 3174 Powers said but all of those willbe eclipsed by others already under construction or well along in their planning up and down the Strip Scheduled to open in June is the 4000-room Excalibur out toward the end of the Strip a $300 million 28- story hotel built in a hollow square around a fanciful medieval castle with spires and turrets rising 263 feet in the air A year or so later MGM corporation is expected to open its 5000- room hotel and theme park on land it has just acquired midway between the Mirage and the Excalibur "Then Las Vegas will have nine of the world's 10 largest hotels" said Powers "1 gon't think being the big Powers "I gon't think being the big- 6It's particularlynasty at nighttime (The dogs) pack up and a lot of the time the owners are flat out not aware of it 9 Bill Center candidate for El Dorado County supervisor Continued from page B1 tured with a radio collar have been killed by the dogs "It hampers the study making it more difficult" said Daniel Airo la of Jones Stokes We could find that the dogs are a bigger problem than the off-road vehicles" for the deer that roam the area he said The deer are drawn to one of the 18 traps set in the area by a free helping of mistletoe and alfalfa Once inside their nibbling trips a mechanism and a wire mesh door swings shut trapping the animals inside It can be a lonely night for the shrub-eating mammals and a dangerous one too Researchers who bait the traps in the afternoon come back the next morning to tag collar weigh take a blood sample and free the deer The roving dogs which come during the evening roam an approximately 30-square mile area Stockdale said making them almost impossible to catch "It's particularly nasty at nighttime" said Bill Center a candidate for the county Board of Supervisors "They pack up and a lot of the time the owners are flat out not aware of it" Center said "People don't have a clue where their animals are" Two dogs that allegedly killed some of the deer were traced to an owner who was subsequently fined $25 for his pets not having a license Biologists took a picture of another "St Bernard-sized dog" that was covered with blood standing near a trap Stockdale said that Fish and Game has the photos but did not say if they plan to pursue the matter When the deer are snared they become easy prey to the dogs that gnaw their way into the 6-foot-long by 3-foothigh wire mesh cages Stockdale said animal control officers are setting traps for the dogs not just because of the deer kills but because packs threaten livestock "The problem is we are using live traps because they are someone else's dogs" he said Others involved with the study said the dogs represent a growing problem and should be shot a prospect few felt comfortable discussing publicly In the meantime Fish and Game's Richard Callas said the department has collared enough deer this season and will resume trapping next fall The deer are monitored by portable radio gear The results of the study shouldbe released in 1992 BeeWalt Wiley en in June is being built around a the world's largest briefly the early '80s but all that meant was that growth slowed to around 2 percent a year" he said Last year growth in Las Vegas added 15000 new jobs "I guess there's a limit to where it all can go but no one's ready to start thinking about that now" The Excalibur Hotel slated to opo fanciful medieval castle It will be gest will be as important as being a major player in the whole scene" More important than the number of rooms is people to occupy the rooms and Powers said there is no indication that the casino people are anywhere near the bottom of the well "We had a bit of a recession here in "We had a bit of a re.

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