It is proposed or is being looked at from 55 to 70 to 75 personnel.
And if you figure that each person is a payroll of approximately $25,000 when you include
all fringe benefits and everything that goes along with it, and you take the 25 times the
20 additional people, that's a bundle of money for a yearly expense for Yakima County.
The Yakima County Commissioners will be meeting with the jail architects tomorrow morning to
determine if the structure change is economically worthwhile. Reporting for News Service, I'm Cindy
Knokler. Mount St. Helens set up a plume of steam and ash today. We'll have that story when we come back.
It took me all day to shoot Charlie's horses and he offers me light beer.
Have you ever tasted light beer? Hey, try Coors Light. It's a surprising taste of Coors Light.
That's okay. It comes from pure rocky mountain spring water and high country barley. In fact,
that's darn good. And a way of brewing that squeezes a lot of the calories out but leaves
all that taste in. Hey, you guys surprised me. Coors Light. The surprise is how good it tastes.
Grampa, look. I'm teaching my grandson to respect nature. Don't touch. The way my granddad taught me.
That's why we eat a cereal made with respect for nature. Grape nuts. You see, only grape nuts
is a blend of wheat and barley prepared simply to bring out its goodness and the good taste nature
gave it. Tastes nutty, crunchy. The way it ought to be. Just feels good that we eat a cereal with
respect for nature. Grape nut cereal. On the next hour magazine, we'll meet a real life American
gigolo. I would say that I enjoy it most of the time, yeah. Pat Mitchell visits newlyweds Lucy
Arnaz and Lawrence Luckenbill. We'll learn why buying a home can be so difficult. The other side
of Reverend and Mrs. Jessie Jackson and more. We make every hour count for you. Everyone likes to
save money. Why not save money and energy? Call the Department of Ecology toll-free hotline 1-800-
recycle for details. A public service message from KNDO-TV. Mount St. Helens blew a steam plume
containing a small amount of ash 16,000 feet today in its strongest activity in two months. Boyd Leavitt
has more from Portland. The biggest burst shot ash as high as 16,000 feet. Most of the day, gas and
dust boiled around the crater. It's the most activity here since August 7th. The mountain came back to
life yesterday with earth tremors. Today a sharp quake registered two.