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Page 10- Monday, January 8, 1996 The Indiana Gazette WEATHER NATIONAL Weather The forecast for noon, Tuesday, Jan. 9. Os Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. 10s 10s '20s 30s 40s 40s. 30s 30s 50s, 140s 60s 40s 50s 70s 50s 60s 50s 80s 70s (60s FRONTS: COLD WARM STATIONARY 1996 AccuWeather, inc.

Pressure 00 AN 22 0 23 HIGH LOW SHOWERS RAIN 7-STORMS FLURRIES SNOW ICE SUNNY PT. CLOUDY. CLOUDY Via Associated Press CHIEF TOMMY HAWK All rise. Happy birthday, Elvis, wherever you are. Please be seated.

In case you haven't noticed, folks, it's the 18th day of winter. Chief Tommy "Buried But Not Bereft" Hawk predicts sunshine and happiness well, one out of two ain't bad. Keep your toes covered. NATIONAL Temperatures By The Associated Press Yesterday Today Tomorrow Hi Lo Pre Hi Lo Otik Hi Lo Odk 6 6 15 5 sm 28 14 cdy cir Albuquerque 53 27 57 31 cir 58 31 Anchorage 15 3 14 -2 so 12 6 sn Atlanta 26 18 .01 32 20 cdy 49 32 Atlantic City 20 .69 28 18 so 8 25 Baltimore 20 2.75 26 17 cdy 81 cdy Boston 16 .60 30 12 cir su 29 Buffalo 20 18 25 cdy 52 29 33 Charleston, W.Va. .61 18 28 Chicago 23 edy 34 20 cdy Cincinnati 19 cir Cleveland 10 19 SO sn 21 22 cdy Columbus, Ohio .12 19 10 Dallas-Ft Worth 36 40 elr Dayton 24 sn Denver cir 53 Honolulu 72 edy Houston Indianapolis .04 edy Jackson, Miss.

26 30 elr Jacksonville .02 cir Las Vegas 40 edy Los Louisville Angeles .15 chr Miami Beach 40 cay 45 cir Milwaukee 19 cdy 20 cdy Mpls-St Paul 19 edy 15 cdy Nashville .21 23 elr 28 edy cir New Orleans cle 41 New York City 2.09 18 sn 26 cdy Norfolk, Va. .82 21 edv 30 cdy Oklahoma City 30 cir 31 elr Omaha cdy 19 cdy Orlando cir 39 cir Philadelphia 1.41 23 sn Phoenix elr 48 elr Pittsburgh .42 18 SO 26 sn Portland, Maine 9 14 cdy Raleigh-Durbam .41 18 clr 27 cdy Reno 35 cdy 27 cdy Richmond .38 31 21 25 cdy St Lonis 28 24 cir 24 cdv San Diego 73 elr 50 cdy San Francisco 49 cdy 45 Seattle .72 45 cdy 41 rn Syracuse 9 cir 17 cdy -St Ptrsbg .04 31 edy 59 44 cir .93 20 cdy 26 cdy Wichita 25 clr 27 cdy 16 .72 19 sn 16 SR National Temperature Extremes High Sunday 90 at Anaheim, Calif. Low Monday at Massena, NY Gene's widow wants her ashes in space WICHITA, Kan. (AP) The widow of "Star Trek" creator Gene Roddenberry says that when she -dies she wants her ashes to join those of her late husband in deep space. "Gene always wanted to go into space.

That wasn't possible while he was alive," Majel said Saturday. "But in 1992 the beautiful space shuttle Columbia carried the ashes of Gene Roddenberry out into space." She plans to join him there after her death. An organization called Celestus has agreed to scatter her ashes, and those of her deceased stepdaughter, in space. Barrett-Roddenberry, an actress in almost all of the "Star Trek" television series and some of the "Star Trek" movies, spoke and signed autographs at a science fiction convention. She is also looking for financial backing to develop several scripts, written by her husband.

WASHINGTON (AP) Hillary Rodham Clinton says when the working day is done, the first family retires to its quarters and lets its hair down like everyone else. "That's when the sweatpants and of finding a bargain at a secondPEOPLE hand clothes. store selling Brown's "old" "He's a wonderful, self-made the jeans come on and the card man. I'm proud to be a member of games start and the yelling at the the Willie Brown Clothes Horse football games and basketball Association," said James Woods, games on TV," the first lady said in who didn't mind spending $379 at the an interview with The Nashville thrift store for two pairs of trousers Network. and a sport jacket.

"There's something about this Brown, who was to be sworn in house and certainly the position that today, donated eight Italian suits, an is so intimidating, that when people Italian tuxedo, eight designer jacklook at the White House, they think, ets, a slew of silk ties, 18 shirts, a "Those folks who live there must be vest and 12 pairs of slacks living so differently from us," she including a black leather pair. said. Store manager Nathan Howard "But in the privacy of our own said the Brown name goes a long quarters and with our family and way in selling the well-kept threads. our friends, we try to be just as "The same clothes given by somenormal as we used to be. so one else you'd be lucky to get $100 important to remain who you were for." before you got here." The interview is to be broadcast EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) Jan.

16. The King may have left the building in the larger sense -but his spirit SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Known was very much alive among a crowd as much for his dapper dress as his of devout Elvis Presley fans preparpolitical savvy, newly elected San ing for his 61st birthday. Francisco Mayor Willie Brown's Close to 300 mostly middle-aged trashed trousers are another man's fans packed a hotel lounge Sunday treasure. for an evening that culminated with Dozens of men waited in line for Calgary Elvis impersonator Will nearly five hours Saturday in hopes Reeb, a big man in his mid 40s and Records show First Lady's hand in key Castle Grande document WASHINGTON Hillary Rodham Clinton's old law-firm billing records show that she drew up a real estate document that later proved a temporary obstacle to federal regulators trying to recover $340,000 for the government. The records of Mrs.

Clinton's work for her Whitewater partner's savings and loan sought by Whitewater prosecutors for two years before surfacing late Friday afternoon from White House files state that Mrs. Clinton prepared a land option on May 1986. The document was for the transfer of a 22.5-acre parcel south of Little Rock, from businessman Seth Ward to James McDougal in exchange for money from McDougal's Madison Guaranty. McDougal didn't pay Ward the money and the option became an important piece of evidence in an Arkansas court battle, with Ward declaring the option bolstered his claim for over $300,000 in real estate commissions from an subsidiary controlled by McDougal. The jury agreed with Ward and awarded him the money.

At the time of the jury verdict, Madison was being taken over by the federal government and the judg. ment was at taxpayer expense. PENNSYLVANIA Tuesday, Jan. 9 Accu forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures CANADA N. Y.

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tO Showers T-storms Rain Flurries Snow ice Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy Via Associated Press GraphicsNer 1996 AccuWeather, Inc. FOUR-DAY Forecast Tuesday: Cloudy with a chance of snow showers; high 30, low 15 Wednesday: Partly cloudy; high 25, low 13 Thursday: Snow developing; high 28, low 12 Friday: Windy with snow likely; high 25, low 14 Today in History By The Associated Press Today is Monday, Jan. 8, the eighth day of 1996. There are 358 days left in the year.

Today's Highlight in History: On Jan. 8, 1935, rock 'n' roll legend Elvis Presley was born in Tupelo, Miss. On this date: In 1642, astronomer Galileo Galilei died in Arcetri, Italy. In 1815, U.S. forces led by Gen.

Andrew Jackson defeated the British in the Battle of New Orleans the closing engagement of the War of 1812. In 1894, fire caused serious damage at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. In 1918, President Wilson outlined his 14 points for peace after World War I. In 1959, Charles De Gaulle was inaugurated as president of France's Fifth Republic. In 1964, President Lyndon Johnson declared a "War on In 1965, the Star of India and other stolen gems were returned to the American Museum of Natural History in New York.

In 1973, secret peace talks between the United States and North Vietnam resumed near Paris. In 1975, Judge John J. Sirica ordered the release of Watergate figures John W. Dean III, Herbert W. Kalmbach and Jeb Stuart Magruder from prison.

In 1987, for the first time, the Dow Jones industrial average closed above 2,000, ending the day at 2,002.25. Ten years ago: A day after acting to halt all American business dealings with Libya, President Reagan ordered all Libyan government assets in the United States frozen. On Wall Street, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped a then-record 39.10 points, ending the day at 1,526.61. Five years ago: Secretary of State James A. Baker and Iraqi Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz arrived in Geneva for the first high-level talks between their countries since the Persian Gulf crisis began.

One year ago: Russian forces in Chechnya pounded the capital of Grozny with rocket and mortar fire in an attempt. to scatter Chechen fighters defending the presidential palace. Today's Birthdays: Actor-comedian Larry Storch is 73. Actor Ron Moody is 72. Comedian Soupy Sales is 70.

Broadcast journalist Sander Vanocur is 68. CBS newsman. Charles Osgood is 63. Singer Shirley Bassey is 59. Actress Yvette Mimieux is 57.

Astrophysicist Stephen Hawking is 54. Rock singer David Bowie is 49. Thought for Today: "Curses are like processions. They return to the place from which they came." Giovanni Ruffini, Italian writer (1807-1881). BARRETT-RODDENBERRY wants her ashes in space upholstered in a black jumpsuit with gold sequins.

While a candled cake was wheeled on stage, the ladies of the Exclusive Elvis Fan Club formed a semi-circle, joined hands, swayed and sang along, "Glory, glory, "I've been an Elvis fan since I was 16 and I've been to Graceland three times," confessed Alice Robar, 57, president of the Edmonton-based "Elvis fans are like a big Today is the actual anniversary of Presley's birth. He died in August 1977. By PETE YOST Associated Press Writer 1977. regulators from the Resolu- son Guaranty while she was a parttion Trust Corp. then started bat- ner at the Rose Law Firm in Little tling Ward in federal court, where Rock.

the businessman finally settled, say- Regulators are trying to decide ing the legal fight was too expensive whether to file civil claims against to continue. Regulators had argued Rose for losses in Castle Grande, a that Ward wasn't entitled to the tract which includes money because he had engaged in the 22.5 acres in the option docutransactions that led to Madison ment. Guaranty's failure an accusation McDougal and Ward bought CasWard steadfastly denies. tle Grande in the fall of 1985 with The newly produced records money from McDougal's failing seemed to heighten the possibility Regulators have computed the that Mrs. Clinton will have to appear financial damage to the government before Congress, with Sen.

Alfonse from Castle Grande at nearly $4 D'Amato, saying Sunday million. that the billing records show "tremendous with Mrs. Grande a as a sham inconsistencies" Regulators characterized Castle transaction deClinton's sworn statements to feder- signed to evade Arkansas law real regulators that she performed minimal work for Madison stricting the invest amount of money an only may in real estate. Guaranty. Though half the property was in "We've had this kind of thing over Ward's name, he put no money at and over again from her people who risk in the deal, said regulators, who have stonewalled us, who feign labeled Ward a "straw" buyer.

memory loss," D'Amato, chairman Ward has steadfastly denied any of the Senate Whitewater Commit- wrongdoing in relation to Castle tee, told ABC's "This Week With Grande. David Brinkley." Federal regulators discovered The first lady's Whitewater law- Mrs. Clinton's link to the option less yer, David Kendall, said last week, than three weeks ago, says a confitwo days before the billing records dential report. According to the emerged, that Mrs. Clinton had no still-unreleased report reviewed by recollection of the option document.

The Associated Press, attorneys Mrs. Clinton is responding in writ- representing Mrs. Clinton's law firm ing to a long list of regulators' told regulators on Dec. 21 that the questions about Ward's option and option bears markings indicating other aspects of her work for Madi- that it was created by Mrs. Clinton.

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