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B4 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1995 I 1 Sfc ,8 6000 Bob McLain's Weather Forecast 6002 Star Date Astronomy Line 6001 Bob McLain's Weather Tips 1201 Time and temperature The Weather InfoLlnei Using a Touch-Tone phone, can 624-4636. After the greeting, enter the four digit code for the category you want to hear. CARS0H Continued from Page 1 Forecasts and graphics provided by Weather Central, Inc. 1 1 Today Friday Sat. Sunday Monday Mostly Chance Partly Mostly Mostly Sunny of snow Cloudy Sunny Sunny 19737 20734' 19730 16732 18735 I a Julia Carson Andy Jacobs TODAY'S REGIONAL WEATHER Vr 1 Detroit 1835 r-ort Cleveland 1632 Wayne Lafayeytte 1836 Columbus -J inaianapoiis 1936 WEDNESDAY (Through 7 p.m.

EST) High temperature 37 Normal 42 Record (in 1956) 69 Low temperature 20 Normal 26 Record (in 1977) -1 Precipitation (inches) trace Temperatures: 3a.m 24 9a.m 26 3p.m 36 5 a 24 11 a 31 5 p.m 34 7 a 22 1 p.m 34 7 p.m 31 AIR QUALITY (As of 3 p.m.) Indpls Stnd Inhalable dust 19 150 Sulfur dioxide 12 365 Ozone NA 235 Carbon monoxide 2.2 10 Pollutants standard index 22 (good) TUESDAY (Official figures for Dec. 5) Temperatures High 55 Normal 42 Year ago 56 Record (in 1879) 64 Low 26 Normal 27 Year ago 50 Record (in 1886) 8 Mean temperature 41 Heating degrees 24 Since July 1 1,321 Normal accumulation 1,210 Precipitation Precipitation (inches) trace Year to date 32.74 Departure from normal Snowfall 0.0 Total for season 1.4 Relative humidity Maximum 73 Minimum 31 1937 INDIANAPOLIS Today Mostly sunny and seasonable today. Morning low, 19. High, 37. Light and variable winds.

Overnight Increasing high clouds and cold tonight. Low, 20. Friday Becoming mostly cloudy with a 60 percent chance of snow showers late tomorrow. High, 34. NORTHERN INDIANA Mostly sunny skies and seasonable today; Highs, mid- to upper 30s.

Increasing high clouds overnight; Lows, upper teens to lower 20s. SOUTHERN INDIANA Skies will be mostly sunny with seasonable conditions today; Highs, upper 30s to lower 40s. Increasing high clouds overnight; Lows, lower to mid-20s. OHIO Partly cloudy skies and seasonable today; Highs, 30s. Partly cloudy and cold overnight; Lows, mid- to upper teens.

ILLINOIS Sunny skies and seasonable today; Highs, lower 30s to mid-40s. Becoming cloudy over the west overnight; Lows, upper teens to lower 30s. KENTUCKY Skies will be partly cloudy with seasonable conditions today; Highs, mid-30s to mid-40s. Increasing high clouds, mainly west overnight; Lows, 20s. MICHIGAN (lower peninsula) Becoming partly to mostly sunny today; Highs, upper 20s to mid-30s.

Increasing high clouds, mainly west overnight; Lows, teens. Richmond also plans to seek the Democratic nomination again. Two Republicans former State Sen. Virginia Blankenbaker and Butler University Professor Marvin Scott have announced their candidacies. Former Indianapolis Mayor Bill Hudnut also is widely expected to seek the GOP nomination.

Carson said she doesn't care who gets into the race. "I will defeat them," she insisted. Hudnut, she said, was a remarkable mayor. "Unfortunately, when you get out of office and stay out of office, your popularity begins to dwindle. That's unfortunate, but it's certainly going to be helpful to me in my campaign," she said as supporters laughed.

While many expect a tough primary battle for both parties, Carson said she trusted that Democrats "will not have an energetic primary. I'd rather save my resources for the fall election." Carson indicated she will run on her record of turning the township trustee's office around fiscally. "When I was first elected trustee, the township was $20 million in debt, but by the end of my first term the township was debt-free with my leadership," she said. "Tax rates were lowered substantially. I did not impose pain.

I remained sensitive and caring, yet I insisted that those who could would become self-supporting. In the midst of all the rhetoric about cpnngiieiu i nioominnion 2037 I Cincinnati 2339 ierre nMf? 2040 Haute 2037 1939 welfare reform, I have proven my ability to manage a budget." In addition to Jacobs' endorsement, which Carson called "extremely valuable," Carson has the support of other Marion County Democratic lawmakers. Several state representatives, state senators and City-County Council members attended her announcement. Councilwoman Susan Williams said Carson has been a friend and supporter for 10 years. Asked if race might be a factor in the election, Williams said she didn't think so.

"Look around," she said as Carson made her announcement in the Statehouse Rotunda. "There are corporate white folks, corporate black folks and everyday average white and black folks. Julia has broad appeal." If elected, Carson would be only the second black to represent Indiana in Congress. Williams said it would be unfortunate if Democrats had a costly primary fight, but she noted that the Republicans will have one of their own. "For once, we might have a level playing field." St.

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i It K1 i Yll 11 I 1 CENTER Continued from Page 1 Dec. 7) Sunset today 5:20 p.m. Friday 7:53 a.m. Forecasts and maps 1995 Weather Central, Inc. Moonrise today 6:14 p.m.

Last quarter Dec. 14 (Wednesday through 1 p.m. local time) City Conditions HiLo Today Acapulco Fair 9175 9075 Athens Cloudy 6152 6051 Auckland NA 7261 7363 Bangkok Clear 8670 8974 Beijing Clear 4023 3428 Berlin Cloudy 2718 3219 Bogota Cloudy 6845 6748 Brussels Cloudy 2821 3025 Budapest Snow 3225 3827 Buenos Aires Clear 9063 8268 Cairo Clear 7255 7254 Calgary Clear 481 0-13 Cancun PtCldy NANA 8969 Caracas Clear 8262 8462 Dakar Cloudy NA74 7871 Dublin Cloudy 3934 3934 Edmonton Cloudy 0-13 -10-22 Frankfurt Cloudy 2925 2928 Guadalajara Fair 8441 7745 Halifax Cloudy 3118 299 Hong Kong Clear 6457 6554 Istanbul Cloudy 5545 5443 Jerusalem Clear 5545 5647 Johannesburg Cloudy 7755 7652 Kiev Cloudy 1916 3323 La Paz PtCldy NANA 4435 Uma Clear 7363 7261 Lisbon Rain 6152 6048 London Cloudy 3330 3934 Madrid Rain 4837 4635 Manila Cloudy 8473 8475 Mexico City Fair 7946 7845 Montreal NA 3121 1814 Moscow Clear 14-2 192 Nairobi Clear 7557 7962 Nassau Fair 8272 8072 New Delhi Clear 7546 7250 Ottawa Clear 3419 197 Paris Cloudy 3227 3529 Quebec Snow 236 186 Rio de Janeiro Cloudy 8664 8762 Rome Rain 5541 5340 Santiago Clear 7757 7856 Seoul Clear 3721 4023 Singapore Rain 9179 8875 Stockholm Snow 3012 2917 Sydney Clear 7763 7665 Taipei Cloudy 6350 5856 Tokyo Clear 5939 5846 Toronto Clear 4024 2916 Trinidad Fair 9071 8970 Vancouver Cloudy 3829 4022 Vienna Cloudy 3427 3626 Warsaw Snow 2016 2215 Winnipeg Clear 15-10 3-10 Zurich Snow 2825 3128 Wednesday Today Friday Pre Fcst LoHi Fcst LoHi 2736 Sunny 2742 Snow 2640 4242 0.13 PtCldy 3748 Rain 3650 7078 PtCldy 6583 PtCldy 6483 2331 PtCldy 1235 Snow 1932 1324 PtCldy 326 Snow 1720 3547 0.03 PtCldy 3440 Cloudy 3349 6981 PtCldy 5863 Cloudy 4962 3743 0.24 PtCldy 3241 Sunny 2938 4455 0.02 Cloudy 3540 PtCldy 3446 3859 Cloudy 3254 PtCldy 3652 21 IN A PtCldy 1343 Snow 2832 5780 PtCldy 5882 PtCldy 5875 3737 0.14 PtCldy 2840 Sunny 2642 5572 Sunny 5275 Sunny 5177 2436 PtCldy 1934 PtCldy 1738 3333 0.20 Cloudy 1931 Sunny 1529 2943 PtCldy 3745 Cloudy 3741 3648 0.35 PtCldy 2437 PtCldy 2235 4358 Cloudy 3339 PtCldy 2942 3041 0.02 Sunny 2444 Shwrs 3140 7887 PtCldy 7488 PtCldy 7489 3854 0.18 PtCldy 3752 PtCldy 3644 5968 Sunny 5673 Sunny 5576 5765 PtCldy 5465 PtCldy 5565 7987 0.12 PtCldy 7387 PtCldy 7386 1014 0.01 PtCldy 1023 Snow 1625 2538 PtCldy 3240 PtCldy 3839 1526 PtCldy 1933 Snow 925 1833 0.07 Sunny 2339 SnShwrs 2535 5759 PtCldy 5876 PtCldy 5978 4974 Sunny 4877 Sunny 4676 3551 PtCldy 2642 Cloudy 3049 6680 PtCldy 6381 PtCldy 6381 3742 0.02 PtCldy 3339 Sunny 3041 2647 PtCldy 2345 Cloudy 2340 Wednesday Today Friday LoHi Pre FcsL LoHi Fcst LoHi 3765 PtCldy 3758 Sunny 3260 -141 Clear -68 Clear -410 4950 0 51 Cloudy 4451 Cloudy 3346 3939 0.20 PtCldy 2440 Sunny 2740 3541 0.01 PtCldy 2938 Sunny 2740 1435 Cloudy 2032 PtCldy -54 4853 0.08 Cloudy 4553 Cloudy 3751 027 Cloudy 428 Snow 00 2028 PtCldy 2438 PtCldy 2334 3746 0.10 PtCldy 2637 PtCldy 2333 2632 0.02 Snow 1930 PtCldy 1832 2736 008 Cloudy 1728 PtCldy 1425 2739 0.01 PtCldy 2636 PtCldy 2144 3961 Cloudy 3545 PtCldy 3040 1842 0.01 Cloudy 2046 PtCldy 1628 2333 Sunny 1835 Snow 2033 1537 PtCldy 2037 Snow 1836 2335 Snow 1632 Snow 1533 2037 PtCldy 1936 SnShwrs 1735 4957 PtCldy 3953 Cloudy 3859 5479 Tstorms 5779 Cloudy 5571 2540 PtCldy 1647 PtCldy 2145 .2130 PtCldy 1336 Snow 2230 2234 PtCldy 1531 Snow 2132 4673 PtCldy 4070 Sunny 4068 -43-26 PtCldy -40-20 PtCldy -30-18 2656 Sunny 2659 Sunny 2856 1521 PtCldy 325 Snow 1031 7787 0.08 Sunny 6885 Sunny 6786 6775 PtCldy 5065 Cloudy 4762 5758 0.33 PtCldy 4252 Cloudy 3655 5373 Rain 5767 Cloudy 5063 -54 Sunny -414 PtCldy 513 2537 PtCldy 2041 Snow 2738 3850 Cloudy 3538 PtCldy 3048 4266 Sunny 4266 PtCldy 4166 3544 0.02 PtCldy 3548 Cloudy 3549 5677 Sunny 5684 Sunny 5584 City Albuquerque Anchorage Atlanta Atlantic City Baltimore Billings Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Burlington VT Charleston WV Charlotte Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Oh Dallas Daytona Beach Denver Des Moines Detroit Paso Fairbanks Flagstaff Green Bay Honolulu Houston Jackson MS Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Knoxville Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles San Diego Tubbs delivered to the commissioner's office a memo citing his seniority, his commendations and the affirmative-action opportunity to be the prison's only active black officer above sergeant. "If possible, your assistance will be appreciated," the memo ended. As for Tubbs' recollection of a deal offered secretly by DeBruyn, DOC spokeswoman Pam Pattison said, "That's not true." She said the recommendation to promote Sgt.

Jeffrey Sewell instead of Tubbs or six others was made by a three-man promotions board. The board's evaluation showed Sewell, a white officer, had trained in military corrections and worked in a Navy brig with 400 prisoners for three years before his discharge and his employ- ment by the DOC in 1992. "Everybody starts out with 100," she said of the scoring process. "They look at the overall record of the Individual, if there have been disciplinary problems, if there has been absenteeism and how they have presented themselves over the course of things." Tubbs, who was passed over twice in prior efforts to make lieutenant, said any points he might have lost for disciplinary action and absenteeism would involve the disputed Incidents in his discrimination claim. He said It was unfair to him to include Unit Team Manager Evan Phemster as the promotion board's only black member.

Phemster, a defendant in inmate Bell's lawsuit, approved the move that put Bell and his pursuer in the same cell. He also refused to separate them despite warnings from Bell and prison staff, The Star revealed. "It was wrong for him to be on the board," said Tubbs. "I knew I wasn't going to get his vote." to the protection of the First Amendment. And they ought to be secure that they can report things both to their supervisors and to the press when the public has an interest, and not suffer any retaliation.

And that's why we're involved in the case." Waples said evidence shows Tubbs also suffered racial discrimination prior to the Bell case. "All I did was tell the truth," said Tubbs, who agreed his problems are partly due to his corroboration of Bell's claim that prison officials knew he was In danger and failed to protect him. Tubbs, who is black, said he suffered discrimination such as forced overtime before he'd heard of Bell. He said his defense of the black inmate fueled the problem. Ironically, Tubbs said, it also led to a promise of promotion from state corrections Commissioner Christian DeBruyn.

"Mr. DeBruyn asked me if I wanted to talk to him in private," said Tubbs. who met with DOC and Youth Center officials after The Star reported Bell's alleged rape and Tubbs' claim that he had forewarned his shift lieutenant. "And that's when he was telling me all the heat that was on. and that if I didn't talk to the media about the Graylon Bell case, that when the next lieutenant spot came up I was to let him know about it, and he would see that I'd get that Job," said Tubbs.

As a shift supervisor who has worked in the state prison system 10 years, Tubbs said he was the senior and the most qualified applicant when the opportunity came. But, he said, he accepted DeBruyn's offer anyway. Tulsa National temperature extremes Wednesday i High 84 at Fort Myers, Fla. i Low 8 below zero at Hallock, Minn. Lottery numbers InfoLlnei Call 624-4636 and enter the four digit code: 354447; Kicker 366666.

Here are the winning lottery numbers selected Tuesday: INDIANA Daily Three: 2-26; Daily Four: 1-6-76; Lucky Five: 36-17-21-29. FLORIDA Cash Three: 946; Play Four 84-0-7; Fantasy Five: 3-9-12-1526. ILLINOIS Pick Three-Midday: 866; Pick Three-Evening: 566; Pick Four-Midday: 4-1-64; Pick Four-Evening: 96-14. KENTUCKY Pick Three: 46-0; Pick Four 4-06-7; Cash Five: 8-12-24-3465. MICHIGAN Daily: 3-76; Daily Four 3-966; Cash Five: 4-9-11-23-37; Keno: 6, 8, 10, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 26, 28, 31, 36, 50, 55, 56, 61, 66, 67, 70, 73, 79.

OHIO Pick Three: 7-6-7; Pick Four 1-16-9; Buckeye Five: 16-14-2262. Compiled by The AP ILLINOIS Pick Three-Midday: 6-0-3; Pick Three-Evening: 1-9-9; Pick Four-Midday: 4-4-3-1; Pick Four-Evening: 1-1-0-9; Little Lotto: 2-12-27-2830; Lotto: 36-12-27-3009. KENTUCKY Pick Three: 06-6; Pick Four: 36-96; Cash Five: 4-16-17-1323; Lotto: 13-2O2527-30-42. MICHIGAN Daily: 8-46; Daily Four 1-7-7-7; Cash Five: 7-12-13-15-27; Lotto: 1021-2562-3642. OHIO Pick Three: 14-7; Pick Four 1-02-2; Super Lotto: 5-17-23- 1900 Indiana lotteries; 1901 other lotteries.

Here are the winning lottery numbers selected Wednesday: INDIANA Daily Three: 3-34; Daily Four 5-7-5-1; Lucky Five: 2-13-17-27-30. POWERBALL 1-2-3-26-27; Powerball 19. FLORIDA Cash Three: 9-5-0; Play Four 2-65-2; Fantasy Five: tYo fi Te4c 3a.oo I '4 gggfclg Jfandftw. Mustang GT "7 from Pearson Ford convertible! Vk Hl'lii Total Stirltor Pri-wa CPv rOWEB TEBHACK S58.0O St I It FPE Shopping Extravaganza Value: $55,555.99) AfvURICAN IkANt All ON ATA YOU Rf ON VACATION Vacations of a Lifetime (Value: $55,000.00) $50,000.00 Cash! Gary authorities identify body as missing woman Associated Press GARY, Ind. A decomposed body authorities found with the help of confessed serial killer Eugene V.

Britt belonged to a 24-year-old woman who was reported missing after the death was discovered. A check of dental records proved Tonya Diuilap was the woman whose body was found Nov. 8 along U.S. 20 In the Miller section of Gary, Lake County Coroner Dr. Thomas Philpot said Tuesday.

Dunlap's family, which resides in Hammond, reported last seeing her on July 18. They reported her missing Nov. 9, one day after searchers found the body while acting on Information that Britt gave Gary and Portage police. Britt, 38, of Gary is charged with murder and sexual deviate conduct in the strangulation death of Sarah Lynn Paulsen, 8. of Por tage.

Authorities say charges In nine other slaylngs, all in Gary, are pending. Britt is being held without bond at the Porter County Jail. Seven of the victims, including the Portage girl, were Identified as their bodies were found this summer. Police learned about the three others when Britt confessed to the strangulations Nov. 7.

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