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01 inn i a ik it i a nv 1337 .1 mm ft rts atm THE COURIER-JOURNAL CZATiif iS.AKA Promise made, promise kept: Council paves town's streets SOUTHERN INDIANA Evelyn E. Banas, 88 William Bruce Bell, 92 Stephen Ray Burgan, 40 Fred J. Evrard, 100 Myra Anne Faulkenberg, 60 R. Scott Helmer, 31 Dorothy LaVerne Humphrey, 82 Esther Craig Karweik, 83 Ruth L. Nale, 82 Audra M.

Qualkinbush, 93 Ruby I. Shipley, 85 Jeanette Smith, 66 Alice M. Taylor, 84 Jamie A. ery road in town." The project was one that was badly needed in this town of some 2,000 people about 10 miles north of Anderson, Waymire said. It also is one that he and his fellow councilmen are proud of.

"We even got some of the dead-end roads done. A lot of them had been neglected," Waymire said. "I think this raises the morale of the people in town. If you have a nice, pretty, new street, it makes everything look a lot better," Waymire said. Now that the roads have been improved, the council plans to keep them in good condition.

It established a maintenance program within its street department. Road crews will try to head off deteriorations by filling potholes and treating the pavement to avoid cracks. Davis said that since some of the roads may not have been repaved for up to 40 years, the project was "a heck of an accomplishment." The three councilmen established a commission consisting of themselves, six other residents and the town marshal to establish a priority list, Davis said. Having nice, smooth driving surfaces has a drawback, though: Davis said residents have complained about an increase in speeders in certain parts of town. bush, 93, died Friday at Heritage House of Salem.

She was a native of Orange County; a retired teacher; a former co-owner of the old Salem Creamery; and a member of Daughters of the American Revolution Christopher Harrison Chapter and First Baptist Church. Survivors: sisters Elsie Morris and Grace Williams, and several nieces and nephews, including Max Wilson, who cared for her. Funeral: 2 p.m. Monday, Weathers. Burial: Crown Hill Cemetery.

Visitation: after 10:30 a.m. Monday. SALEM Ruby I. Shipley, 85, formerly of Brownstown, died Saturday at Heritage House. She was the former Ruby I.

Callaway; a retired farmer; a former co-owner of the old Shipley's Lunch in Brownstown; and a member of First Baptist Church of Brownstown. Survivors: a sister, Alzora Pence; a friend, Minnie I. Tiemeyer, who cared for her; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral: 11 a.m. Tuesday, Dawalt.

Burial: Fairview Cemetery, Brownstown. Visitation: 4-8 p.m. Monday and after 9 a.m. Tuesday. TELL CITY Fred J.

Evrard, 100, died Thursday at St. Joseph Hospital in Huntingburg. He had been Perry County school superintendent for more than 24 years and a teacher and principal at St. Paul Catholic School in Tell City. He had also taught in North Dakota and in Cloverdale and Leopold, Ind.

He was a Marine veteran of World War II; a former Boy Scout troop master; and a member of the Perry County, Indiana and nNational associations of retired teachers, Knights of Columbus Bishop Chartland Council 1172 and American Legion Post 213. Survivors: two sons, the Rev. Donald Evrard and Perry Circuit Court Judge David Evrard; a sister, Anna Goldman; three grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Funeral: 11 a.m. EST Monday, St.

Paul Catholic Church. Burial: St. Mary Cemetery. Visitation: Huber, 3-8 p.m. Sunday and after 9 a.m.

Monday. Memorial gifts: the church. LOUISVILLE AREA DEATHS BORDEN William Bruce Bell, 92, died Friday at Heritage House of Salem. He was a private music teacher, a published author, a former member of Borden Lions Club and a member of Borden Community Church. Survivor: a brother, Hubert Bell.

Funeral: 1 p.m. Monday, Hughes-Taylor, Borden. Burial: Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, Starlight. Visitation: 2-9 p.m. Sunday and after 8 a.m.

Monday. Memorial gifts: Borden Lions Club. BRANCHVILLE Myra Anne Faulkenberg, 60, died Saturday at Owensboro (Ky.) Mercy Health Systems. She was a native of Grandview, a former employee of General Electric Co. in Tell City and a retired bus driver for Perry Central School Corp.

Survivors: her husband, John M. Faulkenberg; daughters Brenda Graves, Cathy Lock and Beth Bland-ford; a son, Sonny Faulkenberg; sisters Betty Jane Gill, Sara Lou Leslie, Nancy Lea Spurlock and Sandy Sol-brig; a brother, Larry G. Rice; and six grandchildren. Funeral: 1 p.m. EST Monday, St.

Augustine Catholic Church, Leopold. Burial: New Hope Cemetery, Newton-ville. Visitation: Huber, Tell City, 3-8 p.m. Sunday. CORYDON Jeanette Smith, 66, died Friday at her home.

She was the former Jeanette Harvey; a native of Jeffersonville; a retired nurse's assistant at Floyd Memorial Hospital in New Albany, where she had worked more than 25 years; and a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary Post 2950. Survivors: a son, Larry McCullum; daughters Phyllis McCauley, Diana Broy and Nelda Hanes; brothers Robert and Ralph Harvey; 16 grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. Funeral: 1 p.m. Monday, Trinity Assembly of God. Burial: Heidelberg Cemetery.

Visitation: Beanblossom-Cesar, 2-9 p.m. Sunday and after 8 a.m. Monday. Memorial gifts: the church. FLOYDS KNOBS R.

Scott Helmer, 31, died Thursday in Borden. Clark County Coroner Edwin Coots IV said the death was an apparent suicide. Helmer was a native of Louisville and an employee of AsemPac Inc. in New Albany. Survivors: a daughter, Brittany Helmer; his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence L. Helmer; brothers Mark Helmer and Walter Nussle; a sister, Deborah Ryan; and a grandmother, Lou Helmer. Funeral: 1 p.m. Monday, Kraft, New Albany.

Burial: Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park, New Albany. Visitation: noon-8 p.m. Sunday and after 10 a.m. Monday. Memorial gifts: Alcoholics Anonymous, co Our Place, Mount St.

Francis. JEFFERSONVILLE Evelyn E. Banas, 88, formerly of Jeffersonville, died Tuesday in Tacoma, Wash. She was the former Evelyn E. Barron and a native of Jeffersonville.

Survivors: a son, David J. Weidner two grandchildren; and five greatgrandchildren. Funeral: 1 p.m. Tuesday, Coots. Burial: Walnut Ridge Cemetery.

Visitation: after 11 a.m. Tuesday. MILLTOWN Ruth L. Nale, 82, died Friday at Floyd Memorial Hospital in New Albany. She was the former Ruth Byrum.

Survivors: her husband, Donovan Nale; a son, Gary Nale; a brother, Roy Deal; two grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Funeral: 11 a.m. Monday, St. Joseph Catholic Church, Marengo. Burial: church cemetery.

Visitation: New-kirk, 4-9 p.m. Sunday. MITCHELL Alice M. Taylor, 84, died Thursday at Bedford (ind.) Regional Medical Center. Survivors: sons James, Frank, Mike and Randy Taylor; daughters Marga- ret Lindsey, Marilyn Grace, Lena Grissom, Judith Reynolds and Mar-lene Taylor; 27 grandchildren; and 37 great-grandchildren.

Funeral: 10 a.m. Monday, Chastain. Burial: Tunnelton Cemetery, Lawrence County. Visitation: 2-8 p.m. Sunday and after 8:30 a.m.

Monday. NEW ALBANY The funeral for Stephen Ray Burgan, 40, of 1110 Eastridge Drive, will be at 1 p.m. Monday at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Sellersburg. Burial: Grace-land Memorial Park.

Visitation: Garr, Sellersburg, 4-9 p.m. Sunday. He died of injuries suffered when his motorized cart collided with a tractor-trailer truck at the Colgate Palmolive plant in Jeffersonville on Thursday. He was a former employee of Frito-Lay, where he had worked 20 years, and a mechanic at Fork-Lift Systems. Survivors: his wife, the former Janice Doughty; a son, Eric Burgan; a daughter, Enn Burgan; his father, Eugene Burgan; his mother, Norma Burgan; brothers Robert and William Burgan; and a sister, Hattie Landers.

Memorial gifts: American Heart Association. NEW ALBANY Jamie A. Whit- aker, 26, died Friday at her home. She was an employee of Nations-bank Mortgage Corp. in Louisville.

Survivors; her mother, Linda M. Whitaker; her father, R. Jerry Whit-aker; a brother, Tony Whitaker; a sister, Tammy Whitaker; and grandparents Wanda Whitaker and Joe and Frances Carter. Funeral: 10 a.m. Tuesday, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church.

Burial: Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park. Visitation: Kraft, 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday. Memorial gifts: Hospice of Southern Indiana or American Cancer Society. NORTH VERNON Dorothy La Verne Humphrey, 82, died Saturday at Trimble Nursing Center in Bedford, Ky- She was a native of Jefferson County, and a member of Du-pont (Ind.) United Methodist Church.

Survivors: a son, Raymond E. Porter; a daughter, Barbara McMahan; a brother, Orville Bland; seven grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren. Funeral: 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dove-Sharp Rudicel. Burial: Dupont Cemetery.

Visitation: 4-8 p.m. Monday. NORTH VERNON Esther Craig Karweik, 83, died Thursday at Man-derley Health Care Center in Osgood. She was a native of Jennings County; a former housekeeping employee at Muscatatuck State Development Center in Butlerville; a former central-processing employee at Riley Hospital in Indianapolis; and a member of North Vernon Wesleyan Church. Survivors: a sister, Ellen Young-man, and several nieces and nephews.

Graveside service was Saturday at Hillcrest Cemetery. Arrangements: Dove Sharp Rudicel. SALEM Audra M. Qualkin Associated Press FRANKTON, Ind. Tim Davis, Myron Waymire and Bob Remington promised to repave nearly every street in Frankton when they campaigned for the Town Council.

Five years and about $200,000 later, they've kept their promises. "In the past, it seemed like the town always just did some of the roads in certain parts of town and there were some that didn't get hit for 20 years," Remington said. "So we did it. We want to be remembered for keeping our word." "I don't think we've done every single one," he added, "but they are all in good shape. We hit pretty much ev James Allensworth, of 2342 W.

Chestnut 76, died Friday at his home. He was a native of Clarksville, a retired factory worker, an Army veteran and a member of Quinn Chapel AME Church. Survivor: his brother, the Rev. Howard Allensworth. Funeral: 11 a.m.

Wednesday, Perry-man's, 3237 W. Broadway. Burial: Lebanon National Cemetery, Marion County. Visitation: 6-9 p.m. Tuesday.

Martha J. Balsley, 67, died Friday at her home. She was a waitress at Holiday Inn Lakeview Lounge in Clarksville, Ind. Survivors: her husband, Paul E. Balsley; brothers Albert, Thomas and Ronald Ackerman; and sisters Mary Robertson, LaVerne Beasy, JoEtta Lance and Debby Day.

Funeral: 11 a.m. Tuesday, St. Helen Catholic Church, 4005 Dixie Highway. Burial: Louisville Memorial Gardens West. Visitation: Commonwealth, Stonybrook, 9318 Taylorsville Road, 9 a.m.-9 p.m.

Sunday and Monday. Memorial gifts: Hospice of Louisville. Elizabeth "Betty" Bauer, 89, died Saturday at Baptist Home. She was the former Elizabeth Karper and a native of Cincinnati. Survivors: nephews Robert K.

and Michael DeWitt, both of whom cared for her. Graveside service: noon Tuesday, Vine Street Hill Cemetery, Cincinnati. Arrangements: Family Funeral Care-Metropolitan. Clifford Beatty, 56, died Saturday at Caritas Medical Center. He was a native of Millwood and a maintenance supervisor for Louisville Gas Electric Co.

Survivors: his wife, the former Mary Ann Nichols; daughters Debra Howard, Candice Dutschke and Traci Stewart; his mother, Fannie Beatty; a sister, Cheryl Kinser; a brother, William Beatty; and five grandchildren. Funeral: 1 p.m. Tuesday, Zion United Baptist Church, 7436 Ralston Ave. Burial: Lone Hill Cemetery, Bullitt County. Visitation: Keenan's, 4724 Dixie Highway, 6-9 p.m.

Sunday, 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday and after 10 a.m. Tuesday. Mable "Gertie" Blanton, 76, died Friday at Jewish Hospital. She was the former Mable Washburn, a native of Springfield and a retired employee at the old Thomas Jefferson High School.

Survivors: sons Larry and Edward L. Blanton; daughters Martha Hasch and Eva Wilson; a sister, Flossie Terrell; 12 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; and a great-great-grandchild. Funeral: 10 a.m. Monday, Arch L. RN Rain SN-Snow at 7 p.m.

EST yesterday. Forecasts are for today. City HI loPrec. Forcatt Us Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles Memphis Miami Beach Milwaukee Paul Mobile Nashville New Orleans New York City Norfolk, Va. Oklahoma City Omaha 52 40 54 37 CY 79 67 52 42 CL 62 52 61 52 CY 73 67 48 46 CY 80 64 84 64 CY 60 38 .42 36 36 SN 36 34 .58 21 19 SN 76 64 67 62 CY 69 59 48 48 CY 79 68 65 62 CY 46 43 58 44 RN 72 47 72 54 CY 64 51 48 34 a 43 36 29 22 CL LOUISVILLE James Allensworth, 76 Martha J.

Balsley, 67 Elizabeth "Betty" Bauer, 89 Clifford Beatty, 56 Mable "Gertie" Blanton, 76 Jimmy D. Boros, 77 George J. Burger, 83 Euie Cleland, 86 Carlos DeMon Coco, 21 Emma Martha Crabtree, 70 Rosa Crutchfleld, 98 Charles R. Darden, 70 Robert Louis Deppen, 58 Linda Marie Fair, 44 Charles Flowers 81 Margaret Flowers, 83 Camilla Wilde Gertie, 75 Jack D. Goode, 51 Leona May Cralle Head, 92 Ruth Tharp Heaton, 85 Pearl C.

Hickman, 86 Thomas H. Hobson, 56 Lawrence Hodge, 61 Leila Luella Kessinger, 82 Marvin F. Lawson, 86 Louis J. Leezer, 82 Charles L. London, 74 Mrs.

Edward W. Lurton, 91 Carl Madison, 69 Carolyn Taylor Marret, 80 David Wayne Montgomery, 37 Era Toy Napier, 88 Virginia R. RoBards, 75 Erron Double" Shumake, 18 Donald W. Sparks 68 Fred William Stafford 93 Willis Thomas, 55 Vivian Verona Thompson, 88 Margaret Oates West, 99 Lillian Simmons Whayne, 69 Michael S. Williams, 43 Lucille A.

Wright, 85 CORRECTED OBITUARIES Gary Ray Denham, 43 Marie I. Gaus, 79 Bertha Talley, 95 Heady Okolona, 8519 Preston Highway. Burial: Penn Run Memorial Park. Visitation: noon-9 p.m. Sunday.

Memorial gifts: Hospice of Louisville. Jimmy D. Boros, 77, died Friday at Columbia Suburban Hospital. He was native of Dante, a retired employee of TARC; an Army veteran of World War II; and a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion Dixie Post 220. TODAY IN THE NATION STATIONARY FRONT YESTERDAY'S EXTREMES High: 94 at Mcallen, Low: -1 1 at Stanley, Idaho Texas pK 50 KENTUCKY DEATHS BARBOURVILLE Doris Lawson Lynch, 84 BARDSTOWN Margaret Elizabeth Fraser, 63 BEDFORD Glenita Wheeler Jackson, 93 BENTON Ken Harris, 56 BOWLING GREEN Ina Garrett Breakfield, 90; Mary Alice Shultz, 85 BRODHEAD Willie Bishop, 83 CADIZ Marvin Wilson "John" Carneyhan, 77 CAMPBELLSVILLE Willie Joe Ford, 83 CLINTON Julia Edwards Poole.

74 DANVILLE Joe Lanham, 64; Dorothy Reid Nichols, 95; Marie Frijas Sidwell, 39 EUZABETHTOWN Paul Glenn Bohannon, 70; Daily Mae Eells, 74; Mary Louise Hub-ley, 72 ELKHORN CITY Harold Bullock, 72 ELKTON Robert Lee Cumbee, 66; Mable Dycus Segers, 86; Estell Roper, 83 EVARTS Mossie Lewis, 80 FRANKFORT Kathryn Webster Fannin, 85; Silva L. Lyon, 90 GLASGOW Billy Bob Smith, 68; Olive England Todd, 77; Thelma Walbert, 87; Jessie Reed Whitlow, 76; Mary M. Davis, 90 HARRODSBURG Dr. John Fred McCann. 77 HODGENVILLE Daniel Devers, 82 HOPKINSVILLE Bertha Mae Fleming, 61 IRVINE Fred Noland, 78 LAWRENCEBURG Etta Toll Noel, 76 LEBANON Blaine Bishop 77 LIBERTY James A.

Peavley, 61 MADISONVILLE Edna Lee Carrier Nipple, 85 MAYFIELD Xena Dismukes, 99; Mickie D. Sullivan. 39 MORGANTOWN Eldon Hudnall, 84 MOUNT VERNON Sallie DeBorde. 92 MUNFORDVILLE Mary Agnes Devore, 88 MURRAY Johnnie A. Wyatt, 93 OWENSBORO Wallace Reid Hodges, 73; Ada B.

Raley, 95; the Rev. A.B. Troutman, 83; Jimmie A. Wermling, 49 OWENTON Raymond Walter Phillips, 78 PADUCAH Mattie Duncan, 84; Edward Stark, 84; John Henry Turley, 63; Mildred Abrams Maupin, 79 RUSSELL SPRINGS Vonnie Mae Bennett, 75; Roy Dale Bradshaw, 60 RUSSELLVILLE Lowell Runkle, 76 SCIENCE HILL Emma Ellen Meece, 80 SCOTTSVILLE Wllma Mae Carver, 85; Walter B. Sircey, 72 SONORA John Newman Hammer, 64 TOMPKINSVILLE J.

O. Emberton, 61 UPTON Elizabeth Burd, 79 WILLIAMSTOWN William "Buck" Lilly, 56 Survivors: his wife, the former Wanda Workman; daughters Theresa Logsdon, Frances Keller and Mary Decker; a son, James M. Boros; a brother, William Boros; 16 grandchildren; and 21 great-grandchildren. Funeral: 10 a.m. Tuesday, St.

Lawrence Catholic Church, 1925 Lewiston Drive. Burial: Beth Haven Cemetery. Visitation: Keenan's, 4724 Dixie Highway, 6-9 p.m. Sunday, 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday and after 9 a.m.

Tuesday. George J. Burger, 83, died Saturday Baptist Hospital East. He was a retired service and sales employee at Reynolds Metals, a former leader of the old George Burger dance band and a former member of First Lutheran Church. Funeral: 1 p.m.

Monday, Restha-ven, 4400 Bardstown Road. Burial: Resthaven Memorial. Visitation: Rat-terman's, 3711 Lexington Road, after noon Monday. Memorial gifts: charity. Euie Cleland, 86, of Saturday at Caritas Medical Center.

He was a native of Alabama, a retired maintenance employee at the Naval Ordnance Station and a member of Mount Holly United Methodist Church. Survivors: his wife, the former Eula Mae Whaley; a son, jerry B. Cleland; a daughter, Anna D. Allen; brothers John, L. and W.

A. Cleland sisters Ruby Bobo and Delma Cleland; five grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Funeral: 11:30 a.m. Monday, Evergreen, 4623 Preston Highway. Entombment: Evergreen.

Visitation: 2-8 p.m. Sunday. Memorial gifts: the church. Carlos DeMon Coco, died Thursday at his home. Survivors: his mother, Sydell Coco; his father, Pedro Coco; a brother; Lee Lydell Coco; and grandparents Louise B.

Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Alfre-dro Coco. Funeral: 11 a.m. Tuesday, Church of God Sanctified Church, 1114 15th St.

Burial: Green Meadows Memorial. Visitation: G.C. Williams, 1935 W. Broadway, 6-9 p.m. Monday.

Emma Martha Crabtree, 70, of Lebanon Junction, died Saturday at Hospice of Louisville's inpatient unit at Alliant Medical Pavilion. She was the former Emma; M. Cash, a native of Boston, and a member of Mount Moriah Baptist Church in Boston. Survivors: her husband, James B. Crabtree; a sister, Lela Willcdx; a brother, Herbert Cash; and several nieces and nephews.

I Funeral: 2 p.m. Monday, Kappel, Lebanon Junction. Burial: Little Brick Cemetery, Boston. Visitation: 2-9 p.m. Sunday and after 10 a.m.

Monday. Forecast for noon today in my opinion, and I find its readings suspect. This is a major concern to meteorologists nationwide. ASOS is also overseen by the FAA and not the National Weather Service. Call me old-fashioned, but I prefer the old-style rain gauge and a live person making the hourly observation.

Tammy Garrison WDRB-41 meteorologist Send questions to Weather Desk, The Courier-Journal, Box 740031, Louisville 40201. E-mail: tagwxaol.com. Fax: 582-7080. Answers appear on Wednesdays and Sundays. COLD FRONT ft WARM FRONT 1 National Weather Service, Accu-Weather WEATHER LOUISVILLE FORECAST with temperatures falling; northwest TODAY MONDAY PARTLY SUNNY PARTLY SUNNY 50 40' r3; 1 I 1 1 27 22 z-1 10 REGIONAL OUTLOOK Temperatures are tor today high and tonight's INDIANAPOLIS 35-23 From the AP and NATIONAL WEATHER CL Clear CY Cloudy Temperatures and precipitation (or 24 hours ending City HI Lo Prec.

Forcaet Albany, 43 32 49 37 RN Albuquerque 46 35 44 25 CY Anchorage 0-13 5 -9 SN Atlanta 74 60 63 57 RN Atlantic City 52 46 65 48 RN Baltimore 62 54 63 53 CY Billings 31 28 .28 37 16 CY Birmingham 73 63 59 55 CY Boise 38 25 33 20 CL Boston 44 33 48 37 RN Brownsville 82 71 75 62 CY Buffalo 48 36 58 49 RN Charleston, S.C. 68 53 76 61 CY Charleston, W.Va. 73 58 60 58 CY Charlotte, N.C. 72 47 65 56 CY Cheyenne 31 27 29 12 CY Chicago 64 37 .42 33 33 SN Cincinnati 66 55 36 25 CY Cleveland 64 40 65 55 CY Columbia, S.C. 73 54 .01 73 58 CY Columbus, Ohio 67 55 .01 54 54 CY Dallas-Ft Worth 77 66 56 41 CY Dayton 64 55 .02 44 44 CY Denver 41 27 32 12 CY Des Moines 48 43 .04 24 22 SN Detroit 60 37 .11 55 55 CY Duluth 22 19 .33 15 14 SN El Paso 63 52 .24 58 40 CY Fairbanks -37 44 42 -49 CL Fargo 21 15 .27 12 6 SN Flagstaff 39 27 .01 40 15 CY Hartford, Conn.

47 33 44 35 RN Honolulu 79 71 .32 77 69 CY Houston 79 72 64 54 CY Indianapolis 65 56 .14 35 23 SN Jackson, Miss. 78 66 58 53 CY Jacksonville 78 58 78 60 CY Juneau 12 33 .25 RN Kansas City 46 46 33 27 CY 81 53 80 56 CY 53 44 65 51 RN 66 50 63 47 CY 66 52 .03 62 58 RN 35 24 37 27 RN 44 34 42 32 RN 45 34 49 35 RN 75 51 69 56 CY 33 31 .34 20 8 CY 40 33 37 26 CY 73 45 68 53 CY 53 39 56 39 CY 72 57 39 35 CY 41 25 34 21 CY 85 63 63 50 CY 60 56 62 52 CY 52 45 55 43 CY 26 25 27 21 SN 40 37 .03 41 32 CY 41 33 60 39 RN 77 58 .01 79 59 CY 51 43 32 25 CY 66 52 .06 65 42 CY 63 50 44 32 CL 73 50 64 55 CY JTf 180 Becoming partly sunny wind at 10 to 15 m.p.h. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY SUN AND MOON SUNRISE 8:00 a.m. SUNSET 5:38 p.m. M00NRISE 4 5:06 a.m.

MOONSET 3:34 p.m. NEW MOON Jan. 8 FIRST QTR. Jan. 15 FULL MOON Jan.

23 LAST QTR. Jan. 31 FAIR FAIR 1 24 23 YESTERDAY High: 66, low: 58. Year ago: high 30, low 20 Records: 68 in 1993, -4 in 1879 Precipitation: None Month: None Year: None normal. POLLEN COUNT LEXINGTON 39-28 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE READINGS Portland, Maine Portland, Ore.

Providence Raleigh-Durham Rapid City Reno Salt Lake City San Antonio San Diego San Francisco St Ste Marie Seattle Syracuse Tampa-St Ptrsbg Topeka Tucson Tulsa Washington, O.C. weather observations were compiled yesterday. I on me previous oay weainer, CINCINNATI 36-25 The following City Q. I have noticed you use the high and low from the Theiler Lane National Weather Service office. Why not use the airport readings? Justin Humphrey, Shelbyville, Ky.

A. Once the National Weather Service moved to its new location and began manual observations, I did begin to use the more accurate readings. An unmanned automated surface observation system (ASOS) records weather readings at the international airport. ASOS has many problems, OHIO RIVER Flood Yettsr- Tomor- Next stage day Today row day Location low BL00MINGT0N I 36-25 EVANSVILLE LOUISVILLE 40-27 30-30 CHV PADUCAH BOWLING GREEN 41-30 LONDON 42-26 AIR POLLUTION YESTERDAY'S HIGHEST READING 150: 100; 50: Not available on most weekends and holidays. 42.3 cL-JT THE WORLD City HI Lo SKy Amsterdam .,25 13 CY Athens 62 50 CY Bangkok 89 69 CL Barbados 84 71 CY Barcelona 44 39 RN Beijing 25 13 CL Beirut 68 51 CL Berlin 18 2 CY Bermuda 68 66 CL Brussels 27 22 CY Budapest 32 22 CY Buenos Aires 93 69 CL Cairo 69 48 CY Copenhagen .29 14 CL Dublin 37 31 CL Frankfurt 25 20 CY Geneva 32 29 SN UNHEALTHY HI Lo Sky City HI Lo Sky 82 64 CL Oslo 14 0 CY 32 14 SN Pans 29 23 CY 66 60 RN Rio 59 50 CY Rome 51 35 CL 66 41 CL San Juan 80 71 CY Seoul 33 18 CL 75 68 CL Singapore 87 73 CL 55 41 CY Stockholm 20 11 CY 33 31 RN Sydney 77 60 CL 37 31 RN Taipei 62 55 RN 86 64 CY Tel Aviv 68 48 CL 68 46 CY Tokyo 51 39 CL 25 23 CY Toronto 41 33 CY 18 14 SN Vancouver 44 35 CY 77 60 CY Vienna 33 31 CY 60 60 CL Warsaw 18 14 SN Zurich 25 22 SN Havana Helsinki Hono Kong Istanbul Jerusalem Johannesburg Lima Lisbon London Madrid Manila Mexico City Montreal Moscow Nairobi Nassau New Delhi Readings taken at or forecast for 7 a.m.

(in fee (L) Lower gauge. (U) Upper gauge TREES LOW GRASSES ABSENT WEEDS ABSENT MOLDS MODERATE MODERATE; Flood Yester- Tomor-stage day Today row Next day Location NA GOOD For today's readings. can s4-33i 0 Ors. Stephen Pollard, James Sublet! and Timothy Feger 298 23.3 124 23.8 293 227 124 23.4 18.5 23.1 21.2 24.6 295 21.4 12.4 21.4 29.4 218 124 21.2 Cannelton(L) 42 Newburgh(L) 38 Evansville 42 Uniontown(L) 37 17.9 18.8 19.6 22 0 22.4 23.4 20 7 21.1 220 23 5 22.6 23.1 Cincinnati 52 Markland(L) 51 Louisville (U) 23 Louisville (L) 55 Internet: vww.crhnwscr.noaa.govlmk.