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B6 The Arizona Republic Sunday, September 15, 1996 7 VACATION PACKAGE Here's another way to save money. Let America West Vacations arrange a complete vacation package for you. For additional information, just contact America West Vacations at 1-800-356-6611! America Airlines' Jvr as hu as PHOENIX TO LOS CABOS, MEXICO Includes round-trip air $289 Here's a cheap excursion in Albuquerque. The American International Rattlesnake Museum has 60 different snakes and 30 species on display, with a variety of rattlesnake-related art and memorabilia. Admission is $2.
Just call 1-502-242-6569 for additional information. and tm nights hotel. Price per person dbl. nccupancy, subject to change; limited availability; nonrefundable and must be purchased at time of booking by h'rtday, 920yto; price is valid for departure any day oj the week, 12l9b-122(Jy6. Package is not available Jbr group traivl.
International taxes andor fees ofafprox, $32 per person addnl. I V- i 1.. CLANCY TROPIANO Stone chooses Superior setting for film that brines Nolte back and lousy service in restaurants and sometimes no service. liver Stone has selected Superior, the mining town I east of Apache Junction, the location for his new film, Stray Dogs. The movie is about I 1 -ihlj 71 I i i.tiii.
i i mm. i mi I li in I Ill MICHAEL CLANCY AND DOLORES TROPIANO the adventures rjf a man who "becomes stranded with a broken-down car. The movie is in pre-production and is expected to be shot '-entirely in Arizona. It will -be a homecoming of DEE GOING TO D.C.: Dee Courtwright, a PR woman in Phoenix who founded the Bosom Buddies breast-cancer support group, will go to Washington, D.C., on Tuesday to serve in the Defense Department's Breast Cancer Research Program for the second time. She will sit on a scientific peer review panel as a consumer advocate, and she will serve as a mentor for a breast-cancer survivor who is making her first visit to Washington.
Buzz Aldrin, the second man to walk on the moon, will visit Brooks Academy on Thursday to mark the launch of a cellular-phone network in classrooms. The network will enable the school to start computer links in the rooms. Brooks, the former Palmdaie Elementary School, is in south Phoenix. DOUBLE-TEAMED: Jim and Arlene Salmon's loyalties are divided between the San Francisco 49ers and the Nick Nolte Charles Rex ArbogastAssociated Press A jubilant Tara Dawn Holland, Miss Kansas, is crowned Miss America by the outgoing queen, Shawntel Smith, on Saturday night. Last year, viewers were asked to vote on whether the swimsuit competition, criticized as sexist, should be held at all.
The vote was nearly 4-1 in favor of the swimsuit parade. Kansan is Miss America Viewers get vote on semifinalists Associated Press ATLANTIC CITY Miss Kansas Tara Dawn Holland was crowned Miss America on Saturday night in a nationally televised ceremony where viewers got to help select the winner. For the first time, viewers could call in and vote on which of the 10 semifinalists they liked to narrow the field to five finalists. The final decision on the winner was solely up to the seven celebrity judges. When the name of the first runner-up, Miss Louisiana Erika Schwarz, was called, Holland's jaw dropped in disbelief.
She then received the crown from outgoing winner Shawntel Smith before giving giant waves to the crowd mouthing "I love you" in between as she made her way down the 92-foot runway in Convention Hall. Holland, a tall brunette, said afterward that she had wanted to be Miss America since she was a child but couldn't believe her fairy tale had come true. "I don't feel like Miss America yet," she said at a news cpnference. "I know that's going to sink in once I have time for it to." Holland, 23, of Overland Park, won the Miss Kansas title on her first try after moving from Florida, where she unsuccessfully sought the state crown three times. She's the third Miss Kansas to win the crown, following Deborah Bryant, also of Overland Park (1966), and Debra Barnes of Pittsburg (1968).
A 1994 music-education graduate of Florida State University, she is a graduate student at the University of Missouri at Kansas City. She hopes to teach music. The issue she will speak on during her year as Miss America is illiteracy prevention. She said existing illiteracy-pre- Special section wye. W'fNii vention programs serve less than 5 percent of the illiterate population.
"I need to be a national spokesperson for illiteracy prevention," she said when the contestants arrived in Atlantic City on Labor Day. She sang an aria, Ou va le jeune Indoue, for her talent segment. Born in Mobile, her family moved six times by the time she was 5 years old. Miss Oregon Patricia Leines was second runner-up, Miss Alabama Alison McCreary third runner-up, and Miss Missouri Kimberly Mas-saro fourth runner-up. Other semifinalists were Miss Hawaii Melissa Short, Miss Indiana Shani Nielsen, Miss Kentucky Veronica Duka, Miss Mississippi Kari Litton and Miss Texas Michelle Martinez.
The call-in poll was the latest innovation for the contest. The viewers, in effect, sat as the eighth judge in picking the finalists. Their collective votes were added to those of the seven celebrity judges, who picked the winner. NO MYSTERY: Unsolved Mysteries tells the story of Glendale teenager Trisha Zemba on its season premiere at 7 p.m. Friday on Channel 12 (KPNX).
Zemba contracted a rare disorder called reflect sympathetic dystrophy after a horseback-riding accident on Christmas Eve 1993. It disappeared miraculously March 11, when, she said, she heard a voice command her to get up from her hospital bed. "We're very strong in our Christian faith," her father, Joel Zemba, said Friday. "We told them, 'This is not an unsolved mystery. God healed her, and that is Trisha has been free of pain and acting like a normal 16-year-old ever since that night.
Her doctors, Leonard Bodell and Marilyn Wells, also will be featured. Tempe resident Sidora Dazi will appear in Blue Rodeo, a movie of the week starring Kris Kristofferson and Ann-Margret. While the film was being produced in Tucson, Ann-Margret complemented Dazi, an actress and flamenco dancer, for her talent. "For what it's worth, I think you are extremely talented," she told Dazi. The film will air Oct.
13. A Scottsdale man who had metal spikes implanted in his head will be on Jennv Jones at 2 p.m. Thursday on Channel 12 (KPNX) to complain that people look at him funny. Joe Aylward of Scottsdale, who also has 16 piercings, says he gets lousy seats sorts for star Nick Nolte. He got his start in acting at Phoenix College and the then Phoenix Little Theatre.
HOPI HONOR: Former Sen. Barry Goldwater will be the first recipient of the Ita Kwatsi (Our Friend) award from the Arizona Native Scholastic Enrichment and Resources Program. The program, which places Native Americans in top-level prep schools, was founded by Vernon Masayesva, former chairman of the Hopi Tribe. Actor Rodney Grant, best known for the movie Dances With Wolves, will be a special guest at the event, which takes place at 1 1 a.m. next Saturday at the Hyatt Regency Scottsdale at Gainey Ranch.
Info: 991-3388. "Rain," the Heard Museum's exhibition about the importance of rain to seven "Native American tribes in the Southwest, will open at the i British Museum's Museum of Mankind in London on Sept. 29. The museum's Sharon Moore traveled to England with the 130 objects in the exhibit, and exhibit curator Ann Marshall, the Heard's research director, will attend the opening. The Heard has another show on international tour: "Shared Visions" is on display in Australia.
California Angels. That's because they have a son on each team. Mike plays for the Niners, and his older brother, Tim, plays with the Angels. "It's a real high," said Jim, noting that both attended Tim Salmon 'It's about as Greenway High. A look proud as you can get." The Salmons spend a lot of time in front of the TV, flipping back and forth between the two brothers.
They just returned from a trip to Europe, where Mike played in the World Football League. Call Clancy (271-8550) and Tropiano (271-8973) with items. E-mail: rfeaturepni.com and fax: 253-3734. at who we are and what we like about Living Here iis To hear more People news, call PressLine at (t 271-5656 and push THE WEATHER (7)NEWS I REPUBLICGAZETTE WEATHER 271-5656, PRESS 1010 Maricopa County pollution report: 506-6400 TODAY'S FORECAST Temperatures for Arizona are forecast highs and lows. 5-DAY FORECAST Page 8356 i PHOENIX Saturday (24 hours ending at 5 p.m.) High temperature: 89 Low temperature: 75 Rainfall: Trace High, low relative humidity: 711 9 Barometric pressure at 5 p.m.
29 64 Record high this date: 109 in 1971 Record low this date: 50 in 1964 Normal high, low: 9974 Las Vegas 9166 THE NATION Forecast temperatures and precipitation for the nation today Excluding Hawaii and Alaska. Nation's hot spot Saturday 100 at Death Valley, Calif. Nation's cold spot Saturday 15 at Bodie, Calif. s-sunny, pc- partly cloudy, c- cloudy, r- rain, f-fog sti- showers, si- snow flurries, sn- snow, w- windy. Ih- ftunderstorrns.
i- ice, T- trace, nr- no report, d- clear. Navajo Nat. Won. 7346 Canyon de Chellj 9155 Grand Canyon 7847 Phantom Ranch 9566 Bullhead City 9969 Williams 7239" Flagstafl 6940 96 Today Mostly sunny. High 94.
Low 70. Kingman 8657 Statistics for Friday, Sep. 13, 1996 High temperature: tow temperature: Average temperature: or normal average temperature Lake Havasu City 111275 Holbrook 8053 St. Johns 75 86 -1 8.6 mph Sedona winslow 8251 7852 Cottonwood 04 JCE Average wind speed: Peak wind gust: 7452 0 "aa hni I nui 34 mph from southeast 66753 Prescott 7952 Wlckenburg 9259 8052 Springervilli 8748 Parker 9871 fyZjai LOW HIGH PRESSURE dOa) i 1 Jk-tL warm front ITyf grapnic dais by Miami 1 I cou ra0NI Mil WeathcrData" raisNOW STATIONARY FRONT High, low dew point: High, low relative humidity: Rainfall: Rainfall to date: or normal to date: 7323 Trace 3.75" Payson 8152 Globe 9259 Alpine 7649 Phoenlt 9470 nnnnnn -10s -Os Os 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s lOOs 110s Saflord. 8151 Gila Bend 9776 Casa Grande 9565 Yuma 9771 Mon HI Lo Skv Sat HI Lo Pre Arizona hot spot Saturday 97 at Lake Havasu City Arizona cold spot Saturday 42 at Flagstaff Dew Point Forecast: Most evaporative coolers are effective only when the dew point is below 55 degrees.
8 a.m.: 58 'Noon: 55 3 p.m.: 55 Sat HI LoPrc 71 57 .16 63 57 .64 72 59 .34 52 44 79 53 73 52 .11 87 68 .04 72 50 88 681.13 79 55 .06 81 51 75 53 74 58 65 56 .05 90 75 .02 60 54 .71 72 56 .14 57 48 .88 76 59 79 58 68 53 76 55 75 50 67 50 .02 60 46 67 43 92 77 71 65 .57 Sierra Vista Bisbee 8061 7851 Organ Pipe 1 Nnl Moil 969 Puerto Penasto 84,67 Willcot 8649 Douglas 8054 Tucson, 8762 Nogales 7955 Today HI Lo Sky 90 76 pc 77 64 65 50 68 42 pc 83 68 th 80 52 88 73 th 73 60 Sh 78 58 66 53 sh 75 68 th POLLUTION Monday Mostly sunny. High 94. 70. Tuesday Mostly sunny. High 95.
Low 71. Wednesday Mostly sunny. High 92. Low 69. 90 77 th 84 58 68 50 pc 73 48 85 72 th 77 60 th 87 73 th 73 62 78 58 pc 73 50 pc 80 65 sh 70 55 sh 90 73 th 101 66 71 55 94 70 69 52 sh 63 49 Sh 66 53 sh I Durango STATE AT A GLANCE Skies will be partly cloudy north and east today and mostly sunny elsewhere.
Temperatures will be at or slightly below normal. Winds will be Sat HI Lo Pre 84 54 71 46 73 61 .03 88 71 .03 73 65 74 55 78 53 62 50 .59 60 53 .45 82 56 68 56 .24 86 66 69 38 68 36 65 53 .05 69 37 66 49 85 67 89 73 65 48 .01 86 70 67 63 .20 74 56 65 57 .21 82 67 .01 64 47 Today Hi LoSky 78 59 pc 74 56 79 53 pc 83 68 th 73 65 pc 70 54 pc 75 57 pc 73 50 sh 61 49 sh 86 62 pc 63 53 sh 86 68 th 69 45 pc 69 43 pc 62 48 sh 74 45 pc 65 52 sh 88 63 pc 91 75 pc 62 56 sh 87 62 pc 68 56 73 57 pc 62 56 sh 77 68 th 65 48 Mon HI Lo 80 53 72 61 Stf 74 55 CC 88 71 ct 73 66 pff 73 53 76 55 no 76 48 Sff 61 47 St 86 64 62 50 87 71 to; 72 51 o-70 50 61 44 72 56 sh 64 50 sh 85 67 ttl 92 74 th 72 55 sh 90 62 76 62 sh 76 55 pc 72 56 sh 81 62 pc 65 50 sh Sacramento St Louis Salt Lake Cty San Antonio San Diego San Francisco San Jose Santa Fe Ste. Marie Savannah Seattle Shreveport Sioux City Sioux Falls' Spokane Sprgfield. III. Syracuse Tallahassee Tampa Topeka Tucson Tulsa Washington Wichita Wichita Falls Wilkes-Barre Miami Beach Midland Milwaukee Mpls-St.
Paul Mobile Nashville New Orleans New York Cty Norfolk, Va. North Platte Okla City Omaha Orlando Palm Springs Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland, ME Portland, Ore. Providence Raleigh, N.C. Rapid City Reno Richmond Roanoke Rchester, NY variable at 6 to 12 mph. .43 61 50 71 33 86 66 76 48 89 76 68 59 74 62 57 50 .03 77 63 .58 70 44 89 71 93 64 72 57 89 75 62 51 .01 62 54 .63 63 57 .38 72 57 .05 75 50 70 57 73 35 74 53 69 52 63 53 Los Angelef Carbon monoxide Ozone Particulates No report No report No report Central Phoenix for 24 hours ended yesterday 3 p.m.
Carbon Ozone Monoxide N. Phoenix no report no report S. Phoenix no report no report W. Phoenix no report no report Glendale no report no report Pinnacle Peak no report no report Falcon Field no report no report S. Scottsdale no report no report Mesa, Tempe no report no report Hot Spot no report Source Maricopa County Bureau Air Pollution Control Santa Fa 7350 Albuquerque 7554 San Diego 58 50 63 48 80 52 81 58 67 52 66 53 90 74 84 70 67 46 71 48 63 51 sh 90 73 pc 99 65 71 55 pc 94 70 65 49 sh 68 55 67 55 sh 73 55 Sh 77 52 73 51 pc 75 45 pc 77 52 76 47 63 52 Sh 12 Mon HI Lo Sky 66 49 sh 78 54 pc 82 54 pc 52 34 85 62 th 72 58 pc 86 70 pc 74 52 pc 87 72 th 70 50 sh 75 65 70 51 65 47 pc 69 54 94 76 pc 61 49 Sh 64 48 Sh 57 45 74 47 sh 87 66 pc 74 53 Sh 77 57 th 76 60 sh 72 46 pc 70 51 71 50 th 65 53 sh 78 47 pc 86 61 th 78 64 th 70 52 sh 65 46 sh 92 71 pc 82 68 th 70 50 sh 80 47 pc 71 53 Sh 65 54 Sh 67 45 82 51 pc 85 57 67 49 sh 80 53 th 55 35 70 50 71 50 sh 84 56 pc 83 54 pc 66 52 63 44 70 45 75 54 th 70 50 62 44 90 76 pc 91 70 th 74 51 th 86 71 sh 86 67 th 56 42 72 56 sh 72 58 90 66 78 68 th 82 64 pc 76 57 th 82 56 80 65 th Today HI LoSky 68 50 sh 75 54 sh 73 56 sh 53 42 81 55 pc 73 58 pc 85 68 th 72 51 89 69 th 78 53 75 58 Sh 71 50 pc 68 55 Sh 73 58 Sh 89 77 th 61 51 sh 67 51 sh 59 47 sh 79 48 pc 86 60 72 49 pc 78 52 78 52 pc 71 48 pc 68 49 pc 70 46 pc 64 53 sh 74 49 sh 85 55 78 60 70 51 71 50 sh 86 74 th 75 67 th 70 48 pc 75 50 sh 69 48 pc 64 53 sh 64 42 pc 73 53 pc 85 61 pc 68 53 sh 78 47 pc 52 33 70 46 68 48 pc 83 57 pc 79 54 pc 63 50 70 48 63 47 76 51 72 53 sh 68 45 89 75 pc 87 71 th V72 46 pc 84 67 th 89 64 pc 57 44 63 56 Sh 76 50 91 66 81 66 Sh 81 63 pc 75 51 78 60 83 62 Albany, NY, Albuquerque Amarillo Anchorage Atlanta Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Baton Rouge Billings Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Brlington, Vt.
Caribou Casper Chrlstn, SC. Chrlstn Va. Charlotte Chattanooga Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Colo Springs Colmbia, SC. Colmbus, Ga. Colmbus.
Oh. Concord, N.H. Corpus Chr. Dallas Dayton Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Durango El Paso Eugene Evansville Fairbanks Fargo Fort Wayne Fresno Grnd Jnction Grand Rapids Great Falls Green Bay Greensboro Hartford Helena Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jcksn, Miss. Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Knoxville Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Lubbock Memphis 70 53 75 54 73 51 73 46 79 53 78 49 .09 AIRPORT OUTLOOK vVU POLLEN, MOLD 63 50 sh 66 39 55 50 .14 63 40 55 49 76 62 .03 68 54 .36 71 44 City Las Vegas Los Angeles Minneapolis New York Delays None None None Possible CANADA Delays None None None Possible Possible Possible Possible City Atlanta Chicago Columbus Dallas Denver Detroit Houston Average for samples taken at stations throughout Maricopa County for the 24-hour period ending at noon Friday.
Figures represent numbers of parts found per cubic meter. Very high (51): Diatrypaceae, 79 High (26-50): Leptospherulina, 28 Source: Hi-Health Nutrition Stores Research Department 03 San Francisco None Seattle Possible St. Louis None Thursday Mostly sunny. High 91. Low 69.
Sat TODAY Mon Alpine nr46 pc 7649 pc 7549 pc Bisbee 7759.08 7851 pc 8151 Buckeye 9168 pc 9663 9663 Bullhead City 9466 9969 pc 9869 pc CnyndeChy 7552.85 9155 pc 9055pc Carefree nr68 pc 8863 8863 Casa Grande nr70 pc 9565 9565 Coolidge 9267 pc 9762 9762 Cottonwood 7357.97 8155 pc 8155pc Douglas 7962 .09 8054 pc 8354 Flagstaff 61421.06 6940 pc 6940pc Gila Bend 9071 pc 9776 9776 Globe 8461 .05 9259 pc 9259 pc Grnd Cnyn 7344 pc 7847 pc 7747 pc Greer 5443 .69 7046 pc 6946 pc Heber nr45 pc 6943 pc 6943 pc Holbrook 6450.21 8053 pc 7953 pc Kingman 8154 8657 pc 8557 pc LkHvsuCity 9772 10275 pc 10175pc Nogales 7863.13 7955 pc 8255 Organ Pipe 8964 pc 9669 9669 Page 6753 .41 8356 pc 8256 pc Payson 7354 .38 8152 pc 8152 pc Phoenix 8975 9470 9470 Pinetop 60491.10 7652 pc 7552 pc Prescott 7154.15 7952 pc 7952pc Saflord 8059 .45 8151 pc 8451 Sedona 7453.48 8251 pc 8251 pc Show Low 6449 .84 8052 pc 7952 pc Sierra Vista 7959 8051 pc 8351 Springerville 7145.78 8748 pc 8648 pc St. Johns 58491.29 7452 pc 7352 pc Tucson 8670 8762 pc 9062 Wlckenburg 8764 pc 9259 8 9259 Willcox 8557.24 8649 pc 8949 Williams 6441 .24 7239 pc 7239pc Winslow 6249.92 7852 pc 7752 pc Youngtown 9071 pc 9566 9566 Yuma 9066 pc 9771 9771 40 33 68 35 64 50 81 58 67 54 28 PHOENIX TEMPERATURE RANGE UV INDEX: 8 (High) Minutes in the sun today to redden untanned and unprotected skin. 9 am: 60 Noon: 22 3pm: 34 Source Arizona Cancer Center, Tucson. SUN AND MOON 54 49 .10 75 49 61 49 72 51 73 57 .20 69 49 .11 89 76 THE WORLD City HI LoSky City HI LoSky Amsterdam 61 52 Manila 88 75 pc. Athens 88 72 pc Mecca 99 81 pc Bangkok 88 81 Milan 73 48 Beijing 72 59 Moscow 59 45 Berlin 54 45 pc Nairobi 84 52 pc Bogota 66 50 pc New Delhi 95 77 pc Brussels 57 52 Oslo 48 43 Buenos Aires 64 59 Paris 57 52 pc Cairo 91 70 Perth 75 57 sh Casablanca 75 64 Rio de Janeiro 73 70 Copenhagen 54 46 Riyadh 108 82 Dublin 61 43 Rome 75 50 Frankfurt 55 52 San Juan 88 75 Geneva 57 43 pc Santiago 64 36 Havana 82 75 Seoul 82 64 1 Helsinki 45 39 pc Shanghai 81.
75 pc Ho Chi Minh City 90 77 Stockholm 61 39 Hong Kong 84 73 sh Sydney 64 54 pc' Jerusalem 84 63 pc Taipei 68 73 Johannesburg 66 36 Tel Aviv 82 72 pc Kiev 59 52 Tokyo 77 61 pc London 66 43 Vienna 55 45 pc Madrid 79 48 Warsaw 54 46 pc City HI Lo Pre Calgary 74 49 Edmonton 71 46 .01 Halifax 62 61 2.44 Montreal 62 54 .36 Ottawa 66 53 .26 Regina 73 50 St. John's 57 42 Toronto 60 52 .30 Vancouver 62 56 .35 Winnipeg 64 36 MEXICO Acapulco 91 70 pc Chihuahua 81 61 pc Cabo San Lucas 84 84 pc Guadalajara 82 63 Hermosilp 102 73 pc La Paz 79 77 Mazatlan 90 73 Mexico City 79 55 pc Monterrey 90 73 pc Puerto Vallarta 91 77 pc 6:34 p.m. 6:12 a.m. 8:41 a.m. 8:15 pm.
Sunset today: Sunrise Monday: Moon rises today: Moon sets today: 67 42 85 62 84 64 61 46 08 CP Last Oct. 4 New Oct. 12 Full Sept. 26 First Sept. 20 71 45 73 50 86 63 84 61 78 61 72 49 73 57 .07 82 52 fis.
Average high i-rrgr' 60'l I ,,1 1,1, 1. I I 3 I I I I I I LAWN WATERING .41 is needed tor bermuda grass lawns if last watered 3 days ago. For more Information: the Phoenix Conservation Resource Division: 256-3433 Data for North and South America cities lor the 24 hours ending 5 p.m. yesterday. Data lor other cities lor the 24 hours through midnight yesterday.
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