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2A. TODAY. Wednesday, Mrth l77 Aren't You Glad You're in Florida? TL It's 26 Degrees in Richmond TODAY'S Weatherkid Jaml Rebecca Wlmber ley, 9, Is the daughter of Mr. and Mra. Tommy Wlm berley.

Her grandparent are Mr. and Mr. Dewey Wlmberley. 228 6th Melbourne Beach. She enjoys her grandparents, and loves to play with cats and dogs.

JAMI Rain Data Rainfall la Brevard since Jan. I 4.71 Inches Rainfall since first of March 1.21 Inches Average March rainfall 4.41 Inches Space'Coast Forecast TODAY Partly cloudy with slight chance of showers. Highs mid 70s, lows mid 60s. Winds NE 15 20 mph. Rain probability "20 percent.

DAY Thursday' through Saturday; Mostly fair and warm through period. Highs to mid 80s, and lows to near 70. Moon Ocean Data trom bS. woolftar Service, Devtene oeock) Ocean temperature degrees Average March ocean temperature degrees The Tides High Low High Daytena Beach 10:28 a.m. 4:08 a.m.

10:58 p.m. Playalinda Bch. 10:15 a.m. 4:25 a.m. 10:54 p.m.

Cocoa Beach 10:01 a.m. 3:56 a.m. 10:40 p.m. Cape Canaveral 9:59 a.m. 3:55 a.m.

10:32 p.m. Melbourne Bch. 10:02 a.m. 3:55 a.m. 10:41 p.m.

Sebastian Inlet 10:17 a.m. 4:05 a.m. 10:56 p.m. Vara Beach 10:02 a.m. 3:53 a.m.

10:41 pm. Fort Pierce 10:26 a.m. 4:18 a.m. 11:05 p.m. Low 4:26 p.m.

4:47 p.m. 4:18 p.m. 4:17 p.m. 4:17 p.m. 4:27 p.m.

4:15 p.m. 4:40 p.m. 9119 March 12 March II Low ooorior an dm mil March 27 tl Qoerler Moonset Tours. Moonrlse Wed. April 1 11:08 a.m.

11:5 p.m. Sim 'Correal cMwm Mot eeeroxlmelerf 1 Sunset Wed. Sunrise Thurs. 1:27 p.m. 1:38 a.m.

Boaters Small craft should exercise caution south of Cape Canaveral. Northeast winds 15 knots. Seas 5 8 feet. Fair weather. I Surfers Waves 2 3 feet, semi glassy and turning choppy.

Weather Yesterday Around the County NORTH BREVARD Temp. 67 high, 60 low Barometer 30 JO Inches Humidity 43 percent Rainfall 0.00 Inches Winds NE 13 mph CENTRAL BREVARD Temp. 69 high, 60 low Barometer 30.27 Inches Humidity 52 percent Rainfall 0 00 inches Winds NE 15 mph aflslalEmHHats TWoekoto SOUTH BREVARD Temp. 72 high, 61 low Barometer 30.23 Inches Humidity 59 percent Rainfall 0.00 inches Winds NE 15 mph State LPrc. Daytona Beach 67 54 Fort Lauderdale 79 69 Fort Myers 73 60 TODAY UPI Tuesday's satellite photo shows that most of the eastern half of the nation Is clear with some clouds covering southern Florida and the western Great Lakes.

A blanket of snow stretches across lb northern tier of states from the. Dakota eastward to England. A frontal system spreads clouds a band across the Great Basin and Northern Rockies from Nevada to Montana, while another front approaches the Pacific Coast. Bnmronrasi Gainesville Jacksonville Key West Lakeland Miami Ocala Orlando Pensacola Sarasota Tallahassee Tampa Vero Beach 70 40 64 40 74 68 72 51 73 67 74 43 72 51 65 38 76 53 70 34 73 50 73 61 W. Palm Beach 69 64 Nation I.

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partly cloudy Toronto 41, cloudy TODAY Florida's Space Age Newspaper Established March 21, 1966, by Gannett Inc. Paul Miller, Chairman, Allen H. Neuharth, President Volume II, Number 351 Wednesday, March 1, 1177 Published every daily and Sunday by Cape Publications, 306 Forrest Cocoa, Fla. Second class postage paid at Cocoa, 32922. Vince Spezzano, President and Publisher Barney Waters, Managing Editor Attlttont Monokine Bdllor, Horry McNomaroj Newt Editor.

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Police said she was stopped for a routine "customs but police sources reported the action was In connection with an inquiry Into tax and currency activities of her husband, movie producer Carlo Pontl. The 42 Vear old Academy Award winning actress had Just passed passport control for a flight to Paris," when a customs policeman stopped her and took her to the customs headquarters, where Miss Loren, Was reported. In tears. Last month' police searched Ponti's villa In the hills south of Rome and his office In Rome, seizing1 some papers. The couple also has a' residence In Paris.

Black 'to Head Diocese The Most Rev. Joseph L. Hows was named bishop of a new Roman Catholic diocese in Mississippi Tuesday, becoming the first black to lead a diocese in this century. Pope Paul VI named Bishop Howze, auxiliary bishop of the Diocese of Natchez Jackson in Mississippi for four, years, to head the Dio clr clr clr clr clr cdy clr clr 50 cdy 35 clr 03 TODAY tWKSXKXBB Names and Faces IK LOREN JIOWZE MAJORS cese of Blloxi, which will Include the state's Gulf Coast. Church officials said Howze" Is the first black ordinary the highest, diocesan position since Bishop James llealy, who' headed the Portland, Maine, diocese from 1875 to 1900.

Million Man' Quits Lee Majors, television's "Six Million DollarDollar Man," and his wife, Farrah Fawcett Ma 9 Hours lors, the tawny maned leader of "Charlie's Angels," nave decided to quit their top rated ABC series fter Jhe current her manager Manager Jay Bernstein said the couple had formed Fawcett Majors Productions and their first project will be a television movie. The movie Is entitled "A Matter of Inconvenience" and will star Lee Majors. Richmond Elects Black Mayor Henry T. Marsh III. a 43 year old lawyer long active In, civil rights" was elected mayor of Richmond on' Tuesday, the first black to hold the Job In the former capltai of the Confederacy.

Marsh, a member of the city council for U' years and vice mayor since 1970, was named td the largely ceremonial position by a' unanl mous vote of the nine member council, which has a black majority for the first time. Diana Ross Gets Divorce Singer and movie star Diana Ross was granted a divorce Tuesday from her husband of six years, Robert E. Sllberstein. Officials' in Superior Court in. Santa Mor nica, said Silberstein did not contest the, divorce.

SCHOOL CIVICS CLASS OBSERVES 'Welfare Queen' Loses Mistrial Bid LINDA TAYLOR cites publicity CHICAGO (AP) In a 'Courtroom packed with I school children 'on a 'civics outing, a woman labeled "The Welfare Queen" and accused of a massive welfare fraud, lost a bid Tuesday for 'a mistrial on grounds of excessive publicity. Public officials have called Linda Taylor, 49, "the biggest 'welfare cheat' of all time," and former California Gov. Ronald Reagan, campaigning for president last year, referred to her while calling for welfare reform. Her, lawyers contended that such publi city prejudiced the Jury. But Circuit Court Judge Mark E.

Jones went on with the trial after Interviewing each Juror. Throughout Tuesday's testimony, which dealt with routine application procedures of the Illinois Public Aid Department, Miss Taylor sat quietly at her lawyers' table. She Is charged specifically with perjury and with the theft of about $8,000 from Illinois public aid coffers between October 1973 and November 1974. But Joel Edelman, executive director of the II Girl Killed in Car Crash During Chase by Father linois Legislative Advisory Committee on Public. Aid, has said' his committee found that from early 1973 until mid 1974, Miss Taylor "used 14 aliases to obtain $150,000 for medical assistance, cash assistance and bonus cash food stamps." Edelman said, "She went from district to district.

She had a collection of wigs and was a master of disguise. She organized people and upwards of 100 aliases were used." A Chicago police officer testified Monday that in 1974 he saw three welfare identity cards, bearing different names drop from a suitcase Miss Taylor held. She first came to the attention of authorities when two Chicago police, detectives investigated reports, that she was drawing wel; fare aid under a variety o( names white owning three cars' and four South Side buildings, and planning a Hawaiian vacation. Miss 'Taylor's Isaiah W. Gant, has told the court that his client was the "fall guy" for bad management by the Department of Public Aid.

"This 'welfare', queen' syndrome was an effort by the State of Illinois and the Department of Public Aid to cover up their own frailties," Gant said. KNOXV1LLE, Tenn. (AP) A Junior high school principal, chasing a speeding car carrying two men and his 16 year old daughter, got close enough to see the crash that killed her on a twisting back road, authorities said. Sheriffs deputies said Fanee Cooper was dead when her father, Leo J. Cooper, 44, dragged her out from underneath the over 1 turned car.

Deputy Frank Ervin said Cooper began chasing the vehicle when his daughter returned home with the family car at 11:30 p.m. Monday and then left with the two men In their car. "What you do? I didn't want my daughter going with them," Ervin quoted Cooper as saying. "1 Just wanted to get her out, of there and take her home." Cooper said his daughter, a high school Junior, had permission to take the family car to the library, but was told to be home by 9 p.m. 'HoweverJ deputies sa.ld, she met Charles Stevens, 22, and David Munsey, both of Knoxville, at a service station and rode around with them in Stevens' car for more than an Stevens said he had met Miss Cooper once before.

Munsey drove the Coopers' car to their house and parked it and then he, Stevens and Miss Cooper left In Stevens' car, deputies said. "I kept waiting for her to come in," Ervin quoted Cooper as saying. When She didn't. Cooper gave chase and pursued Stevens' car for more than 10 miles, deputies said. Stevens was charged with' manslaughter and released on $3,000 bond.

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