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DAILY CHRONICLE, DeKolbSycamore, III. Tuesday, April 25, 1989 7 'caily record IWeather Deaths Sycamore Chance of storms Kishwaukee Community DeKalb Tuesday 1:24 "a.m. Ambulance" to 507 E. Taylor St. No patient.

HSpitaL 12:10 p.m. Ambulance to YMCA. Damian James taken to KCH. opens Today, partly sunny and warm, a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon, high 78 to 84, south to southeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight, mild with a 40 percent chance of thunderstorms, low in the upper 50s or lower 60s, light south winds.

Wednesday, partly sunny and mild, a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms, high in the middle or upper 70s. Thursday through Saturday: Chance of showers and thunderstorms each day, high in the upper 60s to middle 80s, lows in the upper 40s to lower 60s. Party meeting speech Apr 25 Burkhart Funeral Home in Sandwich with a Women of the Moose service at 8 p.m.- Hospitals Kishwaukee Monday Among 23 admissions Dean Jorgensen, Anthony Protano, both of DeKalb. Among 29 dismissals Kathleen Howell, DeKalb; Robin Sebastiano, Lee. Births (421) -daughter born to Tom and Laurie Chilton, DeKalb.

Sycamore Monday Admissions Edgar Mann, Genoa. Dismissals Edgar Mann, Genoa. Sandwich Monday Among three admissions Ofelia Burciaga, Piano; Christy Dudzik, Leland; Bonnell Grometer, Hinckley. Among seven dismissals Fern Galvin, Sandwich; Georgia Morrison, Piano; Phyllis Loescher, Newark. Fire calls The following calls were answered Monday and Tuesday by the DeKalb and Sycamore fire Louise Erma Rogers Louise Erma Rogers, 71, of Sandwich, died Monday, April 14, 1989 at her home.

She was born FA. 21, 1918 in Winter, South Dakota, the daughter of Russell and Bussie (Walmar)Tuttle. She lived in the Sandwich area for 49 years coming from Newton, Iowa. She was a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church in Sandwich and a member of the Women of the Moose 1016 in Sandwich. Survivors include three sons, Ron and Rick, both of Lake Holiday, Somonauk and Rex, of Mesa, two brothers, Leek and Morris Tuttle, of Promise, Iowa one sister, Doris Nation, of Norwalk, Iowa; 12 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Jerry, Feb. 13, 1974; one daughter, Judith Hyatt; and one brother Carl. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Our Savior Lutheran Church in Sandwich with the Rev. David Kaul officiating.

Burial will be in Oak Ridge Cemetery in Sandwich. Visitation will be Wednesday from 4-8 p.m. at 'towcssl lor P.M.. Tuesday. Stationary with MOSCOW (AP) President Mikhail S.

Gorbachev opened a meeting of the Communist Party Central Committee today with a speech on the party's program and local organizations, the official Tass news agency said. The full agenda of the one-day meeting was not disclosed, but Foreign Ministry spokesman Gen-nady I. Gerasimov said Monday that the issue of nationalities would not be discussed. At least 20 people were killed in Soviet Georgia on April 9 in ethnic unrest, and last year more than 90 died in the neighboring republics of Armenia and Azerbaijan. A Western diplomat said the topic of the Georgian turmoil, in which troops clashed with demonstrators demanding independence, probably Tb Acco-Welher CoM Warm The Weather Elsewhere By The Associated Press Tuesday Temperatures, precipitation Markets Salmon released into oil-tainted Alaska seas The lateit market report it provided by Edward D.

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82 bl dr Cokxttus.Urio 69 44 cdy CortordNH 54 22 dr Bates Ft Wurth 83 68 Dayton 69 bb cdy I Denver 81 49 NOT AVAILABLE ticularly embarrassing for Communists who ran unopposed. Others lost as they faced opponents for the first time in the 'first multiple-candidate races in 70 years. The Central Committee, with about 300 members, has the power to oust members who were defeated in their parliamentary bids. Gorbachev portrayed the parliamentary elections as a referendum on perestroika and said party and government officials lost because they "were restructuring slowly The Central Committee laid the foundation for perestroika, Gorbachev's wide-ranging overhaul of the Soviet economy, political and social systems, in April 1985, six weeks after Gorbachev became party chief. bombs and bottle rockets to keep the arriving birds away from contaminated areas that have been prime nesting areas along the southern Alaska coast.

Reflective tape also was to be used to keep birds from landing in oiled areas. "Alaska still has plenty of quality habitat for migrating birds, so we hope to move them to safe areas," said Walt Stieglitz, the agency's regional director. While the rough seas kicked some oil onto previously unsullied beaches, the weather also broke up some oil and increased the likelihood that more crude will be carried to the open sea. A. I i AFTER YOU TRY OUR CLASSIFIEDS TO SEUORBUYI THE DAILY CHRONICLE 754-4(41 "SAY ANYTHING (PG-13) 5,30, 7.30, 9 30 SHE'S OUT OF CONTROL (PG) HON -IHUR5.

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Gorbachev has said the Central Committee will devote a summer meeting to policy toward the Soviet Union's 100 ethnic groups. The diplomat, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said today's meeting might focus on plans for the new parliament, which is to meet for the first time May 25. It is to elect a president and a full-time legislature. It was the first Central Committee session since at least three dozen top officials across the country were defeated in parliamentary elections March 26. Among the losers were the premiers of Latvia and Lithuania, the mayor and party chief of Kiev and the mayor and No.

2 party leader of Moscow. The defeats were par When the Exxon Valdez tanker ran aground on a reef March 24 and spilled 10.1 million gallons of crude oil, five Prince William Sound hatcheries held more than 800 million salmon fry. The hatcheries were the primary target of initial protective boom deployment because they usually account for at least half of commercial salmon harvest in the sound. Salmon accounted for most of the sound's $150 million seafood harvest last year. The salmon fry, each less than the length of a finger, will have to negotiate through the spill's remnants, which Exxon estimates at 1.2 million gallons.

With officials counting nearly 3,000 birds killed by the nation's worst oil spill and 15 million expected to arrive soon, the U.S. Fish Wildlife Service said it would begin its bird-hazing plan today. Crews planned to use propane cannons, shotguns loaded with special "cracker" shells, whistler Weekly Heath Tip By Bob Tamblyn R.Ph. HEART HEALTH Light exercise for 45 minutes a day is as good as 2 hours of hard exercise in preventing heart disease, reports a federal study of 12,000 patients. Light exercise includes gardening, home repairs, walking, hoeing, weeding and pushing a lawn mower.

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Prior Close Opening High Low Last VALDEZ, Alaska (AP) Millions of tiny salmon have been released into oil-tainted Prince William Sound, and wildlife officials were deploying fireworks, shotguns and other noisemakers to scare migrating birds to safety. With high winds and rough seas hampering the cleanup Monday for the second straight day, the focus was on wildlife as the state announced Exxon had agreed to build a second otter rehabilitation center. The troop ship USS Juneau, meanwhile, arrived from San Diego to become a floating mobile base for up to 400 cleanup workers who will go out in small boats. The weather, with seas up to 18 feet, kept oil-skimming boats hugging the shore in the sound and the Gulf of Alaska. But a fishermen's flotilla attacked encroaching oil off the southern tip of Kenai Peninsula near the mouth of Cook Inlet.

The boats dragged nets, with absorbent material sewn into them, the way they would gather herring this time of year. They hoped to block a sheen of oil from fish-rich Kachemak Bay, said Loren Flaggy a retired state biologist helping run the unsanctioned effort. "We're making a last stand as far as getting fishermen involved," said Flagg. "This bay is our priority. We'd like to see our effort institutionalized.

We can get close to shores where the big skimmers can't." Twenty-four million salmon fry have been released since late Sunday because a new plankton bloom made conditions in the sound as good as they will get. "It's a little earlier than we expected," said Heather McCarty, spokeswoman for the Prince William Sound Aquaculture Association, which owns three hatcheries in the sound. "It caught us a little by surprise. We really have no choice but to release them now." More were being released this week. Once the fish reach a certain size they can be harvested by fishermen, who pay fees to the hatcheries.

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