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2A THE PALM BEACH POST SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1 993 Newsmakers 40,000 fans cheer Jackson Cheering fans greeted Michael Jackson as he returned to the stage in Bangkok, Thailand, Friday after a reported illness. He thanked the I wjxj'imzM' 1 audience but said nothing about allegations he molested "a teenage boy. About 40,000 fans, who appeared mostly to sympathize with Jackson over the allegations, braved rains and traffic jams to reach National Stadium. "I love you all. Heal the world," Jackson said to the cheering crowd before leavine the stace 4 1L thf ASsnrwFn prfss Typhoon Soaks Tokyo TOKYO An unidentified man directs traffic Friday in downtown Tokyo, where Typhoon Vernon dumped 12 inches of rain as it moved up Japan's eastern coast.

Three people were injured, more than 3,000 homes and businesses were flooded and more than 25,000 people were forced to flee, officials said. No deaths were reported. The eye of the storm passed within 45 miles of Tokyo, and damage was expected to spread when Vernon, packing 80 mph winds, reaches the northeastern provinces today. Thousands pour into D.C. for rights march The Associated Press WASHINGTON Marchers young and 'old began trickling in Friday to celebrate the 30th anniversary march on Washington, billed as a transfer of civil rights leadership to a younger But as college students groomed by civil rights groups held forums on the future of the movement, disgruntled urban activists pulled out of the event, calling it a party for middle-class blacks.

Floridian remembers 'dream' that still lives 1 Today's march and rally are to commemorate the watershed 1963 march demanding voting rights and an end to official segregation. It is sponsored by the same civil rights and labor groups that staged the original march, where Martin Luther King Jr. gave his famous "I Have A Dream" speech. This time, the agenda is "Jobs, Justice gnd Peace," with issues ranging from preserving union jobs to changing federal drug sentencing laws and finding soldiers missing from the Vietnam War. I This agenda is advanced by a broad coalition that includes Hispanics, Asians, American Indians, women, gays, the disabled and the elderly.

While the original march drew about 200,000 people, organizers say this time they expect "tens' of thousands" of marchers, likely well short of their initial goal of 250,000. Labor groups chartered nearly 1,000 buses-to bring in marchers from across the country. The NAACP has about 8,000 marchers who were coming in by bus, said Southeastern regional director Earl Shinhoster. The National Park Service says it expects the march to be peaceful. Sitting out the march is an organization of reformed gang members who said Friday that the commemoration is overlooking the concerns of the urban poor people they represent.

The activists, representing the National Urban Peace and Justice Movement, said they told the 1.Q00 marchers the coalition had mobilized from six cities not to come to Washington. Army chief charged in shoplifting The acting secretary of the Army is accused of taking a woman's blouse and skirt. The Associated Press WASHINGTON The Army's acting secretary, John W. Shannon, has been charged with shoplifting a woman's blouse and skirt at a post exchange near the Pentagon, the Army said Friday. The incident occurred Thursday at the Army PX at Fort Myer, said Army spokesman Col.

Steve Rausch. A store detective apprehended Shannon for allegedly shoplifting a woman's blouse and skirt, the spokesman said. Shannon was charged with misdemeanor theft of government property, an offense that carries a maximum penalty of a year in prison and a $100,000 fine, said Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert Chesnut, a federal prosecutor in Alexandria, Va. Shannon was given a ticket and ordered to appear Oct.

22 before a federal magistrate in Alexandria, Chesnut said. The charged offense is a misdemeanor. Shannon has been acting as the Army's top civilian official pending the confirmation of a new secretary by the Clinton administration. He was placed on administrative leave at his own request. The Army Chief of Staff, Gen.

Gordon R. Sullivan, has taken over as the acting Army secretary in the interim, Rausch said. Thousands evacuated after Ohio chemical plant blast at the end of the concert. Jackson Some fans sang Happy Birthday to You for Jackson, who turns 35 years old on Sunday. "I love you" and "Happy Birthday" were among the signs raised.

Actress Elizabeth Taylor and Jackson's sister, pop singer Janet Jackson, were traveling Friday to join him and provide moral support after the allegations. Both planned to meet Jackson in Singapore, where he is to perform this weekend. From there, he goes on to performances in Taiwan, Japan, Russia, Israel, Turkey and the Canary Islands. On the road with the Royals After three days at Disney World, Diana, Princess of Wales, and her two young sons began a Bahamian holiday Friday at the Lyford Cay home of the Menzies family. The princess is a close friend of Kate Menzies, who is vacationing with her.

On the other side of the Atlantic, former Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, cut short her vacation Friday in Portugal. The Duchess was reportedly upset by the heightened security around the luxurious Casa dos Flores, where she and her children were staying, and angry at restrictions on her movement. 2nd photo of 'The Kid' found A second ancient photograph appears to match the face in the one known picture of outlaw William H. Bonney, better known as their homes late Friday morning. One building was destroyed and a second heavily damaged in the fire that burned for about 8V2 hours.

Rob Phillips, a spokesman for Phillips Petroleum the parent company of Aztec Catalyst, said nine of the plant's 72 workers were on duty when the first explosion occurred shortly after midnight. The plant makes chemicals for the cosmetics and plastics The Associated Press ELYRIA, Ohio Thousands of people were forced from their homes and dozens sought medical treatment Friday after a series of explosions at a chemical plant released a cloud of caustic fumes. No one was seriously injured. About 5,000 people in a one-mile radius around the Aztec Catalyst Co. plant fled to temporary shelters.

More than 40 people were treated at hospitals for minor complaints such as throat and eye irritation, officials said. People were allowed back in "Billy the Kid." A computer identification expert and a facial reconstruction anthropologist agreed that the image is probably genuine, the Albuquerque (N.M.) Journal reported Friday. The established picture of Billy the Kid, who was killed by Sheriff Pat Garrett in 1881, shows a slnnrherl. slnne-shnnlHfirerl ft TODAY Mix of clouds and sun; t-storm in spots, high 88. Early t-storm, then partly cloudy, low 74.

SUNDAY Partly sunny; chance of a t-storm High 90, tow 74. 2nd photo youth posing with a rifle. The Bonney second photo shows a man in a suit sitting with his hand on a book. The owner of the second tintype, Ray John de Aragon of Las Vegas, N.M., said it was passed down from his great-grandmother, who according to family history was a medical woman who treated the fugitive and became his friend. Tailbone troubles for Tucker Tanya Tucker, 34, rested Friday in a hospital after slipping in the shower of her tour bus and cracking her tailbone.

Tucker had to cancel a show at a fair in Boise, Idaho, because of the accident Thursday night Compiled by LOUIS PARK MONDAY Partly sunny, hot and steamy with a t-storm possible. High 90, low 78. TUESDAY Clouds and sun; t-storms possible. High 88, low 76. 1 (f'TTii JL(r- 40V iCll JT rDetroit jfXWlf: San Francisco "VT NQn Chicago m2 Mnjy, 8260 Kansas City 8363 17 COLD I uenver JL 4 warm I TTl 7 r- 'Sy STATIONARY Los Angeles I STEAMY A For noon today JfMm BmcH 8874 yw yKij LXr 8774R(0n TemP9ratures are today's 1 1 highs and tonight's lows.

Ky)' 8 9 Accu-Wealher, Inc. WEDNESDAY Clouds and sun; chance of i shower and t-storm. High 88, low 76. TODAY'S FORECAST HILOWEA Panhandle 9173 Port St. Lucie 8874 HILOWEA Boynton Bch 8873 DelrayBoca 8974 N.

Palm Bch 8874 Jacksonville 8870 Disney World 9270 DadeBrow. 8875 Jupiter Stuart Fort Pierce Belle Glade 8973 8972 8773 8873 Florida Lottery Tonight's Jackpot $7,000,000 Friday's Fantasy 5 12 17 20 26 Friday's Cash 3 9 3 6 yellow ball Friday's Play 4 4-7-3-4 For Florida lottery winning numbers within minutes of the latest drawings, results from the previous seven days, or the latest lottery news, call PostLines5 1 1 line 1008. Palm Beach Post employees will not give out winning numbers over the phone. All other information, call the Florida Lottery at 1-800-752-9352. Gulf Coast 8973 Florida Keys 8878 W.PalmBch 8874 Okeechobee 8973 2-DAY FORECAST AREA N.

Florida SATURDAY 88-9270-74 88-9272-76 88-9274-78 Central SUNDAY 88-9270-74 88-9272-76 88-9274-78 90-9478-82 S. Florida Florida Keys 90-9478-82 Through 8 p.m. at West Palm Beach TEMPERATURES High 89 Low 73 Record High (1954) 94 Record Low (1968) 71 Surf temperature 85 RAINFALL Friday 0.00" Month to date 3.47" Normal month to date 5.06" Year to date 37.68" Normal year to date 37.48" LAKE OKEECHOBEE Water level 13.48 feet Normal 13.84 feet AIR QUALITY Pollution Index: 28, good. 0-50 Good, 51-100 Moderate, 101-200 Unhealthful, 201 -300 Very Unhealthful, 301 Hazardous. Pollen Index: 10 on a scale of 0 to 12000, which is low, it was caused by ragweed.

24-hour air quality recording, 355-3962. SUN Today's suntan index is a 4 on a scale of 1-10. SURF Light chop with 1-3 foot waves. SATURDAY HI LO SATURDAY HI LO Amsterdam 67 56 Jerusalem 84 70 Athens 100 77 Lima 64 56 Barbados 89 78 Lisbon 80 61 Barcelona 80 65 London 69 49 Beijing 85 65 Madrid 78 52 Beirut 90 77 Manila 86 77 Berlin 62 43 Mexico City 75 58 Bermuda 86 78 Mogadishu 82 72 Bogota 65 51 Moscow 62 52 Budapest 71 56 Nassau 90 76 Buenos Aires 64 50 Paris 71 47 Cairo 99 74 Rio 81 68 Cape Town 63 45 Rome 80 61 Caracas 78 68 San Juan 90 76 Dublin 67 53 Seoul 85 61 Geneva 66 47 Stockholm 60 50 Havana 90 75 Sydney 67 57 Helsinki 59 52 Tel Aviv 88 76 Hong Kong 90 80 Tokyo 86 66 Istanbul 95 72 Vienna 62 53 FRI SAT FRI SAT Hi LoWea HI LoWea HI LoWea Hi LoWea Albany 94 60 89 58 sh Jackson, MS 96 69 93 70 Albuquerque 77 63 80 61 sh Juneau 55 48 sh 65 44 pc Anchorage 67 45 66 48 sh KansasCity 93 72 88 70 Asheville 87 66 91 63 Las Vegas 100 75 95 73 pc Aspen 68 52 72 47 pc Lexington 94 72 pc 90 68 Atlanta 93 73 pc 93 73 Little Rock 97 73 8 94 72 Atlantic City 90 69 pc 91 67 Los Angeles 89 68 86 68 pc Austin 99 76 pc 95 73 pc Louisville 96 74 92 70 pc Baltimore 95 68 93 69 Memphis 95 74 94 75 Bangor 93 63 84 58 pc Milwaukee 95 77 pc 81 61 Billings 79 42 78 49 8 Minneapolis 77 66 pc 78 54 pc Birmingham 96 72 pc 90 71 Mobile 94 73 pc 92 71 Bismarck 73 52 79 52 Nashville 97 72 8 92 70 pc Boise 83 47 84 52 Newark 100 75 pc 92 69 Boston 96 77 8 98 68 8 New Orleans 94 73 92 71 Brownsville 96 73 pc 94 73 8 New York 94 74 pc 96 72 Buffalo 89 68 8 80 58 Norfolk 94 74 pc 91 74 8 Burlington 89 65 82 56 sh Oklahoma City 95 71 8 93 70 Charleston, SC 88 73 pc 90 72 pc Omaha 74 70 80 66 Charleston, WV 93 70 91 66 Peoria 92 74 8 84 66 pc Charlotte 93 71 90 70 Philadelphia 94 75 pc 96 74 Cheyenne 65 51 pc 76 51 pc Phoenix 81 72 98 76 Chicago 94 75 83 63 8 Pittsburgh 94 71 pc 88 62 Cincinnati 91 72 pc 90 67 pc Portland, ME 93 66 8 89 61 pc Cleveland 94 71 pc 83 59 pc Portland, OR 77 53 8 76 53 Columbia, SC 97 70 pc 91 69 pc Providence 95 68 8 90 65 8 Columbus, OH 95 71 pc 87 63 pc Raleigh 90 67 93 70 8 Concord, NH 92 60 90 56 pc Rapid City 76 50 pc 82 53 8 Dallas 96 78 pc 98 78 Reno 91 47 90 49 8 Dayton 93 72 pc 87 65 pc Richmond 95 70 8 94 71 8 Denver 71 52 78 54 St. Louis 96 79 92 74 Des Moines 80 74 pc 81 67 sh Salt Lake City 85 52 84 62 Detroit 96 73 84 62 8 San Antonio 90 73 pc 93 72 8 Duluth 72 61 sh 76 57 pc San Diego 77 68 pc 77 67 El Paso 93 70 8 90 70 pc San Francisco 94 62 8 82 60 Fairbanks 67 39 pc 68 55 pc St.

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