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page two 5 Jan. 16, 198.J ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. 2h RAF Chaps Loaded For Jaguar people -He RON REAGAN, President RONALD REAGAN'S son, may hang up his ballet slippers next week because he doesn't want to be unemployed again, The Washington Post says. The newspaper quoted an unidentified friend as having said that the younger Reagan, a r.

if1.4 I 1 1 i York, felt that he could not again face I 11 the embarrassment of the unemployment 1 fir 4h line, the Jotirey company will end its Manhattan engagement next Sunday and dancers are to be furloUghed until a new production begins Feb. 7. During a furlough last year, the 24-year-old Reagan and other dancers qualified for unemployment benefits. Pictures of the president's son in an unemployment line hit Ron Reagan newspapers throughout the country, Actor DANIEL TRAVANTI, who plays the tough police captain on NBC's "Hill Street Blues," says he's proud of his college career and resents a suggestion that he sneaked through school. An article in TV Guide last year suggested that Travanti had badgered the University of Wisconsin into letting him graduate in three years.

But in a letter to the university's alumni news this month, Travanti says: "I find this startling. Where on earth did the writer get the Idea that anyone can graduate from any university without fulfilling the credit requirements? I fulfilled them, all right, and I did it in record time, and I did it with honors." Travanti is a native of Kenosha, and graduated in 1963. Compiled From News Services WILDENRATH, West Germany-A British court-martial severely reprimanded a Royal Air Force fighter pilot and his navigator Saturday for accidentally shooting down a British Jaguar fighter with a missile in a training mission over West Germany last May. The mild sentences took into account that Flight Lts. Roy Lawrence and Alistair Inverarity spent 13 days under close arrest after the incident.

The maximum punishment would have been two years in prison. "The severe reprimands will remain a blot on the officers' records, but they can now return to flight duties as soon as their squadron commander wishes them to," an RAF spokesman said. Before being sentenced, Lawrence read a statement wish to make it clear that we both deeply and sincerely regret, and repeat our sorrow, for the consequences of this incident in respect of the loss of the Jaguar and the risk to Flight Lt. (Derek Stephen) Griggs," the pilot of the $7 million jet. Griggs parachuted to safety in a field where his plane went down.

The Jaguar pilot had told the court-martial that he had "no idea" what had hit him when the tail of his jet had been blown en route to his base at nearby Brueggen. Lawrence, 35, testified he had completely forgotten that that a live heat-seeking Sidewinder missile had been loaded onto his F-4 Phantom fighter before a "mock" attack training exercise. Lawrence fired the missile, sending the other fighter crashing in a ball of fire near the Dutch-German border. Griggs testified that Lawrence and Inverarity sought him out in the officers' mess the night of the incident, apologized profusely and toasted his survival with beer. KS.

f.i ill Travanti Farewell Ifil if i i -ti AP and UPI After an 11-year run, the. highly popular television comedy MASH came to a close with the filming of the final episode in Hollywood last week. At top is the last scene being filmed with most of the cast. Above is the slate for the final shot. At right is series star Alan Alda Georgia Gov.

JOE FRANK HARRIS had some fun at his predecessor's expense Friday when he discovered that his official car had been stolen from outside an Atlanta hotel while he was giving a speech. "Who knows?" Harris joked. "Maybe GEORGE BUSBEE (Georgia's former governor) borrowed it." Harris noted that Busbee also used the car, a 1982 Mercury sedan, when he was in office last year. Harris said he arrived late for the speech and asked the hotel doorman to watch' the car. "He said he would," Harris said.

"He must have watched it drive off." 1 jjj Harris relaxing after the take. The special two-hour finale will be aired Feb. 28. Grandma Tired Of Being Good Scout, Sues For Scoutmaster Title Actor-playwright MIGUEL PINERO and actress VALENTINA QUINN were nabbed on drug charges in Los Angeles Thursday when they went to a police station to report the theft of Pinero's car. Pinero, 36, and Ms.

Quinn, the 30-year-old daughter of actor ANTHONY QUINN, denied the charges. "We went in there, and the next thing I know, we're surrounded by police," Ms. Quinn said. She said she and Pinero had taken a prescription painkiller, Darvoset, on Thursday morning and had a glass of beer or wine in the afternoon. But a police spokesman said, "The officer on the desk happened to be a qualified narcotics expert and made the arrest based on their behavior." The two were released on $1,000 bail each.

said. "That's what got me." David K. Park, general counsel for the Boy Scouts, said, "It's our belief, that boys within that range (ages 11-13) are better served by a male image." The issue to be decided at the administrative hearing is whether the Boy is legal because of its status as a private organization. later said he didn't know a woman was running the troop. Ms.

Pollard says he did. When she asked to be given the title of scoutmaster in 1974 and 1976, she was rejected both times. "They said I had all the qualifications, I had done a fine job, but it takes a man to build character," she HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) A 64-year-old grandmother is fighting to prove she's worthy of being a Boy Scout scoutmaster. Seven years ago, Catherine N.

Pollard got a letter from the Boy Scouts of America rejecting her as a scoutmaster. On Tuesday, she takes her case to an administrative judge, who could make her the first female scoutmaster in the 73 years of the Boy Scouts. Her interest in the Boy Scouts began in 1971, when she took over as the scoutmaster of Milford Boy Scout Troop 13 and ran it for about four years. Kenneth W. Prowse, executive of the Quinnipiac Council of the Boy Scouts, weather On this date in 1920, the United States went dry.

The 18th Amendment took effect, and Prohibition began. Comfort Factors Recreational Forecast Notional Roundup Wind: Saturday night and Sunday, northwest 10 to 20 mph. Relative humidity: 71 percent at 11 a.m. Wind direction: Northwest at 17 mph at II a.m. Heating degree days: Friday, 27; month, 418; season, 2,017.

Year ago: Month, 631 season, 2,495. Solar index: 30. Regional Forecasts Missouri Area Lo Hi East Central 10-15 26-30 LakeOiark 13-17 31-35 Low pressure over the eastern Great Lakes has spread snow eastward to the Atlantic Seaboard and south to Kentucky. Strong northerly winds reached as far south as the Gulf Coast. The storm dumped 6 inches of snow on parts of Wisconsin by Saturday, and up to 4 inches on western New York.

Winter storm watches were up for most of the Northeast, from Pennsylvania northward to New England. Bitter cold gripped the North Central states, where the mercury dropped to zero and below during nighttime hours. Warroad, recorded 10 below early Saturday. Elsewhere, partly overcast or generally clear weather was reported, except for dense fog clinging on in the inland valleys of California and along the coast of Oregon. Sunday Forecast Fair Fair Fair Fair Fair Precipitation Summary Table Rock 15-20 30-34 Kansas City 18-22 35-39 North 10-15 26-30 Trace.

0.16 inch. 0.77 inch, 0.16 Inch, 0.77 inch. Friday Total tor month Normal for month Total lor year Normal tor year Sun, Moon, Planets Extended outlook for Missouri: Monday through Wednesday: Partly cloudy with above-normal temperatures. Lows 25 to 35, highs near 40 in the north, mid-40s in the south. Little or no precipitation expected.

Illinois Springfield 5-10 21-25 Fair Cairo 13-17 28-32 Fair Extended outlook for Illinois: Monday through Wednesday: Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday, cloudy with a chance of rain or snow in the north, rain in the south Wednesday. Highs In the 30s, lows in the 20s In the north; highs in the 40s, lows in the 30s In the south. The Forecast For 7 p.m. EST RamO SnowE3 Sunday. January 1 6 High Temperatures ShowersU Flurries! M.iiuu r-rr IstOtr.

Full m'n Lost Otr. NewM'n. Jan. 22 Jan. 28 Feb.

4 Feb. 13 Sunset (Saturday) Sunrise (Sunday) National Weather C-Cloudy, F-Fair, R-Rain, S-Snow 70 National Wedthei ii i. VJ BO NOAA Dept ol Cummii Oc liiiiccl i Warm Fronts: Cold f-r 'rrir; i National Forecast Choose From Any Of These Golden Gifts Friday Sunday Lo-Hi Pep. Fct. Lo-Hi Little Rock 46-65 25-44 Los Angeles 62-82 54-7C Louisville 29-53 14-25 Memphis 45-65 20-41 Miami 50-70 41-60 Milwaukee 24-35 05 12-25 Minneapolis 23-30 5-20 Nashville 30-64 12-33 New Orleans 40-71 28-45 New York 24-37 26-30 Norfolk, Va.

22-42 20-30 Oklahoma City 39-61 23-57 Omaha 24-37 15-34 Orlondo 35-67 32-52 Philadelphia 21-39 24-28 Phoenix 47-80 51-73 Pittsburgh 25-50 10-17 Portland, Me. 8-31 20-25 Portland, Ore. 29-46 34-50 Providence 19-35 24-30 Reno 17-44 25-55 ST.LOUIS 29-47 12-30 St. Petersburg 34-64 32-52 Salt Lake City 22-42 26-51 San Antonio 46-72 32-56 San Diego 54-81 52-68 San Francisco 42-52 43-56 Seattle 30-47 40-48 Topeka 35-44 17-43 Tucson 45-77 50-71 Tulsa 36-56 22-55 Washington 33-47 20-30 Wichita 38-48 16-26 14-Karat Italian Gold Friday Sunday Lo-HiPcp. Fct.

Lo-Hi Albany 6-29 18-21 Albuquergue 30-54 24-56 Anchorage 6-12 9-17 Atlanta 30-63 16-38 Atlantic City 25-36 .49 25-2 Baltimore 26-42 18-26 Billings 24-37 28-48 Birmingham 31-67 19-36 Bismarck 17-30 4-29 Boise 23-41 26-41 Boston 19-33 27-30 Brownsville 61-73 .02 44-62 Buffalo 29-36 37 14-20 Burlington, Vt. 2-26 15-16 Charlotte 23-54 16-37 Chevenne 22-39 27-53 Chicago 26-35 .02 10-24 Cincinnati 27-50 6-19 Cleveland 29-46 10-20 Dallas 39-65 28-53 Denver 20-36 23-55 Des Moines 23-37 .02 13-30 Detroit 30-39 12-24 El Paso 33-61 30-60 Evansville 33-51 14-24 Fairbanks 40B-18B 24B-6B Fargo 11-15 2-23 Hartford 10-32 21-27 Honolulu 1 63-80 .01 68-81 Houston 56-72 29-54 Indianapolis 27-42 10-22 Jackson, Miss. 35-71 20-42 KansasCity 28-41 17-37 Las Vegas 37-67 40-69 Snow was forecast again for the Northeast from the Ohio Valley to the middle Atlantic Coast and New England. Light rain was predicted for the Pacific Northwest. Generally clear skies were expected elsewhere, with daytime temperatures ranging from the teens in North Dakota and upper Michigan to the 70s in southern Florida and California.

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