The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 14

HIH' B2 The News-Journal papers Tuesday, July 17,1984 Weather flection Delaware Wilmington vicinity: 322-5151 Today's forecast calls for thunderstorms from the Mississippi Valley to the middle and southern Atlantic Coast. A few thunderstorms are forecast over the southern intermountam region, while sunshine is expected for the Plains, the Rockies and the West Coast. Warm weather should continue around the country, with temperatures in the Gulf Coast states, the southern Plains, the Rockies and the intermountain region reaching the 90s. The desert Southwest and the inland valleys of California will probably reach the TOO-degree mark. Readings are expected in the 80s from New England to the Tennessee Valley and the northern Plains.

Around Lake Superior, highs in the 60s and 70s are forecast. McBride releases list of prominent backers Sen. David B. McBride, a Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor, Monday released the first group of names of public officials and prominent Delawareans who have endorsed his candidacy. They include Millsboro Commissioner James Smith, Mayor John Mitchell of Elsmere, Kent County Levy Court Commissioner Louis J.

Giusto and Harry Dukes, senior vice president of Sussex Trust. McBride said he would release on a regular basis the names of those who endorse him. National Weather Service Forecast through 8 a.m. rr ,50 50 60 Showers Rain tney apply tor state aid. So far, Holloway, who is semi-retired, so far has no opposition since Rep.

Al O. Plant, D-Wilming-ton Central decided to seek re-election to his House seat. This past legislative session brought particular satisfaction to Holloway, Delaware's first and only black senator, as he floor-managed Plant's bill to commemorate the birthday of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. as a state holiday.

The bill was the last one passed on the last night of the session. Soles seeks 3rd term in House District 23 Rep. Ada Leigh Soles, D-Newark West, has announced she will run for re-election in the 23rd Representative District. Soles, a member of the budget-writing Joint Finance Committee, is seeking her third term in the House. Soles lists gettmg more state money for libraries and continued reform in the grants-in-aid process among her major accomplishments this session.

She was a prime sponsor of the Nurse Practice Act and the Financial Disclosure Act, and worked on education bills as a member of the Legislative Task on Education. the heavily Democratic, blue collar, ethnic, Catholic district. Marshall has worked for legislation including opposing abortion and increasing support to parochial schools. A feather Marshall wanted in his re-election cap was passage this summer of the Blue Collar Jobs Development Act, which would give industries financial breaks to create additional blue-collar jobs. The bill, which Marshall floor-managed in the Senate, ran into trouble the last day of the session because of a utility-tax break in the bill that wasn't tied to adding more jobs.

The senate is expected to pass the bill when it reconvenes later this summer. Sen. Holloway seeks return to legislature Sen. Herman M. Holloway D-Wilmington East, has filed for reelection in the 2nd Senatorial District.

The 62-year-old lawmaker has spent 20 years in the legislature, where he has worked particularly for health and social welfare causes. He has been a prolific sponsor of legislation designed to regulate various occupations and professions. If re-elected, he said, he will work to remove some of the red tape poor people face when Harrington to seek Zimmerman's seat Former state Rep. Michael J. Harrington will challenge Sen.

Jacob W. Zimmerman, D-Dover North, for the 17th Senatorial District seat, he announced Monday. Harrington, a Republican, said he will run an aggressive campaign against Zimmerman, who Harrington said "is burned out" after 12 years in the Senate. Harrington said he is running because people believe Zimmerman to be no longer effective and they want a change. He criticized Zimmerman for not being able to find a satisfactory solution to Dover's U.S.

13 traffic jams and a safe crossing at the Delaware State College. Harrington, a 39-year-old Dover real estate agent, is a two-term House member who was defeated for re-election in 1982 by 23 votes. He is married and has two sons. Sen. Marshall files for 3rd District seat Sen.

Robert I. Marshall, D-Wil-mington West, has filed for a third term from the 3rd Senatorial District. The 37-year-old administrator in a skills training and employment program has no Republican opposition, and none may materialize in Flurries temperatures Snow FRONTS: Warm Occluded -ar Stationary Forecasts 162 475 FM (Philadelphia, Salisbury). 162 55 FM (Lewes). 162.40 FM (Baltimore) Sills schedules rally to help raise funds State Rep.

James H. Sills D-Wilmington East, plans a rally Thursday from 5:30 to 9 p.m. at St. Mary's Church at 6th and Pine streets to raise funds for his campaign for re-election. Entertainment and refreshments will be provided.

Tickets, at $5, can be obtained by calling 654-7866, 652-4648 or 655-8751. By Nancy Kesler and Rochelle Sbarpe Southeastern Pennsylvania Tonight Becoming cloudy with late scattered showers or thunderstorms. Low in the mid- or upper-60s Southwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Tomorrow: Showers or thunderstorms likely. High in the upper 70s or low 80s.

Precipitation: Chance of rain is 50 percent late tonight, 60 percent Wednesday. Southern New Jersey Tonight: Becoming cloudy with late scattered showers or thunderstorms. Low in the mid- or upper-60s. Southwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Tomorrow: Showers or thunderstorms likely.

High in the upper 70s or low 80s. Precipitation: Chance of rain is 50 percent late tonight, 60 percent Wednesday. Newcastle County Tonight: Becoming cloudy with thundershowers likely after midnight. Low 65 to 70, winds southwest 10 mph. Tomorrow: Cloudy with thundershowers likely High in the low or mid-80s.

Winds southwest 10 to 15 mph. Precipitation: Chance of rain is 80 percent beginning after midnight Wednesday. Delmarva Peninsula Tonight: Becoming cloudy with thundershowers likely after midnight Low 65 to 70. winds southwest 10 mph. Tomorrow: Cloudy with thundershowers likely High in the low or mid-80s Winds southwest 10 to 15 mph.

Precipitation: Chance ot rain after midnight and throughout the day Wednesday is 60 Police Extended forecast National Weather Service: 328-7596 THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Mostly sunny, with a high in Mostly sunny, with a high in Mostly sunny, with a high in the 80s and low in the mid- the 80s and low in the mid- the 80s and low in the mid- 60s or low 70s. 60s or low 70s 60s or low 70s. Bay forecast Man dies after swimming accident ELKTON, Md. Robert V. Ford, 25, of Nottingham Road, died early today at Wilmington's Delaware Division after a swimming accident near his home Sunday evening, state police said.

Ford, 25, was first admitted to Union Hospital, Elkton, Sunday night and later transferred to Wilmington, where he died about 1:10 a.m. today. Police said Ford and another man, whose name was not immediately available, went swimming in a neighbor's pool on Nottingham Road about 8 p.m. Man captured after city, river chase A 26-year-old Wilmington man, wanted for more than 18 months on assault and prison escape charges, was arrested Monday afternoon following a 15-minute chase through city streets and the Bran-dywine River. Edward A.

Moore, of the 300 block of W. 34th was wanted in connection with the stabbing of a man several months after he walked away from the Plummer Center half-way house in Wilmington in January 1983. Police said off-duty Patrolman Donald Clark saw Moore on the Market Street Bridge, at 18th and Market streets, about 2:05 p.m. Monday, summoned help, and chased him into Brandywine Park where he dove into the Brandywine, swam to the south side, and kept running. Police were instructed to look for a man in wet clothes, and captured Moore in 1300 block of French St.

soon afterward. Moore was arrested on warrants charging him with first-degree assault, possession of a deadly weapon during the commission of a felony, possession of a deadly weapon by a person prohibited, escape after conviction and two Municipal Court orders stemming from traffic incidents, police said. Moore was sentenced in 1976 to 18 years in jail for shooting a man and stealing his bicycle. In July 1983, following his escape from Plummer House, Moore allegedly stabbed Darren N. Mitchell, 26, of the unit block of W.

20th Street, in the neck, back and leg after a domestic dispute involving a woman, police said. Chesapeake Bay Tonight: Chance of late thunderstorms and showers Southwest winds 1 0 to 20 knots, Waves 1 to 2 feet. Fair to good visibility in haze, but poor in rain. Tomorrow: Chance of thunderstorms and showers, with winds southwest 10 to 20 knots Waves 1 to 2 feet, visibility fair to good in haze, but poor in rain. Delaware Bay Tonight: Chance of a few late showers and thundershowers.

Winds southwest 10 to 15 knots, visibility 5 miles or more, less in ram. Seasl to 3 feet Tomorrow: Chance of a few showers and thundershowers. Southwest winds increasing to 1 5 to 20 knots, visibility 5 miles or more. 1 to 3 miles in rain. Raid nets drugs; homeowner arrested A Manor Park man was arrested about 9:30 p.m.

Monday night after New Castle County police raided his home on Robinson Drive and found a quantity of drugs. Carl Harvey, 33, was charged with possession of methampheta-mine with intent to deliver, possession of marijuana with intent to deliver, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a deadly weapon during commission of a felony and maintaining a dwelling for the use or sale of controlled substances. He was released under $11,000 bail, police said. The investigation began two weeks ago after police received complaints from neighbors about the possibility of nearby drug transactions. Officers seized what they estimated was $220 worth of meth-aphi'tamine and $400 worth of marijuana, and a pistol.

Temperatureshumidity Yeaterday't humidity: Highest: 85 Lowest: 54 Normal for date: 76 Record high: 100 in 1900 Record low: 54 in 1946 High yesterday: 90 Low yesterday: 71 Average yesterday: 81 Low this morning: 67 Precipitation Total for year 28 26 inches Normal for year: 22 05 inches Excess lor year. 6 21 inches Precipitation yesterday: 0 36 inches Month to date: 3 53 inches Normal month to date: 1 95 inches Do you need legal advice regarding PERSONAL INJURY ACCIDENT? Degree days "K7 Yesterday's mean: 16 degrees above 65 Month to date: 191 Cooling season to date: 517 Normal tor season to date: 404 Last season to date: 471 The degree-day figure, an index of fuel consumption, indicates how far the day's mean temperature fell below 65 (for heating, measured from July 1 to June 30) or above 65 (lor cooling, measured from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31 .) 4 MJjkU Lotteries Air quality (Pollution Standard Index) mams Ml Monday's air Worst Monday's Today quality: pollutant: index: forecast: Moderate Ozone 92 Moderate Moderate Ozone 82 Moderate Moderate Ozone 86 Moderate Moderate Ozone 84 Ozone Delaware Daily Number 590 Delaware Play Four 7647 Maryland Numbers Game 345 Maryland Play Four 4299 New Jersey Pick-It 946 New Jersey Pick Four 4270 Pennsylvania Daily Number 399 Wilmington Chester Penns drove irwTHf-rtlT- Lit Philadelphia OUR FEE DEPENDS UPON THE SUCCESSFUL RESOLUTION OF A PERSONAL INJURY CASE The pollution index is a measure of the highest level of the previous day worst pollutant: Good. 0-50, Moderate, 51-100; Unhealthy.

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