Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 10

-gJ Statesman-Journal, Wednesday, November 24, 1982 Byron J. 'Arkie' Benedict Raymond Earl Oglesbee births obituaries El Roy Lockmon WOODBURN El Roy Lockmon, 95, died Tuesday. Born in Rushville, he lived in Oregon for 60 years, moving to Corvallis in 1922. For the past few years, he lived in Vancouver, Wash. A carpenter, he worked for the United Brotherhood of Carpenters Joiners of America and the Oregon State Federation of Labor, serving as its president for 18 years.

He was a member of the Tri-State Nebraska-South Dakota-Wyoming Old-time Cowboys Association for 70 years. Survivors include daughters Lois Helfrich, Vancouver, Elsie Perkins, Molalla, and Hazel Flint, Ogden, Utah; sons Harvey, Kansas City, and Raymond, Brookings; brother, Em-mett, Rushville, sisters Oma Carte, Scotts Bluff, Clare Olds, Gordon, and Myrtle Taylor, Rushville. Graveside services will be 2 p.m. Friday in Twin Oaks Memorial Gardens, Albany, with arrangements by McHenry mortuary, Corvallis. John P.

Kelley CORVALLIS Services will be 2 p.m. today at McHenry mortuary for John P. Kelley, 56, of 3455 NW Harrison who died Monday. Born in Milwaukee, he graduated in electrical engineering from Rensselear Polytechnic Institute in 1947 and did graduate study at Buck-nell and Colgate universities. In 1966 he came to Corvallis and was with the X-ray science and engineering laboratory at Oregon State University.

Prior to his death, he was the radiation safety officer and associate professor of radiological physics. He was a member of the Zion Lutheran Church and Corvallis Rotary Club. Survivors include wife, Marian; sons Edwin Corvallis, and John Chicago, daughter, Linda Corvallis. Private final rites will be at Mt. Crest Abbey, Salem.

Contributions may be made to the Benton County Foundation. EDITOR'S NOTE: Following is an alphabetical listing of obituaries in today's Statesman-Journal: Andersen, Ruby M. Arnold, James Benedict, Byron J. "Arkie" Eastburn, Glen R. Gellatly, Robert H.

Jr. Halstead, Nell Burch Johnson, Grace L. Kelley, John P. Knox, Oscar Sibley "Sid" Krieger, Louis M. Lockmon, El Roy Neas, Elliott H.

Oglesbee, Raymond Earl Rau, Rose Reznicsek Rodriguez, Jesus "Jesse" Stevens, Inez Winefred VanDusen, Earl A. Louis M. Krieger McMINNVILLE Louis M. Krieger, 76, died Monday. Born in North Plains, he lived most of his life in the McMinnville area.

He worked 33 years for Cascade Tractor as a mechanic, retiring in 1973. He was a member of St. James Catholic Church. Survivors include sons Jerry, Klamath Falls, and James, Mill City; daughters Betty Storm, Crescent City, Mary Lou Hess and Carol Zinda, McMinnville, Rosann Goffena, Amity; brothers Charles and Wilford, both of McMinnville; sisters Minnie Zinsli, Milwaukie, and Frances Van Dyke, Forest Grove. Wake service will be 7 p.m.

Friday at Macy Son mortuary. Mass will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday at St. James Church, with interment in St. James Cemetery.

Contributions may be made to the Louis M. Krieger Memorial Fund in care of the mortuary. Jesus 'Jesse' Rodriguez Jesus "Jesse" Hernandez Rodriguez, 48, of 1105 Clearlake Road NE, died Tuesday. Arrangements are pending at Howell-Edwards-Doerksen mortuary. deaths elsewhere Roy Hofheinz HOUSTON (AP) Roy Hofheinz, 70, a former Houston mayor and sports czar who envisioned the world's first domed stadium and brought it to reali ty as the Astrodome, died Sunday of a heart attack.

Glen McBride OMAHA, Neb. (AP) Brig. Gen. Glen C. McBride, 79, who retired in 1958 after a 30-year Army career, died Friday of heart failure.

In World War II he commanded the 6th Armored Division under Gen. George Patton at the Battle of the BulgeTthen served under Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur during the occupation of Japan 1948-1950. Helene De Latour SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Helene de Latour, 79, a socialite who guided the fortunes of her family's Beaulieu Vineyards for 2 decades, died Friday. She was owner of Beaulieu 1951-69.

William H. Jones CHICAGO (AP) William H. Jones, 43, managing editor of the Chicago Tribune and a winner of the 1971 Pulitzer Prize for local reporting, died Tuesday of leukemia. Inez Winefred Stevens SHERIDAN Inez Winefred Stevens, 65, 740 N.E. Center died Sunday.

Born in Schuyler, she came here in 1944. Survivors include sons, Larry, Albany, and Duane, McMinnville; daughters, Gloria Darling and Joann Stevens, both of Portland; foster son, Dennis D'Anglis, Los Angeles, brothers, Ross, Alvin and Gordon Bailey, sisters, Jean Pearson and Dorothy Bailey, all of Willamina. Services will be at 2 p.m. today in Adamson mortuary. Interment will be in Greencrest Memorial Park.

Oscar Sibley 'Sid' Knox WALDPORT Oscar Sibley "Sid" Knox, 63, Box 7 Bayview Road, died Monday. Born in Kansas, he came here in 1950 and for 20 years was a real-estate broker at Seal Rock. He had been a Lincoln County commissioner 1962-65 and chairman of the County Planning Commission, served on the Lincoln County Soil Water Conservation Board, was instrumental in initiating Seal Rock water, sewer and fire districts and was a recipient of the Developer of the Year award. At the time of his death, he was a director of Pioneer Telephone Co-op of Philomath. He was a World War II veteran and a member of Moose and several veterans' organizations including American Legion.

Survivors include wife, Ila Jean; son, Michael Anchorage, Alaska; daughter, Sunny Van Zyl, Siletz; brothers Harry Mosier, Grandview, and Frank Knox, Wapato, sister, Mary Alice Thomas, Diamond, Ark. Graveside services will be 2 p.m. today in Chelan Abbey Mausoleum, Newport. Arrangements are by Bate-man mortuary, Newport. James Arnold SILVERTON James Arnold, 85, 1 164 S.

Water died Monday. Born in New York, he was a shipyard worker. He lived at a Silverton nursing home for about a year. Survivors include son, James, Long-wood, daughters Mary Ball, West Fargo, N.D., and Hazel Sear, Denver, Colo. Services will be 11 a.m.

today at Unger mortuary, with private interment. Elliott H. Neas Graveside services will be 1:30 p.m. Monday in City View Cemetery for Elliott H. Neas, 73, of 4113 Indigo Court NE, who died Monday.

Arrangements are by Barrick mortuary. Born in Wichita, he came here 2 years ago. He had been a lumber price clerk and was an Army veteran of World War II and a Mason. Survivors include wife, Augusta; sister. Marguerite Neas, Wichita; brothers Kenneth, Wichita, Leonard, Fort Collins, and Keith, San Diego, Calif.

Rose Reznicsek Rau LYONS Rose Kathryn Reznicsek Rau, 67, of 45819 River Loop Road, died Tuesday. Services are pending at Howell-Edwards-Doerksen mortuary, Salem. Byron J. "Arkie" Benedict, 72, of 535 45th Place NE, died Monday. Bom in Traskwood, he came to Oregon in 1940 I and lived in the Albany area before coming to Salem in 1970.

He was known as "Arkie the Jolly Cowboy and His Fiddle." He began his career at an early age, playing lor byron benedict square dances at age 9 and on radio at 17. He performed in vaudeville and with many country western stars. He moved to Ridgefield, in 1938, Portland in 1940 and Albany in 1954. He appeared on many radio programs, including the Red Dunning Sagebrush Symphony on KOIN. He had a 13-year show on KXL and later had two television shows.

He operated the Division Street Corral 1948-54 in Portland. He also played at the Cotton-woods Ballroom in Albany, the Aums-ville Pavilion and many private clubs. A tribute to "Arkie" was held in the Albany Armory in May 1981, when his illness became public. Survivors include wife, Lucy E. daughters Melba Lynn Coo-per, Reno, and Mary Rogers-Robertson and Donna Raye Geurin, both of Salem; brothers Donald, Salem, Dan, Ridgefield, and Guy, Arkansas.

The casket will be open 5-9 p.m. Friday at Howell-Edwards-Doerksen mortuary where services will be 1 p.m. Saturday. Interment will be in Restlawn Memory Gardens. Contributions may be made to the Toy Joy Program in care of Salvation Army, P.O.

Box 7047, Salem 97303. Ruby M. Andersen WATERLOO Memorial services will be 2 p.m. today at Huston mortuary, Lebanon, for Ruby M. Andersen, 58, 30741 Seventh who died Saturday.

The casket will be open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. today at the mortuary. Private interment will be in the Lebanon IOOF Cemetery. Born in Carlton, she came to Waterloo in 1967 from Dallas.

She owned and operated Lebanon beauty shops. She was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary and Women of the Moose. Survivors include husband, Robert; son, Jerry Benson, Dallas; daughter, Vicki Merkel, Springfield; step-son, David Anderson, Bend; step-daughter, Barbara Andersen, Eugene; brother, Lloyd Gray, Lebanon; and sister, Janice Wiens, Fairview, Okla. Contributions may be made to the Cancer Treatment Center at Good Samaritan Hospital, Corvallis. Glen R.

Eastburn SHERIDAN Glen R. Eastburn, 67, 216 NE Yamhill died Tuesday. Born in Elgin, he farmed in Colorado before coming to Sheridan in 1949. He was a carpenter and worked for U.S. Plywood retiring in 1977.

Survivors include daughter, Elizabeth Pender, Portland; son, Glen R. San Mateo, brother, Claude, Jewelsburg, sisters Bonita Goll and Eleanor Mullen, both of Denver. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Scott's mortuary, McMinnville. Private interment will be in Evergreen Mausoleum.

Contributions may be made to the American Heart Association. The Forecast For Wednesday. November 24 High Temperatures National Weather Service 50 NOAA. Dept of Commerce Fronts: Cold Warm 1 ou V. PHILOMATH Raymond Earl Oglesbee, 80, 337 Marlon died Monday.

Born in Buena Vista, he came to Philomath in 1975 from Salem. He was a Salem fireman for 20 years prior to World War II, a Navy veteran and a member of Pacific Lodge 50, AM, and the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat-ter-Day Saints. Survivors include wife, Olga; son, Richard, Portland. No public services will be held. Arrangements are by McHenry mortuary, Corvallis.

Earl A. VanDusen LEBANON Services will be 2 p.m. Friday in Huston mortuary for Earl A. VanDusen, 68, of 1896 S. Seventh who died Sunday.

Interment will be in the Lebanon IOOF Cemetery. Born in Rochester, he lived in Oregon since 1937. He came to Lebanon in 1945 from Toledo. He was a millwright for Champion International from 1945 until retirement in 1975. He was a member of the Southside Church of Christ and Lebanon Elks Lodge.

Survivors include wife, Clara; sons Vernon, Bend, and Richard, an Army staff sergeant stationed at Seoul, Korea; daughter, Lanez Kay Vauble, Albany; brother, Kenneth Christensen, Lebanon; sister, Dorothy Kriede, Grand Meadow, Minn. Contributions may be made to the Southside Church of Christ. Grace L. Johnson SCIO Grace L. Johnson, 76, 38821 Jefferson-Scio Road, died Tuesday.

Born in Seattle, she lived in Oregon from an early age. She came to Scio in 1946 from the coast. Survivors include husband, Paul; sister, Jessie Easter, Beaverton. Graveside services will be 11 a.m. Friday in the Lebanon IOOF Cemetery.

Arrangements are by Huston mortuary. funerals today ANDERSEN, Ruby 58, Waterloo, 2 p.m., Huston mortuary, Lebanon. ARNOLD, James, 85, Silverton, 11 a.m., Unger mortuary, Silverton. FORSON, Robert 80, Scio, 11 a.m., Jost mortuary, Lebanon. GOLTRA, Richard "Bob," 66, Albany, 2 p.m., Willamette Memorial Park, Albany.

JACKMAN, Charles, 87, McMinnville, 10:30 a.m., Macy Son mortuary, McMinnville. KELLEY, John 56, Corvallis, 2 p.m., McHenry mortuary, Corvallis. KEYES, Edward 89, Albany, 10 a.m., Twin Oaks Memorial Gardens, Albany. KNOX, Oscar Sibley "Sid," 63, Waldport, 2 p.m., Chelan Abbey Mausoleum, Newport. McGREGOR, David 79, Corvallis, 1 p.m., First Baptist Church, Corvallis.

SMITH, Mabel Fikan, 76, Woodburn, 11 a.m., Cornwell mortuary, Wood-burn. STEVEMS, Inez Winefred, 65, Sheridan, 2 p.m., Adamson mortuary, Sheridan. Court Records on Page 5C. Rain Showers FlurriesF Occluded Stationary! SALEM HOSPITAL (General Unit) GARDNER To Dennis and Salle Gardner, 637 Hawthorne Ave. NE.a son, Nov.

23. McMILLAN To Lauris and Sherrie McMillan, 312 Monroe Court NE, a son, Nov. 23. MARROQUIN To Ruben and Linda Marroquin, 1365 Lee St. SE, a son.

Nov. 23. THOMPSON To Robert and Barbara Thompson, 176 Rosewood Drive NW, a son, Nov. 23. VARGAS To Alejandro and Brenda Vargas, 3689 34th Ave.

NE, a son, Nov. 23. WHITNEY To Douglas and Regina "Gina" Whitney, 5258 Verda Lane NE, a daughter, Nov. 23. WILSON To Douglas and Jonnie Wilson, 3412 Tierra Drive NE.a son, Nov.

21. WOELKE To Doran and Brenda Woelke, 3959 Hertel Drive a daughter, Nov. 22. ZIELINSKI To Clarence and Elizabeth Zielinski, 3850 Hayes-ville Drive NE, a daughter, Nov. 23.

GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL Corvallis BROGAN-JACOBS To Brian Brogan and Deborah L. Jacobs, 1860 E. Seavy Corvallis, a son, Nov. 15. BONANNO To Richard and Luanne Bonanno, 3320 N.W.

Jackson Corvallis, a daughter, Nov. 15. PRIMASING To Rick and Vickie Primasing, 1590 Post Lebanon, a son, Nov. 16. BRICE To Lee Brice and Leslie A.

Houghton-Brice, 1336 N.W. Dixon Corvallis, a daughter, Nov. 16. KINN To John and Vickie Kinn, 34966 Highway 34, Albany, a son, Nov. 16.

BELL To Tom and Linda Bell, 2630 Ginseng Place, Corvallis, a daughter, Nov. 16. SCHAUB To William D. and Anne E. Schaub, 2660 N.W.

Fillmore Corvallis, a daughter, Nov. 16. JUENKE To David and Susan Juenke, Route 2, Box 45A, Philomath, a son, Nov. 16. HARRIS To David and Lisa Harris, 3279 S.E.

Hathaway Drive, Corvallis, a son, Nov. 17. GASKILL To Daniel and Sherri Gaskill, 1709 N.W. Parker South Waldport, a daughter, Nov. 17.

KING To Harold and Rebecca King, 1688 N.W. Division Corvallis, a son, Nov. 17. JOHNSTON To Joe E. and Lori A.

Johnston, Route 1, Box 176A-1, Monmouth, a son, Nov. 17. DE4.N-DOOLIN To Steven Dean and Mary Doolin, 5915 Willamette Ferry Road, Independence, a son, Nov. 18. KIRBY To David and Karen Kirby, 138 E.

Conifer Corvallis, a son, Nov. 18. alarms Following are alarms answered by Salem area fire departments in the 24 hours ending 9 p.m. Tuesdav: SALEM FIRE DEPARTMENT Monday 12:48 p.m. medical aid, 550 Summer St.

SE, transported. Tuesday 9:47 a.m. medical aid, 348 Cameo Drive NW, transported. 12:46 p.m. medical aid, 1100 Liberty St.

SE, transported. 1:59 p.m. medical aid, 965 Madison St. NE, transported. 4:17 p.m.

medical aid, 3703 Bayonne Drive SE, transported. police A backpack containing assorted camping equipment and clothing valued together at $1,191 was reported stolen Nov. 5 from a car owned by Patrick Todd Bonney, 11.50 14th St. NE, Salem police said Monday. Car stereo equipment and about 30 cassette tapes, together valued at $775, were reported stolen between Saturday and Monday from a car owned by Kevin Michael Chappelle and parked at 2855 Claxter Road NE, Salem police said.

A 35 mm. camera, photographic equipment and film, together valued at $400, were reported stolen Monday from Beverly Ann Baker, art Oregon State Hospital employee, Salem police said. The items were taken from her desk in Building 40A, police said. A stereo amplifier valued at $.300 was reported stolen Monday from Teresa E. Hannhorst, 1570 Broadway NE, after a forced entry, Salem police said.

corrections Errors appearing In the Statesman-Journal may be brought to the attention of the city desk between noon and pjn. daily by telephoning 399-6677. BECAUSE OF a source error, the first name of the lute Ruby M. Andersen was incorrect In Tuesday's obituary column. Nell Burch Halstead Nell Burch Halstead, 72, of 2260 Ellis Ave.

NE, died Tuesday. Born in Prescott, she came here in 1945 from Eugene. She was a retired certified public accountant and a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors include sisters Mamie B. King, Bend, Helen B.

Bjorvick, North Bend, and Evelyn Burch, Salem. The casket will be open noon to 9 p.m. today, 3-9 p.m. Thursday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Friday. Services will be 2 p.m. Friday in Restlawn Mausoleum Chapel. Interment will be in Restlawn Memory Gardens under direction of Rigdon-Ransom mortuary. Robert H.

Gellatly Jr. PHILOMATH Robert H. Gellatly 63, 246 Gellatly Way, died Tuesday. Born in Philomath, he was a farmer and logger and an Ai Force veteran of World War II. Survivors include brothers, Raymond and Andrew, both of Philomath.

Services will be 1:30 p.m. Friday at McHenry mortuary, Corvallis, with interment in Pleasant Valley Cemetery. Contributions may be made to the Philomath Emergency Medical Team. Oregon temperatures By The Associated Press Temperature extremes and measurable precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 4 p.m. Tuesday: weather Max.

Min. Pep. Astoria 52 37 Baker 35 10 Brookings 62 48 Bums 8 Eugene 45 27 KlumathFalls 40 30 Lakeview 36 22 Medford 58 38 Newport 51 35 NorthBend 61 39 Pendleton 26 24 Portland 44 37 Redmond 31 20 Salem 48 30 TheDalles 36 28 Tillamook 49 37 Warm Springs 33 27 it I Oregon forecast Portland, Vancouver area Sunny Wednesday with wind decreasing. Lows Wednesday night near 30. Partly cloudy Thursday.

Highs both days near 50. Western Oregon Fair Wednesday with palchy morning fog and highs 45-55. Lows Wednesday night 27-37. Parlly cloudy Thursday with highs in the 50s. Oregon Cascades Sunny Wednesday except clouds over parls of lower eastern slopes.

Fair Wednesday night. Parllv cloudy Thursday. Freezing level 8.000-10.000 (eel. East to northeast winds 10-25 mph. Eastern Oregon Fair Wednesday and Thursday with areas of clouds or tog.

Highs 35-45. Lows 5-20 except near 5 below some areas. Extended outlook Friday through Sunday: Western Oregon Chance of rain north and moslly cloudy south Friday. Occasional rain Saturday and Sunday. Highs upper 40s to mid yw I kw.

nnA xiw. Eastern Oregon Fair Friday and Sutur- day. Chance of rain or snow north Sunday and mostly cloudy South. Highs in the 40s. Lows In the 30s.

coast weather phone The latest Oregon Coast weather forecast may be obtained by calling the Newport Coast Guard station 285-5511. The information is updated every tour hours. weather radio Weather forecasts and warnings covering local, coastal and regional areas arc updated continuously and broadcast 24 hours a day over Salem's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Weather Radio, frequency megaherli (VHF-FM). Not all FM radios are equipped to receive the station. LINCOLN CITY Times listed are (or tides at Siletz Bay and Lincoln City.

High and low tides for other Oregon Coastal areas occur earlier going south and luter going north from Lincoln City. salem forecast Forecast (from the National Weather Service, McNary Field, Salem): Sunny today, fair tonight and partly cloudy Thursday. High through Thursday in the low 50s, low tonight in the upper 20s. Chance of measurable rain will be near zero. Freezing level at 4 p.m.

yesterday: 8,900 feet. Temperature (To 9 o'clock last night) 10 p.m 33 10 a.m. .40 .44 .47 .47 .48 .47 II p.m 32 Midnight 32 1 a.m 31 2 a.m 31 3 a.m 31 4 a.m 31 5 a.m 31 6 a.m 33 7 a.m 33 8 a.m 34 9 a.m 37 11 a.m Noon 1 p.m 2 p.m 3 p.m. A aa 7 5 40 Pm 35 8 p.m 33 9pm 37 Degree days Monday 28 heating. (The degrees needed to cool or heal to an average of 65 degrees Fahrenheit).

Cumulative degree days this month: 485 heating. salem precipitation Since Mart of weather year Sept. 1 To dale Last year Normal 7.81 14.23 999 Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 7 p.m. yesterday: none road report Road condition reports from State Police us of 10 p.m. yesterday.

Highway 20, Sunliam Pass: packed snow, need chains. U.S. 26, Government Camp: sanded, need chains. 15, Siskiyous: clear. Highway 58, Willamette Puss: packed snow, need chains.

I 84, Columbia Gorge: strong winds. Highway 18, Coast Range: clear. river levels (As of 2 pjn. yesterday) Willamette (Salem) 5.1 ft. N.

Santiam (Mehama) not reported ft. Santium (Jefferson) not reported ft. Wilson (Tillamook) 5.3 ft. Nestucca (Beaver) 5.0 ft. Siletz (Siletz) 5.3 ft.

Alsea (Tidewater) 4.4 ft. coast weather Sunny Wednesday with wind decreasing. Fair Wednesday night with lows 30s and upper 20s and fog In parts of southern coastal area. Partly cloudy Thursduy. Highs both days 50s and lower 60s.

sun Nov, Sunrise 24 7:21 ajn. 25 7:22 ajn. 26 7:24 ajn. Sunset 4:36 pjn. 4:35 pjn.

4:35 pjn. tides NEWPORT Times listed are for tides at Ya-qulna Bay and Newport. High and low tides for other Oregon Coastal areas occur earlier going south and later going north from Newport, national weather Temperatures indicate DesMoines 27 20 .03 clr Philadelphia 65 52 3.11 clr high and low for Tuesday to 8 Detroit 47 39 Phoenix 71 51 cdy p.m. EST. Duluth 15 03 .01 clr Pittsburgh 60 51 .02 sn HILoPrcOtlk ElPaso 71 44 cdy PortlndMe 52 49 .05 rn Albany 60 46 .44 rn Fairbanks 17 04 .02 cdy PortlndOr 44 37 clr Albqrq 52 36 cdy Fargo 09-07 cdy Providence 63 49 clr Amanllo 31 24 cdy Flagstaff 38 29 rn Raleigh 74 50 clr Anchorage 31 24 cdy GreatFalls 34 14 cdy RapidCity 27 06 .02 cdy Asheville 67 52 clr Hartford 58 52 clr RedBluff 62 48 23 Atlanta 74 57 clr Helena 17 05 clr Reno 35 31 .08 clr AtlanticClty 54 48 clr Honolulu 81 74 .14 Richmond 71 51 clr Austin 73 48 .24 cdy Houston 82 62 .02 cdy.

Sacramento 52 44 25 Bakersfield 57 42 .01 Indianapolis 53 41 .63 cdy SallLake 36 18 clr Baltimore 63 51 clr JacksnMs 80 64 JO cdy SanAnlonlo 73 49 .03 cdy Billings 30 13 .02 clr Jacksonville 80 52 clr SanDiego 60 52 rn Blrmnghm 72 59 .11 cdy Juneau 26 10 sn SanFrun 54 51 .28 clr Bismarck 16-08 cdy KansasCily 28 24 .08 clr Seattle 49 32 clr Boise 31 19 clr LasVegns 55 45 .02 clr Shreveport 73 55 S3 cdy Boston 55 50 clr LillleRock 65 42 2.17 cdy SlouxFalls 23 10 cdy Brownsvlle 86 69 LosAngeles 64 54 rn St. Louis 53 30 .61 clr Buffalo 55 43 sn Louisville 64 53 .04 clr SlPlTmp 79 81 clr Burlington 58 43 25 rn Lubbock 38 29 cdy StSlcMarie 35 27 sn Casper 28 06 clr Memphis 89 52 2.09 cdy Spokane 24 04 clr ChurlstnSC 75 57 cdy Miami 78 70 clr Syracuse 61 46 3 sn CharlstnWV 89 49 .13 cdy Milwaukee 40 31 ,18 clr Topeka 28 25 .07 clr CharlllNC 69 49 clr MplsSlPI 18 09 cdy Tucson 69 47 cdy Cheyenne 24-02 .01 clr Nashville 69 58 .07 cdy Tulsa 38 32 cdy Chicago 39 32 .61 clr NewOrleans 79 64 cdy Washington 66 52 clr Cincinnati 63 54 50 cdy New York 62 55 clr Wichita 29 24 .02 clr Cleveland 53 50 .03 sn Norfolk 65 51 clr ColmbSC 77 49 cdy NnrthPlatle 31 09 .08 clr Prc-Preclpitutlon for 24 Columbus 61 50 OklaCty 34 28 .02 clr hours ending 8 p.m. (EST) DallsFtWrth 58 40 clr Omaha 27 18 clr Tuesday. Dayton 57 43 .33 cdy Orlando 82 62 clr Otlk-Sky conditions out-Denver 28 19 .08 clr PalmSprings 73 46 look for Wednesday. STANDARD TIME HIGH LOW HIGH LOW Nov.

Time Feel Time Feet Time Feet Time Feel 24 7: 13 ajn. 12:30 2 IMtm. 7.2 4 1:32 pjn. 4J 1:30 pjn. 3.1 1:28 pjn.

IJ 25 7:51 ajn. 12 1:21 ajn. li 7:58 ajn. 7J 12:55 sjn. I 7:51 pjn.

4J 2:35 pjn. 2J 7:47 pjn. IJ 2:04 pjn. 3J 1.7 2:21 am 8:35 a jn. 8.1 1:50 ajn.

2J 1:00 pjn. ti 1:28 pjn. I II 2:37 pjn. 2J.