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I (Efyiragu Satftj JTrifnttt Monday, October 19, 19S9 Parti-Page 22 "I INDIANA: Mostly sunny and warmer Monday. Tuesday: Partly cloudy and cooler. LOWER MICHIGAN: Fair In south and partly cloudy in north and becoming windy Monday; light showers likely in extreme north and turning colder entire state late In day. Tuesday: Considerable cloudiness and colder; some snow flurries Lake Michigan. UPPER MICHIGAN: Partly cloudy and warmer Monday with showers likely; snow flurries and turning colder late in day or at night.

Tuesday: Cloudy and cold; chance of snow flurries near Lake Superior. WISCONSIN: Partly cloudy Monday; becoming windy and warmer; showers likely in extreme north; turning colder In northwest. Tuesday: Mostly fair and colder. WIND REVIVES, FOREST BLAZE RAGES AGAIN Spreads to Vicinity of Nike Missile Base Los Angeles, Oct. 18 (UPD The brush and light timber fire in the foothills surround I AI WEATHER REPOR Forecast for Oct.1M9j9T I is r- A vjf MIAMI gjQ tff'rrc -J? sNowiiiiiiim Mm ciom c'sn wn SNOW RAIN CLOUDY I 995 I 3 Place' of observation State of weather Pepperell's super cord quilted lined jackets that are a mammoth value Warmth Vithont weight, button fly with hidden zipper.

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18, 19597:30 P.M. .02 time Albany, clear 54 38 Albuquerque; 74 40 Amarillo, clear 75 37 Anchorage, clear 28 2 Atlanta, clear 73 56 Belleville, pty. cloudy 61 35 Birmingham, clear. .71 51 Bismarck, clear 74 30 Boise, clear 69 36 Boston, part cloudy 59 46 Brownsville, cloudy. .74 65 Buffalo, part 50 37 Regulars 48 to 52 and Longs 38 to 46 at $21.93 Longs 43 to 52 at $23.95 National weather forecast based on maps of U.

S. Weather bureau. Central Daylight time. WW Canadian-Calgary, cloudy 67 .04 .01 Casper, clear 71, 47 Charleston, S. clr.76 64 80 32 31 30 32 35 41 31 .11 .10 .02 Edmonton, cloudy 45 Montreal, cloudy 40 Ottawa, cloudy 35 Regina, clear 60 Toronto, clear 46 Vancouver, cloudy 55 Winnipeg, cloudy 47 Quincy, clear 64 Raleigh, clear 69 Rantoul, clear 61 Rapid City, clear 76 Richmond, clear 64 Rockford, clear 61 St.

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41 34 .01 Memphis, clear 67 45 Miami Beach, pt. cldy 83 76 .12 Milwaukee, clear 54 40 Paul, clear 58 -37 Moline, clear 65 34 Nashville, clear 65 41 New Orleans, 76 62 New York, cloudy 59 .44 Oklahoma City, clear 68 35 Omaha7 clear .......70 33 Peoria, clear 63 29 Philadelphia, pt. cldy 62 44 Phoenix, clear 92 68 Pittsburgh, clear 57 33 Portland, 58 40 .11 Portland, cldy. .59 50 CHICAGO Midway 'official .60 36 Grant Park 56 43 Cincinnati, clear 60 29 Cleveland, clear. .57 34 Columbus, clear 60 31 Denver, clear .80 3,7" Des Moines, clear ...71 34 Detroit, clear 56 36 Dubuque, clear 60 32 El Paso, clear 76 49 Fairbanks, cldy 25 -6 Galveston, pt.

cloudy 70 63 Grand Rapids, clear 54 33 Green Bay, clear 49 32 Honolulu 85 73 Indianapolis, 60 29 i C.K) .43 South Bend, clear 54 Spokane, cloudy 60 Springfield, clear ..64 Tampa, 84 Traverse City, pt. cly. 46 Vandalia, clear 52 Washington, clear ...65 Wichita, clear 65 All from the same nationally known maker, famous for dependable quality and workmanship. Pleated and Ivy styles in pure wool worsteds and flannels. Blues, black, medium and char greys, browns and olive tones.

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Aberdeen, clear 48 London, rain 57 Paris, partly cloudy 57 Berlin, clear 57 Copenhagen, cloudy 55 Stockholm, fog 48 Rome, clear 74 Tokyo, rain 55 Moscow, Sclear 43 Madrid, rain 63 Mexico City, cloudy 61 San Juan, 89 Havana, cloudy 84 Kingston, partly 86 ing Los Angeles raged out of control for the sixth day Sunday, but firefighting crews were able to save several cabins in the path of the flames. The flames had blackened more than 12,000 acres of watershed by midday. They roared to within 300 yards of a Nike missile base, but fire dispatchers said neither the base nor other buildings were at present in danger. Arsonists Attracted Some firefighters were diverted from the main fire to battle three smaller blazes that sprang up two of them believed the work of an arsonist. One, a 200 acre blaze in Hafley canyon, definitely was set, the forest service said.

Officials said the lookout in the Whitaker peak lookout station saw a man drive up, set the fire, and drive away. An hour after the arsonist was seen at work, a second fire broke out in the Angeles national forest. By nightfall it had swept thru 2,000 acres, and 200 men were trying to halt it. Two bulldozer operators suffered first and second degree burns. The third blaze, on Whitaker peak, forced the lookout to quit his tower.

That blaze charred 100 acres. Homes Barred to 100 But the firefighters' big problem still was the 12,000 acre fire east of downtown Loj Angeles. It continued to burn over fresh brush and scrub timber, but it did not threaten any additional homes. About 100 residents of the La Paloma and Vogel Flats area were ordered, however, to stay out of their homes indefinitely. Lowest, 12 at Big Piney, Wyo.

Highest, 103 at Yuma, Ariz. Missing. Trace. STATE and WASHINGTON 1 63rd and KEDZIE hilCside shopping center SFMil. Krtl Of STORM TOLL KOREA Japan JC JAPAN take men and equipment to any point along the 45 miles of fireline.

Winds Drop, Crews Rest Dispatchers at Angeles National forest said winds died down during the night, allowing crews to obtain a little rest. But with the dawn, the Nagasaki! OKINAWA CHARLOTTE VMARIANAS winds returned, and the -i IS- i i GUAM Jt too Mais i IN OKINAWA CLIMBS TO 47 TOKYO, Oct. 18 Okinawa police reported, Sunday night the number of casualties inflicted by typhoon Charlotte on that island has risen to 47 and at least 30 seriously injured. The storm is headed for Japan, already walloped by five typhoons since July. Police on Okinawa said the possibility was strong that the casualty total would swell as communications are restored.

The typhoon struck Friday night and early Saturday. There have been no reports of deaths or injured among American military and civilian personnel altho the military bastion suffered in damage from the 90 to 150 mile-per-hour winds. Japanese newspapers, -y; pHH II r5JB i frwjf it -mi flames sprang to life again. A hot spot of the fire was reported in the mountain saddle between Josephine peak and Strawberry peak. Crews had to quit the area for two hours, but later returned to set a backfire.

A force of 20 tanker planes rejoined the ground crews at daylight, dropping water and chemicals on hot spots of the fire. Altho the fire crews reported success in saving structures in the path of the flames, the fire was considered far from being quoting Okinawa police, said the typhoon also ravaged about 1,000 Okinawa homes. Damage thruout the 70-mile-long island was expected to top several million dollars, including blows to rice and sugar cane crops. An additional 200 firefight Free Los Angeles county color sightseeing map. Locates 645 sights, 100 movie star homes.

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