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MW FLoRJDA A-2 The Orlando Sentinel, Tuesday, October 30, 1 984 Forecast for Tuesday, 7 p.m. Expected high temperatures 3 ASSOCIATED PRESS 5C- 40 30 An I Seattle i nn Ty 5Q I LA TVi inda McCartney Diane Sawyer Boy George Unseasonably warm weather prevailed once again over a large part of the Eastern Seaboard with more record high temperatures, while cold, snowy weather dominated the northern Rockies. Record highs for the date included 77 at Baltimore; 85 at Jacksonville; 78 at Providence, R.I.; and 85 at Richmond, Va. On Sunday, Baltimore had a record of 83. Relief was on the way for parts of the East as a cold front stretched from New England to south-central Texas and was edging eastward.

Cold, blustery weather prevailed across parts of the northern Rockies as another vigorous storm system swept across the northern states. For today, scattered thunderstorms were forecast over the lower Mississippi Valley and central Gulf Coast region, with showers over a large part of the Carolinas and mid-Atlantic Coast region. Widespread rain was forecast from southern New England through much of the Great Lakes and lower Missouri Valley region. lHahaasTT Tl CLEAR STORMS FLURRIES CLOUDS RAIN SNOW BACKED BY THE BOSS SINGER BRUCE Springsteen, saying his father was sometimes unemployed with no place to turn to for help, is helping a food bank for the needy operated by a group of steelworkers. His donation: $10,000.

The donation came after George Cole, director of the Steel-workers Oldtimers Foundation, presented the singer with a steel-worker's hat before his concert at the Sports Arena in Los Angeles on Thursday night. Springsteen, whose songs often focus on the life of the blue-collar worker, also asked the 15,500 people in the audience to donate to the food bank. Collected: $900. Springsteen has made donations to food banks and other community projects in several cities on his nationwide tour. THE PRICE OF SUCCESS BILL COSBY says he would have known his new television series, The Bill Cosby Show, was a success even if he didn't look at the ratings.

The tipoff: Rumors. One that particularly annoys him says he and co-star Phylicia Ayers-AHen are so at odds with each other that they are not speaking. Cosby's report: It's not Source: Maps, data and forecast by NOAA and National Weather Service COLD FRONT I I Tampa I WARM FRONT OCCLUDED Miami STATIONARY Monday Lo HI Prec. Today1 Forecast Wea. Lo HI City 26 33 0.00 Cloudy 24 43 60 70 0.07 Cloudy 52 69 39 44 0.04 Ptcldy 39 63 42 63 0.38 Cloudy 31 51 29 39 0.00 Ptcldy 29 53 50 60 0.00 Ptcldy 45 65 36 42 0.16 Ptcldy 27 44 Northeast Albany Atlantic City Baltimore Boston Buffalo GJi Burlington Vt 61 61 true.

He also says he is beginning to see the building of resentment toward the series from the industry on the West Coast because the show is shot on the East Coast. "Hollywood directors say we can't keep up the quality of our series, that we're wearing writers out," Cosby says. "Well, the fact is we're smiling here." COLLEGE TOWN BRITAIN'S PRINCE Charles ar-rived Monday at Trieste, Italy, to participate in a special ceremony. His mission: To inaugurate the third academic year of the United World College of the Adriatic. The prince praised Trieste's "historic tradition of longstanding tolerance of diverse cultures and of its ties with the world of politics and international commerce." At the ceremony: Prince Karim Aga Khan and Armand Hammer, chairman of the board of Occidental Petroleum.

Hammer is a chief backer of the United World College in the United States. Background: The 170-student college is one of six United World Colleges aimed at fostering international understanding. The other colleges are located in Wales, Swaziland, Canada, Singapore and the United States. TAKING AIM THE REV. David Diamond, a Baton Rouge, minister who claims he helped cancel a concert by Ozzy Osbourne, has set his sights on another rock group.

Next target: Boy George of Culture Club. Diamond is arranging for protesters to attend a Halloween night concert by the band at the Lousiana State University Assembly. His reasoning: The center is supported by tax dollars and should not allow a show by a "self-professed drag queen." Odrie Ortego, LSU vice chancellor for business affairs, said there has not been a lot of protest and the show will go on. Diamond is undaunted. His quest: A ban on all rock concerts.

IF WISHES WERE HORSES linda McCartney, who makes her film debut in her husband Paul's Give My Regards to Sunny today, fair tonight with high in the upper 80s, low in the upper 60S. Light, easterly winds. Continued fair Wednesday. Sunrise 6:36 a.m., sunset 5:42 p.m:, moonrise 12:53 p.m., moonset 11:19 p.m. Evening stars: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn.

For 24 hours ended 7 p.m. Monday Oct. 29, 1984: Temperatures: high 87, low 68, mean 78, normal 72. Record high for date 90 in 1981. Record low for date 47 in 1957.

Relative humidity: 7 a.m. 100 percent, 1 p.m. 59 percent, 7 p.m. 79 percent. There was no rain Monday; month's total, 0.56 inch; average for October, 2.82 inches; year's total, 42.14 inches; excess through September, 0.16 inch.

Highest wind speed: 13 mph at 4 p.m. from the northeast. Barometer 7 a.m. 30.13 7 p.m. 30.12 inches.

Ouluth Indianapolis Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis St Louis St Ste Marie West Albuquerque Austin Cheyenne Dallas Denver El Paso Fargo, N.D. Flagstaff Helena Houston Oklahoma City Omaha Phoenix Salt Lake Cty San Antonio Sioux Falls Topeka Tucson Tulsa Wichita 59 76 0.00 Cloudy 53 56 66 74 1.40 Rain 62 67 58 63 0.00 Shwrs 63 73 50 72 0.00 Rain 57 60 63 73 0.00 Cloudy 74 56 85 0.01 Ptcldy 50 53 55 72 0.01 Rain 55 59 62 79 0.00 Shwrs 64 65 58 81 0.00 Rain 59 67 63 73 0.06 Shwrs 57 63 51 68 0.00 Cloudy 48 58 55 70 0.00 Rain 56 60 65 76 0.00 Cloudy 47. 58 66 82 0.00 Shwrs 66 75 62 75 0.11 Shwrs 61 78 68 81 0.22 Cloudy 65 79 69 74 0.27 Cloudy 67 80 73 82 0.00 Cloudy 69 83 63 71 0.27 Shwrs 60 76 63 83 0.00 Shwrs 64 82 70 90 0.05 Cloudy 65 85 70 83 0.00 Ptcldy 63 84 66 78 0.42 Sunny 55 75 64 78 0.00 Cloudy 61 74 67 83 0.00 Ptcldy 63 79 67 81 1.07 Cloudy 64 77 64 83 0.00 Ptcldy 69 85 67 86 0.00 Shwrs 65 78 69 82 0.21 Shwrs 65 82 68 86 0.00 Shwrs 65 79 70 79 0.19 Ptcldy 65 82 36 61 0.00 Sunny 36 68 69 83 0.05 Ptcldy 67 82 20 48 0.00 Fair 24 50 57 80 0.00 Fair 57 77 26 53 0.00 Ptcldy 30 60 43 72 0.00 Fair 41 75 17 30 0.00 Ptcldy 25 43 26 56 0.00 Fair 26 57 19 44 0.00 Snoshw 20 35 70 86 0.00 Ptcldy 70 86 49 56 0.00 Sunny 45 71 31 47 0.00 Ptcldy 31 58 56 82 0 00 Sunny 55 82 30 56 0.00 Cloudy 38 54 68 81 0.00 Ptcldy 68 83 21 44 0.00 Ptcldy 29 59 43 50 0.00 Sunny 32 63 47 77 0.00 Sunny SO 79 55 65 0.00 Sunny 47 73 44 53 0.00 Sunny 36 65 15 32 0.00 Clear 08 25 34 50 0.00 Cloudy 34 50 8 19 0.00 Sunny -15 05 69 85 0.54 Ptcldy 69 86 21 32 0.00 Fair 25 29 45 73 0.00 Sunny 48 74 56 71 0.00 Fair 57 74 44 55 0.03 Shwrs 40 55 56 69 0.00 Fair 57 72 52 63 0.00 Cloudy 50 62 40 49 0.17 Ptcldy 34 46 31 46 0.21 Ptcldy 22 38 52 Panhandle: Foggy morning, turning partly cloudy today with highs near 85. Lows near 70, winds near calm. Slight chance of showers continuing into Wednesday.

North: Clearing today with highs near 85. Mostly fair tonight, lows in the upper to middle 60s. Winds light and from the east. Mostly sunny Wednesday. Central: Sunny today and Wednesday, partly cloudy tonight.

Highs today near 85, lows near 75. Light winds from the east. South: Fair today, highs near 85. Cloudiness increasing through the night with lows in the middle to upper 70s. Light winds from the east.

Sunny Wednesday. Keys: Mostly fair through Wednesday. Highs today near 85, lows in the middle to upper 70s with east winds up to15mph. Hartford New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland Me Providence Syracuse Washington South Asheville Atlanta Birmingham Charleston SC Charlestn WV Charlotte NC Columbia SC Jackson Miss Little Rock Louisville Memphis Nashville New Orleans Norfolk Va Raleigh Richmond Shreveport Midwest Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Oh Des Moines Detroit Far West Anchorage Boise Fairbanks Honolulu Juneau Las Vegas Los Angeles Portland Or San Dieao Avg. 2.10 2.83 Rec.

6.48 8.32 San Francisco Seattle Spokane '84 2.01 2.73 1.85 6.21 3 20 5.28 6.19 7.89 6.12 0.56 0.00 0.00 '83 2.08 8.32 5.37 3.21 1.74 7.54 6.38 4.71 5.16 3.78 1.36 S.34 Yr. 79 '60 '82 '76 '68 60 72 45 '50 '80 '83 44 66 0.05 Sunny 33 59 64 74 0.40 Ptcldy 51 69 65 73 1.25 Cloudy 50 63 63 71 0.30 Cloudy 52 67 34 43 0.00 Ptcldy 34 58 57 70 0.00 Partly 47 56 January February March April May June July August September October November December 3.20 10.54 2.19 6.27 3.96 10.30 7.39 18.28 7.78 19.57 6.32 16.11 5.62 15.87 2.82 14.51 1.78 6.55 1.83 5.34 Canada Calgary -12 05 0.00 Reglna -2 120.00 Edmon. -7 08 0.00 Toronto 37 530.00 Montreal 39 56 0.00 Vancouver 35 430.00 Ottawa 44 52 0.00 Winnipeg 17 260.00 Latin America and Tropics me A.M. P.M. 2 pm 91 Nassau 7 am 75 7 am 52 Rio de Janeiro 9 am 78 9 am 64 SL Thomas 8 am 78 7 am Santiago 8 am 52 7 am 77 Santo Domingo 7 am 74 8 am San Juan 8 am 80 7 am 64 Tegucigalpa 6 am 66 6 am 54 Trinidad 7 am 72 Mln.

Ma. Mln. Ma, 10:20 4:05 10:50 4:35 11:15 5:10 11:50 5:30 6:55 12:05 12:30 6:35 12:45 0:55 1:10 7:15 1:25 7:35 1:50 7:50 2:00 8:10 2:25 8:25 2:35 S'Ai Today Wed'day Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday City Prec City Prec Apalachicola 66 87 0.00 Melbourne 77 85 0.00 Bushnell 69 88 0.00 Miami 75 86 0.00 Clearwater 73 89 Mount Dora 68 88 0.00 Clermont 67 87 0.00 Naples 71 90 0.00 Cocoa 76 86 0.00 N.SmyrnaBc 72 85 0.00 Crestvlew 72 67 0.00 Ocala 72 91 0.00 Crystal River 72 89 0.00 Orlando 69 87 0.00 Daytona Bch 70 85 0.00 Pensacola 73 83 0.00 DeLand 70 85 0.00 Sarasota 70 91 0.00 Eustis 69 88 0.00 St Augustine 70 83 0.00 Ft Lauderdale 76 85 0.00 St Cloud I 70 92 0.00 Fort Myers 73 89 0.00 St Petersbg MM Gainesville 69 88 0.18 Sanford MM Haines City 68 88 0.00 Tallahassee 68 89 0.21 Jacksonville 68 87 0.94 Tampa 71 88 0.00 Key West 78 84 0.03 Tavares MM Klsslmmee 70 87 0.00 Tltusvllle 79 82 0.00 Lakeland 70 91 0.00 Vero Beach 75 85 0.00 Leeaburg 70 91 0.00 W.Palm Bch 75 83 0.00 missing; trace QI love the old Shirley Temple movies. Why do we never hear anything about her? Is she still in the Senate? A Shirley Temple Black, 56, was never a senator. In 1967, she did run in the congressional primary from her California district north of San Francisco.

She was defeated by Paul McCloskey, who later was elected to Congress. Black has served several Republican administrations. She was a U.N. delegate during the Nixon administration, U.S. ambassador to Ghana and chief of protocol for President Gerald Ford.

She has been active in recent years in many 'environmental and political and serves on the board of directors of several corporations. QWhy was Richard Burton buried in Sweden rather than his native Wales? A Burton was buried at Celegny, Switzerland, a town on the shores of Geneva that had been his home for many years. 'Burton spent at least three "months of each year at Ce-Megny and wanted to be buried there. "He called it his little piece of Wales," says his wife, Sally. Although Bur-ton maintained close ties with his family, he had been only a to his native Pontrhy- dyfen, Wales, since he left to -goto Oxford in 1943.

Acapulco Bogota Buenos Aires Havana Kingston La Paz Lima Mexico City World Aberdeen Amsterdam Ankara Athens Bel nit Berlin Bonn Brussels Cairo Casablanca Copenhagen Dublin Geneva Hong Kong Jerusalem Moon phases CD Lisbon London Madrid Manila Moscow New Delhi Oslo Paris Rome Seoul Stockholm Sydney Tokyo Vienna Warsaw noon 66 noon 64 11 am 65 8 pm 78 3 pm 42 Spm 86 1 pm 45 1 pm 60 1 pm 63 9pm 44 1 pm 46 10 pm 58 9 pm 57 1 pm 45 1 pm 39 noon 51 1 pm 58 2 pm 64 2 pm 69 2 pm 75 1 pm SO 1 pm 54 1 pm 54 2 pm 76 noon 67 1 pm 50 noon 62 1 pm 49 8 pm 73 3 pm 66 Broad Street, wants to do a western next. Her plan: To be seated on an oversized saddle while wearing beat-up boots. Linda McCartney is an expert rider and gets to ride a stallion in the new film. However, that ride is during a dream sequence in which she wears the clothes of a fairy-tale character. mo IstQtr.

Full OcL 31 Nov. 8 New Nov. 24 3rdOtr. Nov. 16 MMflmaf i Pensacola: Cloudy with a slight chance of showers through Wednesday.

High today in the middle 80s, low near 70 with winds near calm. Jacksonville: Partly cloudy today, clearing tonight. High near 85, low in the upper 60s, winds light and variable. Slight chance of showers Wednesday. Tallahassee: Cloudy today and Wednesday with high in the upper 80s.

Mostly fair tonight with low near 65. Winds near calm. Daytona Beach: Sunny today with high near 85, low in the low 70s. Light, easterly winds. Mostly sunny Wednesday.

Tampa: Mostly fair today with a chance of isolated showers through Wednesday. High in the upper 80s, low near 70. Light winds from the east. Fort Myers: Sunny today, fair tonight. High near 90, low in the low 70s, with light winds from the east.

West Palm Beach: Clear today with high near 85. Cloudiness increasing tonight with low in the middle to upper 70s with easterly winds up to 15 mph. Sunny Wednesday. Miami: Chance of isolated showers continuing through tonight. High in the middle 80s, low tonight in the middle to upper 70s with easterly winds up to 15 mph.

Clearing and fair Wednesday. Key West: Clear through Wednesday. High today in the middle 80s, low in the middle to upper 70s, winds from the east up to 15 mph. Low A.M. P.M.

High A.M. P.M. DAYTONA BEACH 6:06 12:51 12:14 Florida middle east coast Easterly winds from 10 to 15 knots, seas 2 to 4 feet. Florida middle Gulf Coast: Winds mainly from the east up to 15 knots, seas 2 to 3 feet. Northwestern Caribbean: Easterly winds from 15 to 20 knots, seas 4 to 7 feet.

Southwestern Caribbean: East northeasterly winds from 15 to 20 knots, seas 4 to 7 feet. Today Wed'day Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday 1:52 2:52 3:47 4:34 5:20 6:02 1:15 2:15 3:15 4:11 4:57 5:41 7:10 8:09 9:04 9:53 10:38 11:16 LOW 20 5 7:11 8:18 8:19 10:12 11:00 11:43 HIGH 20 5 Monday Index: 45 (good). Principal pollinators: Ragweed was heavy; grasses and elm were moderate; air molds were light. Air Quality Index key: Good 0-50 Moderate 51-100 Unhealthrul 101-199- Very unhealthrul 200-299- Hazardous 300-above- Source: Fla. Dept.

of Environmental Regulation and-Orange County Health Dept. Weather information compiled, by Lauren McFaul. ADD MINUTES FOR: Diane Sawyer, the newest member of CBS's 60 Minutes, on combining a career and social life: "It's complicated, sure. But the idea that you sacrifice your private life to your professional life is an artificial one. I will make time for my private life.

It matters." Compiled by Mickey Trimarchi from wire reports. ifaaataasaaa. Cocoa Beach New Smyrna Beach All tides subject to wind conditions Surf temperature Monday Daytona Beach Daytona Beach 162.400 MHz Orlando 162.475 MHi Tampa 162.550 MH 78 fCTHTiteflmiim The Orlando Sentinel 1 08th Year No. 304 92 Pages The Orlando Sentinel (ISSN 0744-6055, incorporating The Sentinel Star, Orlando Evening Starr Orlando Reporter Star, Orlando Morning Sentinel and the Daily Sentinel) is published daily and Sunday at a price ot $108 per year by Sentinel Communications Company. 633 Orange Avenue Orlando, Fla 32601 Second class postage paid at Orlando Fla POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Tne Orlando Sentinel, Box 2833, Orlando.

Fla 32802 i Gordon Slick It's likely nobody really knows, how frequently the average citizen takes a bath. You'd think pollsters could answer that one, but they say people won't reply to the question, or if they do reply, tend to evade the truth. Survey findings about baths are erratic and unreliable. Historians but not all others know that Christopher Columbus never did find out what he discovered. Until the day he died, he thought he'd landed on Asia.

Sunglasses were invented long before any other sort of spectacles. Q. I see from the old movies on TV that as Charlie Chan, all three of these actors Warner Oland, Sidney Toler and Roland Winters had the same chauffeur. Who's that actor? A. Mantan Moreland.

He made 310 movies. No, there's no such thing as a queendom. It's a kingdom, son, even if a queen's running it. Q. Don't all the states now have publicly funded kindergartens? A.

All but Mississippi. One Lady Lavery has been credited with starting "the natural look" in the female fashion of several generations ago. At a dinner party in the 1920s, an American admiral, seated across from Lady Lavery, listened to her extol the virtues of blending naturally into one's surroundings. He promptly went out and invented "camouflage." So popular is deep sea fishing in South Africa's Durban that the city buses there are rigged with outside racks to hold fishing rods. Four cents a mile was typical pay for the Pony Express rider.

The horse didn't do that well. Do you have an extra bone in the arch of your foot? Some do, some do. One person in every 20 does, to be specific. Turns up three times more often among men than women. If that cow and sheep are both typical, the cow eats seven times as much as the sheep.

Send your trivia questions to L.M. Boyd in care of The Orlando Sentinel, P.O. Box 1100, Orlando 32802-1100. Tuesday, Oct. 30 The 304th day of 1984.

There are 62 days left in the year. Birthdays: Actress Ruth Gordon, who is 88, and rock 'n' roll singer Grace Slick, who is 45. On this date in: 1 1735 The second U.S. president, John Adams, was born in Braintree, Mass. 1912 Vice President James Sherman died in office.

I 1938 Orson Welles' radio play, War of the Worlds, caused panic nationwide among people who thought invaders from Mars Had landed. 1941 The U.S. Navy destroyer Reuben James was torpedoed off the coast of Iceland by a German submarine. 1945 The government' ended the rationing of shoes. 1953 Gen.

George Marshall was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Dr. Albert Schweitzer also received the Peace Prize for 1952. 1961 The Soviets tested a hydrogen bomb with a force estimated to be 58 megatons. 1 1974 Muhammad Ali regained the world heavyweight To contact circulation: Home delivery 420-5353 Lake County 383-5669 Melbourne 305-725-3401 N.

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1983 Lillian Carter, 85, the mother of former President Jimmy Carter, died in Americus, Ga. It is good for me to draw near to God. Psalms 73:28.