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10-A Great Falls Tribune Wednesday, July 9, 1986 1 from the city, but isn't responsible I Black Eagle, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor criminal mischief for striking a car with a crow bar. To appear July 13, Blend court. On the record LayLynne Moss, 34, Sioux City, Iowa. DEATHS SMITH Laura M. Smith, 3639 6th Ave.

S. Deathsfunerals 'Tiger9 Burns Jfcp A Statistics BIRTHS ABERG Daughter to Kelly and Scott Aberg, Fort Benton. ANDERSON Daughter to Paula and Gordon Anderson, 4436 Gumwood. AUMAUCK Daughter to An-gelika and Thomas Aumauck, 1009 Lincoln Drive. AVALOS Son to Tracy and Ar-cadio Avalos, 1200 29th St.

S. BALLOW Son to April and Charles Ballow, 1014 3rd Ave. S. BENTON Daughter to Deanna and Terry Benton, 5524 Acorn. CASTO Daughter to Melody and Richard Casto, 868 Lincoln Drive.

GALLOWAY Son to Lola and Steven Galloway, 614 12th St. N. HASKETT Son to Ui-chong and James Haskett, 157 Malmstrom Drive. HILPERT Daughter to Patti and Bruce Hilpert, 1436 8th Ave. NW.

HUGHES Daughter to Cynthia and Shaffer Hughes, 4717 Joshua. LENTZ Son to Antoinette and Carl Lentz, 705 Lincoln Drive. MICALE Son to Diane and Pete Micale, 4543 A Hickory Drive. OSBORNE Son to Samantha" and Howard Osborne, 725 2nd Ave. No.

34. RAY Son to Vicky and Jeffrey Ray, 151 Malmstrom Drive. TADUANO Son to Colleen and Kurt Taduano, 2010 River Drive No. 38. TORRES Daughter to Karen and Alan Torres, 5130 Walnut Street.

MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS FREEMAN-KNEDLER James Allen Freeman, 25, Fort Benton, and Brenda Jan Knedler, 24, Geraldine. MELTON-KEEL William Thomas Melton, 27, Sheffield, and Katherine Mary Keel, 26, Great Falls. EBBENGA-PETALCU Neil Robert Ebbenga, 20, Malmstrom Air Force Base, and Rose Delores Petal-cu, 22, Great Falls. BROWN-RIEDEN Scott Ken-Brown, 22, and Lisa Lou Rieden, 22, both of Great Falls. KERN-WINTERS Kenneth Karl Kern, 23, Olympia, and Lora Lee Winters, 24, Great Falls.

BEECROFT-YUILL Jeffrey Dean Beecroft, 23, and Denice Ly-nette Yuill, 20, both of Great Falls. WATERS-BROWN Duane Ray Waters, 51, and Lorraine Konesky Brown, 51, both of Great Falls. THORNTON-GRIFFIN Morgan Guy Thornton, 33, and Kathy Griffin, 34, both of Great Falls. SHELTON-MOSS Gary Dale Shelton, 46, Salix, Iowa, and Linda Weather Harry "Tiger" Bums, 82, who worked as a Tribune printer for nearly 50 years, died Tuesday morning in Salem, where he had resided for the past four years. Born in Butte, Burns first home in Great Falls was the Cascade County Jail, where his mother worked as a matron.

He began working as an apprentice printer at the Great Falls Leader on June 6, 1921. He worked for some time in Spokane, Butte and Anaconda before returning to Great Falls, and at the of his retirement in 1972 had been employed by the Tribune for 47 straight years. He was a life member of the Elks and a longtime member of the Elks Drum and Bugle Corps, and had been an officer in the Great Falls Typographical Union. Bums was married to Juanita Penland in Great Falls in 1933. Survivors include the widow; a daughter, Beverly Crowley of Salem; a son, Tom Burns of Yakima, and four grandchildren.

Memorial Mass will be at 11 a.m. today in Salem. Cremation has taken place. Wallace Strane Wallace W. Strane, 86, died Monday in the Fort Harrison Veterans Hospital near Helena.

Strane was born at Zeingle, Iowa. A veteran of World War he was married to the former Venna Zbin-den, who is a former resident of Great Falls. The couple lived in Salt Lake City, Utah, Spokane and Seattle, San Francisco and Menlo Park, Calif, and Boise, Idaho, during his career as an accountant for Shell Oil Co. His wife survives with a son, Robert Strane of Pittsburgh, and two stepchildren, Joyce Knowles and John Zbinden, both of Great Falls. James R.

Radack, 28, 517 5th Ave. fined $100 contempt of court for failure to pay $700 in fines from convictions for possession of drug paraphernalia, obstructing a peace officer and assault. Also pleaded guilty to failure to carry registration, no driver's license, driving without proper equipment and no vehicle insurance; fined $100. Dean W. Ekblad.

20, 707 7th Ave. pleaded guilty to concealing a wanted person for locking himself in a house, careless driving and passing on right without due regard for safety; fined $100. Noel A. Damon, 23, St. Ignatius, pleaded guilty to driving while privilege to do so is suspended or revoked, second offense, and failure to have proof of II-abilty insurance.

Fined total of $160 and sentenced to 20 days in jail with 10 suspended. Gayla J. Yarbrough, 36, 120'2 10th St. pleaded guilty Monday to domestic abuse by slapping her husband. Fined $500, with $490 suspended, and sentenced to 180 days with jail time suspended.

Artie K. Yarbrough, 33, 1202 10th St. pleaded guilty to domestic abuse by slapping his wife. Fined $500, with $490 suspended, and sentenced to 180 days with jail time suspended. Thomas H.

Weaselhead, 53, 1113 6th Ave. pleaded guilty to criminal trespass to Hardees, misdemeanor assault for striking Sheri Grosbusch and disorderly conduct for yelling threats at restaurant customers. Sentenced to 27 days in jail, with credit for time served. Jesse H. Stone, 52, 2705 3rd Ave.

pleaded guilty to domestic abuse for hitting and choking his wife, Marie. Fined $500, with $390 suspended, and sentenced to six months with jail time suspended. Bruce R.A. Reed, 25, 1300 Central, pleaded guilty to domestic abuse for punching and slapping Brandy Smith and criminal mischief for breaking Royal Hotel window. Fined $500, with $390 suspended, and sentenced to 190 days with jail time suspended.

Rick L. Hinkle, 26, 1408 11th St. NW, pleaded guilty to domestic abuse for hitting Debra Hinkle and throwing her across a room, disorderly conduct for yelling obscenities from his sidewalk, obstructing a peace officer and misdemeanor assault for hitting police officer in face with wallet. Fined $500 with $390 suspended; sentenced to 40 days in jail, with an additional six-month suspended sentence and six-month deferred sentence. Anthony T.

Hine, 59, 217 9th Ave. pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct for sleeping on sidewalk. Sentenced to 10 days in jail. Henry Duckhead, 51, 700 10th St. pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct for laying down on sidewalk and refusing to move.

Sentenced to 10 days in jail. Kenneth L. Bull Plume, 29, Browning, pleaded guilty to criminal trespass. Fined $100 and sentenced to 10 days with jail time suspended. David A.

Evenson, 20, 501 5th Ave. S. No. 2, pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence of alcohol, second offense. Citations for operating vehicle with expired driver's license, failure to carry registration and operating vehicle without proof of liability insurance were dismissed because proof was shown.

Fined $400 for DUI and sentenced to 180 days in jail, with all but seven days suspended on condition he pay fine on time, complete DUI school, surrender driver's license, not use alcohol, not go in bars and have no traffic or alcohol offenses for 180 days. JUSTICE COURT James Rodney Steele, 24, Rural Route 4481, charged with fourth offense driving under the influence, basic rule violation, obstructing a peace officer and driving with revoked license. Bail: $1,500, on condition that he not drink alcohol and is not in any place that sells alcohol. To appear July 15, Justice Carroll Blend court. Lavem Anthony Abele, 25, 631 23rd Black Eagle, charged with domestic abuse for allegedly injuring a female by striking her in the face and head.

Bail: $500, on condition that he has no contact with victim and does not go near her residence. To appear July 21, Blend court. Alan Michael Wagner, 39, Vaughn, charged with domestic abuse for allegedly striking family member in the head and face. Bail: $500, on condition that he not contact victim and does not go near her residence. Bail: $500.

To appear July 31, Blend court. LeRoy Yeager, 43, Rural Route 1532, sentenced to one day jail and fined $100 contempt of court for failure to serve one day jail on a previous contempt of court conviction for failure to pay $500 fine. He originally pleaded guilty to three counts of issuing a bad check, misdemeanor. Vance court. Steve Paul Haefer, 519 11th St.

also known as Steve Fetterer, charged with violation of terms of deferred felony theft sentence. Had pleaded guilty to felony theft and received three-year deferred imposition of sentence. Allegedly violated probation for failure to make $1,650 restitution. Bail: $2,500. To appear.

Lillian Olson Broughton, 52, 736 Skyline Drive, found not guilty by jury of passing in no passing zone and driving under the influence. Justice Gladys Vance court. Jackie L. Stroop, 27, 505 6th Ave. charged with issuing a bad check, misdemeanor.

To appear July 16, Justice Carroll Blend court. David Patrick Dwyer, 36, 2515 Central Ave. charged with driving under the influence. To appear July 15, Blend court. David Everett Ramstead, 27, 1212 4th Ave.

NW, charged with burglary on a Missoula County warrant. Bail: $10,000. To be transferred to Missoula Robert James Herman, 62, Augusta, charged with issuing bad check, misdemeanor. To appear July 21, Blend court. Douglas Brian Flanagan, 1705 7th Ave.

charged with violation of terms of deferred sentence. Accused of violating three-year deferred felony theft sentence. Allegedly moved without permission and failed to submit monthly written reports. Bail: $2,000. Billy J.

Maney 42, 1711 Colorado Bankruptcies The following petitioners seek help in liquidating assets under Chapter 7 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. AK Equipment, Lewistown farm machinery and equipment dealer and service shop, which began business Nov. 1, 1979. Debts $900 taxes, $2,006,117 secured, $1,918,459 unsecured.

Assets $1,946,836. M.H. Kuhn president, and K. Sue Kuhn, vice president, of AK Equipment, Lewistown. Debts $104,191 secured, $1,510,737 unsecured.

Assets exemptions claimed $49,960 (vehicle, home, furniture, cash). Rita M. Callahan, 1509 2nd Ave. Lliei. ucuia Assets $931; exemptions claimed $200 (household goods, clothing).

Timothy Derek Mullin, 803 30th St. store clerk. Debts $2,636 secured. Assets $972; exemptions claimed (nousenora goods, books, personal possessions, cash, bank account). Stephen K.

and Kay A. Seymour, Shelby, receiving Social Security disability. Debts $12,133 secured, $10,110 unsecured. Assets exemptions claimed $500 (furniture). Ernest G.

and Kathryn A. Gaines, Lewistown, National Guard and apprentice baker. Debts $190 taxes, $32,875 secured, $12,823. Assets exemptions claimed $2,690 (household goods, car, rifle). Katherine B.

Burket, 265 Washington cashier. Debts $8,394 unsecured. Assets $800; exemptions claimed $800 (clothing, household goods, earnings). Charles R. Jr.

and Donise Haddock, doing business as Two Medicine Wholesalers, Shelby. Debts $4,624 taxes, $51,770 secured, $99,886 unsecured. Assets exemptions claimed $49,500 (household goods, clothing, homestead, two guns, two horses). David P. and Marlene J.

Richey, Sidney and Great Falls, heavy equipment operator and homemaker. Debts $78,057 secured, $145,067 unsecured. Assets exemptions claimed $7,250 (homestead, household furnishings, clothing, pickup, insurance, pension). Chapel Chimes funeral 1219 13th St. South 110 Hit Groat Falls Phone 452-31 31 DAVEY Graveside Services for Albert R.

Davey, 83, of 1501 9th St. S. will be held at Sunset Hill Cemetery In Bozeman at 2 p.m. this Thurs. Viewing from 9 a.m.

to 9 p.m. today. SMITH Services for Laura M. Smith, 68, 3639 6th Ave. S.

are pending and will be announced by The Chapel of Chimes upon completion. Funeral Directorsk Telephone 406-453-0315 GOAD Services for Elmer Goad, 28, are pending and will be announced when completed. Where friendship dwells and proves itself 1307 CENTRAL AVE I iGREAT FALLS. MONTANAfj 59401 2425-8th AVENUE NORTH 453-7257 SCHMIDT Memorial services 11:15 a.m. this Wednesday at Holy Family Church for Allan G.

Schmidt, 83, 3205 11th Ave. 7. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Memorials to the Monarch Volunteer Fire Department are suggesrea. NOW BUYING Bvrag Cans Aluminum and Slvel meet or baat all prlceil WEISSMAN RECYCLING 3rd Ave.

S. I 3rd Great Fails van 3 movies i vat RENT 3 MORE THURS. FI and GET VCR FREE! MING THE STARS HOME TONIGHT! 1 2 9TH ST. SOUTH 761-3QH3 4 mm iui uic icauuuuis. A Tribune story last week incorrectly named an organization working to finance construction of a monumental statue of Jesus Christ in Cut Bank.

The name of the organization is the International Peace Committee. A Tribune obituary Friday incorrectly identified Kelly Lee Wilkins, infant son of Darlene J. Wilkins and Robert L. Stark, 718 7th Ave. as a girl.

The child, who died July 2, was a boy. Information provided the Tribune Tuesday for an obituary for Albert Davey, 83, 1501 9th Ave. incorrectly identified the surviving daughter as Janet L. De Ambrosio. Her name is correctly spelled Janet L.

D' Ambrosio. The obituary also incorrectly stated he had two surviving granddaughters. Surviving are two grandsons and one granddaughter. Great Falls Municipal Band performing outdoor concert 7:30 p.m. in the Gibson Park band shell.

No charge. Lunch box book review p.m. in Library Plaza, north of the Public Library. Anita Osborne of the Bookmobile staff to discuss "Bus Nine to Paradise" by Leo Buscaglia. CITY COURT James Raymond Burdette 20, 3601 8th St.

NE, pleaded guilty to no vehicle insurance; fined $100. Also pleaded guilty to red light violation; imposition of sentence deferred three months if he pays $25 court costs. Donald Schenk, 49, transient, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct for urinating in public; sentenced to two days jail, credit one. Jeffrey Dean Mora, 21, 4016 5th Ave. pleaded guilty to driving with suspended license; fined $250.

Also pleaded guilty to failure to remain at property damage accident scene; fined $100. Israel Todd Cantrell, 20, 1005 2nd Ave. No. 49, pleaded guilty to speeding 61 in 30 mph zone; fined $100. Robin L.

Bodner, 23, 506 5'2 Ave. SW, arrested on suspicion of second offense driving while under the influence, speeding, no registration, no lights, no vehicle insurance, obstructing a peace officer and a warrant for traffic offenses. Bonds totaled $2,135. Thomas Lame Bear 44, 1530 4th Ave. NW, arrested on suspicion of driving while under the influence and no proof of liability insurance.

Bonds totaled $420. Brian J. Weiss, 19, 824 E. 50th St. arrested on suspicion of driving while under the influence of alcohol, speeding and unlawful transactions with a minor.

Bonds totaled $460. Rick Lee Hinkle, 26, 1408 11th St. NW, arrested on suspicion of domestic abuse, simple assault and disorderly conduct. No bail. Lance M.

Loberg, 18, Geyser, arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence, no driver's license, no taillight and minor in possession of beer. Bail: $440. To appear. David W. Lambert, 24, 118 16th arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence.

Bail: $310. John D. Diekman, 26, 1701 20th St. arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and driving wrong way on oneway street. Bail: $370.

Jerome M. Stafford, 34, 3608 8th Ave. arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. Bail: $310. James A.

Francetich, 22, 5515 2nd Ave. arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and failure to remain at ac cident scene. Bail: $535. Charles Edward Cornwall, 20, 3319 6th Ave. pleaded guilty to second offense driving under the influence; fined $400 and sentenced to 180 days jail with all but seven suspended if he completes court school, surrenders driver's license, refrains from use of alcohol, stays out of taverns and has no alcohol or traffic offenses for 180 days.

Also pleaded guilty to speeding 63 in 35 mph zone and no vehicle insurance; fined $200. William "Sonny" StUl Smoking, 55, transient, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct for refusing to move from in front of 322 Central sentenced to one day jail. 9-A become law. The commission would confirm or reject appointments by the executive. An advisory board would be created to advise the county commission on policy concerns and give the county commission feedback on its actions.

Two people from each of the county's five districts would be elected to the advisory board for two-year terms, but would not be paid. Taxes would be limited to their present amount. The mill levy on real and personal property may be increased only by an affirmative vote of a simple majority of those voting on such an issue. "No new taxes may be imposed without an affirmative vote of the majority" of voters, the charter states. The charter could be am-mended by a commission resolution or by initiative petition signed by at least 15 percent of the qualified county electors.

9-A $9,424,262, a drop of 6.2 percent. City government collects about one-fifth of local property tax dollars, while local schools gain more than half of the property taxes here. Today Courts A memorial service will be Thursday at 11 a.m. in Central Christian Church, 1025 Central Ave. State deaths HAVRE WILSON, Sybil 67, died Monday in a local hospital.

Services will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the Holland Bonine Chapel. She was bom in Harve. She married Ed-mond A. Fisk in 1938.

He died in 1944. She married Roy A. Wilson in 1944. They were divorced. Survivors include five sons, Lawrence Fisk of Havre, Clifford Wilson of Helena, Wallace Wilson of Havre, Maurice Wilson of Miles City and Lloyd Wilson of Havre; six daughters, Viola Fisk of Fairbanks, Alaska, Barbara Johnson of Havre, Evelyn Gilead of Havre, Juanita Schweitzer of Spokane, Phyllis Brough of Havre, Florence Wahlen of Havre; 30 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

FORT BELKNAP ELL, Sam, 50, died at his residence in Harlem on Monday of natural causes. Funeral Mass will be 10 a.m. Friday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Fort Belknap; burial in the Hiway Cemetery. Rosary will be 8 p.m. Thursday at the Ditmar residence.

Born at Fort Belknap. He attended schools in Harlem. He served in the Army during the Korean Conflict and worked on farms and ranches in the Harlem area. Survivors: sisters Louise Ell of Harlem and Salina Ditmar of Fort Belknap. Edwards Funeral Home of Chinook is in charge of arrangements.

CHINOOK ALLMAN, Harry, 87, died Tuesday at the Sweet Memorial Nursing Home in Chinook. Memorial services will be 2 p.m. Friday in the Edwards Funeral Home Chapel. Cremation has taken place. Remains will be interred in the Kuper Memorial Cemetery.

Raised and educated at Winnipeg, Manitoba. Married Clara Olson in 1935. They moved to Chinook in 1937. He owned and operated Allman's Refrigeration and Harry's Cafe for many years, retiring in 1979. Survived by his wife; sons, Harry of Seward, Alaska, John and Tom of Madison, daughters, Barbara Donohue of Shelby, Colleen Reel and Carol Fleury, both of Woodland, brother, George Ullman of Helena; sisters, Mary Pettapiece and Eva Ullman, both of Victoria, B.C., Phyllis Beach of Morehead, and Millie Hector, Alexandria, 11 grandchildren, two greatgrandchildren, numerous nieces and nephews.

LIBBY MALONEY, Betty, 69, died Monday at her home of natural causes. Service 2 p.m. Thursday at the Vial Funeral Home; burial, Libby Cemetery. Born in Seattle, she lived for 28 years in San Diego. In 1964, she moved to Libby, then later to White-fish.

She returned to Libby in 1977. Survivors: husband, Henry of Libby; son, John Berkheimer of Libby; stepson, Joe Maloney of Columbia Falls; stepdaughter, Henrietta Marie Crook of Gillette, Wyo; and eight grandchildren. Corrections The restrooms in the warming house at Gibson Park are operated by the city of Great Falls. A news story in Monday's Tribune incorrectly indicated that a robbery that occurred in the restrooms had happened at McDuck's Restaurant rest-rooms. McDuck's leases its restaurant space in the warming house Study duties previously handled by other county departments.

The CEO's starting salary would be $36,000 per year. Five part-time commissioners would be elected to four-year terms to replace the current three full-time commissioners, who serve six-year terms. The commission "shall have no power to direct any officer or employee subject to the direction and supervision of the Chief Executive Officer," the draft charter states. But the commission would specify the duties and responsibilities of each county department head, other than the CEO. Each commissioner would be paid a starting salary of $6,000 per year.

Each ordinance passed by the commission would be presented to the CEO. If approved, the CEO would sign the ordinance and it would become law. If not approved, the ordinance would be vetoed and returned to the commission. If the ordinance receives affirmative votes from four commissioners, it would Tax. services are simply too costly to justify, Johnson said.

The city's proposed general operating budget of $8,836,110 this year, compared with last year's figure of Great Falls Variable cloudiness through tonight with 30 percent chance of showers and thundershowers. Afternoon west winds 10 to 20 mph. High 75- 80, low tonight 50-55. Partly cloudy Thursday with light west winds. High upper 70s.

GREAT FALLS PRECIPITATION 24 hours to 6 p.m 0.07 Jan. 1 to date this year 8.36 Total this month to date 0.65 Jan. 1 to date last year 5.89 Same month last year 0.03 30-yr. norm to date 9.84 Normal this month to date 40 Sunrise 5 41 a.m. Sunset 9 20 p.m.

Montana extended forecast, and mild. Edmonton 79 47 clr Friday through Sunday Glasgow temps 85 58 82 pop pi pns0 91 Prtv East of Divide -Warm and 20 40 10. Evonsville 95 73 rn dry Friday. Scattered after- Fairbanks 75 56 cdv noon and evening thunder- Montana temperatures c-ran 7s i i )hI showers Saturday and Sun- City High Low Pep. A day.

Highs In the 80s and low Anoconda 79 47 .19 T. 90s. Lows in the 50s. Baker 87 52 cZtSZ rll ,1 Belgrade 82 43 .01 West of Divide Scattered Big Timber 84 44 fa showers and thunderstorms Billings 85 50 Honolulu 89 76 cdv about Saturday, otherwise Bozeman 78 51 tr Huston 88 74 .08 cdy mostly dry and warm weath- Broadus 85 53 .03 Indianapolis 93 73 .14 cdy er. Highs mostly In the 80s.

Butte 76 42 .07 Jackson.Mlss. 94 69 .32 cdy Lows 45 to 55. Cut Bank 80 44 tr Jacksonville 96 74 clr Dillon 74 49 .04 Juneau 63 53 cdy Montana zone forecasts Drummond 81 43 .19 Kansas City 90 73 .08 cdy Northwest Wednesday, Glasgow 86 55 Las Vegas 100 76 clr mild with occasional showers Glendlve 83 53 .07 Little Rock 94 73 cdy in the morning diminishing by Great Falls 84 52 .07 Los Angeles 83 62 clr afternoon. Wednesday night Malmstrom 81 49 Louisville 94 74 rn and Thursday, partly cloudy. Hamilton 73 49 .01 Lubbock 91 66 cdv Kalispell temps 72 48 75 pop Hardin 90 60 Memphis 95 77 cdv 50 10 10.

Harlowlon 83 42 Miami Beach 86 76 .35 cdv Libby temps 78 46 82 pap 50 Havre 85 51 Mldland-Odessa90 66 cdv 10 Helena 80 59 .04 Milwaukee 80 63 .41 cdv Kalispell 78 47 tr Mpls-St Paul 79 66 .07 cdy Westcentral Wednesday, Lewistown 80 43 .06 Nashville 95 69 cdy mild with occasional showers Libby 84 45 New Orleans 91 70 .01 cdv In the morning diminishing bv Livingston 42 .04 New York City 93 78 clr afternoon Wednesday night MMes atv 86 52 .05 96 77 cdy Ta Mlssoula 77 45 North Platte 90 59 clr Mi MP Plentywood 86 49 Oklahoma City 97 72 clr Red Lodge 77 46 .03 Omaha 90 72 clr rhink Roundup 83 49 Orlando 92 73 cdv wHnl.W KLh Superior 83 40 Philadelphia 94 75 clr Wednesday and Wednesday ohiv ln night, variable cloudiness 1' tn '7 cjr with scattered showers and wisdom 10 11 2 thundershowers. A little cool- Wlsdom 7' 37 ,0 Por 88 56 clr er. Thursday, partly cloudv. Portland.Ore. 78 55 clr Cut Bank temps 76 48 7 pop rM.

Providence 89 75 clr 50 30 10. ritl' SiTI Roleiflh 99 78 cay H' Rapid City 81 58 .01 cdv Southwest Wednesday iH. tl cdy Re9ina 77 55 02 cav and Wednesday night, varla- ASf0 52 55 Ren0 84 47 clr ble cloudiness with scattered 2hJIa. rZ Richmond 98 74 cdv showers and thundershowers. Si 23! Sacramento 91 59 clr Thursday, partly cloudy with cl St Louis 96 78 cdy scattered showers over the Salt Lake City 92 67 clr mountains.

oil 79 San Antonio 93 68 cdv Helena temps 78 52 78 pop 94 02 San Diego 75 65 clr 3030 7fl rdv San Francisco 69 56 clr eman temp, 76 48 76 pop ZTcT 80 59 .08 cd 5 03020- Boise 84 64 cdy St Ste Marie 74 52 .01 clr 3 Northcentral Wednesday 75 fhreveport 93 cdv and Wednesday night, mostly Brownsville 93 71 cdy l) cloudy with scattered Buffalo 77 64 cr showers and thundershowers. Burlington.Vt. 85 71 clr Spokane 77 61 cdv Thursday, partly cloudv Casper 85 47 .02 cdy Syracuse 84 Ml cir Hatmmn KM 40 Charleston.S.C. 94 78 clr Tampa-St Ptrsb2 73 .42 clr Havre temps 82 55 BO pop 40 4, rn Topeka 91 76 .01 clr Chorlotte.N.C. 99 77 .01 clr Tucson 102 81 cdy Central Wednesday and Cheyenne 81 49 cdy Tulsa 97 77 clr Wednesday night, scattered Chicago 83 63 .95 cdy Vancouver 72 56 clr showers and thunderstorms.

Cincinnati 92 69 cdy 78 .33 cdy Thursday, partly cloudy. Cleveland 89 68 cdy Wichita 93 74 clr Lewistown temps 78 50 76 Columbla.S.C. 104 76 clr Wilkes-Borre 85 69 clr pop 30 30 10. 91 70 cdy 74 cdy I- Concord.N.H. 86 59 clr Northeast Wednesday Dallas-Ft Worth96 73 clr Notional Temperature Extremes and Wednesday night, partly Dayton 91 71 .06 cdy for Tuesday cloudy and warm with widely Denver 85 56 cdy Low 35 at West Yellowstone, scattered thunderstorms late Des Moines 91 71 cdy Mont.

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