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A2 Daily Record, Morris County, N.J., Thursday, September 12, 2002 DAYBOOK EmTHER jj ilMai De iro AREA FORECAST NY CT 0 Ck'' 0 Patsrson 74 Morrlstojtin 78 lethal Weapon' star against war PA fe ThP sisters recorded the commercials for the ASSOCIATED PRESS I Trenlon 75j ABC Radio Network, and the spots began airing' late last week in a national awareness campaign. I Long Branch 73 TODAY: Sunny and breezy, high 73-78. At night, clear and cool, low 47-52. FRIDAY: Mostly sunny and pleasant, high 75-80. At night, fair and cool, low 50-55.

SATURDAY: Mostly sunny and warmer, high 77-82. At night, partly cloudy, low 54-59. SUNDAY: Partly sunny and warm, high 79-84. At night, chance of showers, low 59-64. MONDAY: Morning showers, afternoon sunny, high 72-77.

At night, fair and cool, low 62-67. 0 NJ Camden 7(F) If Buzz AJdrin was defending himself when he swung at a man who asked him to Danny Glover urged an audience of more than 700 people at the University of Arkansas to take a more active role in their communities and in the world. The star of films including "The Color Purale" and the "Lethal Weapon" series OH o. swear on a Bible mat ne a rjeen 10 the- 4 'Wf Atlantic City 76 Vlneland 76 said, "It's extremely important that we lis- ten to and learn from one another in the 0E moon, tne iormer asuuimut yumicist said. "Buzz Aldrin was protecting himself and his stepdaughter when he was aggressively confronted outside a Beverly Hills hotel," publicist Robert O'Brien said in a prepared statement Tuesday.

Authorities were investigat; ing a report by Bart Sibrel, 37, larger global community." Glover said war is not the key to fighting terrorism. Instead, he said, the government should i NATIONAL FORECAST The.AccuWeather.com forecast for noon today. ism," such as poverty. id Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Robert De Niro and his Tribeca Film Institute partner, Jane Rosenthal, are looking for scripts with scientific or technological themes for possible who said the Apollo 11 astro- naut attacked him Monday at the Luxe Hotel.

ASSOCIATED PRESS Danny Glover, seen hete in Lawrence, Veteran cinematogri- urges an audience at the University of pher-director Jack Arkansas to take an active role in the world. Cardiff, who turns 88 On Sept. 18, got a surprise birthday cake at the Toronto International Film Festival and responded by singing lyrics from the song "You Make Me Feel So Young." The scripts, due Nov. 1, should have a leading character who is a scientist, mathematician or engineer. Each submission should include a feature-length script, a short synopsis up to two pages, and the writer's resume.

Scripts should be sent to the Tribeca Film Institute, 375 Greenwich New York, NY 10013, Attention: TribecaSloan Film Program. Serena and Venus Williams, in a series of nationwide radio public-service announcements, are urging people to buckle their seat belts. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS: Actress Irene Dai-ley is 82. Actor Ian Holm is 71. Actress Linda Gray is 62.

Singer Maria Muldaur is 59. Singer Barry White is 58. Actor Peter Scolari is 48. Actress Rachel Ward is 45. Actor Darren E.J Burrows is 36.

Rock musician Larry LaLonde (Primus) is 34. Rock singer Liam Gallagher (Oasis) is 30. Actor Paul Walker is 29. 60f 70S r-! pN I i )J V'l i 60s f- A 80s r8 'A 100sWT 1 1 70s 30s90sV 80s A-J- FRONTS: NEW YORK TODAY IN HISTORY COLD WARM STATIONARY 2002 AccuWeather, Inc. Wind sends debris crashing down on Columbus Circle Pressure: CD High Low Sunny Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Pt.

Cloudy Cloudy THE NATION'S WEATHER WORLD CITIES Temperatures indicate yesterday's high Memphis 87 63 cloudy Conditions during the 24 hours ending and overnight low through 8 p.m Miami Beach 86 76 rain at 8 a.m. yesterday. HI Lo Nashville 85 60 cloudy HI Lo Albany.N.Y. 78 49 clear New Orleans 91 74 clear Amsterdam 68 58 rain Amanllo 81 62 cloudy Orlando 88 74 rain Athens 86 66 clear Anchorage 58 47 rain Philadelphia 83 57 clear Barbados 89 78 rain Atlanta. 84 66 cloudv Phoenix 101 76 clear Beijing 69 57 rain Boston 81 53 cloudy Pittsburgh 78 50 clear Berlin 80 '60 clear Burlmgton.Vt.

75 57 cloudy Portland.Ore. 87 57 cloudy Bermuda 86 77 cloudy Charleston. S.C. 82 67 cloudy Reno 89 49 clear Cairo 100 75 clear Chicago 79 57 cloudy St Louis 82 60 cloudy Dhahran 104 79 clear Cincinnati 83 54 clear Salt Lake City 79 54 cloudy Hong Kong 82 77 rain Cleveland 78 53 clear San Diego 77 66 clear Istanbul 79 64 clear Dallas-Ft Worth 91 70 cloudy San Francisco 70 57 clear Kabul 84 53 clear Denver 74 51 cloudy Santa Fe 79 52 cloudy London 70 50 cloudy Detroit 78 55 cloudy Seattle 78 54 clear Mexico City 77 55 rain El Paso 88 65 cloudy Shreveport 91 67 cloudy Montreal 90 55 rain Greensboro. N.C.

82 50 clear Spokane 88 54 clear Moscow 73 49 rain Honolulu 89 73 cloudy Syracuse 79 50 cloudy Nassau 88 76 rain Houston 92 71 cloudy Tampa-St Ptrsbg 87 75 rain New Delhi 85 72 cloudy Jacksonville 83 73 cloudy Topeka 80 60 cloudy Paris 70 49 cloudy Key West 89 82 cloudy Tucson 94 68 clear Rome 79 62 cloudy Las Vegas 95 70 clear Tulsa 85 65 cloudy Sydney 60 44 ram Little Rock 89 61 cloudy Washington, D.C. 82 52 cloudy Tel Aviv 93 72 clear Los Angeles 83 62 clear Wilkes-Barre 79 50 clear Tokyo 87 72 cloudy Louisville 85 53 cloudy Wilmington. Del. 83 54 clear Warsaw 78 54 clear NEW YORK (AP) A construction worker was critically injured Wednesday afternoon when gusting winds blew a piece of plywood off the AOL Time Warner Center under construction in Columbus Circle, authorities said. Two passers-by suffered minor injuries.

The 36-year-old carpenter was undergoing surgery for head trauma at St. Luke's-Roosevelt Medical Center after the accident, said hospital spokesman Mike Quane. The man, who was working on the site, was struck in the head by the falling wood. The accident occurred outside the building, under construction at 10 Columbus Circle, said Diane Kramer, of the city buildings department. Winds at neighboring Central Park were measured at up to 31 mph.

"It looks like because of the windy conditions, the wood blew off the building," Kramer said. As a safety precaution, several surrounding blocks were closed, said Mary Costello, vice president of corporate commii-nications for Bovis Land Lea3e: the building's construction management company. At each corner, small groups of people attempted to negotiate their ways to their homes and offices past yellow police, tapes fluttering in the gusting wind. To prevent injury from falling debris to passengers entering the Columbus Circle subway station, NYC Transit began bypassing the station in both directions at 1:40 p.m. on the and' Nos.

1 and 2 lines. The 2.1 million-square-foot AOL complex will eventually' become the media giant's new headquarters and the home of Jazz at Lincoln Center. 1 Today is Thursday, Sept. 12, the 255th day of 2002. There are 110 days left in the year.

In 1609, English explorer Henry Hudson sailed into the river that now bears his name. In 1938, Adolf Hitler demanded self-determination for the Sudeten Germans in Czechoslovakia. In 1944, during World War II, U.S. Army troops entered Germany for the first time, near Trier. In 1960, Democratic presidential candidate John F.

Kennedy addressed the issue of his Roman Catholicism, telling a Protestant group in Houston, "I do not speak for my church on public matters, and the church does not speak for me." In 1977, South African black student leader Steven Biko died in police custody, triggering an international outcry. In 1988, Hurricane Gilbert slammed into Jamaica, killing 45 people and causing damage estimated at up to $1 billion. In 2000, Hillary Rodham Clinton became the only first lady to win an election as she claimed victory in the New York Democratic Senate primary, defeating little-known opponent Dr. Mark McMahon. One year ago: Stunned rescue workers continued to search for bodies in the World Trade Center's smoking rubble a day after a terrorist attack that shut down the financial capital, badly damaged the Pentagon and left thousands dead.

AREA STATISTICS SUN MOON TODAY Sun rises: 6:35 a.m. Sun sets: 7:12 p.m. Moon rises: 1:09 p.m. Moon sets: 10:49 p.m. HIGH TIDES TODAY A.M.

P.M. POLLEN Yesterday at UMDNJ in Newark Total pollen: 71 grains Trees: grains Grass: 34 grains Weed: 37 grains Ragweed: 22 grains (A count of 20-200 is moderate; more than 200 is high; more than 2.000 is very high) Mold Count: 4,734 (A mold count of more than 900 is moderate; more than 2,500 Is high; more that 10,000 is very high) The deftreeiay figure, an index of cooling, indicates how far the day's mean temperature rises alxjve 65. The higher the number, the greater demand on cooling systems. COMFORT INDEX: 10 for today, on a scale of 1-10) AIR QUALITY: Excellent PRECIPITATION Total yesterday: 0 Record: 2.77 inches (1954) Month to date: 0.54 inches Normal month to date: 1.43 inches Year to date: 28.94 inches LOCAL TEMPERATURE Yesterday's Hi: 78 Low: 62 Normal HI: 79 Low: 54 Record HI: 97 (1983) Low: 38 (1995) Humidity: 7 a.m. 79 3 p.m.

29 Winds: NW at 20 mph DEGREE DAYS Yesterday: 5 Month: 53 Season: 913 Last season: 822 Normal to yesterday: 705 CORRECTIONS Richard Philius of Irvington, who was involved in a fatal mini-van accident in Morris Township last December, remains an employee of St. Clare's Hospital, as correctly reported in a story Wednesday. A headline over the story incorrectly said the opposite The Daily Record corrects factual errors as soon as they are brought to our attention. Errors should be reported to Executive Editor Dennis M. Lyons or Managing Editor Jack Bowie at (973) 428-6200 12:27 1:01 11:57 12:21 11:54 12:17 12:01 12:26 12:25 12:45 Sandy Hook Pt.

Pleasant Seaside Hts. Atlantic City Cape May 2) Normal year to date: 33.82 inches LOTTERY FIRST QTR. Sept. 13 FULL MOON Sept. 21 NEW MOON Oct.

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