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FEE A the Weather A-13 INDIANAPOLIS NEWS FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1992 NATIONAL FORECAST The forecast for noon, Saturday, July 18. Lines separate high temperature zones for the day. 70s 70s 60s 100S 80s 70s 90s 100s 110s FRONTS: COLD WARM STATIONARY Via Associated Press 1992 Accu-Weather, Inc. Pressure 20 22 HIGH LOW SHOWERS RAIN T-STORMS FLURRIES SNOW ICE SUNNY PT. CLOUDY CLOUDY Storms continue to batter Ohio The Associated Press Ohio's governor has declared a state of emergency as storms continued to batter his state.

Gov. George Voinovich's declaration Thursday covered 16 counties, allowing them to receive state help in cleaning up after tornadoes and flooding that killed two people this week. Up to four inches of rain fell Thursday in parts of Ohio. Some roads and low-lying areas were flooded, but no major flooding was reported and no evacuations were ordered. More rain was reported today, the sixth straight day of rainfall in Ohio.

In southwest Ohio, lightning hit a Butler County man feeding his chickens during a thunderstorm. Glenn Hibbard, 41, was listed in fair condition Thursday night. A car hit a puddle and skidded into a tree Thursday near Wynnewood, killing four people and injuring a fifth. In Bradshaw, Texas, a small twister overturned some storage buildings and uprooted trees Thursday, the Taylor County sheriff's office said. Vital Statistics Dat BIRTHS COMMUNITY EAST Boys 'Hambly, Thomas, Jennifer.

Horton, Michael, Jennifer. COMMUNITY NORTH Boys Bisesi, Paul, Daryn. Dobis, Robert, Carol. Osting, John, Mary. Girls Crone, Jonathan, Cecelia.

Kerns, David, Debra. METHODIST David, Barbara. Boys Armstrong, Laurence, Amy. Atkins, Cameron, Laura. Barron, Jason, Angie.

"Coyle, Kenneth, Cheryl. Elizondo, Carol. Flick, Daniel, Marilyn. "Luster, Alvin, Patricia. Girls Carr, Kevin, Kimberly.

Dawson, Carrie. Edwards, Tonya. Hughes, Traci. ST. FRANCIS Boys Haboush, David, Lizzia.

White, Melisa. Wray, Erica. Girls Berryhill, Ken, Michele. Davis, Patricia. ST.

VINCENT Boys Conti, Joseph, Cheryl. High, Rebecca. Sutton, Fred, Michelle. Toole, Timothy, Sharon. Girls Chafin, Aaron, Jennifer.

Griffith, Tara. Neel, David, Nancy. Pender, Debra. Plummer, Tommy, Maria. Stolworthy, Richard, Juneve.

Yurick, William, Lori. WISHARD Boys Bill, Lakisha. Burden, Michele. Girls Freitag, Melisa. Thomas, Debbie.

INDIANA UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL Boy Christensen, Todd, Vanita. Girls Grimmer, Dennis, Peggy. Payne, DeWanna. HUMANA Boys Collins, Phillip, Melanie. Grote, David, Sheila.

Hamid, Ayman, Knapp, Jeffrey, Tracy, Manuel, Gary, Treava. Scanion, Michael, Luann. BIRTHS Wagner, Robert, Christine. Wilson, Roselyn. Girls DeSutter, John, Jeanna.

Miller, Kurtis, Denise. Robinson, Rusty, Deborah. Wells, Gary, Toni. INJURED IN ACCIDENTS July 15 9:18 a.m., 25th Street and Arsenal Avenue, Wydell Triplet, 2000 block of Amerhurst Drive, neck, back. 11:30 a.m., Rural and New York streets, Bryant Tillman, 2700 block of East New York Street, leg.

11:53 a.m., 13th Street and Emerson Avenue, David Brumley, 5200 block of Massachusetts Avenue, face. 12:28 p.m., 34th Street and Capitol Avenue, Alene Wilson, 600 block of Edgemere Drive, leg. 6:33 p.m., Southeastern Avenue and Pleasant Run Parkway North Drive, Kelly Strode, first block of South Dearborn Street, hip; Tony Hurt, 3100 block of East Minnesota Street, leg. MARRIAGE LICENSES Allen, Timothy; Lester, Sabrina. Boberschmidt, Andrew; Hung, Susan.

Bond, Kyle; Boltz, Kathy. Born, Lawrence; Hamilton, Elizabeth. Bradley, Patrick; Geiger, Kittie. Brissey, Jason; Bennett, Rebekah. Cento, Geurino; Lepere, Brenda.

Crabtree, Clarence; Jones, Laberter. Davis, Alfred; Radford, LeAngela. Dowell, John; Haywood, Heidi. Edwards, Chad; Shields, Suzanne. Engstrom, John; Greene, Mary Ann.

Gilbert, Ornell; Majors, Lescinnia. Goebel, W. Scott; Harris, Laurie. Harris, William III; Floyd, Kelley. Light, Richard; Dixon, Danielle.

Lowhorn, Brian; Flake, Diana. Lowry, Ronald; Spitler, Patricia. Ma, Yi; Roemer, Lou Ann. Malicoat, E. Frank; Eads, Antoinette.

McKnight, Randall; Hall, Karen. Miller, Peter; Osburn, Jennifer. Miller, Scott; Zatkoff, Amy. Mross, Steven; Heath, Barbara. Nash, Dennis; Wilson, Julie.

Parry, John; Ryker, Patricia. Poindexter, Todd; Dumas, Cheryl. Popa, Michael; McMullen, Kimberly. Price, Joseph; Rodich, Leslie. Rohrer, Larry; Smiley, Cathy.

Rose, Douglas; Malone, Michelle. Rowley, David; Nangie, Nadine. Seyfried, Philip; Beisel, Theresa. Spoor, Arthur; Shadley, Judith. Weaver, Thomas; Swallow, Julia.

Williamson, David; Wright, Wenona. Wise, Robert; Wise, Karen. Zeis, Christopher; Erwin, Shannon. DIVORCES FILED Altman, John, Beth. Browning, James, Kathryn.

Clifft, Kevin, Monica. LOTTERY WINNERS The Associated Press ILLINOIS Thursday Daily-4: Daily-3: 7-1-0-3. 4-6-3. INDIANA Saturday'e jackpot: $6 million. Daily-3: 8-2-3.

KENTUCKY Daily-4: 1-7-7-9. Daily-3: 8-7-2. July 11 winners: Steve Isley, 45, of Saturday's jackpot: $4 million. Deiphi, won the $2.5 million jackpot. OHIO Five numbers were matched by 63 tickets Daily-3: 1-2-4.

for $992 each. Four numbers were Daily-4: 7-7-8-0. matched by 3,067 tickets for $43 each. Saturday's jackpot: $16 million. The number: 12-14-18-22-32-42.

MICHIGAN Saturday's jackpot: $1 million. Daily-3: 2-7-9. Daily-4: 5-9-9-9. Hoosier Hotline: 1. Keno: 5, 8, 11, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 900-420-CASH.

Cost: 50 cents per minute. 29, 32, 36, 38, 42, 50, 56, 57, 65, 68, 71, 73 MULTI-STATE LOTTERY and 75. Saturday's jackpot: $2 million. Saturday's jackpot: $10 million. INDIANAPOLIS Tonight: Partly cloudy and cooler.

Low in the low 60s. West wind around 5 mph. Saturday: Partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers. High in the low 80s. CITY TEMPERATURES 3 a.m.

68 97 8 a.m. 68 97 4 a.m. 68 97 9 a.m. 68 97 5 a.m. 69 97 10 a.m.

69 93 6 a.m. 69 97 11 a.m. 69 90 7 a.m. 69 97 INDIANA FORECAST North: Partly cloudy and a little cooler tonight with a chance of showers. Lows in the upper 50s.

A 30 percent chance of rain Saturday morning. Highs in the upper 70s. Central: Partly cloudy and a little cooler tonight. Lows in the low 60s. Partly cloudy Saturday with a 30 percent chance of showers.

Highs in the low 80s. South: Partly cloudy tonight. Lows in the mid to upper 60s. Partly sunny and pleasant Saturday. Highs in the mid-80s.

Extended: Mostly sunny and pleasant Sunday and Monday. Lows in the upper 50s to the mid-60s. Highs from the upper 70s to the mid-80s. Warmer Tuesday with a chance of thundershowers. Lows in the mid to upper 60s.

Highs in the mid to upper 80s. FARMING OUTLOOK Opportunities for outdoor work will increase with a window of drier weather Saturday through Monday. Thunderstorm chances will increase again about Tuesday of next week. Wet ground and heavy dew threaten to extend the amount of time needed to cure new cuts of hay. Harvesting of wheat may be able to resume some locations this weekend or early next week.

INDIANA CITIES (24 hours to 7 a.m. today) City Hi Lo Pcp. Evansville 88 70 0.12 Fort Wayne 81 65 0.08 South Bend 79 61 0.25 LUNAR PHASES FULL LAST NEW FIRST MOON QRTR MOON QRTR Aug. 13 July 22 July 29 Aug. 5 NATIONAL TEMPERATURES (Saturday's Outlook) City Wthr Hi Lo Albuquerque, N.M.

ptcldy 91 64 Anchorage showers 65 53 Atlanta ptcidy 87 69 Atlantic City ptcldy 82 67 Baltimore ptcidy 88 70 Billings, Mont. sunny 86 58 Birmingham, Ala. tstrms 85 68 Bismarck, N.D. ptcidy 80 55 Boise, Idaho ptcldy 95 61 Boston showers 86 67 Buffalo ptcldy 78 62 Burlington, Vt. tstrms 79 60 Caribou, Maine rain 73 57 Charleston, S.C.

mocidy 91 74 Charleston, W.V. ptcldy 84 62 Cheyenne, Wyo. sunny 78 54 Chicago sunny 79 55 Cincinnati ptcidy 82 61 Cleveland ptcidy 82 Columbus, Ohio ptcldy 82 60 Concord, N.H. showers 85 63 Dallas-Ft Worth ptcidy 92 Dayton ptcldy 83 Denver sunny 84 58 Des Moines sunny 80 62 Detroit ptcldy 81 58 Honolulu sunny 89 74 Houston ptcidy 92 75 Jackson, Miss. tstrms 89 69 Kansas City sunny 81 Las Vegas sunny 106 Lincoln, Neb.

fair 83 Little Rock, Ark. ptcldy 88 Los Angeles haze 85 67 Louisville ptcldy 84 64 Madison, Wis. sunny 78 55 CLIMATIC DATA Indianapolis (Thursday) High 85 Low 62 Total cooling Degree Days Below 65 Since Jan. 1 355 Precipitation Total for Thursday 0.29 For Month 8.69 For Year 23.65 (Today) Record High (1887) 100 Record Low (1976) 51 Sunrise 5:31 a.m. Sunset 8:11 p.m.

Sunrise Saturday 5:32 a.m. AIR QUALITY (As of 3 p.m. Friday) Reported by Indianapolis Air Pollution Control Board Indianapolis Std. Inhalable matter 28.0 150 Sulfur dioxide 22.0 365 Ozone 110.0 1,130 Carbon monoxide 1.4 10 Pollutant standards index 47, rated good. Memphis ptcidy 87 Miami Beach ptcldy 89 Milwaukee sunny 78 Mpls-St Paul ptcidy 77 Nashville ptcidy 86 New Orleans tstrms 89 New York ptcidy 86 Oklahoma City ptcldy 89 Omaha, Neb.

fair 82 Orlando ptcidy 93 Philadelphia ptcidy 88 Phoenix sunny 110 Pittsburgh ptcldy 82 Portland, Maine showers 78 Portland, Ore. sunny 87 Providence, R.I. showers 85 Raleigh, N.C. mocidy 88 Rapid City, S.D. ptcldy 85 Reno, Nev.

ptcldy 92 St Louis sunny 83 Salt Lake City ptcldy 91 San Antonio, Tex. ptcidy 95 San Diego ptcldy San Francisco ptcldy St Ste Marie ptcldy 72 Seattle sunny 83 Syracuse, N.Y. ptcldy Topeka, Kan. ptcldy 86 Tucson, Ariz. sunny 106 Tulsa, Okla.

ptcidy 89 Washington ptcldy 90 Wichita, Kan. ptcidy 86 ILLINOIS FORECAST Tonight: Partly cloudy north. Fair south. Lows 55 to 60 north a and in the 60s south. Saturday: Mostly sunny.

Highs upper 70s to mi INDIANA FORECAST Saturday, July 18 Accu-Weather forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures MICH. South Bend Chicago Fort Wayne Lafayette OHIO Indianapolis ILL. Cincinnati Evansville Louisville KY. DIVORCES FILED Close, Michael, Theresa. Crooks, John, Phyllis.

Davis, Ronnie, Mae. Dettmer, Michael, Mary. Hoop, Bruce, Karen. Jeter, Richard I1, Kimberly. Kirn, David, Lisa.

Lane, Michael, Susan. Limbach, Kent, Diane. Martin, Terry, Katheryn. DIVORCES FILED Ramey, Reusser, Robert, Jimmy, Timothy, Ronda. Donna.

Betsy. Hyperthyroidism Reuter, may Truex, Robert, Barbara. Secor, Gregory, Michele. Van Sheets, Horn, Timothy, Robert, Starr. Ella.

affect heart condition Vass, Julius, Sandra. 9. What relationship is there between hyperthyroidism and a heart condition? Joe, Phoenix. A. Hyperthyroidism means that the individual's metabolic activity is accelerated.

Among the symptoms that accompany this condition are heart palpitations and more rapid heart rate and breathing. If the patient already has a heart condition, byperthyroidism can aggravate it, and this would increase the patient's risk of a heart attack. 9. If a young child receives a cochlear implant because of some hearing loss, does the implant have to be changed as the child grows older? Cheryll, Raleigh, N.C. A.

The cochlea does not change in size. Therefore, a child receives the same implant that an adult does. 9. What causes the temporary cessation of breathing during sleep? Randy, Phoenix. A.

The condition you refer to, sleep apnea, involves breathing difficulties or temporary cessation of breathing during sleep. The basic reason is a narrowing of the airways, which may be took his king and queen of diamonds, hitting a snag when East discarded. He switched to clubs immediately, holding his losses to "only" two clubs, two hearts and a diamond for one down. The second declarer was willing to forgo his overtrick(s) to improve his chances for nine tricks. He cashed the diamond king and overtook his diamond queen with dummy's ace.

Had diamonds split 3-2, he would have conceded a diamond to claim nine tricks. When they failed to break. he pushed through dummy's club jack, using the heart king as a second entry to take a second club finesse. The club suit posed no problems and declarer took a well-earned nine tricks. Ability dees count more than confidence.

KENTUCKY FORECAST Tonight: Mostly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms. Lows 65 to 70. Saturday: Partly cloudy with scattered showers. Highs 80 to 85. MICHIGAN FORECAST Lower Peninsula Tonight: Partly cloudy.

Lows in the 50s. Saturday: Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 70s to low 80s. Upper Peninsula Tonight: Partly cloudy. Lows near 50.

Saturday: Partly cloudy. Highs in the mid-70s to low 80s. OHIO FORECAST Tonight: Variable cloudiness with a chance of showers or thunderstorms. Lows from 60 to 65. Saturday: Partly cloudy with a continued chance of showers or thunderstorms.

Highs in the low to mid-80s. HEALTH Dr. Neil Solomon due to an inherited trait (for example, large tonsils) or to some obstruction of the walls of the airway (for example, a tumor). The condition becomes more prevalent with age. Obesity also increases the risk.

In very severe cases, breathing may be interrupted hundreds of times during a single night. For Randall, Bakersfield, There does appear to be some evidence that excessive television viewing is a cause of aggressive behavior in children. Address questions to Dr. Solomon care of The News, Box 145, Indianapolis 46206-0145. Los Angeles Times Syndicate Bid with the Aces As South, you hold: SOUTH KQ865 6543 5 053 The bidding: North East South West 1 Pass 1 Pass 2 Pass 9.

What do you bid? A. Four hearts. North's reverse promises a very good hand. Jump to game to show good values. Send bridge questions to The Aces, P.O.

Box 12363, Dallas, TX 75225. with self-addressed, stamped envelope for reply. Williams, Phillip, Christina. Wilson, Charles, Linda. Battle over X-rated videos continues in Hendricks County By ROGER BOYD News Correspondent The players may have changed, but the battle over stocking X-rated films on Hendricks County video store shelves continues.

Hendricks County Prosecutor Kevin Hinkle, video store proprietors' attorney Richard Kammen and Citizens for Community Values coordinator Diane Mayer agreed Thursday "nothing has changed," even with the Indiana Civil Liberties Union's entry into the dispute. Last Friday, Hinkle retracted two paragraphs of a June 26 directive for store owners to remove the movies. His action came after a letter from ICLU executive director Sheila Suess Kennedy. She told the prosecutor, "Whatever the merits of your position with respect to materials which have been previously deemed obscene by a court of law, you clearly have no authority either by virtue of your office or under obscenity law to 'pronounce' what constitutes a community standard In essence, Hinkle's move means shopkeepers won't be warned beforehand if a decision to prosecute is made. Hinkle said, "I'm going to confine my activity to utilizing the Indiana statutory framework, which calls for a probable cause determination in the event one wants to use a search warrant, if you're going to seize a tape one rents." The prosecutor added, "Within a 10-day period after a tape is seized or within 10 days after a charge is made, either side can have a probable cause hearing before a judge" to determine whether a case would go to trial.

"We do not regard the threat as over and we have been doing a tremendous amount of work in anticipation of some moves by the prosecutor," said Kammen. Aces On By BOBBY WOLFF United Feature Syndicate South dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH 82 A 10 8 7 6 4 9 WEST EAST J4 9 10. 9 6543 J932 5 42 SOUTH A 10 9 2 VA 7 A 10 8 7 6 The bidding: South West North East 1 NT Pass 3 NT All pass Opening lead: Heart queen. "It generally happens that assurance keeps an even pace with ability." Samuel Johnson. Today's no-trump game was played in a team competition, with both South players exuding confidence.

As often happens, one declarer had more justification for his confidence than the other. The first declarer took his heart ace and saw 10 easy tricks (three in the major suits, six diamonds and one club). Perhaps he might even squeeze another trick if the opponents discarded poorly. With no fear of the future, he.