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Irk THE TAMPA-TRIBUXE-TIMES, Sunday, July 1972 NEWSMAKERS Cool Air Leaves East And South FL0RIDA7WEAT NATIONAL I uiTinuil ur artCD CPDl'fF ifMvilllliiAi iONAR NOAA, U.S. Dept. of commerce II 111 tsk a. a. 70 7n By The Associated Press A cool air mass remained anchored yesterday over the Atlantic and southeastern states.

For the last four days the huge air pocket has produced season record low temperatures in parts of the East. A warm up, however, is starting. After records were set early yesterday morning in parts of 12 states from Wisconsin and Arkansas to the Virginias and Florida, the sun boosted readings into the 70s and low 80s. Scattered thunderstorms developed from eastern Texas to Minnesota and western Wisconsin. Thundershowers hit the southern part of Florida.

Rain spread across western and central Washington and the Oregon coastal area. Afternoon temperatures ranged from 54 at Du-luth, to 106 at Blythe, Calif. Spassky-Fischer Chess Match Gets NewReferee From Tribune Wires LOTHAR SCHMID, the referee of the Spassky-Fischer championship chess match, will not be able to officiate at the first game in Iceland on Tuesday. Schmid today flew to his home in Bamberg, Germany, upon receiving news that his 10-year-old son had been injured in a bicycle accident. The injury was reported not serious.

The assistant referee, Gudmundur Arnlaugsson of Iceland, will replace Schmid, who expects to be here for the second game on Thursday. Birgitte van Deurs, an attractive 25-year-old blonde Danish secretary, married Prince Richard of Gloucester yesterday and became a royal princess in line for the throne. The ceremony was in the 13th century Church of St. Andrew in Barnwell, England. Prince Richard is a cousin of Queen Elizabeth and 10th in line of succession to the throne.

It was a royal wedding but all the pomp and pagentry of a state occasion was absent from the rural peace surrounding the old rose-covered stone cottages with thatched roofs nestling round the church. LOWELL ELLIOTT, of Peru, who found $500,000 in hijacking ransom money in a soybean field, apparently has gone into seclusion. Elliott, 64, found the bag of money, dropped by the skyjacker when he jumped, in a field south of Peru on June 26 and turned it over to the FBI intact. The FBI four days later arrested suspect in connection with the hijack. American Airlines offered Elliott and his family an expense-paid trip to Hawaii as a reward for finding the money.

But Elliott said he would rather have cash. S. P. Fay, the airline's Indianapolis manager, returned the next day with a check for $10,000, but Elliott turned that down, too, saying he thought he should get at least $25,000. Newsmen have been trying unsuccessfully to contact Elliott all week to see if he has had any second thoughts about the matter.

Figures Shew High Temperatures Expected For Daytime Sunday The Nation And Canada Tampa Tampa Temperature (Prior to 7 p.m.) High 92 70 Normal: 90 Low. .73 Hourly Readings 1 A.M 73 1 P.M 87 2 A.M 73 2 P.M 89 3A.M 72 3 P.M..... 91 4 A.M 72 4 P.M..... 92 5 AH 71 5 P.M..... 88 6A.M 70 6 P.M.....

87 7 A.M 71 7 P.M..... 85 8 AM 73 8 P.M 85 9 A.M 76 9 P.M 81 10A.M 76 10 P.M..... 79 11 A.M 84 11 P.M 76 Noon 84 74 Rainfall Totals for 24 hours ending 7 P.M. 0.00 Total this month to date 0.36 Total since January 1 15.85 Normal for July 8.60 Normal for year 51.27 Humidity 1P.M. 59 7 P.M.

61 Barometer 7 A.M. 30.14 7 P.M. 30.08 Discouragement GRAAFF REINET, South Africa (ffl A cautious motorist here keeps a poisonous puff adder snake in the trunk of his car, to discourage thieves. FLORIDA CITIES ho lata el Precipitation Net Indicated Consult Local Forecast Today's Outlook NATIONAL WEATHER Showers are predicted in many sectors of the nation today, including the Northeast tip of the country, most of Arizona, in and around Louisiana, southern Florida and much of the Great Lakes region. The rest of the nation will be sunny and warm, except for a cold front pushing in from Central Canada.

Apalachicola 86 74 Clewiston 85 70 .79 Daytona Beach ..86 76 Ft. Lauderdale ..87 74 .22 Ft. Myers .90 71 .03 Gainesville 86 64 Islamorada ..86 75 Jacksonville .85 61 Key West ........88 76 .53 Lakeland 88 70 .30 Ocala 92 68 .27 Orlando 89 75 Pensacola ...87 71 St. Petersburg ...90 71 Tallahassee 88 64 Vero Beach 87 73 .19 W. Palm Beach ..88 76 High Rain Albany, NY.

.....80 53 .01 Albuquerque ....96 60 Amarillo 93 64 Anchorage .69 54 Asheville .......81 50 Atlanta 83 64 Billings 57 Birmingham ....85 64 Bismarck .......82 58 .22 Boise 94 61 Boston ..........76 60 Brownsville .90 73 .07 i Buffalo ..........75 57 Burlington .77 51 Calgary 78 50 .02 Casper 49 Charleston, S.C. .81 68 Charleston, WVa. 80 Charlotte, N.C. ..82 63 Chicago .........66 62 Cincinnati 86 57 Cleveland .......74 57 Columbus, 0.v....77 56 .14 Dallas-Ft Worth 93. 65 High Low Rain Paul ...69 61 .22 New Orleans 90 64 New York .......80 61 North Platte 89 52 Oklahoma City ..83 64 Omaha 86 66 Ottawa 78 55 Philadelphia ....81 59' .11 Phoenix 103 81 1 Pittsburgh ......73 53 r.02 Portland, Me.

...73 Portland, 54 Raleigh .83 57 Rapid City .......84 55 .20 Regina 73 51 .06 Reno 88 44 Richmond ...:.82 55 St. Louis 64 Salt Lake City ..95 56 San Antonio .93 73 i San Diego 4.76 65 San Francisco .65 53 r- St: Ste. Marie ..77.:. 53 Seattle .........65 54 Shreveport 69 .18" Spokane :..73 60 Toronto 48 Tucson 96 74 Vahcouver 66 52 .24 Washington 78 61 Wichita 65 .09 Winnipeg 83 63 .03 THE TAMPA TIUtUNE AND THE TAMPA TIMES Tli Tampa Tribww (Morning), Trw Toapa Tinn (Craning), and Tha Tampa Tribvna and Tha Tampa Timat (Sunday), ara publishes) ay Tha Tribtin JANE FONDA arrived in Hanoi yesterday at the invitation of a North Vietnamese committee, a Japanese report from Hanoi said. The Ninon Denpa news agency said, Miss Fonda is expected to inspect IT, S.

bomb damage in her one- to two-week stay. She will meet with North Vietnamese people at various levelsL it added. Miss Fonda is an Antiwar activist and an actress in the United States. -V- 50 84 63 75 58 .19 ..59 48 .09 53 .10 ......97 71 78 60 84 65 .02 Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Edmonton El Paso Fairbanks Fargo Company, at Kennedy Blvd. and Mar gan Street, Tampa, Florida 33602, an Zone Forecasts Generally fair becoming partly cloudy with a slight chance of showers.

Lows 65 to 70. Highs 86 to 92. Northeast to east winds 10 to 15 m.p.h. Rah probability 20 per cent. I Partly cloudy.

Thundershowers becoming more likely. Lows in the 70s. Highs 88 to 94. Mostly east winds 10 to 15 m.pJ). gusty near thundershowers.

Rain, probability 20 per cent. Partly cloudy with a chance of thundershowers. Lows mid to upper 70s. Highs 88 to 92. Mostly east winds 10 to 15 m.p.h.

gusty near thundershowers. Rain probability 40 per cent. Marine Forecasts Savannah to Cape Kennedy Northeast to east winds 10 to 15 knots. Gusty winds near widely scattered thundershowers mainly south portion. Cape Kennedy to Key West including Florida Bay Mostly east winds 10 to oc- casionally 15 knots.

Gusty winds near scattered thundershowers. Cape Sable to Tarpon Springs, Tarpon Springs to atfilkne of Media General, Inc. Second APVEBTTSEMENT Greek Sailor Dies Of Burns On Greek Ship MIAMI Of) One sailor burned to death, another fell overboard and a dozen crew-mates huddled on the deck of the burning Greek freighter Nikolaos Kontaras yesterday in the Caribbean Sea, the U.S. Coast Guard said. The 320-foot ship registered at Athens reported a "very bad fire in the engine room and sent SOS signals Friday night, from a position about 150 miles northeast of Curacao, according to Petty Officer Roger Townsend.

Apalachicola Variable mostly east winds 10 to occasionally 15 knots. Gusty winds near a few thundershowers. Bay Area Forecast Partly cloudy through tomorrow with a chance of afternoon and evening thundershowers. The high today will be in the low 90s ani the low in the low 70s. Variable winds will prevail from 10 to 18 m.p.h.

Rain probability is 40 per cent. TIDES Tides, sun and mooi phases may be found on Page 10-D. Orphan? SALISBURY, Rhodesia- tf "I'm an orphan," wailed a defendant in court pleading for leniency. "I have to support my mother." clam postage paid at Tampa, Florida. TRIBUNE HOME DELIVERY KATES Dairy Sunday Daily Sunday 1 Week .85 .30 4 Ween 3.40 2.40 1.20 13Weeb 11.05 7.10 3.90 26 Ween 22.10 15.60 7.80 52 Ween 44.20 31.20 15.60 Timet Daily Only, 50c per week.

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