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The Sioux City Journal, Monday, October 17, 1977-A5 Cribbage standings I lot Monday II Hometown folks search or student relentlessly Suit. I II 1 Figuitt show high ttmptraturti lor aroa. Irom Riverside Park Inn 6 11,556 Pheasant 11,434 Shuffle Inn 11,418 BigR 11,409 Riverside 7 11,253 Riversides 11,219 Silver Dollar 11,174 Park Inn 4 11,087 Perfect score Frank Droyd. Sioux City Cribbage Clubs Continental StopOver 11,434 Dog House 11,340 Elbon 11,339 Country 11,258 Pheasant 11,254 Rudy's 11,233 Gene's 11,216 Eddies 11,124 Perfect scores Ken Felix, Dog House; Roger Groves, Gene's. ata Showtti Stationary Octludid KMm mmmm ZZZ NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, NOAA, U.S.

Dipt, ol Commtrc. River Stages Temperatures Sunday, Oct. 16, 1977 Sioux City Omaha 19.1; Down .01 6.1; No change began the weekend after Miss Harmeier vanished. "Two days after Ann was reported missing, I called Mrs. Harmeier and asked if there was anything I could do," said David Weston, Dublin Elementary School principal.

"That's when Ernie Alder a retired state police sergeant and another neighbor of the Harmeiers and I decided to put out the posters." Thousands of posters bearing a picture and description of the blue-eyed, blonde Miss Harmeier have been distributed, he said. Weston, Alder and Miss Taul set up the Ann Harmeier Search and Reward Committee, which has collected more than $10,000 in pledges and $5,000 In cash thus far. Small search parties of area residents and Bloomington citizens are helping police scour parts of the Morgan-Monroe State Forest and combing remote areas in southern Indiana and Kentucky. Six billboards displaying Miss Harmeier's picture have been erected between Cambridge City and Bloomington. Stories for two national magazines, a public broadcasting documentary and local television and radio spots are in the works.

Police, observers and even the citizens themselves are amazed at the Intensity of their determination. But all of them agree that the key to the community zeal lies with Miss Harmeier herself. Ann Louise Harmeier lives In the hearts and minds of these people, for her church work, her devotion to her mother, her talent. Her father, Robert, died of a brain tumor when she was 4 years "old. CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind.

(AP) Ann Louise Harmeier, 20, could be considered nothing more than a statistic one of thousands of persons reported missing each year, In time destined to be erased from police computers and human memories. But Miss Harmeier, a lifelong resident of. Cambridge City, is a symbol of the ability of the 4,000 people who live in this small eastern Indiana community and adjacent towns to counter frustration and despair with optimism and determination. The people are searching for Miss Harmeier. And they won't give up until they find her.

On the morning of Sept. 12, the Indiana University junior loaded her clothes and books into a car and headed for the campus in Bloomington, about 105 miles away. She stopped at service stations several times en route because she was having car trouble. She was last spotted standing outside her disabled car along Indiana 37, two miles north of Martinsville, less than 20 miles from campus. The Rev.

Rose Taul of Cambridge City Presbyterian Church, a family friend, became alarmed when Miss Harmeier failed to telephone her that night as planned. The next day, she and Miss Harmeier's mother, Marjorie, retraced the route Miss Harmeier had taken. They found the loaded car, emergency lights flashing, abandoned by the roadside. Where Is Ann? 7 That question, in bold, black type, is spread throughout the nation on bumper stickers, posters and billboards, all part of a massive campaign that Miss Harmeier returned home often while at Indiana University, "probably more than she should have," says her mother, a music teacher for Western Wayne Schools. "She loved her home," she says.

A drama major and an A student, Miss Harmeier's gift for singing and acting landed her a supporting role in a university musical. She had sung with two other girls at community functions for 11 years: "She always was ready to use her talent," Miss Taul said, "even if it meant changing her schedule. "Ann is very special Just the most special person very mature, sensitive and so good to elderly people, even though she has no reason to care about them. She Just does. "It would be a horrible, Insensitive community that wouldn't unite to find her.

In a larger town, it wouldn't have happened but here, we're like a family." Three state police detectives have been assigned full time to the case, but leads are few and far between and evidence Is scarce. "This incident has all the indications of foul play," said state police Sgt. Donald Gastineau. "It's not like she walked away from the dorm or something." Gastineau said police even have followed up leads supplied by psychics who claim to have "certain feelings" about the disappearance. "I wouldn't want it said that the state police used psychics.

Let's just say at this point we have an active investigation going on, and we still have to look at every possibility runaway, amnesia, I everything," he said. National 1 a.m. 34 11 a.m. 48 2 a.m. 34 Noon 4 54 3a.m.

i 31 1p.m. 58 4a.m. 30 2p.m. 60 5 a.m. 30 3p.m.

62 6a.m. 26 4p.m. 63 7a.m. 28 5p.m. 64 8 a.m.

29 6p.m. 62 9a.m. 32 7p.m. 58 10a.m. 40 Temperatures Temperatures and precipitation for the 24-hour period ended at 7 p.m.

Sunday. American Little Caesar's Town House Ginnies, -Paxton Riverside Joe's Oby's 11,631 11,537 11,533 11,229 11,196 11,187 11,061 OutPatient 11,046 mix) prc out 67 37 73 39 CUTS 38 dr 3S 34 (B (B 31 .15 dr 61 46 .06 dr 44 .01 dr 75 33 dr 72 42 dr 6 44 .75 in 85 SO dr 42 40 .15 65 56 dr 47 51 34 .04 dr 48 34 .14 dr 47 40 J6cdy dr dr dr cdy .02 dr dr dr dr .44 clr dr 18 cdy 92 55 64 42 0 60 55 42 64 42 64 66 47 34 56 26 70 55 65 51 70 31 62 33 52 61 67 46 96 71 46 40 52 31 Kan's uy Vegas Little Kick Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Mpls-SI New Orleans New York Okla. Cily Omaha Orlando Philad'phil Phoenix Pittsburgh Ptland.Ore. Rapid City Richmond St. Louis St.

P. Tampa Salt Lake San Diego SanFrau Seattle Spokane Waslungun Albany Alliu Amanilo Anchorage AsbeviUt Atlanu Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Bullalo CharlitnSC CharlsUiWV Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dal Ft Will Denver DesMolna Detroit DuluUi Fairbanks HartM Helena Honolulu Houston Ind'apolis Jacks'ville Juneau North Star Shuffle 11,385 Rock-It 11,335 Viking 11,274 TJ's 11,194 Stockmen's 11,191 Sitz 11487 Lighthouse 11054 11,045 67 49 79 36 63 43 JO 57 34 81 51 77 43 A A 6 71 40 50 43 56 31 45 32 56 30 19 13 89 35 70 30 90 77 75 53 51 40 47 45 3 cdy OS .05 rn dr dr dr .0 dr dr .39 Rebels 74 62 61 53 61 50 65 44 59 44 .07 dr dr 45 cdy 11,464 11,442 11,361 11,340 11,301 11,251 11,051 Low Sunday 26 HighSunday 64 Average 45 Normal average 54 Departure Minus 9 Daily warming degree days 20 Accumulated daily warming degree days for month 270 Sunrise 7:40 Sunset 6:41. Forecasts Sioux City and vicinity Partly cloudy with a slight chance of a shower Monday. High mid 60s. Mostly clear Monday night and Tuesday.

A little cooler Monday night, low near 30. High Tuesday lower 60s. Northwest wind 15 to 25 miles per hour Monday. Chance of precipitation, 20 per cent Monday. Partly cloudy and warmer Monday with a chance of a few showers.

Highs mostly in the 60s. Becoming generally clear Monday night Tuesday. Lows Monday night near 30 north to mid 30s south. Highs Tuesday In the upper 50s to mid 60s. Nebraska: Partly sunny and turning cooler Monday.

Highs in the 60s. Fair Monday night, lows in the upper 20s to low 30s. Sunny Tuesday. Highs mostly In the 60s. South Dakota: Partly cloudy, windy and cooler Monday with chance of a few sprinkles east.

Highs mid 50s to low 60s. Gear Monday night and colder east. Lows mid 20s to low 30s. Sunny Tuesday. Highs mid 50s to low 60s.

Minnesota: Occasioanl cloudiness Monday with chance of a few scattered light showers mostly northeast. Northwest wind 15 to 35-miles per hour Monday. Clear to partly cloudy Monday night and Tuesday. High Monday 50s to lower 60s. Lows Monday night upper 20s and lower 30s.

Highs Tuesday upper 40s northeast to lower 60s southwest, Capital Embassy Eagles 20th St. Library Scandia Red Room Paradise 10,826 National 11,392 11,387 11,341 11,320 11,230 11,201 11,170 Don Prince's Swedes Bud's Harold's Brass Rail Blue Mill Carousel Sydney Perfect 10,993 score Nichols, Swedes. Joyce Mahon is royalty finalist at UNL A young woman from South Sioux City has been chosen as a finalist In this year's homecoming royalty contest at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She is Joyce Mahon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Mahon, Route 1. She is majoring In vocal music education and is a member of Sigma Alpha Iota, music sorority, as well as Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Eta Sigma, honorary societies. Miss Mahon is a member of Angel Flight and Phi Mu sorority and chairman of the Panhelienic Judiciary Committee. She also sings with the University Singers. Finalists in the contest were selected from a field of more than 50 candidates and the group Includes five men and 10 women.

Students will vote Tuesday and Wednesday to select a couple to represent the university at the homecoming celebration The finalists will be presented at a pep rally preceding the buffalo barbecue Friday afternoon. The Nebraska Comhuskers will meet the University of Colorado Buffalos at Lincoln Saturday. Precipitation Missionary to give talk A missionary, who has been working in Russia and several European countries, will speak at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Victory Chapel at 20th and Streets in South Sioux City. The Rev.

Andrew Rasmussen and his wife, Ruth, will talk about their experiences overseas. The public is Invited. 0 .05 1.42 .99 Plus .43 30.78 23.44 Plus 7.34 Precipitation Sunday Normal for Oct. 16 Total for October Normal for month Departure Total year to date Normal year to date Departure 3 POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT HAMILTON DEACH PREMIUMS FOR SECURITY SAVERS. FREE OR AT SPECIAL PRICES.

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