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1 8 Part I Monday, August 17, 1981 Cos Angetea Slimes WE A THER Reports and Forocasts From Across the Nation Weather summary for selected chlee. Including overnight Iowa and daytime highs. Precipitation la for 24 hours ending at 5 p.m. POT. 1 1 Sunday PoreoestMon.

ForeoestTue. Sunday ForoeaetMon. ForeceetTuee. City LoM Preeip. aether LoHI aether LoW Chy UHi Preeip.

Weether LeHi Weether LoHI Albany 8380 .28 Sunny 8272 Sunny 8078 Juneau 8060 .06 Ptddy 4862 Ptcldy 4962 Albuquerque 6390 .16 Ptcldy 6388 Ptcldy 8488 Kansas City 6676 Sunny 8774 Sunny 6277 Amarillo 6581 .26 Cloudy 6279 Ptcldy 6084 LesVegee 73103 Sunny 73108 Sunny 76108 Anchorage 4768 .16 Ptcldy 4681 Cloudy 4860 Little Rock 7282 .27 Cloudy 7286 Ptcldy 6886 Atlanta 6978 ,68 Tstrms 7684 Tstrms 8979 Louisville 7284 Sunny 6979 Ptcldy 6081 Atlantic City 7386 .32 Sunny 6279 Sunny 6080 Memphis 7892 .02 Shwrs 7287 Shwrs 7083 Austin 79101 Shwrs 7698 Ptcldy 7394 Miami Beach 7784 .66 Tstrms 7886 Ptcldy 7788 Baltimore 7287 .27 Sunny 8180 Sunny 6882 Milwaukee 8568 Sunny 6171 Sunny 6373 Billings 6788 Sunny 6691 Sunny 6086 Mors St. Paul 6671 Sunny 4973 Sunny 6160 Birmingham 7396 .08 Tstrms 7286 Tstrms 7287 Nashville 7086 Shwrs 6880 Shwrs 6660 Boies 6297 Sunny 6198 Sunny 6397 New Orleans 7996 .26 Ptcldy 7993 Ptcldy 7791 Boston 7188 .01 Ptcldy 6674 Sunny 6081 New York 7489 Sunny 6379 Sunny 6077 Brownsville 7199 Ptcldy 7797 Ptcldy 7696 Norfolk, Va. 7488 Ptcldy 6880 Ptcldy 6680 Buffelo 6469 .02 Sunny 6271 Sunny 6177 Oklahoma City 6885 1.42 Ptcldy 6886 Ptcldy 6668 Burlington. Vt. 6070 .65 Sunny 6370 Sunny 4677 Omaha 6076 Ptcldy 8776 Ptcldy 6879 Casper 6364 .04 Ptcldy 6385 Ptcldy 6367 Orlando 7491 Tatrme 7490 Ptcldy 7690 Charleston.

S.C. 7692 Sunny 6978 Sunny 6479 Philadelphia 7286 .12 Sunny 6080 Sunny 6982 Charleston. W.V. 7183 .01 Sunny 6978 Sunny 6479 Phoenix 82106 Sunny 78107 Sumy 79107 Charlotte, N.C. 7387 Rein 6878 Rain 6375 Pittsburgh 6072 .10 Ptcldy 6475 Sunny 6379 Cheyenne 6176 .39 Ptcldy 6273 Ptcldy 6277 Portland; Me.

6883 .66 Sunny 6672 Sumy 4979 Chicago 6270 .29 Fair 6676 Sunny 6079 Portland. Ore. 6186 Sonny 6086 Ptddy 6082 Cincinnati 6678 Sunny 6876 Sunny 6676 Providence 6886 1.64 Ptcldy 6076 Sunny 6680 Cleveland 6168 .07 Sunny 6673 Sumy 5373 Releigh 7091 Rein 6677 Rein 6373 Columbus. Ohio 7392 Sumy 6374 Sunny 5176 RspidCity 6973 Ptcldy 6780 Ptcldy 6981 DelleeFt.Worth 7903 Ptcldy 7396 Ptcldy 7265 Reno 4693 Sumy 4892 Sunny 6090 Dayton 6277 Sumy 6376 Sumy 6276 Richmond 7290 Ptcldy 8482 Ptcldy 6080 Denver 6682 Ptcldy 6878 Sumy 6682 St. Louie 7180 Sunny 6780 Sumy 6877 Dee Moines 6273 Feb- 5676 Fair 5678 St.

Petersburg 7293 Tstrms 7489 Ptcldy 7689 Detroit 6072 .06 Sunny 4974 Sumy 4881 Baft Lake City 6493 Sumy 6294 Sumy 6097 Duluth 4766 Sumy 4469 Sumy 4872 San Antonio 77100 Shwrs 7795 Ptcldy 7394 El Paso 6993 Ptcldy 6892 Ptcldy 6892 San Francisco 6469 Fair 6366 Fair 5069 Fairbanks 3644 .12 Ptcldy 3256 Ptcldy 3668 San Juan. P.R. 7690 Sumy 7690 Sumy 7890 Fargo 5275 Ptcldy 6079 Ptcldy 6882 Seettle 6773 Ptcldy 6776 Ptcldy 6779 Flegataff 4678 Ptcldy 4678 Ptcldy 4880 Shreveport 7798 Ptcldy 7488 Ptcldy 7286 Great Fella 6690 Sumy 6690 Sumy 6794 Sioux Fells 6674 Ptcldy 6680 Ptcldy 6762 Hertford 6976 Sumy 5976 Sunny 6382 Spokane 6196 Sunny 6196 Ptcldy 6290 Honolulu 7286 Ptcldy 7186 Ptcldy 7186 Syracuse 6370 .10 Fair 6271 Sumy 6077 Houston 8196 Ptcldy 7697 Ptcldy 7496 Tucson 6996 Sunny 7298 Sunny 7698 Indisnapolis 6675 Sumy 6476 Sunny 6781 Tulsa 7386 .63 Ptcldy 6983 Ptcldy 6688 Jackson, Miss. 78102 .04 Tstrms 7691 Ptcldy 7187 Washington 7688 .38 Sunny 6682 Sumy 6683 Jacksonville 6792 Ptcldy 7190 Ptcldy 7390 Wichita 7286 .41 Ptcldy 6883 Ptcldy 6386 1 .0 iSEv; National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Associated Press over California slowly decreasing cloudiness in the Southland's mountains and deserts. Otherwise, Southern California weather will remain fair with warm temperatures through Tuesday Clouds and thundershowers are extended over the Rockies into Nevada and Arizona with the West Coast mostly clear in this Sunday photo.

An upper-level ridge continues to build Regional Report Marine Report High temperitur for 12 hours, low for 18 hours, precipitation for 24 hour ending at 4 p.m. Sunday: Point Conception to the Mexican border and out 60 mMee: Light variable winds through tonight becoming west to southwest 10 to 18 knots this ef-ternoon and evening. Wind waves 2 to 4 feet. Southwest swell 1 to 2 feet. Night and morning low clouds, otherwise, fair through tonight.

Location Preeip. HiLo Location Preclp. HiLo Location Preclp: HiLo Apple Valley No report Escondido 8864 Palm Springe No report Bakersfield 9874 Eureka 6863 Pasadena 8866 BaratowOaggett 10178 Fresno 10170 Red Bluff 10866 Beaumont 9861 Julian 8661 Riverside No report Big Bear Lake 7946 Lancaster 10176 Sacramento 9868 Bishop 10168 Long Beach 8466 San Bernardino 9667 Blythe 11076 L.A. Civic Center 8468 Sen Diego 8463 Borrego Springe 11176 L.A. Int l.

Airport 7466 Sen Gebriol No report Burbenk 8968 Monrovia 9463 S. Juan C'atrano 9262 CetalinaAvakMi 7464 Montebello 8962 Seme Ana 8466 Chule Vista 7868 Mt. Wilson 8664 Santa Barbara 7661 Curver City No report Need lee 10680 Santa Maria 7168 Death Velley 11686 Newport Beach 7668 Santa Monica 7666 Del Mer 8470 Northridge 9264 Simi No report ElCajon 9287 Oceeneide 7668 Thermal 10985 El Centre 10979 Onterio 9465 Torrance 7863 Surf Forecast Forecast for 5 a.m. Today 3000 XBOIsr-T MINNEAPOLIS-! V) UJ STPAUl "BUFFALO Lj u.tT 1 MAMI, (. DENVER KANSAsL PHOENIX BIRMINGHAM Ny I iKK I ELPASoSv DALLAS.

7fJ 'Mff) f4 VA dU.OO A llsA-Ll' FT WOHtH -JACXBOWIUI 1 I e0 Yl Liowsv.u X'WKt 2990 2917 29.90 29.80 2980 2990 COLO WARM STATIONARY OCCLUOS0 a RAM SNOW FRONT FRONT FRONT FRONT SB Li Valid for 24 hours from 6 p.m. Sunday. Surf Period Swell Swell Beach AvMx InSece.AvMx Dir. Zuma 23 12 12 SW Santa Monica 12 12 12 SW Nwprt.Hunt. 23 12 22 SW San Diego Cnty.

23 12 22 SW then fair through Tuesday except patchy night and morning low clouds. Highs 60s to low 70s: lows in 60s. Small-craft advisory: northwest winds 15-30 m.p.h. over outer waters. Elsewhere, westerly winds to 16 m.p.h.

afternoons. Lowhigh: Monterey 6669. SANTA CLARA VALLEY: Clearing late this morning then fair through Tuesday. Highs in mid 70s to mid 80s; Iowa in 60s. Northwest winds to 20 m.p.h.

afternoons. Lowhigh: San Jose 6878; Hollistar 5575. SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Fair through Tuesday with patchy coastal night and morning low clouds. Highs from 60s coastside to near 85 inland; lows in 60s. Smell-craft advisory: westerly winds 16-30 m.p.h.

north of San Mateo Bridge. Elsewhere, northwest winds 10-20 m.p.h. afternoons. Lowhigh: Oakland Airport 5868; Redwood City 6772. SACRAMENTO VALLEY: Fair and cooler through Tuesday.

Highs from 80s in Delta to mid 90s north: lows 60s to mid 60s. Southwest winds 10-26 m.p.h. in Delta. Elsewhere, tight winds. Low high: Shasta Dam 6896.

SIERRA NEVADA: Fair through Tuesday except for isolated showers or thundershowers south of Lake Tahoe. Lowhigh: Lake Tahoo 4280: Yose-mrte 6690. NORTHEAST CALIFORNIA: Fair and cooler through Tuesday. Lowhigh: Alturas 4289; Su-aanville 4888. MT.

SHA8TA-8I8KIYOU AREA: Fair and Cooler through Tuesday. Lowhigh: Mt. Shasta City 50 85. NORTHWEST CALIFORNIA: Fair through Tuesday inland. Fog and local drizzle coaetal areas clearing this afternoon then fair through Tuesday with patchy night and morning low clouds.

Low high: Fort Bragg 5268; Ukiah 6487. Relstive humidity at toe Angelea Civic Center high 90, km 57 State Forecasts Air Pollution Forecast and Report Offshore Summary Sunday's wind speede in knots, wave heights in feet, intervals in seconds: Weva Temp. 8tstk)n, Time Wind Htlnt SeeAir Channel Islsnd, No report Santa Barbara, 1 la SW7 0112 6760 Ventura Harbor, 11a WSW6 0216 6663 Zuma Beach, 2p SW4 0211 6676 Malibu Beach, 11a W4 0210 6869 Santa Monica, 6p SW6 0212 6872 Marina Del Rey. 8p SW6 0212 6969 Hermosa Beach, 8p SW7 0110 6968 Cabrillo Beach. 6p WSW15 Calm 6968 Long Beach.

2p SW11 Calm 6979 Hunt. Beech, 2p SW5 0314 6675 Newport Beach, 5p NNES 0213 7172 Avekm. Bp NNES Calm 7369 San Clemento. No Rot Pollutant standard index (psi): 0-100 good: 100-200 unhealthful for sensitive people; 200-300 un- healthful for all; 300-500 hazardous. First figure Is today's psi forecast; 2nd, Sunday's attained psi.

Escondido 6750 High deserts ....4242 Low deserts ....9242 Metropolitan Los Angelea ....125215 Coastal areee 42138 San Fernando-Santa Clarita valleys 188225 San Gabriel-Pomona valleys ..210230 San Bernardino-Riverside areaa Hemet-Elsinore area Inland Orenge County Downtown San Diego 220205 ..12692 ..75188 ...5087 Big Bear Lake Banning area ..12642 Extended Forecast LOS ANGELES: Fair through Tuesday except for late-night and early-morning low clouds. Highs mid 80s; lows upper 60s. Lowhigh: Civic Center 6887: Beverly Hills-Hollywood 6786; Whittier-Montebello 6592. SOUTHLAND COASTS (Santa Barbara. Ventura county coasts; Santa Monica Bay; Long Beach, Orange County metropolitan area): Fair through Tuesday with night through midmoming low clouds and little temperature change.

Highs Santa Barbara. Ventura, Santa Monica Bay areas from low 70s beeches to high 70s inland; Iowa 67-66. Highs Long Beach, Orange County areas in mid 70s beaches to upper 80s inland; lows mid 60s. Lowhigh: Santa Barbara 6274; Ventura-Oxnard 6473: Santa Monica 6473: Inglewood-Cufver City 6579; Redondo-Hermosa 6474; Torrance 6480; Long Beach 6786; Huntington-Newport 6675: Santa Ana 6686. SAN FERNANDO.

SAN GABRIEL SAN BERNARDINO VALLEYS: Fair and hot through Tuesday. Highs San Fernando, San Gabriel valleys low to mid 90s; lows upper 60a. Highs San Bernardino Valley high 90s; lows mid 60s. Lowhigh: Bur-bank 6792: Van Nuys 6590: Northridge 6494; Pasadena 6590: El Monte-San Gabriel 6492; Onterio 6494; Riverside 6596: San Bernardino 6696; Beeumont 6298. SAN DIEGO AREA: Mostly sunny late mornings and afternoons through Tuesday, otherwise low clouds and patchy fog evenings through midmom-ings.

Coastal-strip highs 76-83; lows 66-72. Inland-valley highs 84-92; lows 60-66. Beach highs in mid 70s with sea breezee 10-18 m.p.h. Low high: San Diego 7181; Oceeneide 6878. IMPERIAL.

C0ACH6LLA. LOWER COLORADO Global Report Almanac RIVER VALLEYS: Fair through Tuesday with sunny days and slight chance of an isolated thunder-show or afternoons. Highs 103-113: lows 78-86. Lowhigh: Palm Springs 86113; Imperial-El Centre 78 110; Blythe 77 110. ANTELOPE VALLEY.

MOJAVE DESERT: Fair through Tuesday with sunny days and slight chance of an isolated thundarshowar aftemoona Eastern Mojave. Afternoon winds 16-26 m.p.h. Highs 97-104; Iowa 68-78. Lowhigh: Lancaster-Palmdale 75100; Victorville-Appla Valley 7799; Barstow-Deggett 76103; China Lake-flidgecreet 70106. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MOUNTAINS: Fair through Tuesday except for isolated thundershow-v ers lata afternoons and early evenings.

Highs 80- 1 86: lows 48-64. Lowhigh: Big Bear Lake 4878; Lake Arrowhead 6480; Wrightwood 6882. OWENS VALLEY: Fair through Tuesday except partly cloudy with a few thundershowera afternoons and early evenings. Highs 94-100; lows 62-62. SANTA MARIA-SAN LUIS OBISPO AREA: Clearing this afternoon then fair through Tuesday with petchy night and morning low clouds.

Highs from 60s coastside to low 80s inland; Iowa in 60s. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY: Fair and cooler through Tueeday. Highs in 80s Delta to 90s south; lows in 60s and 60s. Westerly winds to 20 m.p.h. in Delta.

Elsewhere, light variable winds. SALINAS VALLEY: Fife- through Tussday except for clouds North Valley this morning. Highs from 70s to low 90s; lows upper 40s and 60s. Northwest winds 10-20 m.p.h. North and Central Valley afternoons with southerly winds to 20 m.p.h.

extreme south. Lowhigh: Salinas 6272; Paso Rob-les 5494. MONTEREY BAY AREA: Clearing thia afternoon Gathered by Associated Press for August 15, local time, and by the National Weether Service: Today Rises Sots Tuesday Rises Sets Sun Moon Lest4 New Firet4 Full For Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COASTAL. MOUN- TAIN AREAS: Fair except for coastal night and morning low clouds. Highs from 70s coastside to 90s inland and 80a mountains; Iowa 58-68 except 50e in mountains.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DESERTS: Fair and dry except for afternoon thundershowera in mountains near Owene Valley. Owens Valley highs 97-106: lows 58-66. Otherwise, upper-desert highs 97-107; lows 67-79. Lower-desert highs 106-115; lows 76-85. CENTRAL CALIFORNIA: Fair except for coastal low clouds nights and mominga with afternoon showers over the Sierra Nevada.

Highs from 60s to low 70s coastside to 80s and 90s inland; Iowa in 60s and 60s lower elevations. NORTHERN CAUFORNIA: Fair except coastal low clouds nights and mornings with afternoon showers over the Sierra Nevada, highs from 60s to low 70s coastside to 80s and 90s inland; lows in 60s to low 60s at lower elevations. ooo Aug. 22 Aug. 29 Sept.

6 Aug. 14 HIOH. LOW TIDES FOR LA. OUTER HARBOR: City Cond. HiLo City Cond.

HiLo City Cond. HlLo Acepuko Ptcldy 9177 Geneva Clear 8654 Nessau Cloudy 8977 Amsterdam No report Guodelejara Ptcldy 8265 New Delhi Cloudy 9478 Athena Clear 8675 Hevena Rain 8677 Oslo Cloudy 7255 Bangkok Clear 9081 Helsinki Cloudy 7057 Paris Cloudy 8664 Barbados Fair 8879 Hong Kong Clear 8884 Rio de Janeiro Clear 7959 Beirut Clear 8271 Jerusalem Clear 8864 Rome Clear 9064 Belgrade Clear 8663 Johannesburg Rain 6140 Sao Paulo Cloudy 7054 Berlin Cleer 7959 Kiev Rain 8169 Singapore Cleer 9081 Bogota Clear 6841 Kingston Cloudy 8673 Stockholm Clear 6869 Brussels Cloudy 7363 Lima Cloudy 6317 Sydney Clear 7046 Buenos Airee Clear 7348 Lisbon Cloudy 8266 Taipei Cleer 9781 Cairo Clear 9773 London Cloudy 8157 Tel Aviv Clear 9071 Calgary Tstorm 8662 Madrid Clear 9168 Tokyo Clear 8470 Caracas Clear 8266 Menila Cloudy 8876 Toronto Rain 7059 Copenhagen Ckfy 7069 Mazatlan Fair 9078 Vancouver Cleer 7569 Dublin Cleer 6654 Mexico Chy Cloudy 7266 Veracruz Fair 9075 Edmonton Cloudy 8848 Montreal Rain 6661 Vienna Clear B654 Frankfurt Clear 6461 Moscow Cloudy 6457 Winnipeg Clear 7246 Wednesday Lo Hi Today Hi Tuesday Lo Hi Hi Prepared in cooperation with the National Weather Service; continual VHF weather casts: Los Angeles, 162.56; Santa Barbara and San Diego. 162.40. Funeral Directors Funeral tractors Death Notices Funeral Announcements Funeral Announcements Gromcan Computer to Watch for Flash Floods The Los Angeles Times me MORTUARIES Los Angeles A Valley 213 213 748-2201 877-0335 MORTUARY MEMORIAL PARK ABRAMSON, Llllla. Gremaa Mertaarr, directors.

ANGELOS, Gast Forest Laws, GleaeUle ANTON, Alter! Nelll, M.D. Mass of Christian Burial Monday. 10 a.m. at SL Paul the Apostle Church (10750 Ohio. West-wood).

Interment In Holy Cross Cemetery. Caaalacham at O'Cee-aer, Hellrweee. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to SL John's Hospital Building Fund or the National Wudlife Federation. lARMSTRONG FAMILY one call one place (213) 776-1931 and Warner Hodgdon 200 Lifl S248 Complete All LA.o Orange Co. frtt tittrattrt (213)747-9121 Los Angeles 836-7860 836-7860 gjjg BAKER, Gea Letk.

died August H. iroi. ourvivcu oy wue, nar Houston Baker and children. No services. Memorials to Cunningham O'Connor Los Angeles (213) 749-0297 Hollywood 655-7280 Alrumbra 289-4347 FOREST LAWN MORTUARY 213254-3131 FIINFRAI DIRFr-TDRi; LOS ANGELES 213749-1051 MounzSmai Cremation Services MORTUARY CEMETERY (213) 469-9000 Los Angeles American cancer Society.

BEBNS, Ella Gretna Mertauwj, directors CACERES, PeCre Eaxaree VtterMcKlalej, Wllsalre CHUMNEY, Mary passed away August 15, 1981. No services. Pierce Brothers' HellineesT, directors. CUDAHY, Karea, age 12 Bastiaa A Perrett Mertaary NerthrMfe (886-8600) DAVIDSON, Raeert S. Utter Meklaley, Wllsalre DUNNE, Charles beloved husband of Doris Allen Dunne; loving father of Allen Dunne; also survived by 2 grandchildren, Anthony and Stephen Dunne and sister, Irene Dunne Griffin.

Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday, 10 a.m. at Cathedral Chapel (927 S. LaBrea). Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Caaalaf-kaaa O'Ceeier.

Hellrweei. In Neptune Society 213831-0664 Mwrs. sjUmaaol CaasB.U. CALL AA Mortuary Serving Catholic Families LOS ANGELES (213 462-2266 Riverside International Raceway Sunday, August 30 SIMPLICITY FUNERALS Cat lor J70C Call Rosedale Cemetery low Cotl Removal sad Cremation 713734-3155 24 he. Ike tasesile Cea.

Asset let Aettlrs LONGBERG, Ratea beloved husband of Katherine Longberg; father of Edith Forgy; grandfather of John Forgy; brother of Andrew and Anton Lundberg, Anna Gustafson, Elsie Peysson and Margarita Gothberg. Services 1:30 p.m., Tuesday at Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn, Glendale. Forest La we Mertaary LURIE, Abraham, devoted husband of Lilly; loving father of Trudi Selznick, Henzi Kaplan and Mitchell Lurie; grandfather of 7 and great-grandlalher of 10 beloved children. Private services were held on August 16, 1981. Interment in Mount Sinai Memorial Park.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a favorite charity. MORTON, Catheriae Ceeaer, beloved widow of Lewis B. Morton, M.D.; step-mother of Marcia M. Middle-ton; cousin of Mr. and Mrs.

B. W. Brown of Salinas. Rosary Tuesday. 7 p.m.

at Chase! ef CaaalaghaDJ O'Ceaaer, 8540 Melrose. Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday, am. at SL Basil Church, Los Angeles. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Family requests no flowers, please.

PETERSON, Phyllis, passed away August 15, 1981 in Glendale. Survived by husband, Ralph of La Crescents; son. Scott of La Canada; daughters, Linda Villasenor of La Crescents, Carolyn Peterson of Pasadena and Diana Anderson of Salt Lake City; also survived by 10 grarNlcliUaren and 8 greatgrandchildren. Services Wednesday, 12 noon at La Crescents Stake Center, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Church, La Crescent. Visitation Tuesday, noon lo 9 p.m.

at Utter KcKialey, Gleaaale RICHMOND, Jaliaa Sheleaa Mertaary ROW, Lather K. Forest Lawa, Hsllvwori Bills SCHMALFUSS, Leis M. Arassrreag Fatally, directors. SHENKMAN, Aaele, beloved wife of Ben Shenkman; loving mother of Richard (Marilyn) Shenkman; devoted daughter of Minnie Matzkin; dear sister of William Stevens and Myrtle LIU; adoring grandmother of April Hava Shenkman. Services Tuesday, 10 am.

at Mount Chapel. Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Meaat Slaal Mertaary SIEGEL, Rees Meaat Slaal Mertaary SILVER, Deris Meaat Slaal Mertaary SIMONETTE, Viola (Hastea) Fares) Laws, Heilyweed Hills WRTTSEL, Willises Clay Arautoeag Fa a I It. directors. WILLIS, Howard B.K- M.D, born June 24.

1894; died August 14, 1961 after a long illness. Beloved husband of Virginia; loving father of the late Dorothy Willis Edelen; dear step-father of Virginia Mailman and Matthew J. Shevlln, loving grandfather of Mikel Ann Flannery and Peter Edelen; loved step-grandfather of Bruce and Matthew Addison and Christopher Mailman; also survived by 8 great-grandchildren and 1 step-great-grandchild. Private services at SL Margaret Church, Palm Desert Wednesday, August 19. Memorials may be made to the Kidney Foundation, the Lung Association or a charity of your choice.

Fierce brothers mortuarifs! General Admission: $10 lieu of flowers, donations may be utter Mckinley Los Angeles (213) 388-2M1 mac to your favorite cnamy. ESCOBOZA. Resarie M. Forest Laws, Gleasale GOLDRATH, Refiaa, dear wife of Cemetery Lots-Crypts HOUSE OF HALL 213-749-2211 1607 S. Flower lot Anteles 4 lots, Rosehllll, Sequoia tKtion, Wnrttier, Inglewood Cemetery -Mortuary TELEPHONE (213) 678-1251 Reserved Seats: S4-S10 (Musi be accompanied by General Admission or Super Ticket) Grandstand A $4 Esses Grandstand $5 Grandstand (Rows 1-26) $8 Grandstand (Rows 27-40) (sold out) COMPANION lol-lrrspirilion slope, Forest Lawn Citnosle.

pp 213281-0627 From Times Wires Services WASHINGTON A computerized system designed to give up to three hours' warning of high water in flood-prone areas to help reduce deaths and damage is being installed in central Appalachia, the National Weather Service said Sunday. Fourteen counties in Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia and Pennsylvania are the initial focus of the early warning program, with eventual expansion planned in more than 80 flood-prone counties. Heavy rains even some distance away can pose serious flooding dangers in the Appalachians as water runoff collects and channels into the narrow valleys where people live. Since 1968, the average annual death toll from flash floods has risen to about 200 more than double the rate of the 1960s and triple that of the 1940s. Flood-related property damage is now averaging about $2 billion a year, said Richard E.

Hallgreen, director of the weather service. Expected Reduction "This new level of warnings, combined with effective local action plans, is expected to substantially reduce those losses of life and property," he said. The program's goal is to provide between 30 minutes' and three hours' warning of rising water, giving residents a chance to seek high ground. "We believe that the system will permit us to get the warnings out more quickly and we believe that as we learn to use it we will be able to be a little bit more specific on where the major danger is," said James B. Jones, deputy director of the weather service's weather and flood warnings coordination staff.

Volunteer observers are already stationed in the flood-prone areas, but they are spread so thinly that major rainfall can occur and not be measured, he said. The new plan is to add a system of radio-reporting gauges for remote areas and automated river-level sensors. Automatic Signal The instruments will automatically signal the weather service offices when rain falls or when river levels rise, and the information will be fed into computers to analyze the danger. Jones said meteorologists could then decide whether and for what areas to issue flood warnings. Much of the automatic equipment has been installed and the system, under development since 1979, is scheduled to go into operation this fall after some computer problems are resolved.

In the 80 counties planned for the expanded system, flood losses between 1967 and 1977 totaled more than $3.5 billion. John Monro, project coordinator, said the new system should cut those losses by about $35 million a year. The system was developed with the cooperation of the Appalachian Regional Commission, the Tennessee Valley Authority and state and local governments. The cost of the final 80-county system is expected to total $4.5 million, to be paid by the three federal agencies involved. Maintenance and operating costs will be borne by the state and local governments.

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Saturday Time Trials, $5: Watch yourfavorites qualify for the big race on Sunday! A bargain for race fans. the late Harry Goldrath; adored and loving mother of Edna (Aron) Glikmann: beloved and devoted grandmother of Alex (Gail) Glikmann and Jill (Andrew) Nieman; cherished by great-grandchildren, Kevin, Hillary and Andrea Glikmann and Carrie and Daniel Nieman. Loved and adored by many many friends. Services Monday, 3 p.m. at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel Gre-aua Mettaary, directors.

In lieu of flowers, family would appreciate rjonthbu lions to your favorite charity. GOLLAND, SaaiaeL survived by wife. Banks Koenig Gotland; 7 children; many grandchildren and great-granxkhildreri. Memorial services 2 p.m., Tuesday at Weetweed Village Mertaary CkapeL, 1218 Glendon Ave. Donations may be made to the City of Hope, Duarte.

HERRXJaiie V. Merer-Mitchell, Taa Nays. KAPLAN, Morris Meliaew A Sllveraua Mertaary KENT, Jack survived by his mother, Minnie: children. Robert, James and Cindy; brother, Leon; sister, Juliette-, 2 grandchildren. Derek Kent and Sara Lederer.

Private family services. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Cancer Society. Weerweee) Village Mertaary, director. KENT, Jack Meaat Slaal Mettaary LA BELLE. Nera L- loving wife of Rene J.

La Belle, beloved mother of William J. La Belle and Donald M. La Be Lie; sister of NeU Gillespie and Mary Fergueoa Born in England; passed away in Santa Monica. Rosary Monday, 7 JO p.m. and Funeral Mass 10 am.

Tuesday, both at SL Martin of Tours Catholic Church. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Gates, Klagsley Jm Galea, Seats Meaka, directors. LEVI, Ulster Mtllaew A Sllveraua Mertaary UPSON, Leaa. beloved mother of Clifford (SydeU) AcheateL Services Tuesday, 2 p.m.

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