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2 Part Sunday, July 19, 1981 Co a Angeles (Times WE A THER Reports and Forecasts From Across the Nation Precipitation is tor 24 hour andng at 5 p.m. POT. Weather aurnrnaiy for esasctsd cities, inrkirSnQ ovsnagfit Iowa and daytime) IssylH Saturday ForecastSun. FareoeetMon. City LeHi Prase.

Weather LoM Weather LeM After 6382 Ptddy 6086 Tstrma 6582 Albuquerque 6796 Fair 6396 Fair 6367 Amanita 69100 .36 Ptddy 6996 Ptddy to896 Anchorage 6364 .04 Rain 6462 Cloudy E363 Atlanta 7393 Sumy 7496 Sumy 7497 Atlantic City 7182 Sumy 7284 Cloudy 7484 Austin 7696 Sumy 7797 Sunny 7797 Baltimore 6492 Ptddy 6991 Tstrme 7286 Billings 6693 Tstrma 6090 Tstrma 6088 Birmingham 6996 Ptddy 7398 Ptddy 7496 Boa 6392 Fair 6992 Fair 6690 Boston 6784 Sumy 6883 Ptddy 6883 Brownsville 7796 Fair 7766 Fair 7766 Buffalo 6764 Ptddy 6783 Shwrs 6878 Burimgton. VL 6074 .18 Ptddy 6184 Tstrms 6680 Caspar 6586 .11 Ptddy 6688 Ptddy 6388 Charleston. S.C. 7986 Ptddy 7692 Ptddy 7796 Charleston, W.V. 6389 Shwrs 6788 Tstrms 6986 Chsriotte, N.C.

7387 Ptddy 6989 Fair 7192 Cheyenne 6677 .06 Ptddy 5586 Ptddy 6785 Chicago 6690 Tttrm 7080 Ptckty 6888 Cincinnati 6590 Tstrm 7086 Tstrms 7084 Cleveland 6989 Cloudy 6785 Cloudy 6682 Columbus. Ohio 6087 Tstrm 6886 Tstrms 7084 DallaaFt Worth 7798 Sumy 77100 Sumy 77100 Dayton 6589 Tstrms 6985 Tstrm 6883 Denver 6282 Ptddy 6893 Fair 6195 to Moines 6983 .03 Shwr 6986 Sunny 7191 Detroit 6191 Tstrm 6783 Ptddy 6683 Dukith 6279 Ptddy 6781 Ptddy 5881 El Paso 7097 Ptddy 7097 Ptddy 7098 Fairbanks 6371 .13 Rain 6464 Rain 6364 Fargo 6782 Ptddy 6286 Ptddy 6286 Flagstaff 6383 Ptddy 6282 Ptddy 6282 Great Falla 6484 Tstrm 6685 Shwrs 6580 fsrtford 6290 .27 Sunny 6289 Ptddy 6289 Woriokilu 6984 Ptddy 6984 PtcWy 7086 Houston BO94 Fair 7696 Fair 7596 Indianapolis 6887 Tstrms 7283 Cloudy 7287 Jackson, Miss. 7596 .03 Sunny 7596 Sunny 7597 Jacksonville 7699 .64 Tstrms 7696 Tstrm 7594 Saturday ForecaatSat. ForecastSun. City LaHt Pradp.

Weather LoM Weather LoHi Juneau 6670 Rain 6364 Cloudy 6265 Kansas City 7182 .29 Ptddy 7187 Sumy 7390 Las Vega 83108 Sunny 80110 Sumy 82112 Little Rock 7897 Ptcldy 7796 Ptddy 7596 LouevWe 6986 Tstrm 7190 Tstrm 7290 Mernpnie 7797 Ptddy 7997 Ptddy 8095 Miami Beach 8392 Ptddy 7892 Ptddy 7992 Milwaukee 6386 .21 Tstrm 6785 Ptddy 6888 MpWSt. Paul 6283 Ptcldy 6485 Ptcldy 6387 Nhvl 6868 Ptddy 7291 Ptcldy 7292 rtsw Orleans 7896 Ptcldy 7895 Ptddy 7895 New York 7292 Fair 7390 Shwrs 7386 Norfolk. Va. 7484 Ptddy 7288 Ptcldy 7390 Oklahoma City 76100 Sumy 7799 Sumy 77100 Omaha 7079 1.64 Ptcldy 6988 Ptcldy 7191 Orlando 7696 Tstrms 7695 Tstrms 7494 PMadelpnia 6991 Sumy 7089 Cloudy 7185 Phoenix 86108 Sunny 86110 Sunny 86110 Pittsburgh 6987 Ptcldy 6484 Tstrma 6583 Portland, Ma. 6880 .64 Sumy 6279 Cloudy 6079 Portland.

Ore. 6873 Ptddy 6878 Ptddy 6880 Providence 6389 .04 Sumy 6388 Ptcldy 6388 Raleigh 6991 Sumy 6991 Fair 7192 Rapid City 6984 .01 Ptcldy 6090 Ptddy 6285 Rem 4192 Sumy 4093 Sumy 4393 Richmond 6691 Ptcldy 6891 Ptcldy 7389 St. Louis 7485 Oral 7387 Ptcldy 7391 St. Petersburg 7689 .02 Tstrm 7990 Ptcldy 7892 Salt Lake City 6592 .02 Ptcldy 6494 Ptcldy 6294 Sen Antonio 7894 Sumy 7796 Sumy 7796 San Francisco 6061 Fair 6260 Fair 5464 San Juan, P.R. 7791 .12 Ptcldy 7790 Shwrs 7790 Seattle 6766 Ptcldy 5673 Ptcldy 5676 Shreveport 7694 Sunny 7695 Sunny 7596 Sioux Fall 6891 Ptcldy 6590 Ptcldy 6590 Spokane 6686 Ptddy 6680 Fair 6683 Syracuse 6287 .11 Ptcldy 6584 Shwr 6880 Tucson 7499 Sumy 7899 Sunny 78101 Tulsa 8199 Ptddy 7999 Ptcldy 79100 Washington 7093 Ptcldy 7392 Tstrm 7688 Wichita 7584 .23 Ptcldy 7395 Ptcldy 7297 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Associated Press the Baja, Tropical Storm Eugene has slowed and intensified, but is expected to die as it moves west over colder waters.

Mostly clear skies over the West with typical summertime low clouds and fog skirting the coast in Saturday's photo. South of Marine Report Regional Report Point Conception to the Mexican border out 60 miles: Light variable winds through tonight except for southwest to west 10 to 16 knots this afternoon. One to 3 foot southwest swell. Night and rnoming low clouds but mostly sunny this after- High temperature tar 12 hour, low for 18 hours, precipitation for 24 hour ending at 4 p.m. Saturday: Location Prdp.

HiLo Location Escondido Eureka Surf Forecast Lancaster Long. Beach Valid for 24 hours from 6 p.m. Saturday. SX3O00 29.90VToday's Forecast' 29.90 1 30 00 ST.PAUi.1 A. I 'aUFMLOjl REN2 SALT LAkT- OMAHA CINCINNATI I n'ASHtNOTOM I I WNER "WCHMONcS! I I LosX'uuvter- i CIIY "t- innn oSV IrA NfCHAJLESTON A -1-rNjC irrm 1 crS I N.

I I I BEACH I ImOWNSVILLE vJ 30.00 30.00 30.00 COU WARM am a STATIONARY OCCLUOSD A a SAX 777? SMW 1 ri WONT FMOWT PHONT mONT Jfc VA -1 LA. Civic Center Pradp. HiLo Location Pradp. HiLo 9059 Palm Springs 11075 XX 62 Pasadena 9161 9963 Red Bluff 9862 9062 Riverside No report 9966 Sacramento 9253 9066 San Bernardino 9860 8767 San Diego 8458 7665 SanGabrM 9460 10059 S. Juan C'atrano 8665 9261 Santa Ana 8662 8469 Santa Barbara 7657 11088 Santa Maria 7254 7967 Santa Monica 7062 9362 Simi No report 7561 Thermal 10775 9961 Torrance 8263 Surf Period SwaN SwaM AvMx inSaes.AvMx Dir.

Beach 10675 9969 10166 10168 8442 10164 9466 11174 9466 7462 7863 9066 11592 8465 9361 XX 79 Apple Valley BakerafieM Barstow Daggett Beaumont Big Bear Lake Bishop Blythe Borrego Springs Burbank CatalinaAvalon Chula Vista Culver City Death Valley Del Mar El Cajon El Centra LA. kit'l. Air Monrovia Montebeilo Mt. Wilson 23 10 12 SW 23 10 12 SW 34 14 23 SW 34 14 23 SW Zums Santa Monica Nwprt.Hunt. San Diego Cnty.

evening over outer water. Elsewhere, westerly wind to 15 m.p.h. afternoon. Lowhigh: Monterey 5364. SANTA CLARA VALLEY: Fair through Monday with patchy morning low douds.

Highs in upper 70s and 80a; lows in 60s. Northwest winds to 15 m.p.h. afternoons and evening. Lowhigh: San Jose 5481; Hoiltster 6280. SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Fair through Monday with patchy fog or low cloud night and morning.

Highs in upper 60s near ocean to low 80 inland; low in 50. Small-craft advisory: westerly winds 15-26 m.p.h. afternoons and evenings. Lowhigh: Oakland Airport 5463; Redwood CHy 6674. 8ACRAMENTO VALLEY: Fair through Monday.

Highs in upper 80 in south through 90 elsewhere; low in upper 60 and 60s. Southerly winds to 15 m.p.h. Lowhigh: Shasta Dam 65 97. SIERRA NEVADA: Fair and little warmer through Monday. Lowhigh: Lake Tahoe 3887; Yosemite 5195.

NORTHEAST CALIFORNIA: Fair through Monday. Lowhigh: Atturaa 4592; Susanvill 4494. MT. SHASTA-SISKIYOU AREA: Fair through Monday. Lowhigh: Mt.

Shasta City 4786. NORTHWEST CALIFORNIA: Night and morning coastal fog or low douds becoming mostly fair afternoons, otherwise fair through Monday. Slow warming. Lowhigh: Fort Bragg 4769; Ukiah 53 93. Newport Beach Northrioge Oceansida Ontario Relative humidiry at Los Angeles Civic Center: high 84, low 50 Offshore Summary wave heights in Saturday's wind apeeda in knots, fast, intervals in seconds: State Forecasts Air Pollution Forecast and Report Pollutant standard index (pai): 0-100 good; 100-200 unhealthful for sensitive people; 200-300 un- healtrrful for all; 300-600 hazardous.

First figure is today's psi forecast; 2nd, Saturday'a attained pai. Wevs Htlnt 0209 0106 0212 0211 0210 0210 0210 0110 0112 Calm 0214 0210 Calm 0212 Tamp. SeaAir 6772 6477 6766 6870 6874 7269 7168 7173 7072 7080 7170 7375 7272 7380 Station, Time Channel Island, 2p Santa Barbara, 5p Ventura Harbor, Bp Zums Beach, 5p Malibu Beach, 5p Santa Monica, 5p Marina Del Rev. Bp Hermosa Beach, 8p Cabrillo Beach, 5p Long Beach, 2p Hunt. Beach, 2p Newport Beach, Sp Avakm, Bp San Clements, 2p Wind W8 SW13 W10 W15 W10 W13 SW8 SW11 WSW20 SW12 W10 SW13 ENE7 W10 Metropolitan Los Angeles 138160 Coastal areas 6892 San Fernando-Santa Clarita valleys 210210 San Gabriel-Pomona valleys .216210 San Bernardino-Riverside areas .226205 Hamet-Elsinora area ..138175 Inland Orange County ..92210 Downtown San Diego .56759 Escondido 6759 High deserts 4242 Low deserts 9283 Big Bear Lake Banning area ..13883 Global Report LOS ANGELES: Fair through Monday with soma late-night through mid-morning low cloudiness near coast.

Continued warm days with highs near 86: lows in upper 60s. Lowhigh: Civic Center 6886: Beverly Hills-Hollywood 6685: Whittier-Montebello 6688. SOUTHLAND COASTS (Santa Barbara, Ventura county coasts; Santa Monica Bay; Long Beach, Orange County metropolitan area): Fair except for patchy late-night and early-morning low clouds. Highs mid 70s at beaches to upper 80s inland; lows 60-66. Lowhigh: Santa Barbara 6272; Ventura-Oxnard 6178: Santa Monica 6272: In-glewood-Culver City 6482; RerJondo-Herrnosa 6274; Torrance 6482; Long Beach 6588; Huntington-Newport 6375; Santa Ana 6386.

SAN FERNANDO, SAN GABRIEL. SAN BERNARDINO VALLEYS: Fair through Monday. Highs 92-99: lows in 60s. Lowhigh: Burbank 6494; Van Nuys 6392; Northridge 6493: Pasadena 6392: El Monte-San Gabriel 6493: Ontario 62 98; Riverside 6296; San Bernardino 6198; Beaumont 6698. SAN DIEGO AREA: Night and morning low clouds extending locally into inland valleys.

Sunny in most areas by mid-morning through Monday. Highs 77-85 along coastal atrip, and 88-96 inland valleys: lows 63-70 coastal areas, and 60-67 inland. Beach highs in upper 70s with sea breezes 8-15 m.p.h. Lowhigh: San Diego 7080; Ocean-aide 6878. IMPERIAL, COACHELLA.

LOWER COLORADO RIVER VALLEYS: Fair through Monday. Highs Almanac 108-116: Iowa 76-85. Lowhigh: Palm Springs 82114; Imperial-El Centra 80108; Blythe 82 112. ANTELOPE VALLEY. MOJAVE DESERT: Fair through Monday.

Highs 98-108; lows 65-75. Westerly winds 20-25 m.p.h. afternoons and evenings. Lowhigh: Lancaster-Palmdale 6598; Vic-torville-Apple Valley 68100; Barstow-Daggett 76108; China Lake-Ridgecrest 65 102. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MOUNTAINS: Fair through Monday.

Highs in 80s: lows in 50s. Low high: Big Bear Lake 5282; Lake Arrowhead 66 84; Wrightwood 6886. OWENS VALLEY: Fair through Monday. Highs 98-106; lows 68-68. SANTA MARIA-SAN LUIS OBISPO AREA: Patchy coastal fog or low clouds mainly nights and mornings, otherwise fair through Monday.

Highs in 60s near coast to low 80s inland; Iowa in upper 40s to mid 50s. Northwest winds 10-20 m.p.h. afternoons and eveninga. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY: Fair through Monday. Highs near 90 in Delta to near 105 in south and foothills; lows in mid 50a to mid 60s.

Light and variable winds. SALINAS VALLEY: Fair through Monday with patchy night and morning fog or low clouds north and. High near 70 in north, to mid 90s in south; lows in upper 40a to mid 60s. Northwest winds to 15 m.p.h. afternoons and evenings, except southerly wind south and.

Lowhigh: Salinas 5373; Paso Robtes 6295. MONTEREY BAY AREA: Night and morning fog or low clouds becoming mostly fair afternoons through Monday. Highs in 60s South Bay to near 80 North Bay; lows in 60s. Small-craft advisory: northwest winds 15-30 m.p.h. afternoons and Monday Risaa Sets Today Rises Sata Sun Moon Extended Forecast For Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COASTAL, MOUNTAIN AREAS: Sumy days and clear nights with only patchy low clouds along coastal areas lata night and early morning.

High mid 70s at beaches to mid 80s coastal plains and 92-102 in the valleys; low in 60. Mountain level highs 85-95; lows 55-65. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DESERTS: Clear and hot through Thursday. High Owens Valley 95-106; lows 52-62. High upper desert 100-108; low 62-72.

High lower desert 108-118; low 72-83. CENTRAL CALIFORNIA: Fair except variable low clouds and fog along coast nights and mornings. Seasonal temperatures. Highs in 60s and 70s along coast to near 102 southern San Joaquin Valley, and 80a in mountains; lows in upper 60s along coast to 70s at lower elevations. NORTHERN CALIFORNIA: Fair except patchy low clouds or fog along coast nights and mornings.

Seasonal temperatures. Highs in 60s along coast to near 100 inland valleys, and 80s in mountains; lows in 60s and 60s at lower (DOOO Gathered by Associated Pre for July 17, local time, and by the National Weather Service: City Cond. HiLo City Cond. HiLo City Cond. HiLo Acapuko Ptcldy 86xx Geneva Clear 7355 Nassau Ptcldy 9176 Amsterdam Clear 9375 Guadalajara Fair 8569 New Delhi Rain 6154 Athens Clear 10068 Havana Ptcldy 8977 Oslo Clear 6164 Bangkok Clear 9082 Helsinki Cloudy 7056 Paris Cloudy 6854 Barbados Ptddy 8677 Hong Kong Rain 8179 Rio da Janeiro Clear 9161 Beirut Clear 8272 Jerusalem Clear 7961 Rome Clear 8668 Belgrade Clear 9170 Johannesburg Clear 6846 Sao Paulo Cloudy 7763 Berlin Rain 6862 Kiev Clear 7757 Singapore Rain 8675 Bogota Ptddy xx44 Kingston Ptddy 8677 Stockholm Rain 6452 Brussels Clear 6460 Lima Cloudy 6457 Sydney No Report Buenos Aires Cloudy 6460 Lisbon Clear 8263 Taipei Clear 9079 Cairo Clear 9675 London Cloudy 6364 Tel Aviv Clear 8669 Calgary Ptcldy 7245 Madrid Clear 9970 Tokyo Clear 9379 Caracas Cloudy 8266 Manila Rain 8873 Toronto Cloudy 8454 Copenhagen Cloudy 6652 Mazatlan Ptcldy 8681 Vancouver Clear 7361 Dublin Raki 6150 Mexico City Clear 7555 Veracruz Ptcldy 8976 Edmonton Clear 7550 Montreal Clear 8263 Vienna Rain 8261 Frankfurt Cloudy 6855 Moscow Clear 6855 Winnipeg Ptcldy 7954 July 24 July 31 Aug.

7 Aug. 16 HIGH. LOW TES FOR L.A. OUTER HARBOR: Today Lo Hi 2.3 Lo 1 6.7 Hi Monday Lo 4.3 Hi 6.02p 2.3 Lo 5.3 Hi Tuaaday 4.4 Hi 2.3 Lo 4.8 Hi Prepared in cooperation with the National Weather Service; continual VHF weathercasts: Los Angeles, 162.55; Santa Barbara and San Diego, 162.40. Creritation Services Death Notices Funeral Announcements Man Who Fired on Copter Killed by Police MC CRAY, Jack, beloved husband of Neptune Society 213831-0664 Mars.

IsUpaaslial Anarea; loving lauier oi uesiree, Tamara, Chene, James and Jason; brother of James Michael. Services at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 5338 White Oak Avenue, Encino, on Monday. 1 p.m. Reel Brauer, Nertk Hellnreea (965-0141) Funeral Announcements THOMAS, Bessie M. Ferest Lawa, Hellywood Hills VLACHOS, Aafela Utter McKialey, Missloa Hills WILKINSON, Raytseaa passed away July 17, 1981.

Survived by wife, Enore; son. Gene of Patterson, daughter, Janet O'Con-i nell of Seattle, brother, Robert Wilkinson of Visalia, 7 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Services Tuesday, 11 a.m., at Eckermaa-Heismaa Faaeral Service Ckasel, BarWak. Interment in Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills. ZELENKO, Lab Glaaaaaa-Willea, BUrwea MUSTAFA, Wall, of Mission Vies); Call Rosedale Cemetery law Cesl Rem vol hJ Crenwti) 713734-3155 74 hr.

TW Isarsak Cea. Asmc. Asrtln died July 17, 1961. Survived by wife, Shahidah of Mission Viejo-. 5 daughters, Pamela Nasir of Oakland, Tamara Shared of Oakland, shot at the helicopter.

Kershaw then fired several rounds from his revolver at Holt. When Holt kneeled and fired another shot at the craft, Lopez fired two rounds from her shotgun, he said. Holt, still holding the shotgun, then turned and ran between some benches, Higbie said, and Kershaw fired his revolver three more times. Holt fell to the pavement. Higbie said investigators were told Holt "had been acting strangely" earlier in the evening and it was alleged he was under the influence of the drug PCP.

Higbie said it was unknown what prompted him to shoot at the helicopter, which apparently was not damaged. T-U Di AnMu In CHAPEL OF THE PINES Comptet cremation Funeral Announcements ADLEN, Aaaie loving mother of Mrs. Sibyl Lewenstein, Sam Ad-len, G. Donald Adlen, Mrs. Paula Hoffman and Robert N.

Adlen; adoring grandmother of 13 and great-gramlrnother of devoted sister of Sam Hendin. Services Sunday, 3 p.m. at Court of TaNacH Chapel, Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Hsaal Sisal Mortuary ANDRON, Newtea DavM Meaat Steal Mertmary BELL, Ethel Gremaa Mertaary, directors. BORNSTEIN, Becky Mallaew at Silvennaa Marts ry COOPER, Jack, beloved husband of Miriam Cooper; loving father of Paul (Linda) Cooper and Mrs.

Ellin (Dan) Tobey; adoring grandfather of Leslie, Andy and Matthew Cooper, and Debbie and Steve Tobey. Services Sunday, 11 a.m. at Court of TaNaCh Chapel, Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Meaas Sisal Marnury DALLAS, Bath E. affectionately known as beloved sister of Jane Brooks, Donna Sl-monelli, Robert and Dick Dallas.

Visitation today. 4-9 m. and JUIIIICU AJ1 IU UI LW AllgClCB, JO" rnillah Mustafa of Oakland, Julie Mustafa of Long Beach: 2 sons, John Wall, of Mission Viejo and Isaiah Mustafa of Mission Viejo. He was owner and operator of Wall's Limousine Service in La- 7io 2 13731-5179 Los Angeles A South-Central Los Angeles man who fired several shotgun blasts at a police helicopter as it hovered over him died early Saturday after he was wounded by two officers when he ignored orders to drop his weapon, Los Angeles police said. Larry Holt, 30, had armed himself with a shotgun and a box of ammunition after arguing with his common-law wife and mother.

He was shot several times when he fired at the helicopter and then attempted to flee, Lt. Charles Higbie said. Holt was pronounced dead shortly after midnight at Western Park Hospital. Higbie said 77th Division officers Douglas Kershaw, 29, and Angela Lopez, 26, responded to a call of a man firing a shotgun "at an unknown target" about 11:15 p.m. Friday and were led by a tow truck driver to Holt, who was sitting on a bench at the southwest corner of Western and Vernon avenues.

Simultaneously the helicopter arrived and beamed its spotlight on Holt. Higbie said the officers got out of their car and ordered Holt to drop his weapon, but Holt stood and fired a FurMkral Directors guna Beach. Carnartary Lots-Crypts SDR Sale metery. MeCnauck's Mertaary, Section kiflewood Park 7145R2-S39S Cemetary. Laxaaa Hills, directors.

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Service 10.30 Tuesday at Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn, Glendale. Fereet Lawa Mertaarr FOREST LAWN. CRYPTS GARDEN Of HONOR. one call one place (213) 776-1931 5ACHTO PBCt BtlCt 2WMia5 Sunday, 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Graveside blessing Monday, July 20, 11 a.m.

in Resurrection Cemetery with interment to follow. Friends may FOREST LAWN, Holljwd. mis. Ds. lawn crypt OUSTAYAN, Saaeke, beloved moth siouu.

rp. tiMWjun EDEN Memorial Park. 2 rrivei make contributions to tneir favorite charity. Pierre Bistber', SI' rpzuBMsu Girl, 13, Reported Kidnaped in Italy ROME UP) Four men reportedly kidnaped the 13-year-old daughter of Alfredo Corsetti, owner of a restaurant chain, near his disco-restaurant southeast of Rome, police said Saturday. Several people leaving the restaurant told police that the men grabbed Maria Corsetti late Friday night as she came out of a disco, forced her into a car and sped away.

Last April, Corsetti's son managed to escape a kidnaping attempt in Rome by skillfully steering his motorcycle to evade the kidnapers. The daughter's kidnaping brought to 19 the number of people abducted by ransom-seeking bandits in Italy this year. Eight of them still are in the hands of their captors. FOREST Lawn Covins Hills, 4 we lots, er of Edward C. Uustayan; also survived by 3 granuchildren.

Services 12 noon, Monday at Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hill. Fersat Lawa Mertaarr Alhambra BERG. Oil rp. ERENBI Meaat Stui Mertaary 836-7860 ERLENMETER, Mra. Gertraae (Treaty), wife of Obey of Clare-mont; died July 16.

1981. Services at TaeU Meaaerlsl FLANK, Baas Dewer. born June 21, 189S in HornelL New York; died July 17, 1981. Survived by wife. Ckasel.

reuvMonday, 11:30 a.m. GRAY, Miles Retort, age 75-, died Croman juiv iu, trot; lAjrn ui ijuB Angela, April 2, 1906. Mr. Gra; came to Santa Barbara in 19M MORTUARIES Los Angeles A Valley Annie s. riarut: son, norjen hob Plank: granddaughters, Nancy Ann Dean, Mary Jul Miller and Wendy Jo Plank: sister, Esther Van Ostrom and brother, Homer Plank.

Memorial service will be at Silver Lake Presbyterian Church, 2930 Hyperion Avenue at noon on "Thursday, July 23. In lieu of flow-era, family prefers donation to the Memorial Fund of the Silver where he owned and operated the DoHer Business. (2) (213) California Hotel from ismo to una. A araduate from M.LT. with a de 748-2201 7 877-0335 gree in architecture.

For the past 25 yean, he and his wife, Nancy, have traveled extensively and for AUCTION SALES Lake Presbvterian Church. iqj(SHkVPaaIaJy, ARMSTRONG FAMILY HIllsMa Mertaary, ulrectors. Sear spent their winters at their ome in Barbados, West Indies. Mr. Gray was a member of Santa Barbara University Club, the Valley Club and was a long-time beloved RANDALL, Sr.

Lacy, LH.1 of Cot sister of nomas 1 titter memDer oi nancneroa vunaoores. Survived by wife, Nancy; 1 House Approves Bill to Save State Wilderness From a Times Staff Writer WASHINGTON-With little fanfare, the House approved by voice vote Friday a bill that would preserve 3.5-million acres of federal wilderness land, including nearly 90 of Yosemite and Sequoia-Kings Canyon national parks. It would prevent development of more campgrounds, roads and other facilities in the parks without permission from Congress. Similar legislation was approved by the House last year but died in the Senate because of timber industry opposition. This year, the bill again faces an uncertain future in the Senate, according to Kathy Files, a legislative aide for Sen.

Alan Cranston The measure, sponsored by Rep. Phillip Burton (D-San Francisco), would prohibit timber cutting, mining and other development on 2.1 million acres of national forest land and would increase wilderness protection for 1.4 million acres of national park land in California. "It's about a million more acres than the (timber) industry wants'" Files said. Burton won bipartisan support for the measure by including a sweetener for the timber industry. In return for giving up about 6 of its current timber activities on national forest lands in California, the industry would be freed from a state injunction against cutting in a broad harvest area of about 2.4 million acres.

$248 Complete All Orange Co. frt Uttraturt daughter; 1 son and 7 (213)747-9121 tonwood, Arizona and Sr. Hilary Randall, D.C. of SL Vincent Medical Center. Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday, 10 a.m.

at Our Lady of Lourde Church 18400 Kinzte SL, Northridge). Callaaaa Mertaary, rllrectora. Friends may attend Memorial graveside services in the Santa Barbara Cemeterv Tuesday. 4 o.m. Cunningham O'Connor! SELLER MUST LIQUIDATE FINANCING AVAILABLE HOME GUEST HOUSE, 1231 W.

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II tarn. Cas raT Met MM Mr MTt anan. ursasaa-Esaa Merraary SCHOONOVEB, Betty Fersat Laws, Gleaiale SMITH, Bajassai professor at East Lo Angelea uiuegei oui-at U.C.L.A.. Every weekday and Sunday, The Times' separate Business Section helps you stay on top oi economic trends, forecasts, stock market activity, the cost oi living and other economic indicators. Cos Angeles tSimes (landing athlete HOUGHTON, Jeea, beloved husband of Hazel Houghton; father of James R.

and George Lee Houghton; brother of Jim Houghton and Amy Lahr; also survived by 5 grandchildren and 2 great-gnnhildrea Service 103O a.m.. Wednesday. I ii 1:1 ifrj 1 1 JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS LOS ANGELES 213749-1051 li UhU graduated 1930. Private services. In lieu of flowers, send contribution to Rev Smith Athletic Scholarship Fund, East Los Angeles College, co Alice Maldtmedo, 1301 Brooklyn, Monterev nark.

91754. at Church of Our Fathers, Forest MoimzSmai Lawn, cypress. Ferest Lwa Mertaarr SNYDER, L. of Sun City, Arizona. MORTUARY CEMETERY (213) 409-6000 Los Angeles IACOBELL1S, Aafeliaa, beloved wife of Guieaeppe IacooelliS; mother of Mike tacobellii, Rosie Reeve.

Domenka Gonzales. Ma service Monoay, p.m., at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel, with interment to follow in Hollywood Cemetery. Utter McKialey, Wll-sklr. directors. rie Brackley, grandmother of 10 ST.

HILAIKE. Naraua WlllUas. be CALLANAN Mortuary Serving Catholic Families loved son of Joan SL Hiuure of ana greai-nsnamouier oi o. Rosary Sunday, 7 p.m. at fine Bretkers.

Biases. Alhambra. Maas of Christian Burial Monday, 8 am. at SL Luke's Catholic nUK AUCTION MaSlH TS) TMBMB4 Aifcfr. As AgsMit SEUJ MaV, mv tl, 1 A IT Ml WEST Had ST, UA MOTION PICTURE LAB EQUIPMENT Ml I tHKLL tm rWIIU.

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Santa Monica; irandaon of Alice Goulet of Lewiaion, Maine; brother of Joan E. Owen and Roland F. SL Hiiaire, both of Canoga Park. Ca.i uncle of BUI and Michael Owen, both of Canoga Park. Viaitation Mondav.

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