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Daatht, Funaral Announcamantt Daatht, Funeral Announcemnnts 28 Part June 22, 1979 Cc0 iW.efl VITAL RECORDS FTftfflT -NATIONAL FORECAST FOR FRL JUNE 22, 1979 Prepare Lists of Budget Cuts, City Officials Told Ppmi TifMf Staff Wrlfvf Los Angeles municipal department managers Thursday were instructed to prepare lists of possible reductions totaling 3 of their departmental allocations in the city's $1,154 billion 1979-80 budget. The lists, due next Tuesday, will be used by the City Council's powerful Finance and Revenue Committee to make up a $15 million budget shortfall which developed when the council rejected a proposed municipal rubbish-collection fee. Councilman Marvin Braude called for the lists to comply with a council directive that his committee review the new budget and recommend reductions to overcome the loss of revenue from the rubbish fees. In rejecting Mayor Bradley's proposal for the first rubbish fee in municipal history, the council, in effect, reopened debate on the new city budget Rites Set for Harry A. Grinde, 86, Pioneer Movie Director Private services are planned Saturday for pioneer motion-picture director Harry A.

Grinde who died Tuesday at St. Vincent's Medical Center in Los Angeles. He was 86. Grinde directed numerous pictures, both silent and sound, before retiring in the late 1950s. A director for 35 years, mostly with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, his films include: "The Bishop Murder Case," "Good News," "Shopworn," "Under Southern Skies" and "Hitler, Dead or Alive." He also worked on "Babes in Toyland" with Laurel and Hardy.

He also directed "Our Gang" comedies and the Gangbus-ters television series. Grinde leaves his wife of 30 years, Hazel. Fire Destroys Historic House in Maine BAR HARBOR, fire Thursday destroyed the historic 132-year-old Jordan Pond House in Maine's Acadia National Park, a house owned by John D. Rockefeller Jr. before he donated it to the National Park Service.

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vy' A. 7r4 I'm 1 67 rt AfTn L0WS AND HIGHS rwecrrve am pot A for Friday L.M74 A a A pm.YCLOuo Pj ill EFFECTIVE 5 AM PDT 30.20 30.20 BARNOFF, Maaallae. Beloved wife of William M. sarnon, ojvoted mother of Myrna (Herbert) Marsh and Lewis (Maryann) Felunian. Also survived by her mother Bessie (Philip) Zerylnick and her 2 adoring grandchildren Melissa and Michelle Marsh.

At her request private funeral services for Immediate family only were held, June 21, 1979, at Hillside Memorial Park. Contributions by friends may be made to Madeline Sarnoff Memorial Fund, City of Hope, Tribute 208 W. 8th SL, Los Angeles, Ca 90014. kurv uiaiai sn riaaaz. uucvwi HUBERT.

Frsak late of Los Angeles, beloved husband Prunella Schubert, father of William F. Schubert, M.D. of Glendale, brother of Milton Pledge of Florida and Ada Steuaae of Missouri. Memorial service Saturday, 11.30 a.m. at Klefer Eyerick Mertaary, 314 E.

Harvard Uiendaie, la max. Family reauests no flowers. BEnauwivz, Esseala Lovlna mother of Leonard Semkowicz, let ante Dewey and Joanna ue-Cremer. Also survived by 3 gramlch'loren and 5 great-grandchildren, sister Marie Penn and brother Joseph Penn. Rosary Sunday 7:30 pm at the chapel of Caaaiaiham O'Cos-ar, Alhsmbrs, 900 S.

Garfield Mass of Christian burial Monday ft 30 am at SL Thomas More Church, Fremont a Carlos Streets. Interment Resurrection Cemeterv. SHAW.Makel services Monday 11 am nouen-beck Home Chapel, Utter MeKla-ley Wllshln. directors. TRUSS, Una Graveside service Saturday p.m.

at Ingelwood Park Cemetery. Survived by daughter Geraldine Meioeh. Mlraaal-SamssoB Hior titan directors (585-1781). VAN Est, toaals F. Fared (Uwa-Hollyweea Hills WADDINGTON, Hence Gremaa Mertaary.

directors. WADDINGTON, Henselae Gremaa Mertaary. directors. WEISS, Msrg M. Monat Sloitl Mertaary WHITEHEAD, William C.

Born in Utah May 8, 1894, he passed away June 19, 1979 in Escondido, Ca. He is survived by his sister Inez Jones of San Diego. He was past president of Garrett Corp. Private services have been conducted at FltsHeary Faaeral Heme, Indlo. Interment Coachella Valley Cemetery.

WIDDERS, Albert Slaaey Jr. Loving husband of Sue Top ham Widders, father of Pamela Bennett, Monte L. Widders, Anya Nunes and Steve Widders. Also survived by 6 grandchildren. Memorial services Sunday June 24, 1979 at 3 p.m.

Sunrise Chapel, Gates, Elapley Gates Calver City, directors (837-7121) ZEITUN. Jack Meaat Slaal Mertaary ZIRLIN, Ike Services 11:00 a.m. Sunday, Courts of TaNaCH Chapel, Mount Sinai Memorial Park, Mount Slaal Mortuary. 10ta In constsnt memory of EDITH PELLET who pstted sway Kmc 22, 1966 jFuneral 33irectorg JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS LOS ANGELES 213749-1051 MORTUARY CEMETERY (213) 466-4171 Los Angeles CALLANAN Mortuary Serving Catholic Families LOS ANGELES (213 462-2266 ARMSTRONG FAMILY complete disposition AA ALL A. COUNTY (91 LA (213) 747-9121 umvMv utter Mckinley Los Angeles (213) 388-24311 JOHNS, PelbertW.

Fernet Laws-Hollywawl Hills JOINER, Oaraett M. Ansvtreas; Family directors KLAUS, Marvla Omasa Mertaary, directors EOZNIO, Hermaa A. Arrartraaf Family, directors KBISTOV1TCH, SJ. Rev. Mir Baal J.

Ctllaaaa Mertnsry, directors EBCrO, Neikeri of Los Angeles passea sway June it. tie wss the president of Community Thrift Lian, Monterey Park. There will no services. However, flowers and condolences may be sent to his parents Stefan A Franceses Kroeg, 51 Mortimer Toronto, Ont Canada M4K 1Z8 LAKAFF, Lealse Araastreaf Family, directors Hellyweee LARSEN.Aaaa R. Glea Havea Mertaary UEtiERMAN, Iiare bisiimw as suveraasa nanaary )MAN, Fraaces, Cherished mother of Richard (Pat) Lomani loving grandmother of Donna (Kenneth) Cherished mother aurenus, Kooen ana Alan uman.

Services Friday, 2 p.m.. Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel, Gn-BBiB Msrfusrv. directors. MXGIOGLIO, Joseph Fenst Lswa-Gleadale MARCUS, Ida Glutnaa-Wlllea Eellywoed MERitiCK, Jsmee W. passed away june isis.

oeiovea us oana oi Margaret D. Merrick. Services Saturday 10 am at SL Augustine's Catholic Church. Private cremation. Smith 4t SalsSsry Calver City, directors.

METER, Charles Heary, 66. resident oi LNisen not springs, aiea June 18, 1979. Mr. Meyer was a retired engineer with the Los Angeles County Fire Dept. He was a member of Huntingdon Beach Lodne No.

380, Survived by his wife, June L. Meyer; 3 children, Frankie Anna Meyer of Long Beach, Henry D. Meyer and Ema-line Meyer, both of Huntington Beach; also 5 grandchildren. Graveside services will be conducted at 2iC0 p.m. Friday in Rose Hills Cemetery, Whittier.

Family suggests contributions lie made to the Masonic Childrens' Home in Co vina. Pierre Brothers' Smith Martaary Beach, Directors (714 536-6539 MILLER, Charles 56 resident of ountain vauey, wa. aiea June 20, 1979 in Reno, Nevada. Mr. Miller was a retired major in the United States Air Force.

He is survived by his wife Marcia M. Miller: 2 sons John Miller of Houston, TX and Richard Miller of Fountain Valley: 2 daughters Jackie Scofield of San Jose and Cindy Miller of Fountain Valley. Also 4 grandchildren, 2 sisters Mary M. Tignor of Nelsonville, OH and Ruth M. Barber, Cleveland, CH.

and a brother Lowell E. Miller, Trenton, ML Funeral services will be conducted Saturday, June 23 at Pierce Chapel, Huntington Beach at Interment will be in the Riverside National Cemetery. Pierce (714536-6539) MORRIS, William Gremaa Mertaary, directors. MOTLEY, Morris Gremaa Mertaary, directors NADHAM, Abbs biasatsa-wuiea Konyweoa (656-6260) PIERSON, Wallace N. Jr.

Loving lauierui uiroiyn westpnau, Wallace N. Pierson III, and Susan Elizabeth Pierson, stepfather of Jon R. Richardson. Also survived by 2 grandchildren. Memorial service Monday Ham Little Chapel of the Dawn Gates, Kisfiley Gates Saata Meaica, directors.

PONTO, Elmer W. Armstrong; ramiiy directors ROCHA, Natalia C. Mass Friday 9:30 am SL Stephen's Church. Interment Resur rection Cemetery. Telfa Robisoa oeveriy mertasry, directors.

ROT, Versa V. J.T. Oswald- Marina rv. BP. RUBIN, Rath S- beloved wife of jack; aevoieo mother of Ben (Rita) and Jim (Mindy) Rubin.

Also survived by 3 adored grandchildren and one brother. Services Friday 2 p.m. Eternal Light Chapel in Eden Memorial Park, Gromaa-Edea Mertaary, directors. 5ALCEDO, Cannes H. Forest Lawa-Hsllyweod Hills PREPARED IN COOPERATION WITH THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CONTINUOUS WEATHER BROADCASTS: VHP CREMATION SERVICES WEATHER REPORTS, FORECASTS jf uneral Directors EMBALMING JUST 38.

CASKETS S.25.UP Low Priced Funerals. Compare Mortuary Prices and Services by Phone. FOREST LAWN r.ORTUARIES Glendale. Hollywood Hills. West Covins snd Cypress.

MORTUARIES Los Angeles A Valley (213) 213 748-2201 877-0335 Cunningham O'Connor Los Angeles (213) 749-0297 Hollywood 655-7280 Alhambra 289-4347 HOUSE OF HALL 213-749-2211 1607 S. flower St. Los Anteles Inglewood Cemetery -Mortuary TELEPHONE (2131 678-1251 SOUTHLAND FORECAST LOS Low cloudiness through the midmoming hours, otherwise fair today and Saturday with highs both days near 77. BEACHES: Low cloudiness through midmorning, then fair today with highs 67 to 70. Water, 67.

MOUNTAINS: Sunny today and Saturday with highs both days 75 to 82. Lows tonight 50 to 58. SAN FERNANDO VALLEY: Low cloudiness and local fog through the midmoming hours, otherwise fair today and Saturday with highs both days 82 to 88. SAN GABRIEL VALLEY: Low cloudiness and local fog through the midmorning hours, otherwise fair today and Saturday with highs both days 82 to 88. SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE: Low cloudiness and local fog through the midmorning hours, otherwise fair today and Saturday with highs both days 82 to 88.

ORANGE COUNTY: Low cloudiness through midmorning then mostly sunny today with highs 75 to 82 inland and 67 to 70 at the beaches. UPPER AND LOWER DESERTS: Sunny today and Saturday with winds in the afternoons and evenings in the northern deserts. Highs both days 92 to 102 in the upper deserts and 98 to 106 in the lower deserts. SAN DIEGO COUNTY: Low cloudiness through the midmorning hours, otherwise sunny today and Saturday with highs both days in the upper 70s. SMOG Fumral Announcemtnti BECKER, Akrakaas MaliMw A SUvenua Meitauj BEOIANi Ml H.

Ferae) Lawa-Helljwewl Bills BENNINO. Deyle D. Beloved husband of Mrs. Faye L. Bennlngi father of Mn.

Doyllne Smith, Sandra and Allen N. Bennlng. Alao survived by 5 grandchildren. Services 3 pm Saturday In the Church of the Hill. Forest Lawn-HoUywood Hill.

Ferae Laws Mertur BENSON, Eaalc FensV Lawa-HeUrweea HUU BER KG Bitty Glaabaael-Wlllei Hellyweee' BOONS, Deaiel M. Funeral aervtcea Saturday, 10 a.m., Pierce Broa. Little Country Chapel, 10621 Victory, North Hollywood. Interment Valhalla Memorial Park, Marco Broa. Valhalla, directors.

BRAUN, Mary Ajktaa, on June 20, of King George, VA. Beloved wtie of Rear Admiral B. L. Braun, U.S. Navy ReL She la alao survived by her mother, 4 brothers and 3 listers.

Funeral services Friday June 22 at 2 p.m. at SL Paul's Episcopal Church, Owens, VA. Interment at SL Paul's Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donation! may be made to SL Paul's Episcopal Church or the American Cancer Society. Nash A Slaw Faaeral Bene, Ninde, VA.

directors. BRENNKMAN, LllyaaM T. Utter McKbiley'a Van Nays Malkaaw A SUvanBum Martua CAMERON, Charles Armstrong Family directors CBRISTENSEN, Niels Gaaaar. pasaea away June ti. oeiovea husband of Karen A.

Christensen; father of Anne Marie Chrtstenseni son of Elsa M. Chrlstensen and brother of Paul E. Chrlstensen. Services to be Monday 1 pm Memorial Chapel, Rose Hills Memorial Park. Rase Hills Mar-tisn.

directors. CHUNAS, Walter Beloved husband oi airs, jane uiunas; lovuig tatner of Mrs. Debi McLaughlin; father-in-law of John McLaughlin; brother of Lillian Dooley and Alice Flesner. Funeral service Saturday 10am at O'Ceaaar Lanaa Hilb Mor-raary chapel, 2o301 Alicia Parkway. Interment Ascension Cemetery.

DAVID, Aarea J.A. beloved husband of Moselle, loving father of Isaac, Hannah, Esther, Lily, Flora, and Rachel. He passed away June 18, 1979 and his body was Interred in IsraeL DE SOTO, James uiapei messing Monday i pm in Getoaa A Martlaeal's Crystal ChapeUnterment Rosedale Cemetery. De DETNE, Emerle Armitroaf Family directors DEL.SHAD, Ywuef "Papa Jea," Ueaat Sisal Mertaary DURAN.JeaeC Vein Rehiaea First SL ECVJmANN, Carltoe a passed away June 20, 1979. He is survived by his wife E.

Marie Ecker-mann, Arcadia; 2 children Judith A. Bellows, Escondido and Gerald C. Eckermann, Playa del Rey; 2 sisters Caroline F. Butler, Alham-bra and Margaret L. Green, Mission Vlejo; and 5 grandchildren.

Services 2 pm today at Glaaser-Mlller-Lami Mertaary Chapel Arcadia. Interment nrivate. HEINE, Aaa uresaaa nerraary, directors HENDON. Thomas J. (Jim) vastus at rerrot Herniary, Northridce (886-8600) HUNTER, Oaelta R.

of San Dimas passea away June lsrw. survived by her son Robert and his wife Dorothy: granddaughters Mrs. Carol Taylor and Miss Susan Hunter; 3 great-grandchildren. Graveside services will be held Friday at Valhalla Memorial Park, 10621 Victory North Hollywood Pierce Bros. Valhalla, directors.

IGLESIAS, Sarah JaeepMsa sister of uieoaora umeecnevama, Lucre-cia Iglesias and Arturo Martinez. Rosary this evening 7pm at the Callasaa N. Western Ave. Funeral mass Saturday 10am at Blessed Sacrament Church. Amtrak LmI fc.

A Amtrakis to visit business our reservation with service. Plus board. Diego don't Pollutant Standard GMd t-Wt, UnhMltMul 1M-2W Vtry Unhulthful MOM, Hiuntou 3M-SM. The areas listed below are the Pollutant Standard Index forecasts for today, as predicted by the South Coast Air Quality Management District: Big Bear Lake PSI coastal area PSI 41 high deserts PSI Inland Orange County PSI 41 low deserts PSI metropolitan area PSI 1Z Riverside-San 17 Southeast Riverside County PSI 13S, San Pernando-Santa Clarlta PSI 13a San Gabriel-Pomona PSI 173. Thursday's Temperatures SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points, as reported to the Los Angeles office of the National Weather Service, were as follows: Station Los Angeles Los Angeles Airport Apple Valley Bakersf leld BarstowDaggett Beaumont Bishop Max Mln.

.75 .71 60 1 99 .90 41 92 49 Neptune Society 213831-0664 24llafcSMs steal CtaMrU. Call Rosedale Cemetery low Cost Removal and Cremation 7I3734-3ISS 74 hr. Tie testdile Cesj. Asset, Los Asides CHAPEL OF THE PINES Complete Cremation $250 Call lor Information 213731-5179 24 HOURS LOS ANGELES CEMETERY Lots-Crypts GREEN House. 2 choice lots.

Ssve half. J650 both. 714821-4045 SANTA Monies, Woodlawn companion crypt S00Pp 14979-3859 FOREST Lwn. Hwd. His, 1 lot, Loving Kindness.

S400 PP 33780-3213 ROSE HILLS: 1 hit Cypress lawn. $300. Pp. forest lAWX-HH. choice adj.

spaces. rp. can in. 213, HILLSIDE MEMORIAL PARK or Sfraw 2 CRYPTS, tapistrano Gardens, Injlewood Park Cem. pp.

2132900281 Call (213) 629-4411 for a Times Classified ad to change. .104 71 .76 SI .102 67 93 60 .12 59 .90 65 .71 60 .12 59 75 54 72 .61 60 55 .15 55 .104 66 .11 54 .17 53 72 56 .17 52 72 63 .12 57 76 51 67 60 .69 53 66 60 76 54 .102 69 77 55 3 TO 5 DAY FORECAST SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COASTAL AND MOUNTAIN AREAS: Extended forecast for Sunday through Tuesday. Some night and morning low cloudiness coastal areas, otherwise fair through the period. Highs In the coastal sections ranging from the upper 60s at the beaches to the 80s inland valleys. Highs at the mountain resorts mostly in the 70s.

Overnight lows 52 to 62 coastal sections and 40s to low 50s at the mountain resorts. AAARINE FORECAST POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICAN BORDER: Over outer waters from Point Conception to Sen Nicolas Island northwesterly winds 10 to II knots with combined seas 3 to 5 feet. Elsewhere light variable winds night and morning hours today. Afternoon winds west to southwest 10 to II knots with 1 to 3 foot wind waves. Westerly swell 1 to 3 feet.

Night and morning low clouds, partially clearing In the afternoon. WESTERN FORECAST SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Fair through Saturday except for patchy coastal low clouds this morning, increasing locally Inland tonight and Saturoay morning. Highs In the upper 50s at the coast to the upper 60s to low Ms Inland. Small craft advisory including Sulsun Bay and west delta for gusty westerly winds 15 to 35 m.p.h. mainly afternoons and evenings.

SIERRA NEVADA: Fair through Saturday except for afternoon and evening clouds at higher elevations and a threat of thundershowers this afternoon and evening. Little temperature change. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY: Fair through Saturday. Highs In the mid Ms to low 90s north end and in the 90s elsewhere. Northwest winds 15 m.p.h afternoons and evenings except westerly to 30 m.p.h.

In the delta. SANTA MARIA-SAN LUIS OBISPO AREA: Fair through Saturday except for variable low clouds and foo nights and mornings. Highs near 60 at the beaches to the mid 60s to mid 70s Inland. Northwest winds to 30 m.p.h. afternoons and evenings.

MONTEREY BAY AREA: Fair through Saturday except for patchy low clouds and fog this morning, increasing tonight and Saturday morning. Highs in the 60s to low 70s. Small craft advisory for northwesterly winds 15 to 30 m.p.h. mainly afternoons and evenings. SALINAS VALLEY: Fair through Saturday except for patchy low clouds and fog north end nights and mornings.

Highs In the upper 60s and 70s north to the Ms south. Winds northwesterly to 25 m.p.h. afternoons and evenings except southerly winds In the south end. SANTA CLARA VALLEY: Fair through Saturday with patchy low clouds late nights and mornings. Highs In the 70s and low Ms.

Northwest winds to 20 m.p.h. afternoons. SACRAMENTO VALLEY: Fair through Saturday. Highs In the Ms to low 90s. Southerly winds to 20 m.p.h.

afternoons except winds southwesterly to 30 m.p.h. in the delta. MOUNT SHASTA SISKIYOU AREA: Felr through Saturday except for afternoon and evening clouds at higher elevations and a threat of thundershowers this afternoon and evening. Little temperature change. NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA? Fair with afternoon and evening clouds at higher elevations through Saturday and patchy fog and low clouds along the coast Saturday morning.

Increasing clouds tonight and Saturday morning. Little temperature change. LOCAL FORECAST Station Max. Mln. LOS ANGELES BASIN Los Angeles Civic Center 77 61 Beverly HillsHollywood 73 59 WhlttlerMontebelk) 79 59 BEACHES Santa Monica 67 RedondoHermosa HuntingtonNewport 61 COASTAL STRIP Santa Barbara 70 VenturaOxnard InglewoodCulver City 72 Torrance 74 Long Beach 79 Santa Ana 75 Oceenslde 70 San Diego 74 SiMI VALLEY Slml 13 SAN FERNANDO VALLEY Burbank 13 Van Nuys Northridge 15 SAN GABRIEL VALLEY Pasadena 15 El MonteSan Gabriel SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY Ontario Riverside San Bernardino Beaumont 7 90 NORTHERN DESERTS LancasterPalmdate 92 Vktorvllle Apple Valley 92 BerstowOaagett 101 61 Chine Lekelildgecrest 95 70 SOUTHERN DESERTS Pe rn Springs 105 ImperialEl Centre Blvthe -N6 M6 MOUNTAINS Bio Beer Lake.

.62 Lake Arrowhead Wrlghtwood TEMPERATURES A PRECIPITATION OVER THE FAR WEST Precipl- Station Max Mln. tation Albuquerque 90 50 B.Mings II 50 .01 Boise 12 41 Red Bluff 91 63 Reno 13 47 Sacramento 51 Salt Lake City 49 San Francisco 62 53 Seattle 67 51 Tucson 99 62 Yuma Ml 67 i aaaallMlaulaaaaaaBMaaMf 1 iif hi NATIONAL WEATHER Showers and thundershowers persisted across much of the lower Mississippi, Tennessee and upper Ohio Valleys Thursday. Showers also developed over the mid Atlantic Coast states with scattered thunder-showers popping up across the southeastern U.S. as well as in central Oklahoma. Stronger storms brought heavy rain to parts of west central Mississippi with Greenville reporting over 2 Inches of rain in 1 hour.

Heavy rain also fell over southern West Virginia. Urban flooding occurred Thursday morning at Kopperston, Ravencliff and Pinville In Wyoming County and Glen Daniels and Eccles in western Raleigh County. Earlier In the day flooding was also observed along Tygart Creek, across the border in Kentucky. Thunderstorms were also beginning to develop over the central portion of the Ohio Valley. Some storms in this area may produce large hail and strong wind gusts.

Thus a severe thunderstorm watch was Issued until I p.m. e.d.t. for portions of southern and eastern Indiana, north central Kentucky, the western two thirds of Ohio and southeastern lower Michigan. In other areas, light rain and drlnle fell across northern Minnesota and upper Michigan. In the west, rain-showers were widely scattered across southern Idaho and western Montana.

There were also some cloudy spots along the Pacific Coast. However, most of the rest of the nation from the Rockies westward was clear. Sunny skies also dominated New England, the mid Mississippi Valley, the Northern and Central Plains and the western half of the Southern Plains. FOREIGN CITIES City Time Weather Temp. Aberdeen, 1 p.m Rain 59 Amsterdam, 1 p.m.

Hate Ankara, 3 p.m. Ptly cldy Antigua, I a.m. Clear Asuncion, I a.m. Clear Athens, 2 p.m. Clear 77 14 61 II 54 77 77 63 79 77 41 99 70 73 II 73 12 12 61 70 66 77 II 64 2 72 61 77 61 75 63 79 II 61 73 Auckland, mdnt.

Cloudy Rein Beijing, I pm Benin, i p.m. Clear Birmingham, 1 p.m. Cloudy Bonn, 1 p.m. Clear Brusselv 1 p.m Clear Buenos Aires, I a.m. Cloudy Cairo, 2 p.m.

Clear Casablanca, noon Cloudy Copenhagen, 1 p.m. Clear Dublin, 1 p.m. Ptly cldy Geneva, 1 p.m Clear Ho Chi Minn I p.m. Cloudy Hong Kong, I p.m. Cloudy Jerusalem, 2 p.m.

Clear Lima, 7 a.m. Cloudy Lisbon, noon Cloudy London, 1 p.m. Rain Madrid, p.m. Malta, I p.m. New Delhi, 5 p.m.

T-storm Nice 1 p.m. Cleer Oslo, 1 p.m. Clear Paris, 1 p.m. Clear Rio de Janeiro, 9 a.m. Fog Rome, 1 p.m.

Clear Sydney, 10 p.m. Rain Taipei, I p.m. Haie Teheran, 3 p.m. Cleer Tokyo, 9 p.m. cleer Vienna, 1 p.m.

Warsaw, 1 p.m. Cloudy Ptly cldy Sun, Moon, Tide JF V3 5oi Jvne 24 Jeff I Jety 9 Jety 16 FRIDAY, JWM tl Sun rises Vt ajn. sets M7 sun. Moea rises J0 sun. sets 4e3 sun.

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Just clip the schedule. Then see your travel agent, or come to the station below 30 minutes before departure, buy your ticket, and get on board. Biyine. CatallnaAvalon -El Centre Fresno HollywoodBurba nk Lancaster Long Beach Montetxllo Mt. Wilson Needles.

Newport Beach Northridge unrario Palm Springs asaoena Riverside UC. Sandberg San Bernardino San Diego San Gabriel Santa Ana Santa Barbara Santa Maria Santa Monica Pier Slml Thermal RELATIVE HUMIDITY High 93 Low 57 TEMPERATURES A PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION Preci pi- Station-Albany. Max Mln. tation 0 96 6t 7I S4 51 55 52 61 70 60 77 51 73 47 56 79 66 S3 62 64 47 69 60 64 63 66 76 65 51 63 Amarlllo Anchorage Ashevllle- .12 Atlanta Atlantic City 75 Austin 94 Baltimore 73 Birmingham S3 Bismarck 79 Boston 70 Brownsville 95 Buffalo Burlington, VT 12 Charleston, SC II Charleston, WV 79 Charlotte, NC 72 Cheyenne II Chicago 17 Cincinnati Cleveland II Columbia, SC Columbus, OH 12 Dallas-Ft. Worth 99 Dayton IS Dnvtf 17 .59 .17 .14 1.35 Des Moines.

Detroit Duluth .15 -61 -104 90 -96 17 -13 -13 -59 -92 .11 4 -M 99 -15 75 .24 El Paso. Honolulu. 71 69 71 49 63 72 76 72 0 70 66 Houston. Indianapolis Jackson, MS. Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Little Rock 1.42 Louisville.

Memphis. .71 Miami Beach Mldlnd-Odessa. Milwaukee pi Paul Nashville 65 69 New Orleans. .91 New York. .77 .74 .76 .69 .11 Norfolk, VA.

Providence 69 56 .15 Raleigh RepldCity. .72 .96 .03 It .65 St. Louis St. 90 San Anion le 92 St. Ste.

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TO FULLERTON Approximately 35 min. TO SANTA ANA S6.4Cf Annroximatelv 51 min. TO OCEANSIDE Approximately 1 hr39. TO DEL MAR $15? Approximately 1 hr 59. TO SAN DIEGO Approximately 2 hrs 35.

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