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A2 Star-Tribune, Casfr, Wyo. Saturday, Sept. a), iww Mostly sunny, turning partly cloudy Saturday star BRIEFING NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST le 7 PM EST -20-80 29.77 29.53 Wiam L-t, Nation SEATTLE 3000 liiTT XT "A' Mostly sunny Saturday. Becoming partly cloudy Saturday night and Sunday. Widely scattered thunder shower Saturday Night and Sunday.

High Saturday near 70. Low Saturday night near 40. High Sunday In the upper 60'i. Southwest winds 12-20 mph Saturday afternoon. Maximum wind Friday 26 mph from the southwest Probability of measurable precipitation 20 percent Saturday night.

Sunset 7:07. Sunrise 6: 52. Sunset 7:06. Wyoming Sunday to the upper 60s. Lows Saturday night In the low to mid 40s.

Southwest Partly cloudy Saturday with isolated thundershowera. Mostly cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with Isolated thundershowers. Highs Saturday In the mid 60s to around 70 cooling Sunday to the low to mid 60s. Lows Saturday night In the mid 30s to mid 40s. Probability of measureable precipitation: 20 percent Saturday night.

Southeast Mostly sunny Saturday. Partly cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with widely scattered thundershowers. Areas of westerly winds at 10-25 mph during the daylight hours. Highs Saturday In the mid 70s cooling Sunday to the upper 60s and lower 70s. Lows Saturday night in the upper 30s to mid 40s.

Probability of measureable precipitation: 20 percent Saturday night. Region Utah Partly cloudy north through Sunday with chance of showers Saturday afternoon and night. Fair south with local gusty afternoon winds. Cooler. Lows In the 40s and iower 50s.

Highs Saturday 75 to 90 and Sunday 70 to 85. SAN FRANCISCO I DENVER I I j-f X. si" LOS ANGELES I 'C-f J-J DALLAS Fl-vC HIGHiST TfMPfftATUMS I jQp-A NEW ORLEANS MIAMI UP I WEATHER FOTOCAST I Wyoming THE ARRAIGNMENT for a Fremont County couple charged with setting fire to their mobile home and killing two of their children has been indefinitely postponed because they want Fremont County District Judge W.J. Nicholas disqualified from hearing their case. Attorneys for James and Karln Shaffer made the motion Friday before their scheduled arraignment before Nicholas.

A new Judge has not been named, although District Judge Robert Ranck Is scheduled to be in Lander next week. The Shaffers are charged with two counts of first-degree murder and one count of first-degree arson each. The Shaffers allegedly set fire to their home at Arapahoe last November. The bodies of their three children were found in the home after the fire was extinguished. The Shaffers requested that Nicholas not hear the case because Nicholas presided at a hearing in March in which he ruled In favor of exhuming the body of the couple's third child, 20-month-old Robbie.

A MOUNTAIN VIEW woman was charged Friday with first-degree arson and was being held on $1,000 bond after an arraignment before Justice of the Peace Louise Kara. Judy Mangum was yf is fc 'i-Nl' ft 'J 1. Northwest, Big Horn Basin Partly cloudy with Isolated showers Saturday. Good chance of showers Saturday night and Sunday, with snow showers above 6,000 feet and locally heavy snow possible. Highs Saturday In the mid 50s to around 70.

Lows Saturday night cooling to the high 20s and 30s. Highs Sunday In the mid 50s to-mid 60s. Probability of measureable precipitation: 50 percent Saturday night. Northeast Partly cloudy Saturday with Isolated afternoon showers. Good chance of showers Saturday night and Sunday, with snow showers above 7,000 feet and locally heavy snows possible.

Highs Saturday in the low 70s cooling Yesterday's Temperatures ELVIS PRESLEY did it, so why shouldn't Agnetha Faltskog? Christmas carols, that Is. The lead singer (or the Swedish rock group Abba will be out in November with an album of Yuletlde oldies but no "Blue, Blue, Blue Christmas" on this one and no keyboard for backup. Agnetha says she'll deck the halls only to the accompaniment of her 7-year-old daughter, Linda. charged in the burning of a $30,000 mobile home she shared with her husband and children, according to investigator Mark Waters of the Uinta County Sheriff's Department. Waters High temperature isj Denver 88 68 New York 73 53 from Friday; low Is from Detroit 68 49 Oklahoma City 92 68 Friday morning Douglas 74 56 Omaha 78 61 High Low Pc.

Evanston Phoenix 107 80 Albuquerque 90 56 Fort Worth 99 70 Rapid City 65 54 Anchorage 58 39 Honolulu 89 73 Rawlins 63 56 Atlanta 87 74 Jacksonville 90 72 .17 Rock Springs 67 50 BiUlngs 66 51 .08 Kansas City 83 66 St. Louis 77 57 Bismarck 52 48 .20 Lander 72 50 Salt Lk. City 90 61 Boise 74 45 .16 Laramie 77 54 San Francisco 68 58 Boston 75 51 Las Vegas 105 79 St. St. Marie 52 42 .20 97 76 Los Angeles 85 64 Seattle 59 54 .05 52 37 Miami 86 81 Sheridan 73 51 .02 CASPER 74 54 .02 Minneapolis 60 46 Wash'ton, D.C.83 69 Cheyenne 84 57 Nashville 83 57 W.Y'stone 54 41 .24 Chicago 75 57 New Orleans 85 75 .05 Worland 74 55 .03 UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL PICKFAIR, the fairytale mansion built in Beverly Hills, Calif, as a Frontal band A frontal band of clouds extends from the Southeast across the Central Gulf coast to the Middle Atlantic coast.

Thunderstorms are In the Gulf of Mexico and along the central Gulf coast. Some of the extensive cloudi- ness in southern Canada extends down Into the northern plains, northern Rockies and Pacific Northwest. Commerce Department photo taken 11 a.m. Brother wins effort to stop Oswald grave opening hunting lodge and converted into a honeymoon home for Mary Plckford and Douglas Fairbanks was purchased Friday by millionaire sports magnate Jerry Buss. Buss, whose properties include the Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Kings, paid $5,362,500 for the 42-room home and 2.7-acre estate.

The mansion, which Fairbanks and Miss Plckford, Hollywood's richest and best loved silent screen star, purchased for $37,261.77 half a century ago, was originally put up for sale for $10 million by Buddy Rogers, the late actress' second husband. Buss, a bachelor known for his gregarious lifestyle, made the $5 million offer three months ago. Superior Court Judge Edward Rafeedle, the probate Judge for Miss Pickford's estate, opened It to overbids but did not receive any. "It must be a lemon," he joked during a five minute hearing at his courtroom In suburban Santa Monica Friday. "It must be a fixer upper." said that when the Mountain View fire department and sheriffs deputies arrived at the trailer park about 3 45 a.m.

Friday, the mobile home was "fully engulfed In flames." He said Investigators discounted the theory by Mrs. Mangum that the fire was caused by the stove, because the blaze appeared to have started at the other end of the trailer. But they said they still had not determined the cause of the fire. Waters said the fire began after Mrs. Mangum apparently argued with her husband, who theft took the children to a neighbor's.

He said her husband told police that he returned the trailer was burning, and he pulled Mrs. Mangum from the blaze. It was the third case of arson in the county this DAVID SHEENAN, 63, of Biigham City, Utah, is In the intensive care unit at Memorial Hospital of Sheridan County following an accident on U.S. 16 about five miles west of Buffalo Thursday afternoon. Sheenan was driving a box truck loaded with fruit down the mountain toward the east when hi brakes apparently failed and he lost control, according to the Wyoming Highway Patrol.

He attempted to enter a runaway truck turnout, but another truck, driven by George Arno, a Buffalo rancher, was In the path of approach to the turnout headed westward, the patrol said. Sheenan tried to avoid a collision by swerving enough to enter the turnout, but his vehicle sideswipe the Arno vehicle and started rolling, the patrol said, estimating that the Sheenan run FORT WORTH, Texas (UPI) The brother of alleged, presidential assassin Lee Harvey Oswald Friday won his emotional appeal to halt the opening of the Oswald grave to determine the identity of the body buried there. Civil District Judge James Wright issued a temporary injunction against British author and attorney Michael Ed-dowes who had sought to perform an autopsy on the corpse to prove or disprove his theory that a Russian agent assumed Oswald's Identity and killed President John F. Kennedy in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963.

"The consistent pressure brought on by news reports has prevented me from conducting a normal life," Robert Oswald of Wichita Falls, Texas, testified. He expressed "total disbelief at the attempt at unwarranted intrusion on my brother's final resting place." Robert Oswald and Lee Harvey's widow, Marina Oswald Porter, were not available for comment to reporters but spoke with their attorneys. Kenneth Campbell, representing Oswald, backed up the judge's opinion. "Just because someone has some theories Is not sufficient reason to violate the sanctity of the grave," he said. "We're very pleased." HE SAID a hearing date for a request for a permanent Injunction against exhuma- tion would be requested depending on Wright's schedule.

"Robert was very pleased and looks forward to pursuing the action," Campbell said. Mrs. Porter's attorney, Richard Levin, said, "She is disappointed. We thought we were going to win the case and didn't. She views it as a temporary setback.

"I know my client Is very concerned about this, and wants to see It through and try to unravel the whole mystery. Eddowes, 76, said he would return to England "fairly shortly for a few weeks but expected to be back In Dallas. "We are very disappointed," Eddowes said. "We are looking into the possibility of an appeal." In his seven-page opinion, Wright said: "In short, rumors, speculative theory, conjecture and public curiosity will not suffice. It Is the opinion of this court that the Plaintiff (Oswald) has shown a probable right and a probable injury." Wright said his opinion was based on legal precedent dating to 1867 and the civil law of ancient Rome.

MRS. PORTER, a resident of suburban Rockwall, last month gave Eddowes permission, to exhume the body, but the plan was halted at the last minute by a temporary restraining order obtained by Robert. Mrs. Porter testified she thought ft possible she married, an lmposter in Russia In 1961. Wright did not extend his Injunction to Include Rose Hill Burial Park, the location of the grave covered with a red granite marker saying: "OSWALD." Eddowes, who wrote a book "The Ob wald File," claims a Russian agent took Oswald's Identity when Oswald defected to Russia In 1959.

Eddowes said the agent' returned to the United States, with wife' Marina and a child, In 1962 and killed. Kennedy a year later. Pathologists have said Oswald's 1958 Marine Corps dental records, when conV. pared to the teeth of the body In the Fort, worth grave, will prove "100 percent" whether Oswald was actually a Soviet "sleeper" agent. Eddowes has never flatly stated that Oswald was replaced, only that there is a "50-50 chance," sufficient reason for the exhumation.

The evidence Involves physt-" cat discrepancies between the assassin's'1 corpse and Oswald's previous medlcaT records. Cuban cosmonaut on board orbiting Soviet space station SOL LESSER, the motion picture pioneer who helped develop the concepts of movie previews and personal appearances by stars, died Friday at his West Los Angeles home. He was 90. Lesser, a native of Spokane, became a theater owner In 1906, after starting a film exchange In San Francisco, and was one of the early founders of motion picture production In Hollywood. He founded West Coast Theaters in 1923, and was a co-founder of First National Pictures which later was sold to Warner Bros.

Lesser introduced Jackie Coogan, who later became a famous child star, In "Oliver Twist," the first time a child was made the star of a film. away vehicle was traveling at 85 mph. Arno suffered only minor injuries. The patrol said the truck Sheenan was driving was totally demolished and Sheenan was pinned In the cab. It took more than an hour for wrecker crews, the Buffalo Fire Department and the ambulance crew to cut their way clear to remove Sheenan.

World MOSCOW (UPI) A Cuban and a Soviet cosmonaut maneuvered their spacecraft towards a docking with the Salyut-6 space station Friday In a mission whose alms looked to be more political than scientific. Like the flight of the first Vietnamese cosmonaut sent aloft during the Moscow Olympics, the choice of Lt. Col. Arnaldo Tamayo Mendez as the first Cuban spaceman was seen by observers as a gesture to emphasize Soviet good will toward the Third World and non-aligned nations. Experts said their flight aboard the Soyuz-38 spacecraft was not expected to differ significantly from past Soviet space missions and that the cosmonauts were not carrying any new equipment or planning to conduct new experiments.

Commanding Soyuz-38 was veteran Soviet cosmonaut Col. Yuro Romanenko. He and Tamayo, who has trained in the Soviet Union for the mission since 1978, blasted off at about midnight Thursday amid a flurry of tributes from Soviet officials. The docking with Salyut-6, where cosmonauts Valery Ryumln and Yuri Popov were waiting to greet them, was expected to come at about 5 p.m. EDT.

The official Tass news agency reported the two spacemen were feeling well and operations were going according to THE STATE-RUN television devoted a hour special to the takeoff from the Baikonur central Asian launching pad, including a shot of Cuban President Fidel Castro watching the liftoff back in Havana. Interviews with the spacemen were aired throughout Friday, showing Romanenko with his arm around his Cuban colleague, or the two standing at salute In Red Square. Western observers said the uncharacteristic pre-fllght coverage in the Soviet press seemed intended to Impress Third World countries, which pay close attention to Cuba as the current chairman of the so-called non-aligned movement. These were the first visitors for Ryumln and Popov, who have been aboard Salyut-6 since April 9. They appeared certain to set a new space endurance record as they approach the current mark of 175 days In space set by Ryumln and another Soviet colleague just last year.

Tamayo, 38, the seventh non-Soviet launched under the Intercosmos space program, was born In Guantanamo, Cuba, and was orphaned a year later, acccording to an official biography released by the Cuban Embassy In London. A fighter pUot by 1961, be flew 20 search and pursuit missions against enemy planes during the Cuban missile crisis. In 1964 he became a member of the Union of Young Communists, thebiograpby said. LIBERTARIAN Party presidential candidate Ed Clark will be on the Wyoming ballot this fall, but he won't be listed as a Libertarian. The secretary of state's office certified Clark Thursday after his supporters submitted nearly 11,000 signatures on nominating petitions.

Clark, a Los Angeles businessman, needed 6,469 signatures of registered voters to get on the ballot, but the secretary of state's office stopped counting shortly after that total was reached. "We certified Just a few more than he needed," Elections Clerk Carol Petera said. "The final count was 6,522." But Mrs. Petera said Clark will be listed on the ballot as an independent, because under Wyoming law for a political party to be listed on the ballot, It must have received at least 10 percent of the votes cast for Congress In the last general election. The elections office Is still counting nominating signatures for independent candidate John Anderson, whose supporters subm itted about 8,200 names earlier this week and plan to submit additional names by the Friday deadline.

THE BLOOD of Naples' patron saint, San Gennaro, liquefied Friday before 6,000 cheering Neapolitans and tourists, church officials said. Almost simultaneously. In the Naples suburb of Pozzuoll, stones reddened in the Flavio amphitheater where San Gennaro was beheaded by the Romans for his Christian activities in the year 305 A.D., the officials said. For many Neapolitans, the liquefying of the blood and the reddening of stains on the amphitheater stones signified a miracle, portending peace and prosperity in the coming year. This year It was an extra-special occasion because Cardinal Cor a do Ursl, archbishop of Naples, read out a proclamation by Pope John Paul II making San Gennaro also known as St.

Januarius patron saint not only of Naples, but also of all the 26 dioceses in the Campania province around Naples. The Roman Catholic church encourages the veneration of the saint but has never officially proclaimed the liquefaction to be a miracle. It has left Investigations into the authenticity of the "happening" to scholars. TERRORISTS exploded a bomb at Manila University Friday, injuring one student, and police went on a nationwide alert to brace for more bombings timed to coincide with the approaching eighth anniversary of martial law. MaJ.

Gen. Fidel V. Ramos, chief of the paramilitary Philippine Constabulary, said he expected more attack! before Sunday's anniversary. The current terrorist campaign to topple the regime of President Ferdinand E. Marcos already has killed one person an American woman and injured more than 30 others since the almost daily bombings began Aug 22.

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Don Peterson of the U.S. Geological Survey said the deformation Is only one one-hundredth of that noted prior to the gigantic May 18 eruption that blew 1,300 feet off the top of the mountain and left 63 dead or missing. He said the swelling prior to the May 18 blast was five feet per day. Peterson said the chance for, an eruption similar to that cataclysmic explosion was small. He said It was more likely that future eruptions would be similar to the smaller ones that occurred later In May and In June, July and August.

However, be added, "We might be lulled Into a false sense of security, but as long as we have this much beat and this much continuing movement we can't afford to let our guard down." UNITED PRES8 INTERNA TlOfWj. Lee Harvey Oswald shown aboft. Eddowes Is seeking to establish trie identity of the body allegedly burled In the grave. Won't be opened A Fort Worth, Texas civil district Judge denied British author Michael Eddowes permission to open the grave of alleged presidential assassin.