The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 47

Monday. January 6, 1090 THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN The Weather Weatherllne Call 524-3377 for local reports, forecasts. A 24-hour Oklahoman and Times service. Albuquotquc Amanllo Anchorngo Atlanta Alinntic City Sunn 14 lb 0 PiCIc 30 60 43 MiCIc Clear Sunny liCioudy liniinas W.ndy 48 Cloudy GO MtCioudy 41 Birmmghnm Oismaick City: Sunny and warmer today with south winds of 5-10 mph. Fair and cool tonight with a low of 33.

Fair and mild Tuesday. The high will be 62. State: Sunny across tho state today with highs In the upper 50s and low 60s. Fair and cool tonight. Lows will be from the upper 203 In the northwest to mid 30s in the southeast.

Fair and continued unseasonably warm Tuesday. Highs will be mostly in the 60s. Extended Forecast: Continued fair and warm through Wednesday, with highs in the 60s. Lows in the 30s. Becoming partly cloudy and cooler by late Thursday.

Highs will cool to the mid 40s to near 50 by Friday. Lows will drop to the 20s. PtCiuudv Sunny PICioudy Cloudy Cloudy cVouofy Sunny Cloudy Windy Cloudy Cloudy PtCioudy PtCloudy Sunny B. Today's Regional Forecast.v; If -Q- Dodge City Wichita 1 5025 5125 SSffO. Springfield ln-5525 56 Tulsa BB Oklahoma City Smith' KAIbuquerque 6031 '-'J.

5020 6222 6sso McAlester fl'fi vjjW Wichita FalL Dallas-Ft. Worth Sunny 43 I'lCloudy 59 PICioudy 46 Clear 72 Denver Dos Moines Detroit Windy 63 PtCioidy 45 PICioudy 39 Windy PtCloudy Cloudy Cloudy Snow Cloudy Cloudy Helena Honolulu Houston Cloudy 48 PICioudy 85 Sunny 72 Jackson MS Jacksonville Kansas City Showers 64 Sunny 64 Sunny 64 Sunny 63 35 PICioudy 69 47 Cloudy 55 31 Sunny 60 41 PICioudy 77 62 Arkansas: Fair to partly skies will prevail across the state. Highs will be in the low 50s northeast to low 60s southwest. Lows will be in the upper 20s to 30s. Texas: Fair and mild statewide today.

Highs will range from the 60s in the "northern two-thirds to 70s in the southern third of the state. Lows will range from the 30s -north to near 50 extreme south. New Mexico: Fair skies will continue across the state today. Highs will be from the low 30s northern mountains to upper 60s south and southeast. Lows tonight will be in the single digits to upper 20s.

Kansas: Fair today with highs in the upper 40s to middle 50s. Fair tonight with lows in the middle 20s to low 30s. Missouri: Fair skies statewide today. High temperatures will be in the upper 40s to middle 50s. Fair tonight with lows in the middle 20s to middle 30s.

Colorado: Partly cloudy and windy today and tonight with scattered snow showers over the northern mountains. Highs from the upper 20s northwest and northern mountains to low 60s east. Lows from 15 below zero to the 20s. Sunny Sunny Sunny PICioudy PtCioudy PICioudy Cloudy PICioudy PtCloudy PtCloudy PtCloudy Sunny Five Day Outlook for the Metro Area PICioudy 42 PtCloudy 42 PtCloudy 58 Sunny 68 Nashville New Orleans New York C.ly 42 29 Cloudy 42 Sunny Portland ME Portland OR Providence Raieioh Reno Ham 51 PtCloudy 42 Rain 55 PtCloudy 56 Sunny Fair and Warmer Fair and Mild Fair and Mild Partly Cloudy Fair and Cooler 6031 6233 6534 6036 5028 Showers 47 33 Sunny 75 39 PtCloudy 67 44 Cloudy 58 50 Cloudy Sunny PtCloudy Sunny Cloudy PtCloudy Cloudy Cloudy Sunny Cloudy Cloudy PtCloudy Sunny PtCloudy .04 33 20 Snow Today's National Forecast Tulsa Washington Weather Conditions IFR VFR VFR VFR IFR VFR VFR IFR VFR VFR VFR VFR VFR VFR MVFR VFR MVFR Airport Atlanta Chicago Denver Dallas-FtW Houston Kansas City Las Vegas Los Angeles Memphis Miami New Orleans New York Phoenix San Francisco Seattle St. Louis Washington Delays Likely None Possible None Likely None None Likely None None None None None None Likely None Possible City Lisbon London Madrid Drrats Fait Clear Slockho Sydney PtCidy larv enhgn Fair Manila Drizzle Mex.

City Rain Montreal na TelAviv Snow Tokyo uouay foggy Ne Delhi 73 46 Haze Vancouver 50 43 Frankfurt 34 34 Geneya 36 25 Hong Kong 66 61 Yesterday's Temps. in Oklahoma City Sun rises today al 740 12 mid 33 12 Noon. .51 534 Moon rises at lam 31 1 p.m 53 8th and sets at 626 a 2 a.m 31 2 p.m.... 56 Ttai Precipi: 9th, Based on National Weather Service Aviation forecasts. Pilots must obtaii timely personal weather briefing before departure.

Airline passengers sho check with the airlines tor up-to-the-minute (light information. KEY: VFR. Vis Flight Rule conditions; MVFR, Marginal Visual Flight Rule conditons; IFR. strument Flight Rule conditions. Delays refer to weather related delays.

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Services 2 p.m. Tuesdav, McLoud First Baptist Church (Wilson-Smith). NEWALLA HANNA, Charles, died Saturday. Services pending (Wilson-Smith). NORMAN BD3ENS, Robert 62, OU professor, died Sunday.

Memorial services 2 p.m. Wednesday, St. Michael's Episcopal Church (Mayes). PRICE, Inez Bever, 87, homemaker, died Saturday. Services 10:30 a.m.

Tuesday, St. Michael's Episcopal Church (Mayes). ROBERTS, T.G., 56, pipe fitter, died Saturday. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday (Primrose).

YUKON VENECK, Cecili Agnes, 76, homemaker, died Saturday. Services pending (Yanda Son). Notable LINWO0D, N.J. (AP) Margaret KeUy, mother of the late Princess Grace of Monaco and matriarch of the famed Kelly clan of Philadelphia, died at a convalescent home here. She was 91.

Kelly died at 8:45 a.m. Saturday of Sunday. Services pending (Guardian Midtown). TOWNLEY, Robert 78, dairy company owner, died Saturday. Services 11 a.m.

Tuesday, First Presbyterian Church (Hahn-Cook, Street Draper). TURNBOW, Glee, 78, died Saturday. Services 11 a.m. Tuesday (Capitol Hill). Von WAADEN, Margie, 80, died Friday.

Services 1:30 p.m. Wednesday (Hahn-Cook, Street Draper). WEBB, Jack 31, construction employee, died Sunday. No services will be held (Bill Merritt, Bethany). BETHANY MOORE, Walter 99, retired, died Saturday.

Services 11 a.m. Wednesday (Bill Menitt, Bethany). DEL CITY ROGERS, Mary Etta, 87, homemaker, died Sunday. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday, South Lindsay Baptist Church (Hunter).

EL RENO KITZMILLER, Dennis 95, retired city employee, died Saturday. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday, First Baptist Church (Wilson). HARRAH HARKEY, John in UNION CITY BRAZZEAL, Jestin 66. Services pending (Wilson, El Reno).

WAGONER MITCHELL, Helen 89. Services pending (Shipman-Floyd). WAURIKA MCDOWELL, Charles 71. Services Tuesday (Willis C.Worley& Son). SIMPSON, Inez, 82.

Services today (Willis C. Worley Son). WEWOKA WATTERS, Clara Ruth, 66. Services today (Stout). Metropolitan OKLAHOMA CITY ACHGILL, Clarence, 81, died Sunday.

Services pending (Guardian Mid-town). DALE, Gertrude, 87, homemaker, Fort Smith, formerly of Oklahoma City, died Saturday. Graveside services 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens (Edwards, Fort Smith). DeHART, Harold 77, retired sheet metal contractor, died Saturday.

Services 1 p.m. Tuesday (Vondel L. Smith Son South). FRENCH, Alice M.T., 92, retired corporation commission employee, died Wednesday. Ser vices 2 p.m.

today (Guardian Midtown). GRAY, Sara 89, homemaker, died Sim-day. Services 4 p.m. Tuesday (Hahn-Cook, Street Draper). JENNINGS, Gerald 76, retired sales manager, died Wednesday.

Services 10 a.m. today (Hahn-Cook, Street Draper). KHtK, Vivian Ardefh, 88, homemaker, died Sunday. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday, Oakcrest Church of Christ (Vondel L.

Smith Son South). KLEIN, Arthur 92, retired motel owner, died Sunday. Graveside services 2 p.m. Tuesday, Memorial Park Cemetery (Guardian Midtown). LANDON, Florence homemaker, died Sunday.

Services pending (Chapel of the Flowers). McKOSATO, Hoke Mack, 53, automobile repair employee, died Sunday. Tribal services Tuesday. Burial 10 a.m. Wednesday, McKosato family home (Roesch, Shawnee).

PURCELL, James 73, civil service employee, died Sunday. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday, Trinity Baptist Church, Yukon (Turner, Yukon). SMITH, Madge, died State BARTLESVILLE ISELI, Viola 89. Services Wednesday (Neekamp).

MILLER, Mary Leno-ra, 67. Services Tuesday (Stumpff). BINGER GONZALES, Flecitia, 66. Services today (Gragg). BRISTOW STAIGER, John F.

"Jake," 80. Graveside services Tuesday (Eddie Sisson, Oklahoma City). CARNEGIE WEBB, Grace 87. Services Wednesday (Pitcher-Hackney). CHANDLER DUNCAN, Gladys Lucille, 65.

Services Tuesday (Curry-Parks). WALLIS, Lily Ann, 50. Services Tuesday (Curry-Parks). CRAWFORD RIDGWAY, Lettie Roberta "Tiny," 92. Services Tuesday (Rose Chapel, Cheyenne).

DRUMRIGHT SCHWARTZ, Anna, 84. Services Tuesday (Smith). DURANT HARRIS, Bertha, 81. Services Tuesday (Coffey). ELK CITY ATCHLEY, Nora, 80.

Services pending (Mar- The funeral for Robert C. Townley, president of Townley's Dairy will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the First Presbyterian Church, 1001 NW 25. Burial will be at Rose Hill Cemetery, 6001 NW Grand Blvd. Townley, 78, a longtime business and civic leader, died Saturday at Baptist Medical Center after an extended illness.

He was chief executive officer of Townley's Dairy Co. until his death. Survivors include his wife, Rebecca, of the home; sons Robert C. Townley Jr. of Tulsa, Guy M.

Townley of Oklahoma City and Thomas B. Townley of Los Angeles; a daughter, Mary "Molly" Pe-zoid of Tulsa; and five grandchildren. tin). KUNS, Grace. Services pending (Martin).

ENID BENSON, Opal Murl, 88. Services Tuesday (Brown). FREDERICK SMITH, James Elmer, 86. Services Tuesday (Gish). GOTEBO WHTTELEY, Dell 95.

Services Tuesday (People's, Lone Wolf). GUTHRIE LADD, Kenneth 75. Services Tuesday (Smith). GUYMON NAD7EH, Zeke 65. Services today (Henson).

HEALDTON HARRIS, Grace 91. Services Tuesday (Res-er). THIES, Barbara 55. Services today (Res-er). LAWTON McCASKILL, Mata 95.

Services Tuesday (Lawton Ritter Dalton). McLAIN, Charles 81. Services Tuesday (Lawton Ritter Dalton). MAUD MITCHELL, Cleo Bell, 66. Services Tuesday (Knight).

MAYSVILLE MAYS, Ruby 72. Services today (Winan's). MILBURN FDLMORE, Marcum, 97. Services Tuesday (Smith, Tishomingo). MOUNTAIN PARK BABCOCK, Kyle Olen, 73.

Services today (Preston-Leckie, Snyder). MOUNTAIN VIEW SEE, Herman 78. Services today (People's, Lone Wolf). PANAMA PRIEST, Johnnie, 77. Services Tuesday (Evans, Poteau).

PERKINS STANTON, Fred Al-vin, 67. Services Wednesday (Strode). POND CREEK LEWIS, Mack, 71. Services Wednesday (Wilson). PURCELL WADE, Hilton, 76.

Services Tuesday (Little's). SEMINOLE BATSEL, Alta, 90. Services Tuesday (Swearingen). MOSCOW (AP) Hundreds of people clamoring to buy imported videocassette recorders surrounded stores in a Russian city for five days, and some even staged a hunger strike and protests demanding the chance to buy the precious goods, a newspaper said Sunday. It was the latest show of discontent among Soviets, who are deprived of many consumer goods.

The 'newspaper Sovietskaya Rossiya described the incident in the Russian city of Yaroslavl as a "video uprising." The disturbance began when word went out that imported VCRs for workers who had earned foreign currency had been delivered to a store in Yaroslavl, an industrial city about 125 miles northeast of Moscow. About 200 people immediately surrounded the store and sat through the night, demanding they be given the chance to buy the VCRs as well. Two other stores that also received shipments were similarly besieged, the newspaper said. At dawn of the fourth day, the angry residents launched a protest on the central town square. Eventually, city authorities persuaded the workers who were to receive the VCRs to share some of their spoils with the public, the newspaper said.

But when the store at the center of the turmoil did not immediately begin selling some of its 158 VCRs to all customers the next day, a group of citizens declared a hunger strike. Finally, after five days of turmoil, a happy buyer walked out of the store with the first VCR, called the local TV station and declared: "Victory! The Panasonic is in my hands!" Sovietskaya Rossiya said this was the first time in Yaroslavl history that videocassette recorders were sold freely to the public. Traditionally, imported electronic goods have been quietly distributed only to the party and government elite or sold on the black market, where a VCR can cost as much as $6,400. These days, under the Kremlin's economic reforms, factories that earn foreign currency are generally allowed to decide for themselves how to spend it, and they frequently buy Western consumer goods for their workers. Residents of the central Russian city of Sverdlovsk took their frustration to the streets in similar unrest Dec.

29, when a crowd upset by a vodka shortage halted city transport. Communist Party officials soothed them and flooded the stores with vodka, and the crowd dispersed when people rushed off to buy their bottles, the newspaper Rabochaya Tribune, or Worker's Tribune, reported. The Sovietskaya Rossiya story did not specify which days the "videouprising" look place. Public Records Births Baptist alla-Rosa, Kim and Victor, Oklahoma City, a boy. Deaconess Brakeblll, Michelle and Todd, Oklahoma City, a girl.

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