The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 35

July 14, 1972 rfrMr 35 1) wight Newton 9.33 Hipm: The Kl.sehrr-Spiissky chrss championship a vvprkly review; A play-by-play account of nomo of the. plays In the world championship match. (30 rninules.) 4 Sanford and Son: "Keturn of the Harntcuda." (RKI'KAT) Sanfonl makps known he Is Herioui about his feelings for an attractive widow played by Lynn Hamilton. Lamont threatens to (jet married, too. (30 minutes.) 8:30 World Premiere: Triple flay 72: (UKI'KAT) Three comedy pilots that TONIGHT'S BEST BETS ON TV 7- Th Odd Couple: "Does Vmir'.

Mother Know You're Out, Rigolctto?" (RE-PRAT) New York City Opera baritone plays himself in a madcap version of "Rigolctto" (30 minutes.) 7- Love, American Style: REPEAT) (1) "Love and the Eye Witnesses'" with Michael Anderson Jr. (2) "Love and the Plumber" with Louise Lasser. (3) "Love and the' College Professor" wit.fr Shelley German. (4) "Love and the Lady' Barber" with Ann Prentiss. (One hour.) Dwight Newton failed to sell.

(1) "Wednesday Nifjht Out" with Jim lliitton, Kathleen Nolan, Pat Harrington, Uremia P.enet. and Gloria Do Haven. VI) "Call Holme" with Arte Johnson and Jim Hutton. (3) "Keeping Up With the Joneses" with Warren P.erlinfier, Pat Fin-ley, John Amos and Teresa Craves." minutes.) fUO -7- The Parlri(p Family: "The, Forty Year Itch." (REPEAT) flay Bolder and Rosemary DeCamp guest as Shirley's parents. They ore splitting up because Grandpa wants to hit the hippie trail to Dig Sur.

(30 minutes.) 8:30 9 32 The Space Between Words: "School." A Imdon teacher attempts to cut through communication barriers. She strives to do more than merely cram reading, writing and 'rithmetic down their throats in what had been a school atmosphere of terrified silence. (One hour.) Moth Over Miami Balls SilvaThinslOO MIAMI nKACH Diogenes Konivhing for an honest irinn had no proa tor difficult ios than did Goorpjp McGovorn soarchinf? yesterday for an Agnow to call his own. Thousands labored lo makp McGovern captain of the Democratic Party ship. Nobody of note (Kennedy, than most Kings, And more flavor than all of them.

have 100 menthols, mm Askew. Woodcock. Ribi- A tM lirUrLk-rHf non-niters. Warning The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. mg.

nicotine, Menthol too. According lo the latest U.S. Govs rnment igu't nicotine, w. pir cijarette, FTC Report Apnl.72.' Jtf LA Filter ind Menthol: 16 Weather Forecast to 4 a m. tomorrow, trig, Tonight and Tomorrow on TV WILLIAM BUCKLEY Poet and pedant OF Eaglet on became McGovern's Agnew and understudy, the Democrats' vice presidential nominee.

Two hours and three speeches later, workmen were moving in to take down the television equipment and store it in moth balls until the second coronation, in late August, of His Nibs, Richard Nixon. No sweat. The networks this year have housed themselves in some 90 trailers, mobile units and vans, 30 for each network. Most are parked in Trailer City, abutting Convention Hall; some are parked inside adjacent South Hall. For instance, NBC's intricate, multi-million dollar master control rooms consist of two mobile units interlocked with three vans.

The whole shebang is on wheels. It operates as efficiently as Master Control at Rockefeller Center. The moth-balling process is easy. Lock the trailer doors, post guards and pay between-conventions park-ing and storage fees amounting to about $60,000 per network. TV Movies Tonight 6:30 p.m.

(7) "His Girl Friday" (1940) Cary Grant, Rosalind Russell, Ralph Bellamy. Comedy of a reporter who helps a condemned man escape execution. 8 p.m. (2) "David and Rathsheba" (1952) Gregory Peck. Biblical drama of the love of King David for the ravishing Bathsheba.

9 p.m. (5) "The Furies" (1950) Barbara Stanwyck, Walter Huston, Wendell Corey. Western about a clash of wills between a tyrannical cattle king and his equally strong daughter. 9 p.m. (44) "Rebel Without a Cause" (1955) James Dean, Natalie Wood, Sal Mineo.

A youth who has lost respect for his parents gets involved with a gang of juvenile delinquents. 11 p.m. (2) "Boccaccio 70" Sophia Loren, Anita Eckberg, Romy Schneider. Three spicy tales: a satire on prudishness, a discontented wife and a love lottery. 11 p.m.

(44) "Make Haste to Live" (1954) Dorothy McGuire, Stephen McNally. Husband returns from prison intending to kill his wife, after failing the first time. 11:30 p.m. (5) "Chain Lightning" (1950) Humphrey Bogart, Eleanor Parker, Raymond Massey. A jet pilot sacrifices scruples and honor for fast money.

Poor Average Good Excellent National Forecast Showers forecast for lower Great Lakes and part of Southeast. Warm, humid weather due in eastern third of nation. Cooler weather in rest of country except for South- west. i Weatn. Hi Lo Anchorage CY 67 59 AtlanU PC 90 66 Boi 94 63 Boston PC 79 72 Brownsvill 88 74 Buffalo 80 69 Casoer 93 51 Chicago 83 69 Cincinnati 89 68 Cleveland CY 84 70 Dallas 92 73 Denver 97 60 Des Moine 92 7.3 Detroit OR 80 69 Great Falls CY 79 57 Honolulu 86 73 Houston PC 90 76 Jackson PC 88 72 Jacksonville PC 91 70 Juneau 65 53 Kansas City 89 75 Las Vega 114 85 Memphis 86 73 WILLIAM F.

Buckley pitted against Gore Vidal in nightly calfights at the '68 conventions, is this year debating John Kenneth Galbraith on the "Today" morning show. The chemistry is muddy. Buckley is cerebral and witty. Galbraith is cerebral and biand. Buckley, forsooth, is a poet.

Galbraith is a pedant. The confrontations generally do not measure up to Buckley's regular "Firing Line" series. David Brinkley and John Chancellor enjoyed TV's biggest, broadest view of the convention. They worked behind a glass window, 25 feet long, eight feet high, one-half inch thick, directly above the convention floor. Quipped Brinkley: "If that glass falls, California and West Virginia will be wiped out." Clear CY Cloudy PC Partly Cloudy Pain Fog Snow Haze SM Smog SK Smoke TS Thunderstorm OR Drizzle Ilinillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllin eoff, Mills, etc.) would sign on as the captain's stand-in.

Not in this hazardous election year. And then came fresh-ma Senator Thomas Ealeton of Missouri, the home state of Cive-' Em-Hell Harry (Truman), ho Kot into the President, business by being FDR's stand-in. Quick as a convention can count to 1509 while casting incidental freak-out voles for Martha Mitchell, Dr. Spock, Ralph Nader, Phil Burton, etc. (TWO HOURS We have plenty of 11 (1550) Music of the Spheres: R.

Strauss, Sinfonia "Dpo-mrstica and "Wiepenlrcd." 12 midniEhtKNBR (B80) les Williams Show. TOMORROW 7 a KKHI (1550) C. P. I. Barn, Oirhrstial Symphony No ler.uona, CricR, "Country Trnliolifiv, excerpts linm "Cmdnel-la Sniptana, Ma Vlast tiom Bohemia's "Meadnwt and Handel, "Jeptha" Overtuie.

12 noon KKHI (1550) "Gilbert and Sullivan and Me" with Bill Agee: "The Yeoman ol the Guaid," Part Iwo. 1 (1550) The World Opera: from Mnart's "Don Handel's Verdi's "Aroldn," end Reef's "Carmen." TELEVISION director George Murray evaluating interviewer Edwin Newman: "Newman is a piece of pie. One of the gentlest of men. Ed has no complexes that I know of." I'nique souvenir in the trailer office of NBC president Julian Goodman: A glass a.sh tray emblazoned, "Republican Convention, San Diego, "72." Manufactured prior to the fuss, no doubt. Report from National Weather Servic.

Figures jhow low temperatures expected during period. Weath. Hi Miami Bach CY Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans PC New York Philadelphia CY Phoenix Portland. Ore CY Reno Salt Lake City CY Seattle PC Sookane Washington n- 80 87 75 79 108 85, 10? 100 70 83 89 81 4 68 66 73. 72.

88. 63 57 52 71 CANADIAN STATIONS Weath. HI Calgary rs 71 Edmonton PC 70 Montreal 83 Ottawa CY PI Toronto CY 82 Vancouver CY 66- Winmpeg CY 71 Lo 55 53 63 65 67 53. 50 northwest wind 20 to 30 knots with stronger gusts Cape Mendocino north. Wind elsewhere mostly northwest 10 to 20 knots through Satur-4 day.

Fair except tog and lowtloudl- ness mornings. POINT ARENA TO POINT CON-CEPCION Northwesterly winds 10 to 20 knots through Saturday. Patchy fog night and morning. Otherwise mostly fair through Saturday. SANTA CLARA VALLEY Fair through Saturday.

Cooler Saturday. Light wind. LIVERMORE VALLEY Fair through Saturday. Cooler Saturday. Light wind.

DIABLO-SAN RAMON AND MORA-GA VALLEYS Fair through Saturday. Cooler Saturday, Light wind." NAPA AND SONOMA VALLEYS AND SANTA ROSA PLAIN Fa through Saturday. Cooler Saturday. Light wind. NORTHEASTERN CALIFORNIA Fair through Saturday.

Continued warm. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Night and early morning low clouds and fog near coast. Otherwise mostly sunny today and Saturday. LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY Night and early morning low clouds and local fog near the coast. Other, wise hazy sunshina today and Saturday.

Little temperature change. Smog Report Station Vis. Ox CO Hlrt San Rafael 35 Richmond Oakland 12 San Francisco 20 Redwood City San Jose 10 Code: Vis.Visibilitv in miles. OX Oxidants, CO Carbon Monoxide. Clean.

Light pollution. SiftP'f-icant. Heavy, Severe. Emergency, Readngs furnished hy Bay Area Smog District as of 5 m. yesterday.

Inle riialinnal Lntel Present City Tim VVMthtr Aberdeen 12 a m. 61 Araoulco 1 m. PC Amsterdam 70 Ankara 3 pm. 81 Athens 2 pm. ft Auckland 12 pm, PC Berlin 1 p.m.

FC Birmingham 12 am, 6r Brussels 1pm, 68 Cas.ibi.inca Copenhagen Dublin 12 a m. CY f.eoeva 1pm, 0 6r. ing Kong 8 p.m. I'C P4 Lisbon 8h I nn-'no 12 a.m. C.

73 Madrid lpm. 84 Maha lpm, Manila 8 p.m. TC Mri City 1pm. CY 7S Mom ow 1 m. 8'l Ni Delhi 5 m.

'l hire rTi 7 Oslo 1 77 Fans 1pm. 71 ppkipg f.y Roi'ir 1 in. k'ii m. I', Sol' 'n I'C, fci sli. kholrn I fi I Svlev 0 mi i Aviy 1,1 r11 f.ikvn 1pm "i 1 lpm 8J 1 V-enna lpm 1 rr, i.

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lew 1 2 5 2 i Hir.H 186 5 4 P.M. Ql Flipper (rerun) 3 Dick Van Dyke (5) Perry Mason (rerun) (T) News: Awtiurg, Jensen (-Sesame Street 111 Spy (rerun) 13 Big Valley (rerun) fJSD Comlcos Cancionet g4) Popeyi and Friends (60 mln.) P.M.-fj Please Don't Eat the Daisies 3 Andy Griffith (rerun) fjrj Spanish Novela P.M.-(5-Gilligan's Island (rerun) 3 Hogan's Heroes (rerun) (310-News CI) What's My tine (2) 11-13 News: Smith Reasoner 8 Petticoat Junction (rerun) 2) Electric Company (44) Speed Racer P.M. f)-Wild Wild West (rerun) (4) 3 News: John Chancellor rjTK7)8-10-11-13-News Cg) Sesame Street 2(5) Spanish News 36 Movie: "The Paleface" gj Flintstones 6:30 P.M. (Tl I Dream of Jeannle (rerun) (5) 8 News -News, Walter Cronkite fj-Movie: "His Girl Friday" 11 Perry Mason (rerun) 13 Dragnet (rerun) tj Spanish Novela Munsters (rerun) 7:00 P.M. (J) I love tucy (4) -Wide Wonderful World: "Brigan-tine" (repeat) (5) News 8131 Dream of Jeannie (rerun) S3) Newsroom 10 Wild Wild West (rerun) (5(5) Spanish Novela Hazel (rerun) 7:30 P.M.- (23 Dragnet: police sergeant turns to alcohol for consolation (rerun) (43 Circus: "Circus of the Strong Men" (repeat) (3 Whatchamacallit magician demonstrates his abilities; the Something Else Jazz Band; an animated film "Cut Uds" 8 Dragnet (rerun) (J? Special: World Championship Chess Championship; a play-by-play account and highlights of some of the plays In the match between Fischer and Spassky (30 min.) 1 1 Marty Feldman Comedy Machine 13 Primus Father Knows Best (rerun) 8:00 P.M.

(53 Movie: "David and Bathsheba" (4) 3 8 1 0 and Son: Fred woos widow Donna (fynn Hamilton) again and Lamont threatens to get married, too (repeat) 53 10 0'Hara, U.S. Treasury: O'Hara pursues an engraver and printer of high grade counterfeit money to save the fugitive's life as well as to bring him to justice (repeat) (7) 11-13 Brady Bunch: Cindy is frustrated over being the youngest in the family until she discovers that she has a secret admirer (repeat) (53 (iJ-Washington: eelt ln Review S) Spanish Novela 36 Movie-. "Stand-In" (P Outer limits (rerun) -8 30 P.M.-(43 3 8 World Premiere: Triple Play '72: trilogy of comedies (1) "Wednesday Night Out" starring Pat Harrington, Brands Benet, FM TONIGHT 6 30 pm. KCSM (30 9) Thirty minutes discussion of what took place at the Democratic National Convention. 7 pm.

KPtN (97.7) Ravel, "L'Hpuie IspaRnnle" and "L'tnfanl et les Snitilpgps." 7pm. KR0N (96 Show Album: "Company." 7 KDfM (92,1) Stereo Spectacular. I pm. KQtO IDS 5) lush Commentary: Dan 0 Neill and guests dn cuss aspects of Irish affairs 10 pm. KRDN (9S5) Mnrart, Hmn Cnoceito No Debussy, "Dan-ses sane it piofarx Sliavinsky, (5310 Harlem Globetrotters (73 11-13 Bewitched (rerun) "Gun Belt" (1953), George Montgomery, Tab Hunter, Helen Wescott; western A.M.-(53 Capitol and the Clergy 3 Petticoat Junction (rerun) (4) 8 Barrier Reef f3l0 Hair Bear Bunch fjj11-Lidsvile.

13 Focus On Education A.M.-(23-Wally's Workshop: "Moldings and Trim Lumber" (3 10 Pebbles and Bam Bam (73 11-13 Curiosity Shop (JiJ) Spanish Variety Show 36 Spanish Movie A.M.-(23 Movie: "Trooper Hook" (1957), Joel McCrea, Barbara Stanwyck; western f33 10 Archie Soccer (2 hours) 84J-Crafts with Katy A.M.-f433-8 Baseball: Houston Astros vs. Pittsburgh Pirates (53 10 Sabrina (7J 11 Jonny Quest 13 Focus on Education Soul Train: Millie Jackson, Isley Brothers A.M.-(53-Earth lab: "The Body" 73-1 M3Lancelot Link 10 Josieand the Pussycats 12 NOON (3D Roller Derby Game of the Week: Bay Bombers vs. Jolters 11-13 Special: "Pop," musical-variety Davy Jones hosts the Osmonds, Mike Curb Congregation, Sunday's Child 10 The Monkees 36 Mexican Novela -Movie: "Paradise lagoon" (1957), Kenneth More, Diane CI-lento; comedy P.M.-C3 10 You Are There: "Columbus and Isabella" (repeat) 53) Spanish program 36 InformacionyTemas 1:00 P.M.- (3D Islands in the Sun (rerun) 10 Children's Film Festival: "Up in the Air," mistreated schoolboys attempt to escape their schoolmaster's tyranny (British) (repeat) (T) Movie: "Great Missouri Raid" (1950), Wendell Corey, Macdonald Carey, Ellen Drew; western 11 Passport to Danger 13 Death Valley Days (rerun) CJ(5) Spanish Novela 36 Spanish Theater 1:30 P.M. C53 Wanderlust ll-Fishlng Hole 13 Wagon Train (rerun) 36 Spanish Theater P.M.-(53 Alfred Hitchcock (rerun) 3 "Seven Men From Now" (43 Junior Championships (33 Sut Yung Ying Yee 8 Sports Challenge 10 Movie: "Sand" 11 Boxing From the Forum P-Movie: "It's a Pleasure" (1945), Sonja Henie, Michael 0'Shea; musical romance P.M.-(53 0 i "Invincible Gladiator" (1963), Richard Harrison; ancient Roman adventure (41 John Wayne western: "West of the Divide" (1934) (53 Movie: "Jason and the Argo-n a (19G3), Todd Armstrong, Nancy Kovak; medieval adventure 3:00 P.M. (7)Movie: "Gun for 1 Coward" (1957), Fred MacMumiy, Jeffrey Hunter, Janice Rule, Chill Wills; western 8 Roller Derby; Pioneers vs.

Chiefs 11 PAL Boxing 13 The Saint (rerun) (JfJ Spanish Variety Show -3 30 P.M.- 3 Movie: "Planets Against Us" 3 Petticoat Junction (rerun) 8 Movie: "Shadow of the Cat" 10 Water World with Lloyd Bridges 11 Movie: "Shootout at Medicine Bend" 36 Mencan Theater M-Movie: "Earth vs. The Spider" (I9i8), Ed Kimmer, June Kenny; horror dtama 4.00 P.M.-4-Andy Griffith (rerun) 1.7) Sports Action Profile: Barbara Rotjuemore, woman sky diver 10 Celebrity Bowling 13 Sports Challenge Country Western Show 36 Spanish Movie MAKMADUKi: Greg Mullavey, Marcia Strassman, Jim Hutton, Kathleen Nolan, Gloria DeHaven. Comedy of three visiting married couples' reactions when a black female doctor responds to their emergency call (2) "Call Holme" with Arte Johnson playing a detective of multiple disguises who investigates the murder of an industrialist (3) "Keeping Up With the Joneses," a black couple (John Amos, Teresa Graves) and a white couple (Warren Berlinger, Pat Finley), share a New York apartment until a misunderstanding occurs (repeats) 2311-3 Partridge Fa lly: the family tries to patch up the marriage of their grandparents when grandpa decides to hit the hippie trail (repeat) (53(j3)The Space Between Words: "School," a London teacher and department head attempts to do more than teach basics to a regimented and silent group of pupils (60 min.) grj Spanish Variety Show P.M.- (53 Movie: "The Furies" fQ 11-13 Room 222: a teacher faces dismissal for teaching sex education without parents' consent (repeat) 10 Movie: "The Face of Fear" (55) Spanish Novela (441 Movie: "Rebel Without a Cause" -9 30 P.M.- (23 11 13 The Odd Couple: Richard Fredricks plays himself leading baritone of the New York City Opera in a madcap version of "Rigoletto" (repeat) 58 film Odyssey: "Classic Shorts first of two special collections of brilliant films by directors and animators of the last decade (repeat), (90 min.) -10 00 P.M.- (2) News: Reading Park (jy-11-13 love, American Style: ID "love and the Eyewitnesses" (starring Michael Anderson Jack Bums, Joanna Cameron), honeymooning couple are joined by a third person "Love and the Plumber" (with Howard Morris, Cindy Malone), woman finds she needs more than a broken kitchen sink to attract the repairman she adores (3) "love and the College Professor" (starring Shelley Ber-man, Nina i a n), a dean's Movements for piano and Oichestia; Chaiisson, Arnold, Concerto tot Haimonica and Oichestia 10 pm. KPtN (97 7) Archives: Pcelhovpn. Sonata Opus 31; Mendelssohn, "Rondo Williams, 'Did K'ng Ginsberg, Violin Conrerto.

TOMORROW 7 am. KSAN (94 91 "OH the Wall" with Tiavis T. Hipp 9 am. KKHI (95 7) Meruit, "Magic Fiute'' Overture; Pnulenc, Concetto in minor tor Organ, Strings and Timpani; Sibelius, "Night Ride and Sunrise 1pm. KKHI (95.7) Pledgor Plavs the Classic.

4 (94 9) Voro's Soulful Sports Show. advice to a professor as how to handle an amorous student back-flres (4) "Love and the lady Barber" (with Frank Sutton, Joe Besser, Ann Prentiss), a balding man goes to great lengths to interest the love of his life, a lady fc.vber (all repeats) gfji Meditation in Action: Eastern philosophy 36 David Frost: singer Clifton Davis, Rip Taylor, Truman Capote, columnist Jack Anderson 10:30 P.M.- 3 Portrait of a Star: James Mason (43 Dr. Simon locke 8 David Frost Revue: Art Carney guests 10 The Governor and J.J. (repeat) P.M.- (23 Movie: "Boccaccio '70" 1-13 News (93 2 Ja Set: Irene Reid and the Jiggs Chase Quartet (repeat) (531 Old Westerns (44 Movie: "Make Haste to Live" 11:30 P.M. (43 3 8 Tonight Show: Joey Bishop hosts the comedy team Pepper Davis and Tony Reese; News (3Movie: "Chain Lightning" (7) Dick Cavctt; News f93Q23 Newsroom (repeat) 10 Movie: "All Through the Night" 11 Movie: "Day the Earth Stood Still" 13 Movie: "The Rainmaker" News 36 Movies: (1) "Happy Go lucky" (2) "Devil and Miss Jones" (3) "Young and Willing" (4) "Ten Gladiators" A.M.-10 Movie: "Illustrated Man" 1:30 A.M.

(f3 Movie: "Every Day's a Holiday" (1938), Mae West, Edmund lowe, Lloyd Nolan- woman sells the Brooklyn Bridge and gets a reform mayor elected in the Gay Nineties TOMOKROW Across the Fence (5) Agricultural Show A.M.-3 Across the Fence (4! University of Michigan (51 10 Summer Semester 8 13 Voice of Agriculture 7:00 A 3 8 Dr. Doolittle '51 Josle and the Pussycats (73 11 13 Jerry lewisi animated 10 Focus on Farming 7:25 A.M. (543 Jot 7:30 A.M. (4) 3 8 Deputy Dawg (51 The Monkees (71 11 13 Road Runner 1 0 Public Affairs 44" Voice of Agriculture A.M. f43 38 Woody Woodpecker (51 10 Bugs Bunny 73 11 Funky Phantom (9) Sesame Street (until 1.20 p.m.) 13 Cap'n Delta Music and the Spoken Woid (i)--Emtence: "food Freezing Industry" (413 8 Pink Panther iSI 10 Scoohy Doa (7) 11 13 JacksonFive KathrynKuhlman Qf) Revista De la Smjn.

Spanish language News. Information (4)-3 8-The Jetsons Bay Area Forecast ii of 13 p.m. Fair throuRh Sunday except patch, es of fog near the ocean beginning Saturday night. Slightly cooler Saturday and cooler Sunday. Low tonight in the 60s.

High Saturday in the 60s to 70s near the ocean beaches, the 80s In downtown San Francisco, and the 90s to 105 farther inland. Low Saturday nisht in the 50s to low 60s. High Sunday in the 60s along the coast to the 80s and low 90s inland. Westerly winds 10 to 20 miles per hour in after, noons. Special San Francisco Report Normal temperaturesi Low 53.

high 64. Highest temperature this year to date: 89 on July 13. Lowest temperature this season to date: on July 8. Sea level barometer at a.m.: 29.81 inches. BAY AREA STATIONS Temperatures for 24 hours to I a.m.

HI Lo Sn Frncsco 89 61 Airport 97 60 Oakland 101 65 OMnd Arpt. 94 66 Hi Lo MoffeU Fid 93 72 Rdwod Cty 108 60 San Jose 103 65 WlnutCrk 108 74 CALIFORNIA STATIONS Bkersfield 109 81 Scramento 114 73 Eureka 63 55 Salines 91 58 76 Fresno Los Angles Needles Pso Robin Red Bluff 107 74 90 66 120 89 San Diego Santa Brbr Stockton Thermal 70 59 110 76 110 78 111 67 115 86 RESORT AREAS Clear Lake 106 60 Lake Tahoe 87 44 Felher Rivr 94 50 Yosemite 99 53 Plm Sorng 110 74 The Stale Forecast as of 10 a.m. NORTHERN AND CENTRAL CALIFORNIA Fair through Saturday with night end morning fog and low clouds along the coast. Cooler near the coast Saturday. Small cralt warnings on coast, Cape Mendocino northward.

SACRAMENTO VALLEY Fair through Saturday, Continued hot. Light wind. MOUNT SHASTA SISKIYOU AREA Fair through Saturday. Continued warm. SIERRA NEVADA Fair through Saturday.

Continued warm, SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY Fa.r through Saturday. Continued warm Light wind. SALINAS VALLEY Fair through Saturday with some low cloudiness tonight and Saturday morning. Cooler Saturday. Light wind.

SANTA MARIA SAN LUIS OBISPO COASTAL AREA Fair through Saturday erM't low rlouds ni-ar tde coast extending inland nu'iit and morning. Little change in tempera-tures. NoMhweit wind 10 to20mph afternoons. MONTEREY PAY AREA Fa.r through Saturday with some irw cloudiness tonight and Saiiniiy morning A I I cooliv West tn northwest wnd 10 to 0 mph Saturday. POINT ARENA ST.

GEORGE TO POINT Jmai crari warnings lor THE TIDES AT SOLOEN Data rH low -0 50 fi 0 4 1 1 1 Jf 44 17 HIGH 06 46 Hh 15 5 3 15 5 3 Ii '0 5 17:554 17 is 54 IP 22 13 60 14 1J II 17 II 16 5 4 Oi)04l CI i843 05 3 low 00 35 1 4 i imiin 7-l't tfapA, "Ihat'i enough, Marmoduke 1 businew now 24 HOURS OF RADIO IflGIILIGHTS AM TONIGHT 6 pm-KKHI (1550) Dinner Concert: Marcflln, Obne Conrerto; Chn-fim, RalUd in minnr; March from "The Irnjans at Df'hiissy. Petit Piere tnr CUfinpt nd piano, f'ucm Dnpo, Pas de Drm (mm Satie, Sik Pier.ps rlc la Peiirirte 19061911 8 05 pm.KXRX (1500) "Wonderful Music" with Dave Allen. 1 -K I (G89) Dave Nile Show. 50 KCBS (740) Fifd Cherry's Win World. 10 (1550) Echoes and bicneti I a n.

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