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10c The Cedar Rapids Gazette: Sept 4, 1993 tm iUbJi W'liliwwa wi-k-iiilw I.WW mnwn. (1 6u jQ.ru urn1' 'Wii r' The Back Page People WHness-Ing a mistake Onlookers shouted cut! Friday when actor Harrison Ford buried a time capsule outside a London theater to promote his new film then got the movie title wrong. Ford covered the capsule, due to be reopened in 2093, to promote The Fugitive, a U.S. box office hit that has its British premiere Sept. 24.

instead. Ford started lauding his 1985 movie Witness. But he had the last word. Putting objects from The Fugitive, including his handcuffs, inside the capsule, he held them up and asked, "Do I have a volunteer? Cutting court costs Zsa Zsa Gabor has paid a 4-year-old bill for a hairstyling she says she never got. Stylist Jerry Perry went after the actress in small claims court, claiming she failed to pay him in 1989, when she was in Shelby-ville, for the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration.

The Sheriffs Department collected the $75 plus court costs on Thursday when she was back in town for this years celebration. Gabor claims she asked Perry to style her hair but changed her mind once he came to her hotel room. This guy wants to get famous from me, she sniffed. Windstar has money trouble The Windstar Foundation, an environmental group singer John Denver founded 17 years ago, is having serious money trouble because of difficulty in maintaining its donor base, said board member Bill Howard. Three of Windstars five employees were laid off this week.

Seeking annulment The ex-wife of Rep. Joseph Kennedy II, says hes seeking an annulment of their 12-year marriage so he can remarry in the church, the Boston Globe reported. Sheila Rauch Kennedy, who married Kennedy in 1979, says in a letter to Time magazine that shell fight the effort. The couple, who have twin 12-year-old sons, divorced two years ago. Kennedy, 40, son of the late Robert Kennedy, announced his engagement to his secretary, Beth KeUey, 36, several weeks ago.

Associated Press Sioux City makes City Hall Lettermans home office don't know if it will do any good, but it's a lot of funs Mayor Jim Wharton has picked up the Late Show with David Letterman. So far, other stations in Sioux City have declined to pick up Lettermans show. For now, Sioux Citians can watch Letterman on local cable, which is airing a broadcast from KELO in Sioux Falls, S.D. But, as of Oct. 5, new federal laws will prohibit cable officials from offering the Late Show.

Entrepreneurs have moved to cash in. Councilman Bob Scott and his brother, Jim, of S.S. Coe Sign are selling T-shirts and caps that include The Top 10 Reasons Why KMEG Wont Air Letterman. SIOUX CITY (AP) City Hall is abandoned, cracking, structurally suspect and a good place for David Lettermans home office, city officials decided Fri-; day. Mayor Jim Wharton named City Hall as Lettermans home office during a rally at City Hall and invited Letterman to town.

I dont know if it will do any good, but its a lot of fun, Whar- ton told a crowd of about 50 as he unveiled a temporary home I office sign. Avery Bros. Sign Co. plans to hang a more permanent i home office sign on City Hall soon. During Lettermans first show since switching from NBC to I CBS, he named Sioux City as the mythical home office, source of the famous Top 10 lists.

i Viewers suspect Letterman selected Sioux City because it is the only television market that does not carry his new show. Bruce Lewis, general manager of the local CBS affiliate KMEG, has filled Lettermans time slot with the exploits of future Riverside, Iowa, native Capt. James T. Kirk and the crew of the Star-ship Enterprise. Other CBS affiliates around the country also have declined to carry the show, but in each of those markets, another station Dave LeGree puts the finishing touches on a billboard in downtown Sioux City Friday morning announcing old City Hall as the home office of the Late Show with David Letter- 1993 KCRG-TV 0 WEATHER LAB Weather Report Saturday, September 4, 1993 Low Friday 5c High Friday 73 Normal Low Temperature Normal High Temperature 73 24-hour Low Thursday g2 24-hour High Thursday 7-) Precipitation tO 7pm (Downtown) 0 00" Precipitation to 7pm (Airport) 01 Total for September (Airport) g.02" EASTERN Highs: 73 to 77 Lows: 48 to 52 WESTERN Highs: 75 to 79 Lows: 48 to 52 Normal for September 3 90" Normal Through September 27.82" Total for 1993 54.14" Precipitation last 12 months 68.76" Sunset tonight 7:36 pm Sunrise Sunday 6:36 am Year ago today: High 79 Low 51 Precipitation: 0.00" Record High Today: 105 in 1925 Record Low Today: 39 in 1928 Ides moines UT CEDAR RAPIDS EXTENDED FORECAS IOWA FORECAST Scattered cloudiness is expected today as a weak cold front slides across the state.

A few showers may develop but they will be very isolated. Cooler air flowing in behind the front will last through the weekend. MIDWEST FORECAST For a change our holiday weekend has a great weather forecast. The final big vacationing time of 1992 will find scattered clouds and mild temperatures throughout the Midwest. Even cooler weather moves in on Monday.

CENTRAL Highs: 74 to 78 Lows: 50 to 54 TODAY TUE SUN 10WAWEATHERFRID Scattered Showers Partly Cloudy HI LO Mostly Sunny HI Lo r0pitrton 0 JCP Mostly Cloudy HI Lo 68 56 50 70 53 66 54 75 Iowa City 7356none Lamom 7256none Mason City 6954rtone Ottumwa 7259none Sioux City 7252none Spencer 7052none Waterloo 71 56none Burlington .7762 none Council Bluffs Davenport 766 1 none Decorah 7052none Des Moines 7257none Dubuque 7258none Fort Dodge 6853none Lone Tree! 15) Wapello(20) MISSISSIPPI RIVER LaCrosse(12) Lansing(18) McGregor(18) Dubuque(f) Davenpor1(15) CEDAR RIVER Waterloo! 12) 10.64 falling CedarRaptds(13) 10.93 falling IOWA RIVER Marshalltown(13) 16 90 rising Belle Plainef 15) 16 92 steady Marenao(14) 17.47 nsing Coralville Pool 707.98 falling Iowa City(22) 26.14 falling .17.35 falling 23.63 falling 8.5 falling 10.1 falling 12.0 falling 11.0 steady 12.8 falling 12.6 (ailing kcrg-tv 0 cxnyuns weather TRAVEL WEATHER CATEGORY 2200 24-HOUR WEATHER CATEGORY 2000 CEDAR RAPIDS 363-7000 IOWA CITY 337-7000 NATIONAWWEATHE SNOW RAIN For much of the nation our holiday weekend begins with super weather. From the Midwest, through the Rockies and to the west coast the weather is picture High pressure building across Texas and Colorado is expected to keep the weather great right into Monday. There is fall-like chill in the air across the northern tier of states. Afternoon highs in Montana, North Dakota and Minnesota will only be in the 50s and 60s. The weather does not look so nice across the east and southeast however.

Showers and storms are expected along a cold front stretching from southern Texas to southern Maine. lAMammjzzizziziii STATIONARY 0 0.0 im Mm TROUGH Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation Temperature bands are highs for the day Forecasted individual highlow temperatures are given tor selected cities LAST SEPTEMBERS NEW SEPTEMBER 15 FIRST SEPTEMBER 22 FULL SEPTEMBER 30 -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 60s 90s 100s.