Tyler Morning Telegraph du lieu suivant : Tyler, Texas • 20

The Accu Weather forecast for noon, Friday, Feb. 27 Sunrise: 6:52 a.m.; Sunset: 6:17 p.m. TEMPERATURES: HIGH LOW By The Associated Prow Highest temperature last 12 hours, lowest past 18 hours and precipitation lor 24 hours 1 -10s -Os Os 10s 20s 30s 408 60s 60s 70s 80s 90s 1003 1108 enaing at p.m. uui: Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. 1 Galveston 72 Hartingen 79 65 Houston Hobby 72 59 0 54 Houston Intrctnl 71 56 1.51 Hunts ville 68 55 1.71 Laredo 81 56 Lubbock 51 33 Luflun 70 54 1.92 McAllen 80 65 Midland 60 37 Mineral Wells 64 48 0.06 Navy Corpus 78 64 0.01 Palacios 72 58 0 38 Paris Rockport 75 61 017 San Angelo 63 44 0.03 San Antonio 69 52 0.91 Shreveport, La.

69 53 1.91 Terrell 67 52 0.90 Texarkana, Ark. 67 53 1.67 Victoria 73 58 0 68 Waco 65 52 0.83 Wichita Falls 59 40 Wink 59 41 Hi Lo Pep. 60 44 77 57 0.02 49 30 65 52 72 56 0.84 78 67 65 49 0.65 56 36 69 56 1.42 69 55 1.66 77 60 0.07 67 54 0.77 66 52 2.25 73 50 0.06 63 48 0.21 65 52 1.16 54 39 61 41 63 49 1.03 Abilene Alice Amanllo Arlington Beaumont Brownsville Burnet Childress College Station Conroe Corpus Christi Corsicana Dallas Del Rio Denton DFW Airport El Paso Fort Stockton Fort Worth jy (fW FRONTS: sS3 COLD WARM STATIONARY 1898 AccuWeather, Yesterday 70 55 Averages 62 41 Records 87(1986) 18(1960) RAINFALL: Yesterday: 1.45" Year: 13.28" Month To Date: 5.78" Record: 1 .26" Avg.YearTo Date: 6.08" (1910) POLLEN COUNT: 333 Mold, 33 Tree, 0 Grass LAKE LEVELS: Today Spillway Lake Tyler 375.6 375.4 Lake Palestine 345.57 345 ULTRAVIOLET RAY LEVEL: 3 (Low) FORECAST; For Tyler and vicinity calls for Friday, fair and cooler, high 60-64, westerly to northwesterly winds 10 mph; Friday night, becoming cloudy late, low 34-38, light winds; Saturday, mostly cloudy, a slight chance for rain, chilly, high 48-52. EXTENDED FORECAST: For North and East Texas calls for Sunday, clearing and cool, lower 30s to lower 50s; Monday, sunny, near 30 to near 60; Tuesday, increasing cloudiness, middle 30s to lower 60s. EDITOR'S NOTE: Temperature extremes are for the 24 hours ending at midnight GMT (7 p.m.

CDT), precipitation totals are for the 24 hours ending at 7 p.m. CDT. All numbers are as reported to the National Weather Service from its Tyler station. mmmm 79 47 58 36 Orlando Philadelphia 59 38 52 48 By The Associated Press Temperatures indicate previous day's high and overnight low to 7:36 p.m. EST.

Hi Lo Pre 01 Daylon Denver Des Moines Detroit Great Falls 33 Phoenix 61 42 Pittsburgh 51 28 Portland Maine 45 36 Portland.Ore. 48 35 Providence 54 Raleigh-Durham 68 33 Greensboro.N 67 cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy dr cdy dr cdy cdy cdy Pressure 0 0 HH ccGl- Hartford Spgfld 53 Helena 33 Honolulu 80 Albany.N.Y Albuquerque Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Atlantic City Baltimore 34 25 .20 Rapid City 46 32 dr 43 27: cdy 35 25 .16 cdy 65 33 cdy 73 44 coy 37 cdy 37 cdy 36 24 cdy 70 42 1.11 cdy 38 37 27 sn HIGH LOW SHOWERS RAIN T-STORMS FLURRIES SNOW ICE SUNNY PT. CLOUDY CLOUDY 44 28 64 36 59 45 60 54 Via Associated Press Reno Richmond Sacramento St Louis 12 cdy Salt Lake City 34 21 San Diego 63 51 40 20 51 .06 34 7 36 39 14 69: 44 55 .51 47 33 .01 44 36 54 .76 49 47 58 .74 61 38 43 .08 47 .12 63 .28 43 43 32 44 37 cdy cdy cdy cdy dr cdy dr cdy cdy cdy m. cdy dr cdy dr cdy cdy cdy mis cdy dr cdy cdy sn cdy cdy Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Burtington.Vl. San Francisco 56 48 10 Cdy dr cdy cdy cdy 83 76 NATIONAL SUMMARY: Unseasonably warm weather is again on the agenda from the Mississippi River to the East Coast today, although showers will stretch from Wisconsin to the Carolinas.

A few thunderstorms will also harass Georgia and Florida. Snow and strong winds, in contrast, will continue to create treacherous travel over the Dakotas. California will remain dry. 1 Indianapolis Jackson.Miss. Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Beach Milwaukee Mpls-St Paul Nashville New Orleans 40 27: 48 36 .03 49 26 i 41 33 .01 27 14 62 77 40 55 53 61 68 70 66 77 48 SO 72 73 39 18 40 31 46 37 02 Cdy San Juan.P.R.

Santa Fe St Ste Marie Seattle Sioux Falls Spokane Syracuse 36 32 cdy Charleston.S.C. 69 43 Charteton.W.Va. 70 29. Chartotte.K.C. 73 45 32 30 .05 cdy dr.

dr cdy dr cdy cdy dr dr cdy 40 32 coy Cheyenne cdy Clouds Move In Late Friday Tampa-St Ptrebg 79 54 27 20 63 45 68 42 55 32 Friday, February 27 Accu-Wcathcrforecasl for daytime conditions and high temperatures 56 39 03 cdy Topeka Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Tucson 57 37 Tulsa 62 54 COLO. New York City 57 Norfolk.Va. 61 North Platte 41 Oklahoma City 58 Omaha 51 dr cdy cdy MO. Columbia.S.C. 73 38 Columbus.Ohio 59 37 Washlngton.D.C.

60 39 indicates missing information Concord.NH 43 34 24-Hour TimeTemperature, Tyler Forecast Enter Code 1000 OKLA. miMumtmimmmtKm 533-0600 lAmarillrl17 I Aiohia Colic IkQ I N.M. I Tyler 62 iMidland 58 lEI Paso 54 Austin 66 "07 By BOB PETERS Staff Writer Strong thunderstorms moved through East Texas overnight Wednesday-Thursday, causing heavy rainfall and occurrences of severe weather. Most of the area was under a severe thunderstorm watch, and severe thunderstorm warnings were required for many of the counties. Among the reports of damage were a church steeple toppled in Texarkana, three mobile homes overturned in Nacogdoches County, some roof damage in Smith County and numerous trees, tree limbs and power lines downed in Rusk, Smith; Upshur, Gregg and Panola counties.

The line of thunderstorms developed over North Central Texas Wednesday night, and moved through the area during the overnight hours. It passed through Tyler about 12:10 a.m., with a severe thunderstorm warning in force for the county at the time. The thunderstorms developed ahead of a SanAntonio68l Houston660 Pacific cold front, and as a result of a passing upper-air disturbance. This disturbance was rotating around an upper-air low over the midwestern United States. Light rain continued for several hours behind the thunderstorm line, ending in Tyler just after 6 a.m.

Skies cleared Thursday morning when the front moved through Tyler at about 9 a.m. The upper air low is forecast to remain virtually stationary through the weekend, with upper air high pressure to the west. As a result, another disturbance should rotate southeastward around the low Saturday. This could return rainfall to the area at that time. With northwesterly winds aloft forecast to continue, temperatures will run below normal for the next few days.

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The grand jury also heard from Nancy Hernreich, manager of Clinton's Oval Office operations and the presidential assistant who normally would know who gets in to see Clinton. Previous witnesses have said they were asked about contacts between Clinton and Ms. Lewinsky, the former intern who told a friend she had an affair with the president. Clinton has denied that allegation as well as an accusation that he asked her to lie about it. Hernreich's lawyer, Gerard Tre-anor, said she answered all questions during two days of he declined further comment.

Starr, defending the diversion from the Lewinsky accusations, told reporters Thursday, "I would reiterate, our office was being subjected to remarkable forms of false information." One private investigator involved in the case is Terry Lenzn-er, who has been working for the president's private lawyers, David Kendall and Robert Bennett. 8 am 5 pm Monday through Friday 7 am 7 pm Saturday 1 pm -6 pm March 1 7 am 7 pm March 2-6 RUSK Services for Jewel C. Parker, 88, Rusk, are scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday at Wallace-Thompson Funeral Home chapel. Rusk, with the Rev.

James Jacobs officiating. Burial will be in Salem Ceme-, tery. -M- Mr. Parker died Feb. 25 in a Rusk hospital.

He was born Jan. 6, 191Q, in Lin-wood and lived in Rusk most of his life. He was a self-employed concrete contractor and a member of Calvary Baptist Church, Rusk, and Rusk Euclid Masonic Lodge 45. He was preceded in death by his wife, Katie Gregg Parker in 1991; and children, Wilson Funderburk, Mildred Funderburk Ramsey and Albert Funderburk. Survivors include sisters-in-law, Adelle Parker and Rachel Parker, both of Rusk; son-in-law, Wilbur Ramsey, Lufkin; nine grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and other rela- tives.

Grandsons and nephews will be pallbearers. Family will receive friends 6-8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. WASHINGTON (AP) Tracking negative information about their office, Independent Counsel Ken-neth Starr's prosecutors asked a White House aide Thursday what he knew about private investigators working for President Clinton's pri-vate lawyers. While the attorney for Sidney Blumenthal said the Clinton assistant had no information on the subject, the questioning showed how personal the investigation has become and how it has veered at times away from Monica Lewinsky.

Separately, several hours after Blumenthal testified before a federal grand jury, Starr made a rare appearance at the courthouse and went to the chambers of Chief U.S. District Judge Norma Holloway Johnson. Starr's office has been negotiating with the White House to avoid a court fight over executive privilege, and Johnson would make the initial rulings on any effort to avoid answering questions on such grounds. Several news organizations filed suit on Thursday asking her to make public the transcripts of secret proceedings concerning executive privi- Voters are asked to bring their updated blue Voter Registration cards with them. Where to early vote: Downtown, 200 Ferguson, Suite 300 ET Baptist Heritage Bldg.

1900 Bellwood Noonday Community Center Lindale Volunteer Fire Department Whitehouse United Methodist Church Additional Info, available 535-0657 James Taylor HENDERSON Services for James S. Taylor, 84, Henderson, are scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday at Bryan Funeral Home chapel, Henderson, with the Rev. Robert Jackson officiating. Burial will be in Strong Cemetery' Mr.

Taylor died Feb. 25. He was born June 2, 1913, irf Rusk County. He lived in Nebraska for 40 years before moving to Rusk County three years ago. He served in the Army during World War II and was a truck driver and a Protestant.

Survivors include daughters, Louise Leroy, Henderson, Joann Stanford and" Katie Linion, both of Kilgore, and Dorothy Jones, Longview; son, Edward Taylor, Longview; sisters, Essie Leopard, Henderson, and Beatrice Smith, Laneville; brother, Clinton Taylor, Lubbock; 15 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; and numerous nieces and nephews. Pallbearers include Greg Chapman, David Chapman, Horace Leopard, Curtis Greer, Malcom Greer and Travis Chapman. Honorary pallbearers are J.D. Taylor, Wallace Posey, Jessie Dixon, Curtis Boyd and George Scoggins. Family will receive friends 6-8 p.m.

Friday at the funeral home. Melanie Swink WINNSBORO Services for Melanie Jean Swink, are scheduled for 2 p.m. Friday at Lowe Funeral Home's Chapel of the Chimes, Quitman, with the Rev, Wyatt Bradberry officiating. Burial will be in Perryville Cemetery, Wood County. Mrs.

Swink died Feb. 25 at her residence. She was born April 12, 1979, in Sulphur Springs and was a lifelong resident of Wood County. She was a homemaker and a member of Perryville Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, Chris Swink, Winnsboro; son, Christian Lee Swink, Winnsboro; daughter, Ashland Tipton, Winnsboro; parents, Ron and Fannie Moore, Winnsboro; paternal grandmother, Rathine Moore, Kemp; maternal grandparents, Jack and Marie Eudy, Winnsboro; brother, Robert McLemore, Quitman; sisters, Robbie McLemore, Quitman, and Laurie Dodson, Winnsboro; and 10 nieces and nephews.

Pallbearers include Robert McLemore, Joe Gillean, Steven Gil-lean, Gary Dodson and Matt Taylor. fill Texas' Award Tyler morning Telegraph fJr Winning Newspapers ftyltr Courifr-rimtrlttjraph Obituaries From: Page 5, Sec. 2 More Obituaries: Page lOySec.3 Joe' Gallagher CUSHING Services for Joseph Emmett "Joe" Gallagher, 84, Houston, widower of a former Gushing resident, are scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Cason Monk-Metcalf Funeral Directors' Sunset Chapel, Nacogdoches, with Dr. Allen Reed officiating.

Burial will be in Cushing City Cemetery, Cushing. Mr. Gallagher died Feb. 25 in Houston, He was born March 7, 1944, in Buffalo, N.Y. He attended Manhattan College in New York City, received his bachelor's degree from Stephen F.Austin State College in 1947, master's degree from University of Houston in 1950 and attended Cornell University in 1951.

He lived in Houston since 1951 and was a Catholic. He was an outfielder for the New York Yankees before serving in the Armed Forces during World War II. He served as a coach for SFA's' baseball team, 1947-1949, and was in the insurance business. Mr. Gallagher coached the Rice University baseball team in 1961 and was part-time coach at University of St.

Thomas. He also coached Little League football for many years in Houston. He was preceded in death by his wife, Josephine Cariker, three sisters and two brothers. Survivors include nieces and nephews. Pallbearers include Clarence Gound, Jeff Gound, Jason Gound, Albert M.

"Buddy" Cariker, Paul H. "Pete" Smith and Harold Muck-leroy. Honorary pallbearers are George Oliver, Lincoln Skillern, Don Beal, Dr. Charles Runnels, Dr. Glynon Williamson, James and Jeanie Moore, Damon Hollingsworth, Herbert Olsen, Rudolph Olsen, Rudolph N.

Bow-don, Harold and Jean Pool, A.J. Luquette, Lewis "Sport" Buckner, Lenvil Stanaland, Stephen Wallace, Jesse Wallace, John Wallace and Vic Fain. If desired, memorials may be made to Joe Gallagher Scholarship, care of Stephen F. Austin Alumni Association. Grand Jury Indicts 2 Texans In Investment Scam Now In Our New 4200 Old Bullard Rd.

Tyler pocketed most of it, Hill said. The government recovered $4.7 million stashed in bank accounts in Inglewood, Maryland Heights, and Jefferson, Texas, said Assistant U.S. Attorney Frances Reddis. The seven were identified as Ronald Dean Stahlhut, 63, of Houston; Gregory John Goulas, 46, of Houston; Joseph M. Heller, 54, of Huntington Beach, John F.

Jackman, 53, of Salt Lake City; Hans Tschebaum, 53, of Burbank, Carl E. Carter, 57, of Maryland Heights, and Steve G. Gonzalez, SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) A federal grand jury indicted seven people, including two Texans, Thursday on charges of running a phony investment business that authorities say bilked thousands of people out of as much as $8.4 million. The seven solicited funds for a California-based company called Global Concepts that promised high returns in short periods of time by making large profits on financial transactions, U.S.

Attorney Stephen Hill Jr. said. Some of the money was returned to make the business appear legitimate, but the seven U-FRAME l-FRAME gallery gifts (903)561-7864 Next to CJ's Tobacco LSo firiarcliJJ Villagejiealth Center superior nursing rehabilitation. in cheerful homey surroundings. for every daily need.

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