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recordsweather NATIONAL Weather The forecast for Lines high FRONTS: COLD WARM STATIONARY Prassure AN HIGH LOW SHOWERS RAIN T-STORMS noon, Tuesday, Feb. 4. temperature zones for the day. 108 708 808- 0.1987 AccuWeather, Inc. 000 FLURRIES SNOW ICE SUNNY PT.

CLOUDY CLOUDY TODAY'S AREA FORECAST RED RIVER VALLEY Tonight, a 40 percent chance of storms. Decreasing cloudiness late. Low near 50. Tuesday, partly cloudy. High in the middle 60s.

OKLAHOMA Tonight, showers and thunderstorms likely southeast. Lows in the lower 40s southeast Oklahoma. Tuesday, mostly sunny and windy. Highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. EXTENDED AREA Tuesday night, increasing cloudiness.

so chance of showers western third in the 30s. Highs in the 50s. Friday, a few thunderstorms. Lows mid to lower 60s south. OKLAHOMA.

Tuesday night, Wednesday, partly cloudy. Highs Thursday, cloudy with a chance and lower 30s. Highs in the cloudy with a slight chance of 20s to lower 30s. Highs in LOCAL WEATHER Weather information for a 24-hour courtesy of observer William B. Sunday's 24-hour Low.

Overnight Low. At 8 a.m. Today High Last Year. Low Last Year. (or Record Record Low.

24-hour Rainfall Total Rainfall To To Date last year. Sunset Tonight Sunrise FORECAST partly cloudy. Lows 32 to 38. Highs near 60. Thursday, a slight late, otherwise mostly cloudy.

Lows cloudy with a chance for rain and 30s to near 40. Highs mid 50s north mostly clear. Lows in the 20s. in the lower 40s to lower 50s. of rain.

Lows in the upper 20s upper 30s. to upper 40s. Friday, light rain and snow. Lows in the the upper 30s to mid 40s. period ending at 8 a.m.

today, White. .......55 55 ........24 10 in 1911 .................4 in 1951 ..........0 1.30 ........2.48 .6.02 .....7:21 LOOKING BACK ::50 YEARS AGO the business with Stephens being el Monday, Reb. 3,1947 the active manager. Monday superintendent L.A. has notified Lamar 25 YEARS AGO aid for hot Thursday, Feb.

3, 1972 County school officials that state the school lunch programs may be discontinued The Altrusa Club initiated March 1 because of lack of four new members, Mrs. J.M. funds. Chism, Mrs. Mercedes Gardner, 518 Involving no change in.

Mrs. Emilie Griffin and Mrs. ownership or management, the char- J.C. Love at its dinner meeting of Manton-Fry Funeral Horne last week at the Holiday Inn. Chere has been amended to read Mrs.

J.L. Myrick is president of "ter Fry and Gibbs Funeral Home the group. effective Jan. 1, 1947. The Hoyt Kennemer family Added to the ever growing list of Lake Creek, Delta County, of new businesses on North has been named the area's nomiMain Street is Paris Farm nee for the 1971 Farmers Home Equipment Co.

at 2320, just Administration Farm Family of beyond the city limits marker. the Year Award. The firm is authorized dealer for Bill Manning has been reOliver tractors and farm equip- elected commander of local ment. Cary Stephens and W.B. Disabled American Veteran's (Billy) Brashears are partners in Chapter.

Gary Paris Mayor Eric Clifford, center, joins other members of the city council and sanitation employees as they load trash bags into the back of a refuse truck on Saturday. The city will begin participation in a countywide cleanup effort to improve the landscape, which also includes the addition of several garden spots along city and county roadways. Story on Freighter from Associated press MIAMI A 400-foot container ship, bound for Spain from Texas but dozens of miles off course, ran agound on a sandy shoal today off Key West in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, the U.S. Coast Guard said. There were no immediate Page 1.

Texas runs aground in Florida reports of injuries or fuel spills well-marked boundaries of the from the grounding of the vessel marine sanctuary, which runs for Houston on Maryland Shoal, 12 120 miles along the Florida miles southeast of Key West, Keys, a chain of islands, shallow said Petty Officer Jeff Hall. bays and fragile coral reefs. He said divers would be Normally, east-bound ships checking for damage to the the Houston's size would be well ship's hull and to any reefs the out to sea while sailing from the might have hit. Gulf of Mexico to the Atlantic The accident site is within the Ocean. WEEKEND ARRESTS On file today with Paris.

Police and the Lamar. County Sheriff Felony arrests: females, both 18 DWI, no driver's license 34, 1700 bik Neatherly; male, rant) nal trespass female, 26, none making alcohol available to male, 39 42, 900 bik W. Center family violence assault Booker T. Washington homes a minor, public intoxication failure to identify male, various city of Paris war- male, 39, 1800 blk NE Loop motion to revoke probation male, 21 25 rants male, 21, police depart- 286; male, 64, 800 blk 1st SW for assault causes bodily injury Other arrests: DWI male, 17 theft male, 16, 1300 bik ment possession of marijuana male. 22, 900 blk 7th NW theft by check more than female, Clarksville possession of dangerous less than 2 ounces maie, 32, no seat belt, illegal pass on but less than $500 male, 28 public intoxication male, drugs (4 counts) male, 16, 1200 blk Lamar right female, 22, police 41; female, 22; male, 22 public intoxication, posses-: 29, 3900 blk Bonham; male, 3400 blk Pine Mill assault male, 48, 2500 blk department theft more than $20 but less sion with intent to use or possi- 48, 1200 blk 6th NE; male, 21, assault causes bodily injury Lamar; female, 24, 600 blk W.

than $500 female, 24 bly. inhale glue or paint male, 3700 blk Pine Mill; male. 38. male, 33, 400 bik 31st NE Campbell LAMAR COUNTY JAIL criminal mischief more 47 500 blk E. Price (capias); male, criminal trespass male, no operator's license than $20 but less than $500 disorderly conduct (fight- 61, 1200 blk 6th NE: female, 21, 600 blk Tudor; male, 20, male, 48, 1000 blk Garrett 187 inmates two males, both 22; two ing) female, 17 25, 600 bik 9th NW; female, 1800 bik Jackson Court (war- public intoxication, Capacity: 244 5A Monday, February 3, 1997 308 70s 603 Armored Division and the 6th Armored Cavalry Regiment in Germany during the occupation period.

He also served in the Texas State Guard, the. Texas National Guard and the U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force Reserves. He was a life member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and past member of the American Legion.

He also held memberships in the Paris Elks Lodge; Sons of Confederate Veterans and was a member of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees. Survivors are his beloved wife, Jean; his daughters and sons-in-law, Lisa and Mark Henry of Gladewater and Priscilla and Tommy Eaker of Longview; three sons by marriage and their spouses, Tom Baxley of Johnson City, Ted and Christine Baxley of Lewisville, Kelly and Cindy Baxley of Carrollton; and by five grandchildren, Stephen Henry, Matthew Henry, Ryan Eaker, Andrew Eaker and Nathaniel Baxley. Pallbearers will be Tom Baxley, Ted Baxley, Kelly Baxley, Mark Henry, Tommy Eaker, Clyde Bradford, Carl Mac Coker, Stephen Henry and Jonny Fisher. Jesse Delbert Lee HUGO, Okla. Jesse Delbert Lee, 85, of Hollis, formerly of Boswell, died Saturday, Feb.

1, in Jackson County Memorial Hospital, Altus. Services were at 9:30 a.m. Monday, Feb. 3, at Faith Baptist Church in Altus. Burial was at 5 p.m.

Monday at Restland Cemetery in Boswell by Carter Stewart Funeral Home, Hollis. Surviving are his wife, Ruby; a daughter Doris Hillix of Hollis; fiveusons, John Lee of Hollis, Norvel Lee of Lindsay, Delbert Lee of Vian, Jack Lee of Meeker and David Lee of Tuttle; two brothers, A. W. and Buel Lee, both of Bethany; 15 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Robert Waugh Robert Waugh HUGO, Okla.

Robert Waugh, 74, of Soper died Friday, Jan. 31, 1997, at Choctaw Memorial Hospital. Services were at 2 p.m. Monday, Feb. 3, at Soper High school Gymnasium.

Miller and Miller Funeral Home made burial in Soper Cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Lillian Waugh; two sons and daughtersin-law, Roger and Debbie Waugh of El Reno and Duane and Marie Waugh of Moore; two daughters and sons-in-law, Linda and Carl Edge of Soper and Burleene and Ron Mosburg of Coweta; a brother, Atwood Waugh of Soper; a sister, Katie Boykin of Noble; six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Mildred Oats Thursday, Jan. 30, 1997, at Baylor Medical Center, Dallas. Graveside services were at 4 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 1, in the City of Lubbock Cemetery with the Rev. James T. Carter officiating. Franklin-Barltey Funeral Home had charge of arrangements.

LUBBOCK Mildred Oats, 73, of Honey Grove died She was born in Claremont and was a former resident of Acuff before moving to Honey Grove in 1958. She was a 1940 graduate of Quitaque High School and a housewife. She was a member of the Methodist church. She married W.D. "Dub" Oats March 3, 1946, in Robstown.

She was preceded in hen parents, Oscar and Ola. Osman and a brother, TomL. Surviving are her husband; two sons and daughters-in-law, George Oats and wife Dawn of Tigertown and Michael Oats and wife Margo of Honey Grove; one daughter and son-in-law, Sandy Oats Dean and husband Joe of Castle Rock, and seven grandchildren, Ivy Joden, Sara Dean, Judd Oats, Kathren Oats, Cade Oats, Garrett Oats Sherry Diane Craig Sherry Diane Craig, 30, of Cherry Street Manor died Thursday, Jan. 30, 1997, at St. Joseph's Hospital and Health Center.

John Wesley Burns John Wesley Burns John Wesley Burrs, 68, 2400 Briarwood, Paris, died at 12:45 a.m. Monday, Feb. 3, 1997, at his home. Services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Feb.

5, in Fry and Gibbs Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Jimmie Stripland officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 7-8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.

He was born Oct. 22, 1928, in Paris to Elton Jack and Myrtle Carrie Lister Burns. He married Jean Baxley Oct. 7, 1978, in Paris. He was a graduate of Paris High School and Paris Junior College and attended the University of Texas at Austin.

He graduated from East Texas State University in 1954 with a B.B.A. degree and obtained his master's degree in 1955. He retired from the Veteran's Administration Hospital System, having served as chief accountant and financial manager. of V.A. hospitals.

in Columbia, Houston and Dallas. Mr. Burns was a veteran of the Army, serving in the 2nd Homegoing services for Sherry were held at 11 a.m. Monday, Feb. 3, at St.

Paul Baptist Church with the Rev. J.Q. Simpson officiating. Burial will be in Restlawn Gardens Cemetery by Maxey Funeral Home. The family will receive friends from 6-7 p.m.

Sunday at the funeral home. Surviving are her mother, Lois Faye Craig Austin, her father, Joe Brooks Jr. and her her stepfather, the Rev. H. Calvin Austin III of Paris; brothers, Fredrick Craig of Paris, Glen Marcus Brooks of Oklahoma City, Carter Brooks of Houston and Chris Brooks of Mesquite; sisters, Virginia Jackson of Paris, La Joyce Johnson of Dallas, Williams of Mesquite; several aunts and uncles and many friends.

DEATHS Netta Ellis of Tyler died Sunday, Feb. 2, 1997, Gene Roden's Sons, Directors of Funerals. Edna Petway of Paris died Monday, Feb. 3, 1997, Funeral Terry Hunt of Deport died Monday, Feb. 3, 1997, Wood Funeral Home of Deport.

Routier jury being asked year-old Devon Routier at the family's home in Rowlett. for death Associated Press KERRVILLE Prosecutors who won a capital murder conviction against homemaker Darlie Routier say they'll work just as hard to see that she's executed for the grisly knife attack on her two sons. "We intend to forcefully argue for the death penalty," prosecutor Greg Davis said Saturday after Mrs. Routier was found guilty of a capital murder charge in the June 6, 1996, stabbing deaths of her two young sons. Kerr County jurors who found Mrs.

Routier guilty were to begin hearing testimony today as the trial's sentencing phase. began. Mrs. Routier could also be sentenced to life in prison. Her husband, Darin, vowed on Sunday to continue fighting no matter the sentence.

"We've been spit on, beat up, but they can't take our spirit away. We still have hope," Darin Routier toid Dallas television stations KDFW and KTVT. "'We have to keep fighting." Mrs. Routier was accused of killing 5-year-old Damon and 6-.