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2A The Miami Herald Thursday July 26 1983 Semi-finals The Jay rlaeder Column laeder Peres moves closer to accord on Israeli unity government F-2 so A 't -4040' 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 World Briefs imenek Nun tamed rapprochement Soviet first woman to take space walk True enough General Motors did bill The 1976 Cadillac Eldorado as The Last American Convertible can't argue with that And it's probably true that lots of people bought one of the things precisely for that reason there weren't going to be no more American convertibles the '76 Eldorado was bound to be a big collector's item Except times have changed again now as times are forever doing and these days GM is fixing to crank out convertibles some more Nuts to that say '76 Eldorado owners Mr Abraham Korotki and Mr Richard Adolph of Baltimore Last Convertible means Last Convertible argue Mr Korotki and Mr Adolph who contend that GM has no right to start building convertibles again because new production will diminish the resale value of their collectibles they bought in good faith This week they filed a 650 million suit against the carmaker alleging fraud Israel cuts last link with Beirut regime BEIRUT Israel reluctantly gave in to Lebanese demands Wednesday and closed its unofficial embassy near Beirut cutting the Jewish state's last formal link with the Lebanese government The liaison office set up shortly after Israel invaded Lebanon in 1982 to drive out Palestinian guerrillas had been a symbol of Israers hopes for full diplomatic ties with a second Arab country in addition to Egypt From Herald Wire Services TEL AVIV Shimon Peres said Wednesday that his opposition Labor Party was no longer opposed to forming a bipartisan government of national unity with Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir's Likud bloc Peres told Israel Television after meeting with senior colleagues "We aim to form a government on the widest possible base with agreed principles" He did not say if he would insist on leading a joint government but Labor officials insisted earlier that Labor not Shamir must lead such a government if it was formed Menachem Begin the former prime minister who forged the Likud said in a telephone interview that he thought a national unity government would be "a good idea" but should be led by "my good friend Mr Shamir" West Germans grant major credit to East 0 -9 a ft4h Nt4 4 44' r'''': I' 4 i 4: 4 "t': IL I 47t 1 el le 1- 1 '1 A 4 i 1' 1 'It! 1 4: le- 1- 1-2 -a '41 :7 11 7 'N f''''''77--' iti4? 1 "10 kis :::111:::::: "1' 4-4- 44r" 4 volt -e'lli Nt 41vitel -f441s4 -ef 0 ji0etx tk--- Zi 4' 1-iflAtIsp '''Set'' ''''''4P 4 i' ::7 a -v '''t 84 4 1' ttti: '6 4 '4 i' 4' '4 A 4 1 t'' I MOSCOW Soviet cosmonaut Svetlana Savitskaya left her orbiting Salyut 7 space station Wednesday and became the first woman to walk in space Tass reported Savitskaya Vladimir Dzhanibekov and Igor Volk blasted into space last week aboard a Soyuz T-12 space ship They joined three other cosmonauts who have been aboard the orbital research station for 167 days Savitskaya is making her second space voyage the only woman to do so She spent nine days aboard the Salyut 7 in August 1982 Elsewhere Sharing Associated Press The fight game Admiral was killed for his decorations Miss Brooke Shields now that she's grown and has learned a thing or two is writing a book to help other young persons along on this rough old highway The Miss Brooke Shields Guide to Life will be published by Vi Hard and it includes many valuable tips on as the jacket will put it "how to have a complete active well-rounded life!" Planned chapters at this time include "How To Eat In The Dining Hall Without Getting Fat" In this corner WBC champ Mr Terrible Tim Witherspoon In this other corner over here Mr Pink Ion Thomas who will fight Mr Witherspoon next month at the Riviera Casino in Las Vegas Over here promoter Mr Don King Up top there the ubiquitous Miss Pia Zadora who has made it into this particular Photo Opportunity by reason of her association with Mr Nleshulam Riklis who is the Riviera's board chairman SHOUTING "DEATH to those who do not respect Islamic dress codes" 20000 people demonstrated Wednesday in Tehran in support of strict standards of dress for women The official march followed unofficial demonstrations in which several women were injured when attacked for "immodest" dress Men with bare arms or who tried to defend the women were also attacked SAMUEL DOE Liberia's head of state and army commander was sworn in Wednesday as president of the newly created interim National Assembly designed to guide the West African nation to civilian rule in January 1986 POLISH AUTHORITIES have released three more prominent Solidarity members Andrzej Slowik Jerzy Kropiwnicki and Antoni Pietkiewicz the Interior Ministry announced Wednesday BONN The West German government approved a major new credit of $330 million for East Germany Wednesday in exchange for a relaxation of travel restrictions between the two German states Philipp Jenninger an aide to Chancellor Helmut Kohl who conducted weeks of sensitive negotiations with East German officials said that agreement on the loan and travel concessions meant that "we also now assume that East German head of state Erich Honecker will visit West Germany in the autumn" Both German states regard the planned Honecker visit as an important symbol of their sus MOSCOW A vice admiral who was murdered last year was killed as part of a black-market operation in military orders and medals a Soviet prosecutor confirmed Wednesday in an interview with a government newspaper The interview carried the first official confirmation of a Los Angeles Times report that Vice Admiral Grigori Kholostyakov was killed July 21 1983 by criminals who wanted his military honors for sale on the black market to high-paying Just add sugar Tropical depression hits Caribbean A55e frN r77) 17 tie--- 1: 4 ti :1 9 Li nr Fra ri 4F fzi fr1 :34 1: i 1 -11 ti'14iii--11a 4 ::::::77 :4::: 1 i es A 'II tk- tf A55e i 1 i 4 4 1 Vv4 gcr)e '4: C''' es1 0: -1-: 47 Dateline Battle Creek Mich Home Of The Breakfast Cereals A few days ago the Kellogg's people thought this was a great public-relations ploy: Print up Miss Vanessa Williams' picture on thousands and thousands of special-edition boxes of Kellogg's Corn Flakes and distribute the stuff at the upcoming National Urban League convention in Cleveland Well what with one thing and another the company doesn't think this is such a good idea any more and tons of Vanessa lakes are now getting offloaded from the delivery trucks real fast "The package is no longer current!" delicately explains a Kellogg's spokesperson As for what's to become of all these special-edition corn flakes the company supposes it will just have to eat them Caribbean and the Atlantic Ocean By 10:30 pm the center of the depression which has a 300-mile spread was about 350 miles southeast of San Juan Puerto Rico well past the line of Caribbean gateway islands With sustained winds of 35 miles per hour an increase to 39 was all the depression needed to qualify as the first tropical storm of the season "We're monitoring it very carefully" forecaster Miles Lawrence said Wednesday night Aircraft were checking the depression every six hours Lawrence said making sure any intensification "doesn't sneak up on us" A lingering storm system a day earlier poured 37 inches of rain on Barbados in 24 hours and the new one held enough to do more in less time The tropical depression moved west by northwegt Wednesday at a speed of 20 mph Forecasters said it should continue that way today skirting south of the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico over open sea where it would be free to intensify By ARNOLD MARKOWITZ Herald Staff Writer The 1984 hurricane season's third tropical depression and the one with the best chance to become tropical storm Arthur dropped six inches of rain Wednesday as it entered the Caribbean Sea As the depression passed Barbados islands in its path were advised to keep boats in port and beware of flash floods from mountains Those islands St Vincent St Lucia Martinique Montserrat and Antigua in the Lesser Antilles separate the World Forecast map for Thursday July 26 7 am a SM Se SM aaMkar a Fa a 67a7 aa09 a US Canada 71 Temperatures The VJeather Report FOREIGN Figures are for the 24-hour period ended 1 pm July 25 Maps data and forecasts by Weather Service NOAA Department of Commerce SOUTH FLORIDA 11111111111011111MMMIIIMMEMINi LOW AND HIGH TEMPERATURE FORECASTS FOR TODAY Highs for July 25 Aberdeen Amsterdam 60 Ankara 79 Athens 85 Auckland se Beirut 83 Berlin 60 Bonn 73 Brussels 70 Cairo 84 Cairo 84 Pd 73-77 i 86-90 i'ENSACOLA 73-77 i 86-90 1 riegilg4Igt I Prec Ft Lauderdale 87 01 Ft Laud Bch 84 81 Hollywood 88 79 Homestead 87 76 Miami Airport 87 76 15 Miami Beach 84 79 NMiami Bch 89 77 West Kendall 86 72 33 Palm Bch 88 76 24 JACKSONVILLE TALLAHASSEE 7044 86-90 66-10 I 90-94 6640 90-94 TALLAHASSEE FLOR IDA GAINESVILLE 70-74 I 86-90 1 DAYTONA BCH 70-74 90-94 GAINESVILLE 70-74 86-90 1 DAYTONA Et 7044 90-1 86 74 92 73 88 72 Today's area forecasts a forecasts 90 73 92 70 89 69 85 75 17 88 73 21 89 73 47 ORLANDO 70-74 86-90 SN 4w ii tr i ORLANDO 70-74 86-90 0 TAMPA 2 13-77 I 86-90 -'-p- Apalachicola Crestview Daytona Bch Fort Myers Gainesville Jacksonville Key West Lakeland Orlando Pensacola Sarasota Tallahassee Tampa Tavernier Vero Beach Casablanca 75 Copenhagen 66 Dakar 86 Dublin 68 Geneva 78 Helsinki 64 Ho Chi Minh 76 Hong Kong 84 Jerusalem 82 Lisbon NR London 61 Madrid 86 Malta 97 Manila 82 Moscow 69 Nairobi 67 New Deihl 94 Nice 78 Oslo Paris 75 Peking 84 Pretoria 62 Riyadh 209 Rome Seoul Sofia 71 Stockholm 6g Sydney 58 Taipei 82 Tehran NR Tokyo 81 Tunis 10! Vienna Warsaw 66 82 NR 61 86 97 82 69 67 94 78 66 75 84 62 109 86 76 72 69 58 87 NR 82 105 73 66 88 74 91 71 100 92 69 17 91 73 13 90 73 38 87 75 24 attrk- oSanl Frauelsco eles I koen LOW1N Townsville Minnen Merida Detroit Behzelt Havana 'Cozumel Tipto 109SICIn Tampa Miami Charleston Jacksonville itw York Nassau Kingston 1611 Weather Broadcasts National Hurricane Center Continuous Broadcasts Miami Palm Beach Key West Fort Myers Clewiston 16255 MHz 162475 MHz 16240 MHz 162475 MHz 16240 MHz Coast Guard 2670 KHz 10:50 am 10:50 pm Eastern standard time Daylight-saving time adds 1 hour Me) rISs Cit' git i 111rliaPPPa: iatt I 'llit I c2 0 ha IA atti 17-1-- I i i Montreal HIGH 4 Z4 arck i Eloise '---r--- HIGH onto ostOn I Minnen HIGH )Alp LOW 1 Detroit lip ew York 1----TO 'w Fiittsburghl Fra isco clICN I --A---afiL'Wl' Da8hington Denver Ssi6 it'' )-- lotrt Los A eles kll' coLD V-a 'atteras Albuquerque 7- oen NN Atlapta LOW I Dallas -1 I HIGH Chadesmn Talla assee 4 t-v Orl ns 7 Jacksonville ---i 10- Tampa A '''WN 'yaw assauN Miami a 6N Go Weather Broadcasts "Brownsville National Hurricane Center Continuous Broadcasts Havana Miami 16255 MHz I016 Palm Beach 162475 MHz Key West 16240 MHz I Merida 0 tittp Fort Myers 162475 MHz Me) 'Cozumel Clewiston 16240 MHz Ci Kingston t- wooyr Cayman Coast Guard 2670 KHz 10:50 am 10:50 pm Eastern standard time Belize 0 NNs Daylight-saving time adds 1 hour 46-N- VERO EICH 7ni890 VERO I 7 71 SOUTH NORTHWEST FLORIDA: Partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of atter noon thunderstorms Highs in the mid- to upper 80s Lows in the mid-70s Winds south 10 to 15 mph NORTH FLORIDA: Part ly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms Highs in low 90s Lows near 70 Winds light south CENTRAL FLORIDA: Fair with a 40 percent chance of afternoon and thunderstorms Highs near 90 Lows in the low 705 Winds light and variable CAPE CANAVERAL TAMPA ST PETERS BURG 8 VICINITY: Partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms Highs in the upper 80s NS: 30 er 1p- to 'rt oon in I lows in the low to mid70s Winds east 10 mph THE PALM BEACHES FORT MYERS NA PLESB Partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms Highs in the mid- to upper 80s Lows in the mid to upper 70s Winds east 10 to 15 mph KEYS: Partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms Highs in the upper 80s Lows in the upper 70s Winds east 10 to 15 mph EXTENDED STATE OUTLOOK: (Friday through Sunday) Partly cloudy with mainly afternoon and evening thunderstorms except anytime on the southeast coast Lows in the 70s Highs in the upper 80s to the low 90s lows in the low to mid- 70s Winds east 10 mph THE PALM BEACHES FORT MYERS Na PLES A VICINITY: Partly cioudy with a 40 percent chance of after- noon and evening thun- derstorms Highs in the mid- to upper 80s Lows in the mid- to upper 70s Winds east 10 to 15mph KEYS: Partly cloudy with a 30percent chance of Nkt WEST PALM 73-77 86-90 FT MYERS 73-7 90-94 FT LAUD 73-77 16-90 v4 MIAMI 8-8Q 83-87 WES' 73-77 MI 6-8 I 4Ak0041t4 Apr Asheville 86 66 Atlanta 90 71 Birmingham 92 70 08 Charleston 89 76 11 Charlotte 90 73 Columbia SC 94 71 11 Greensboro 89 69 12 Jackson Miss 93 70 07 Little Rock 91 72 Louisville 90 71 16 Memphis 93 75 38 Nashville 92 69 New Orleans 83 70 60 Norfolk 82 69 53 Raleigh 86 71 Richmond 83 67 62 Shreveport 92 71 LATIN AMERICAN KEY WESVP 76-80 86-90 EAST July 25 statistics MIAMIFORT LAUDERDALE VICINITY: Partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms Highs in the mid- to upper 80s Lows in the mid- to upper 70s Winds east 10 to 15 mph TEMPERATURES 7 am 78 1 pm 85 8 am NR 2 pm 84 9 am 82 3 pm 81 7 am 78 1 pm 85 8 am NR 2 pm 84 9 am 82 3 pm 81 76 57 83 70 82 69 83 67 78 75 52 81 67 80 67 78 55 78 58 84 71 Albany NY Atlantic City Baltimore Boston Buffalo Concord NH New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Providence Washington Highs for July 25 Acapulco 88 ASCUnCiOn 58 Barbados 84 Bermuda 88 Bogota 51 Bridgetown 75 Aires 32 Caracas 70 Curacao 86 Freeport 138 Guadalajara 79 Havana 88 Kingston 91 La Paz 38 Lima 62 Mazatlan 93 Merida 91 Mexico City 15 Montego Bay 90 Monterrey 91 Montevideo 45 Nassau 88 Port of Spain 78 Rio 68 San Juan 91 Santiago 36 St Thomas 89 Tegucigalpa 81 Trinidad 81 Vera Cruz 88 1 1 1 i I 1 1 I MIDWEST Travelers' forecast for July 26 7 pm 83 8 pm 82 9 pm 81 10 am 84 4 pm 84 10 pm 76 11 am 83 5 pm 82 11 pm 71 Noon 85 6 pm 83 12 mid NR Highest past 12 hours ending 7 pm 87 Lowest past 18 hours ending 7 pm 76 Normal 83 Mean 82 Highest this date 96 in 1940 Lowest this date 71 in 1951 RAINFALL 24 hours ending 7 pm (in inches) 15 This month 625 Since January 1 3591 Deficiency I excess this month 135 Deficiency I excess this year 624 BAROMETER HUMIDITY 3007 7 am 82 percent 3006 7 pm 68 percent SMALL BOATS: St Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out SO miles: Winds east to southeast 10 to 15 knots Sea 2 to 3 feet Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms with gusty winds Jupiter Inlet to Key Largo Out to the Bahama Bank: Winds easterly around 15 knots Sea 3 to feet Widely scattered showers and a few thunderstorms with gusty winds Key Largo to Dry Tortugas including Florida Straits and Florida bay: Winds easterly around 15 knots Sea 3 to 5 feet Florida Bay will have a moderate chop Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms with gusty winds and locally rough seas Cape Sable to Tarpon Springs Out 50 miles: Winds east to southeast around 15 knots Sea 3 to 5 feet A few showers and thunderstorms with gusty winds Skies 14 Skies Skies I Aibany PtCldy 75 50 Detroit Shwrs 75 60 New York Cloudy 78 65 Anchorage Cloudy 67 55 Honolulu Sunny 89 74 Oklahoma Cty PtCldy 93 69 Atlanta PtCldy 89 72 Kansas City Cloudy 87 68 Phoenix PtCldy 105 81 Billings Sunny 95 64 Las Vegas PtCldy 103 78 Raleigh PtCldy 87 70 Boston PtCidy 80 Los Angeles Sunny 93 67 Rapid City Sunny 85 60 Chicago Tstrms 76 65 Louisville Tstrms 86 70 San Antonio PtCldy 91 71 Columbus Tstrms 75 61 Memphis PtCldy 91 75 San 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