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The Desert Sun from Palm Springs, California • 4

Publication:
The Desert Suni
Location:
Palm Springs, California
Issue Date:
Page:
4
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W- 'I- A4-THE DESERT SUN Palm Springs Calif-Monday February 24 1986 The weather Warm and beautiful The nation Local Tuesday forecast Beaumont Caifwdral City DomtI Hot Spring Indian Wells la Quinta Mecca North Shore Oath Palm Desert Palm Springs Humidity pm Rancho Mirage I POO Palms Top of the Tram Twentym ne Palms Vucca Valley Get out your Inflatable raft and swim trunks it's going to be warm enough for a dip even In an unheated pool The sun is expected to shine all week and to bring with it unseasonably warm temperatures The weatherman said readings from 85 to 95 degrees are forecast through Wednesday And just when you thought you couldn't live without the electric blanket nighttime lows should be 48 to 58 degrees With temperatures like these who needs any other reason to love the desert? FRONTS: Warm ww Cold--- WEATHER: CoadwHo Valtoy 143 371 1 (Monday Friday) SMOG: CoachoHa Valtoy -iBOOl 742 4066 WIND: Coachalfa Valtoy and San (orgomo Pm 34S 7767 California Southern California forecasts Occluded Stationary Showers Ram Flurries Snow 1 High low precipitation lor 74 hours ending of 5 om today Bakersfield 61 47 fitireha 58 SO hnno 67 fcmeotfer 73 41 SrtAngelet 66 Oakland 68 54 Rotoftobtet 69 45 RndBluff 73 53 RndwoodCity 70 SI Sex omenta 70 50 Su knot 73 47 VmDiego 83 57 Sunfrancitco 73 55 Santo Barbara 78 48 Storkton 68 48 Tomponitom and from nudmght to 21 19 cdy 79 68 dr 61 37 cdy 37 23 dr Km Inna Lisbon London El MONTE CaM (A 9) Th Air ftrahly ManagMwnl DMrict toy Dial air quoMy mH bn good for aH of tho Sou Coast basin Iadov Good a qualto oi a PoHufant Standard Indm of 100 forocatt far oaf ropotiton In Angataa San GctormfomaiM Voicyi mfond Orciga County and Kvamda-San Bornordwe araat A PSI of 92 am forocatt for to Son Fnmondo Santo Clarita Voitoyl and a PSI of 63 for ctnatal nraat A PSI af Full moon February 24 Lest quarter March 3 New moon March 10 First quarter March 18 MLoWttir High low precipitation lor ending at 5pm Sunday SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DESERT AREAS Sunny Tuesday and clear nights with northerly winds to 70 mph along the Colorado River vattry Continued unseasonably worm Tuesday Owens voNey highs the upper 60i to md 70s with tows the upper to mid 30s Northern desert hight tn the upper 70 to rind 80s with burs rmd 30t to mid 40i Southern desert highs the mid 80s to low 90s with lows the mid 4Gt to md SOt SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COASTAL AREAS Sunny Tuesday and clear nights with north ana northeast winds 1 5 to 35 mph below the canyons diminishing Tuesday Continued unseasonably warm with highs the md 70s along the beaches to the 80s inland Lows tomqhf the rmd 40s and 50s SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MOUNTAIN AREAS Sunny Tuesday and clear nights fast and northeast winds 15 to 30 mph ridges and passes with orxa-sronal stronger gusts Resort highs the upper 50s to uppei 60s lows ir the mid 70s and 30s LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY Tonight and Tuesday Clear slues Lows tonight Hie upper 50s Highs Tuesday the mtd 60s SAN FERNANDO SAN GABRIEL AND SAN BERNARDINO VALLEYS Tomght ond Tuesday Clear skies with gusty winds below the canyons diminish trig Tuesday lows tomght die mid 40s to low 50s Highs Tuesday the 80s COASTAL AND INTERMEDIATE VALLEYS Tonight and Tuesday: Clear ikies wtfh gusty winds below the canyons dnnemhmg Tuesday Lows tomght the md 40i to rmd 90s Highs Tuesday Ihe 80s ogoin OWENS VALLEY Tomght and Tuesday: Mostly cleor skies Lows tonight the upper 70s to mid 30s Highs Tuesday Bit upper 60s to and 70s SANTA SARSARA AND VENTURA COUNTY COASTAL AREAS SANTA MONICA BAY AREA LONG BEACH AND ORANGE COUNTY METROPOLITAN AREAS Tomght and Tuesday: Mostly cleor skies lews tomght the md 40i to mid 50s A kffto cooler Tuesday afternoon with highs the mid 70s to md 80s LAGUNA BEACH TO THE MEXICAN BORDER COASTAL AREA -Tomght and Tuesday: Mostly clear ikies lows tonight Bie md 40s to mid 50i A little cooler Tuesday with highs the mid 70s to lew 80s IMPERIAL AND LOWER COLORADO RIVER VALLEYS Tomght and Tuesday: Continued mostly dear skies with bed gusty north ond norlheosl wmds to 70 mph Colorado River valley Lows tonight the md 40s to rmd 50s Highs Tuesday the md 80s to low 90s ANTELOPE VALLEY MOJAVE DESERT AN0 DEATH VALLEY Tomght ond Tuesday- Mostly clear skies with bws the rmd 30i to mid 40s Highs Tuesday the upper 70s to rmd 80s Death roHcy bw 43 high Tuesday 87 Snow covered brood sections of the nation from New England to the Midwest ond Appalachians today white ram dot tod the Northwest Snow was scattered from western New -England across Now Yorh into northwest Pomnyhenio ond from western Oh across Indiana northern Hhnots ond southern Wisconsin rearing ram petted northeast Missouri and ram spread across northern Ken- i tacky By early today sections of control Minors hod 6 inches of mow Indianapoki 4 hod 4 ond 7 inches hod piled up neor travelers odvnone western Pennsylvania across northern West Virginia control and southern Ohio northeast Kentucky the orthern two thirds of Indiana norths eost through oast central IHmon and thej northern mountains el North Corofma Ram spreod across the Oregon coast" ond from Washington across western i (awing SO for Hwott high and tow 14cdy 37 dr 30 dr 19 dr 29 dr Apple Vaftey Barttow ligBear tethop Myth Cutalma tbngBeoch fhonrovra Etunor and dtwrH and tog bar Iota 42 tor IM The sun Canada 73 30 36 34 hours 34 44 34 79 49 54 50 46 50 47 51 46 49 53 47 47 50 49 47 37 31 79 80 58 73 85 76 88 87 63 73 74 89 86 88 83 88 67 8B 64 S3 63 Ri(: Fab 25 6:20 am Fab 26 6:19 am SU: Fab 24 5:38 pm Fab 25 5:39 pm US extremes High Sunday 91 of Thormd Low Monday morning 13 below tero at Mor quern Aft Wilton "jewport Beach Ontario Fknadena Riverside Bernardino SanGobrid 'icmJote SpnfaAna SuntaCrur TohoeVoHey AiSPmitcVIy Flood Warnings wore in effect for sec bom of Idaho southern Washmgton and near Sndteton Ors A high wmd wommg was posted across i-northwest Montano Highest and fewest temperatures Sun- ogam SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA if' i Former presidents urge Marcos resignation of the armed forces Carter in Nashville to debate Ford said Mrs Aquino "won the election fairly and squarely It was stolen from her by Marcos I think he ought to step down" Consul General Romeo Arguelles in San Francisco on Sunday joined other Philippine diplomats calling for Marcos' resignation and speculation of mis deeds by the Marcos regime have now given way to unmistakable evidence of gross fraud in the he said in a news conference our beloved country Mr Marcos has lost the Catholic church he has lost the middle class and he is now being slowly but surely repudiated by the In London Corazon Belmonte consul at the Philippine Embassy in London on Sunday called for Marcos to resign and hand over the' government to Mrs Aquino In Houston Philippine consul-general Rodolfo Severino and consulate officers joined Sunday in the call for resignation Ten officers and staff members of the Philippine consulate in Loir11 Angeles said Saturday they ported the officers 4ft By Thr Amncialc Pmi Former presidents Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford and other top US politicians joined opponents ot Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos in calling on him to resign in the face of a revolt by two high-ranking military officers obvious that President Marcos has lost the confidence of a significant majority of the people of the Ford said at a joint news conference with Carter in Nashville Tenn Saturday night Carter later reiterated his comments in a speech in San Francisco Philippine consulates in Los Angeles San Francisco Houston Honolulu and London also urged Marcos to step down In San Francisco about 20 anti-Marcos demonstrators broke down the door of the door Sunday night and smashed pictures of Marcos before leaving peacefully said Police Officer David Clreely There were no arrests Marcos declared a state of emergency today in an effort to crush the rebellion led by ousted Defense Minister Juan Ponce Enrile and Lt ficn Fidel Ramos deputy chief I AP Latarpholo REMOVING THE BARRICADE Philippine civilians opposed to the Marcos government remove the wire barricade blocking the Men- diola Bridge entrance to the presidential palace in Manila today They were stopped with water hoses and guards fired shots into the air to disperse the crowd Thousands gather outside camp I i 1 ire cream and peanuts and pondered whether to buy a calendar with Mrs Aquino's portrait for the equivalent of 20 cents SERVICES AT ft 1986 Member CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION 01 save 33 fa on Koret spring Swing soft parchment Begin powder blue Qf a belted with pull-on in prints and s0Ws a tully lined plete the look s-m-l- Slw-ri-34-69- QO 2299-4599 rr CHARGE MASTERCARD YfSfcf ft MANILA Philippines (AP) Outside the military camp where two top defense officials were running a rebellion against the president of the Philippines it seemed more like a carnival today Pushcart peddlers hawked snacks and trinkets extolling opposition leader Corazon Aquino Tens if thousands of people sauntered along the avenue some shielding themselves with parasols from the hot sun as they listened to political speeches or to the latest news reports on portable radios Inside Camp Crame on Manila's outskirts former Defense Minister Juan Ponre Knrile and Lt Fidel Ramos the ex-deputy head of the armed forces barricaded themselves with thousands of supporters after calling on President Ferdinand Marcos to step down Opposition politicians visited the Camp today after Knrile announced plans to form a provisional government headed by Mrs Aquino who Enrile and Ramos say was defrauded by Marcos of victory in the Feb 7 election Outside Camp Crame throngs of Civilians munched corn on the cob Koftjn Opprtnfittim Publisher James Lyceff Editor fUSPS 155-000 THE DESERT SUN PUBLISHING CO 611 SOUTH PALM CANYON DRIVE Palm Spring 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