The Cincinnati Post from Cincinnati, Ohio • 2

Monday's high was 76 (24 Celsius) at 5:30 p.m. The low was 59 (15C) at 6:30 a.m. The average was 67 (18C). The temperature at 6 a.m. today was 60 (15C).

Normal for Monday's date: high, 77 (25C); low, 54 (13C); average, 66 (19C). Record high for Monday's date: 91 (33C) in 1970. Record low for Monday's date: 37 (3C) in 1925. Total cooling degree-days this month as of Monday, 79, or 27 more than normal. Total cooling degree-days this cooling season as of Monday, 84, or 24 more than normal.

Precipitation Monday at Greater Cincinnati Airport, 0 inch. From midnight to 6 a.m. today, 0 inch. Total this month through Monday, 2.60 inches, which is less than normal. Total this year through Monday, 17.79 inches, which is .80 more than normal.

Wind Monday's high wind was 8 mph from the northwest at 4p.m. The wind at 6 a.m. today was 6mph from the northeast. Pollution Monday's air quality index at 4 p.m. was 56, which is rated moderate.

River levels (As of 7 a.m. Monday) River at Cincinnati, 26.5 feet Miami, Milford, 5.7 Miami, Hamilton, 2.6 Brookville, 3.2 Sunrise Wednesday 6:17 a.m.; sunset 8:53 p.m. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7 AM EST 5 26 82 30.24 29.77 LOW SEATTLE BOSTON HIGH NEW YORK A CHICAGO LOW SAN FRANCISCO DENVER HIGH LOS ANGELES NEW MIAMI ORLEANS LEGEND 29.77 RAIN SNOW AIR SHOWERS FLOW National forecast Thunderstorms are expected tonight in the southern Plains, the middle Mississippi Valley and Tennessee. A satellite photo shows mostly clear skies over the western half of the nation. Thunderstorms are still shown over Texas and Mississippi.

Tri-state forecast Tonight: Skies, cloudy. Chance of rain, 30 percent. Low, near 60 Wednesday: Skies, cloudy. Chance of rain, 60 percent. High, near 80.

Extended forecast Thursday: Skies, chance of rain. High, near 80. Low, 50s. Friday: Skies, fair. High, low 80s.

Low, near 60. Saturday: Skies, fair. High, low 80s. Low, near 60. For the record Temperature Monday's high was 76 (24 Celsius) at 5:30 p.m.

The low was 59 (15C) Travelers' forecast Wednesday's predicted high World's Fair, Knoxville thstorms Atlanta thstorms. 79 Boston sunny. 73 Chicago rain. 66 Dallas cloudy. 80 Denver sunny.

74 Detroit cloudy. 76 temperature: 80 Los Angeles cloudy. 75 Miami cloudy. 87 New Orleans cloudy. 87 New York sunny.

75 Seattle cloudy. 60 Washington cloudy. 80 Weather nationwide High in the nation Monday, 105 at Bullhead City, Low in the nation Monday, 25 at West Yellowstone, Mt. Albuquerque Amarillo. Anchorage.

Asheville Atlanta Baltimore Billings Birmingham. Bismarck. Boise. Boston Buffalo Charlston S.C.. Charlotte N.C.

Chicago. Cleveland. Columbus. Dallas. Denver Des Moines.

Detroit. Duluth. El Paso. Hartford. Helena.

Honolulu Houston. Indianapolis. Jackson Jacksonville. Kansas Las High Low ptcldy 81 49 pteldy 77 50 sunny 56 44 ptcidy 74 61 pteldy 82 63 cloudy 62 54 sunny 70 ptcldy 84 63 sunny 69 47 sunny 80 46 pteldy 54 45 pteldy 71 57 cloudy 81 69 pteldy 79 65 cloudy 61 52 sunny 68 56 sunny 74 54 pteldy 83 68 pteldy 51 43 showers 70 57 sunny 66 58 pteldy 69 36 pteldy 93 53 ptcidy 51 45 sunny 75 45 sunny 86 71 thstorms 81 72 pteldy 71 55 thstorms 88 68 thstorms 88 66 showers 71 58 sunny 95 67 Weather worldwide Temperature and weather conditions Monday Buenos Aires. 9 3 pm London.

noon Manila 8 Montreal. 7 am. 3 pm. 41. pteldy Nairobi 3 pm 74...

pteldy 63.... cloudy New Delhi 5 pm 97. clear 62.... cloudy Paris. I 59...

82... cloudy Peking 8 83.... cloudy 52.... cloudy Toyko .9 pm. 71...

clear 60. cloudy Toronto 7 am. 50. ptcldy WORD It's About SLEUTH Time HO UNTEE TC ES US NEVE I EOH WR VT ANAWERD NY UK NC WR HT TREEWM IV WS OHH TED WE HT SUN DE EW SEVIL RU OF OS YA DO TO AY YER The Cincinnati Post, Tuesday, May 25, 1982 9C Recreation facilities questioned UNION TOWNSHIP The Butler County commissioners Monday questioned developers of the 150-acre Woodland Hills Planned Unit Development off Muhlhauser Road, east of Ohio 747, about recreational facilities that would be provided in one section of the project. A Planned Unit Deveopment (PUD) requires the special blessing of the county because more housing units are put into a smaller area, less area than allowed the average homebuilder.

This particular area is being developed by two companiesone headed by Robert Broshear; the other 1 by Cardinal Industries. Commissioners Donald Schirmer and Arthur Reiff expressed a concern about whether enough I land was set aside for recreation in one proposed section of the development. Cardinal Industries spokesman Charles Alexander said that when the section adjacent to the 15-condominium acreage was developed, his company would establish the recreation facilities that would meet the commissioners' present objections. Schirmer said, "Planned communities are the wave of the future, but they incur an obligation on the county commissioners to see that all obligations are taken care of before we approve them." The developers said the commissioners should "look at the total, and not just the one section." No decision was made on the issue during the meeting. deaths burg; a brother, Benjamin Danner of Kennington, 8 four grandchildren.

Visitation will be from 6 to 9p.m. today. Hubert L. Kruse BATESVILLE, Ind. Services for Hubert L.

Kruse, 76, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Meyers Funeral Home. He leaves his wife, Loretta; a brother, Ralph Kruse, Batesville; and a sister, Alice Frey, Arlington, Va. Visitation will be from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

today. Leonard Souders HARRISON, Ohio Mass for Leonard Souders, 58, will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at the St. John the Baptist Church. He leaves his wife, Anna Souders; two sons, Edward, Florence, and James, Harrison; a brother, Gene, Harrison; a sister, Frances Hettersimer, Harrison; and one grandchild.

Visitation will be from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. today at the Jackman Kercheval Funeral Home. Robert Baldry RISING SUN, Ind. Services for Robert Baldry, 70, will be at 2 p.m.

Wednesday at the Humphrey -Taylor Funeral Home. He leaves his wife, Velma; two sons, Robert and Daniel, both of Florida, and three grandchildren. Visitation will be from noon to 2 p.m. Wednesday. Sam Newkirk NEW RICHMOND, Ohio Services for Sam Newkirk, 74, will be Thursday at 1 p.m.

at the White Nurre Funeral Home. He leaves his wife, Bessie; four daughters, Clara Koehler, Morrow, Marlene Westgerdes, Hamersville, Judy Newkirk, Morrow, and Ronda Cooper, Amelia; five sons, John and James of New Richmond, Samuel of Mt. Healthy and David and Don of Anderson Township; a brother, Albert Newkirk; a sister, Kate Parker; 37 grandchildren; and 20 great-grandchildren. Visitation will be from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.

today. Permon E. Gilbert HAMERSVILLE, Ohio Services for Permon E. Gilbert, 46, will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Kennedy-Stevens Funeral Home in Bethel.

He leaves his wife, JoAnn; a son, Permon C. Gilbert, Cincinnati; three daughters, Joni, Gina and Jennifer, all at home; two sisters, Betty Garrett, Florida, and Charlotte Earhart, Bethel; two brothers, Don, Bethel, and Vernon, California; and his father, Gells Gilbert, Bethel. Visitation will be from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. today.

Romaine V. Wingo WILLIAMSBURG, Ohio Services for Romaine V. Wingo, 66, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Maham Funeral Home. She leaves her husband, Jesse; two daughters, Marianne Pelt of Rocky Mount, N.C., and Susan Burroughs of Williams- NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC! PRICE CARPET REMNANT SALE! OUR WAREHOUSE OUTLETS City High Low Little thstorms 82 65 Los pteldy 66 61 Louisville.

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