The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 8

A8 The San Bernardino County Sun, SATURDAY, June 22, 1996 ACROSS THE NATION Hub cities are listed in bold type. Yesterday Today HiLoPrc HlLoOtlk 5-DAY OUTLOOK San Bernardino Valley THE WEATHER SOLAR INDEX Ultraviolet Index on a scale of 1 to 15 (highest). Reading is for downtown Los Angeles. 9 POLLEN Provided by Beaver Medical Clinic Sun. 8760 Trees Weeds Grasses Molds Low Low Low Low SOUTHLAND TODAY sunrise sunset CALIFORNIA Mon.

8859 MOUNTAINS EXTENDED FORECAST: I Mostly clear and breezy with highs -i to the lower 80s. 5:37 a.m. 8:04 p.m. TODAY Bakarsflald Sunny Tue. Uughlln.NV 106775 "Sunny Needlea I Northern California: Morning low clouds and fog along the coast, otherwise mostly sunny.

Extended forecaat: Chance of afternoon thundershowers Monday through Wednesday. 880 yi 107777 "Sunny Wed. Parker, AZ nyV 106774 "Sunny 9i60 Santa Barbara 757 'Sunny Thu. if Pasadena Barstow 1 103771 "Sunny Laka Arrowhead 79749 "Sunny Big Bear Lake Ontario Sunny 85760 San Bernardino Sunny 85759 "Sunny t.Ci Radtanda rFontanV-SS?" 58..: Sunny 85760-Sunny Pam Spring. 104779 "Sunny Rlverslda 85760 "Sunny; NawportBaach 'Y Blythe 108773 "Sunny Sunny jn.

4 78764 -gunnyW AIR QUALITY TODAY PSI stands tot Pollutant Standard Index. A first-stage smog alert totalled when PSI is at 270-274; a second-stag at 275-399: third at 400 or more. LongBeaciivX 75764 Suqny Tomorrow HiLoOtlk 8357Ck 9663Cldy 9366Cldy 7560CWy 987SClt 9574CWy 9168Ckty 9471Ckty 6450Cldy 8047Clr 8260Ctr 7559Clr 9775Clr 9066Cldy 9575Clr 7650Ckty 7683Rata 8769Cldy 8063Ckty 8867CWy 7958Ckty 9373CMy 84S8Ckhjf 8166Rain 77SCMy 10272Cldy 8555Cldy 6450Rain 8045Cldy 7652Cldy 6040Rain 8561Clr 6038Raln 9074Clr 8976CMy 8770Cldy 9372Clr 9472Rain 8872Cldy 10071Clr 9674Cldy 9172Clr 9770Cldy 9576Clr 9176Rat. 6956Rain 6887R. 8974R.la 9070Cte 9274Cldy 9774Cldy 8369Cldy 9273Rain 9070Clr 10679Or 836SCMy 7154Cldy 7283Raki 8460Clr 9374Ck 6854Ckty 8246Clr 9275CMy 8260Ctr 9574Cldy 9359CWy 6540Ckly 70SlOdy 7160Cldy 7149Cldy 8975Cldy 9572Cldy 10271Cldy 9272CMy 9570Ckly 9069Clr Nevada: wis y's357 Sunny and 1 iW5fL--J Sacramento chfnceof WT1 88758-thunder- fTO San Francisco 67751- I 7666.04 7958Cldy 10066 9566Cldy 10074 9568Clr 6449 7552Clr 8572 9773Clr 9672 9874Cldy 8869 9166Cldy 9268 9470Clr 7467.08 6649Rain 66B2.02 7351Cldy 7760.11 78Cldy 7765 7763Cldy 9274 9674Clr 8468 9166Cldy 9072 9571Clf 5757.07 7954Cldy 8966 7669Cldy 8562 9170Cldy 8162 8768Cldy 8668 9269Cldy 7260.21 7255flam 9473 9473Clr 8168.12 8760Cldy 8770.18 8065Cldy 6164 8265Cldy 10774 10074Cldy 7854 8252Cldy 7757.01 6848Cldy 8149 8247Clr 7B63.05 7862Cldy 6839 5546Rain 8363.14 8058Cldy 7236.03 5245Rain 9074 8974Clr 9169 S072Cldy 8767 8971Cldy 9371 9371Clr 9172.11 9272Rain 9072 8771Cldv 9776 9872Clr 9772 9673Cldy 8870 9171Clr 10074 9972Clr 9673 9675Clr 9776.20 9179Raln 8266.03 7865Cldy 77621.02 7157Cldy 9176.78 9073CWy 8264 8667Cldy 8572 9470Clr 9469 9775Clr 9173.28 8271Cldy 8973.40 9173Rain 8672.03 9269Cldy 10786 10581Clr 8466 6566Cldy 6056.57 5952Rain 6861 7352Cldy 7962.18 7858Cldy 9170 9570Clr 7057 6855Raln 8155 7944Clr 9076 9476Clr 9188 7488Cldy 10073 9875Cldy 9680 9261Cldy 8040 7052CWy 6860 68SOCkty 6865 7459Cldy 6848 6851Cldy 877385 8975Cldy 9270 9572Cldy 10382 10175Cldy S873.34 9270Cldy 9972 9570Cldy 8570.04 9168Cldy Albany.N.Y.

Albuquerque Amanllo Anchorage Atl.nU Austin Baltimore Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Charleston.S.C. Charleston.W.Va. Charlotte.N.C. Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus.Ohio Concord.N.H. Dallaa-Ft Worth Oonvar Oes Moines DatreH El Paso Fairbanks Fargo Flagstaff Grand Rapids Great Falls Hartford Spgfld Helena Honolulu Houaton Indianapolis Jackson.Miss.

Jacksonville Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Louisville Lubbock Memphis Miami Baach Milwaukeo Mpls-StPaul Naw Orleans NawYorttCKy Norfolk, Va. Oklahoma City Omaha Orlando Philadelphia Phoenix Ptrtabunfh Portland.Maine Providence Ralalgn-Duriiam Rapid City Reno StLoiila Salt Laka City San Antonio Santa Fe St Ste Marie Seattle Sioux Falls Spokane Tampa-StPtrsbg Topeka Tucson Wichita Wilmington.Del. 6962 'Sunny 0- 50 PSI 51 -100 PSI 101-200 PSI 201-300 PSI 301-500 PSI 0000 MODERATE UNHEALTHFUL VERYUNHEALTHFUL HAZARDOUS MARITIME 4 f.Mf. Temacula: HOTLINES 'v S'k' 88754 "Sunny Oceaneida Eaeondldo 70762 Sunny ST62' Sunny i i San Diego 70764 "Sunny if POINT CONCEPTION TO THE MEXICAN BORDER: Winds light and variable becoming southwest to west 15 knots. OUTER WATERS: Winds northwest 15 knots with 2-foot seas.

Today's tides Sunday's tides 8:14 a.m. 0.8 low 9:00 a.m. 1.1 low 4.1 high 3.6 high 9:08 p.m. 2.6 low 10:39 p.m. 2.3 low 3:26 p.m.

4.1 high 4:14 p.m. 4.3 high Central California: Scattered morning clouds and fog. otherwise sunny. JUNE 22 RECORDS Coast: Mostly sunny once morning clouds and fog clear. High Low San 1973 1969 Bernardino 106" 44" reach the Sun's 24-hour weather line, call (900) 773-6000.

Touch 'tone callers receive forecasts and travel conditions in 489 cities. Cost is 95 cents per minute. For other weather and travel information call: Caltrans highway Information (800) 427-7623 National Weather Service In Oxnard (805)988-6610 Chaffee Communications Live Weatherphone (909) 797-4216 Smog Information: (800) 1949 1885 97- 51" Los Angeles DAILY SUMMARY INLAND EMPIRE YESTERDAY Season Juty 1-June 30: rain iprco) figures are recorded at different times in different cities: storm" is rainfall over consecutive days NATIONAL FORECAST High Low High Low Ystdy Ystdy in '95 in '95 S.B. 88 59 83 55 Redlands 88 55 83 49 Fontana 90 59 85 57 Victorville 88 63 na na LA. 79 63 78 62 Big Bear 75 54 73 35 PEST -10s -Os Os 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s S.B.

humidity at 1 p.m. City Hi Lo Prep Storm To date Normal Barstow 95 66 0.00 0.00 1.27 Big Bear Lake 72 39 0.00 0.00 13.63 Colton 88 68 0.00 0.00 7.71 Fontana 83 60 0.00 000 14.20 Lake Arrowhead 76 51 0.00 0.00 31.10 Loma Linda 94 60 0.00 0.00 8.68 Needles 104 85 0.00 0.00 0.05 Ontario 78 61 0.00 0.00 0.00 Redlands 83 55 0.00 0.00 9.91 13.46 Rialto 84 61 0.00 0.00 12.92 Riverside 81 60 0.00 0.00 8.07 10.01 San Bernardino 80 52 0.00 0.00 10.46 14.34 Twentynine Palms 102 64 0.00 0.00 0.61 Victorville 83 58 0.00 0.00 3.04 4.02 Yucaioa 78 56 0.00 0.00 16.02 Yucca Valley 90 46 0.00 0.00 2.17 S.B. 30-DAY HILO 9361 May 21 8055 7555 7656 6753 7149 June 6 June 7 June 8 June 9 June 10 AROUND THE WORLD May 22 May 23 May 24 May 25 May 26 May 27 May 28 May 29 May 30 May 31 June 1 CALIFORNIA YESTERDAY 8960 9462 9561 9562 8660 8660 8859 8959 8959 8957 9158 9659 9659 8859 8052 7950 7853 7856 na na 7456 8451 10056 10257 9963 9764 9262 June 11 June 12 June 13 June 14 June 15 June 16 June 17 June 18 June 19 June 20 June 21 2 3 4 5 June June June June MOON PHASES Yesterday Amsterdam Athens Auckland Bangkok Barbados Barcelona Beijing Belgrade Berlin Bermuda Brisbane Brussels Budapest B'Aires Cairo Calgary Caracas Copenhagen Dublin Frankfun Geneva Hanoi Helsinki Hong Kong Istanbul Jerusalem Jo'burg Lisbon HiLoWthr 6148Cldy 9166Clr 6154Clr 9379Clr 8875Cldy 8164Rain 8272Clr 8664Clr 6448Cldy 8173PCIdy 7250Clr 6148Cldy 8457Rain 5434Clr 9070Clr 5543Cldy 8664PCIdy 5245Cldy 5941Cldy 6150Rain 7263Rain 9175Rain 6145Cldy 8684Cldy 7961Clr 7959Clr 5934Clr 7361PCIdy 6352Cldv Yesterday HiLoWthr Madrid 8664Rain Manila 9177Rain Manlco CHy 79SSR.I. Montreal nanana Moscow 7257PCIdy Nairobi 6655Cldy Nassau 8470Cldy New Delhi nanana Oslo 6350Ody Paris 6454PCWy Rio 7961PCIdy Rome 8263Clr San Juan 8879Rain Santiago 6332Clr Sao Paulo 7055PCkty Seoul 7766Rain Singapore 9181Clr Stockholm 6150Cldy Sydney 6650Clr Taipei 9073Clr Tel Aviv 8170ar Tokyo 8270Cldy Toronto 7357Cldy Vancouver 6854Clr Vienna 7259PCIdy Warsaw 6152Ckty aaiLaaaMMLaBaatthi HiLoPrcp 6053 8857 8253 8850 10473 7262 7653 7362 5951 5646 6852 8658 8162 7356 7465 7463 7162 na58 8564 8661 6054 nana 6863 nana HiloPrcp Palm Springs 9971 Pasadena 8260 Paso Robles 7850 Red Bluff 8757 Redwood City 6651 Sacramento 8254 Salinas 6155 San Diego 7065 San Gabriel 8263 San Francisco 6551 S.F. Airport 6152 San Jose 7352 San Luis Obispo 6951 San Rafael 7150 Santa Ana 7562 Santa Barbara 7355 Santa Cruz 7346 Santa Maria 6352 Sama Monica 6862 Santa Rosa 7449 Stockton 8254 Tanoe Valley 6736 Torrance 7260 Vallejo 7451 Yosemite Vly 7851 Alameda Baker sheld Beaumont Bishop Blythe Catalina Concord Culver City Eureka Ft.

Bragg Fremont Fresno Lancaster Livermore Long Beach Los Angeles LA Airport Marysville Monrovia Montebello Monterey Newhall Newport Beach Oakland JteKajV New -July 15 FQ-June 23 II STATIONARY 'UTsi COLD WARM 11 III Full -June 30 7 Pressure EE 0 HH EZ3 E5J 133 LOW SHOWERS RAIN T-STORMS FLURRIES SNOW ICE SUNNY PT. CLOUDY CLOUDY Clinton getting ready for party convention il. Kjy -i iltrS' 5 rSzi 1 i AP WIREPHOTO I Immm anihln ii i AP WIREPHOTO Campaign '96 from rehashing the Whitewater affair and the White House's collection of'FBI files. The traditional convention dramas floor fights and vice presidential speculation will not be playing in Chicago. "We don't have a lot of suspense," said Ann Lewis, deputy manager of the Clinton-Gore campaign.

"So we have to make it interesting." Aides are floating a few ideas, none of them firm: TRANSPORTATION: One popular idea is for Clinton to take a train to Chicago. It would probably leave Washington's Union Station, though a few aides suggest Arkansas, and wind its way through the battleground states of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan and Illinois. The thinking is that a train ride evokes a certain nostalgia and could recapture the magic of the Clinton-Gore post-convention bus trip in 1992. Arriving by bus is still an option, though many advisers worry about the cost of running the roads or rails, and want Clinton to fly. MESSAGE: The goal ofthe 1992 convention was to introduce Bill Clinton to the voting public.

Love him or hate him, voters now know him. The message this time could focus on his vision for a second term. Clinton summed it up this way By Ron Fournier The Associated Press CHICAGO President Clinton used a preview visit to the host city of the Democratic National Convention on Friday to push themes of economic progress sure to be center stage when he returns in August. "This country is on the move again," Clinton declared. Behind the scenes, Clinton's political aides were conferring with convention planners in the search for ways to add pizazz to an event where the end result the renomination of Clinton is a foregone conclusion.

The president, for his part, lamented he did not have time to visit the United Center hall that will be home to the Aug. 26-29 convention. Tracing a message sure to be part of his convention pitch, Clinton told a friendly union crowd, "We've got a lot of problems out there, but we're moving in the right direction." The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees gathering erupted into cheers of, "Four More Years," after the president said critics accuse him of supporting labor. "Well," he said, adopting Ronald Reagan's language, "I plead guilty to that." With the convention just 66 days away, convention organizers want to offer reporters a compelling story line to discourage them Las Vegas gamblers have a new place to lose their money, as the Monte Carlo resort opened to the public Friday. French Riviera opens on Las Vegas strip President Clinton high-fives with members ofthe audience duringa visit to the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees convention in Chicago on Friday.

Friday: "Opportunity for all, responsibility of all." FIRST LADY: With Hillary Rodham Clinton's poll numbers in a freefall, backers say she needs to be re-introduced to the public. Chicago could be the perfect setting: She grew up in the suburbs here. Aides have discussed the benefits of placing her in cozy settings around old friends. FIRST DAUGHTER: Chelsea Clinton, 16, was hardly seen in 1992 because the Clintons wanted to protect her privacy. But the teenager has quietly started to emerge, most notably on the first foreign lady's trips, and aides say she could be much more visible in Chicago.

GIMMICKS: A host of options are being considered to take advantage of technological advances since 1992. For example, the campaign's Internet web site may be dramatically updated during the convention. Aides hope to capitalize on recent advances in TV satellite capabilities to feed local journalists a steady diet of hometown Democrats. There also is talk of staging events away from the convention site, and two-way communication between convention-goers and people at home. The Associated Press LAS VEGAS Las Vegas' newest megaresort, Monte Carlo, is open now offering visitors a taste of the French Riviera in a city known for its slot machines, green felt, pyramids and pirates.

Thousands of people jammed the entrance to the Las Vegas Strip resort Thursday night, waiting for a chance to get in at the official midnight opening. A barrage of fireworks capped a gathering of a VIP crowd earlier in the eve ning. The city's business and political elite stood by as a giant red ribbon was cut, and casino executives lauded the extravagant resort. "Rome wasn't built in a day, but Monte Carlo nearly was, Glenn Schaeffer, president and chief financial officer of Circus Circus Enterprises said, referring to the fact that the prop-' erty was built in just under 14 months and on budget. "Here at Monte Carlo we har-ken back to that golden age" of the turn-of-the-century elegance, Schaeffer said.

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