Iowa City Press-Citizen from Iowa City, Iowa • Page 10

WEATHERNEWS 0 RECORD SATURDAY, April 20, 1991 2B Iowa City Press-Citizen Locally: Today, cloudy with a chance of I i'J drizzle in the morning and north to I ft northeast winds around 10 miles an hour. Sunday, mostly sunny and VfTTr" i hf I iMrflii (O I Tonight April 13. Clinton A. Robinson, 62, of Richmond. Mo.

Fined $36 April 15 after pleading guilty to simple assault. Johnson County officials charged Robinson March 29. Raymond M. Schlesseiman, 20, of Deep River. Fined $32.50 April 15 after pleading guilty to public intoxication.

Johnson County sheriff's deputies charged Schlesseiman April 14. Todd W. Nost. 21. of Cedar Rapids.

Fined $30 Apnl 16 after being found guilty of public intoxication. Iowa City police charged Nost March 15. James W. Bevenger, 71, address unknown. Fined $32.50 April 16 after pleading guilty to public intoxication.

Coralville police charged Bevenger April 15. Bradley K. McDannald, 18, of Route 4. Fined $60 April 16 after pleading guilty to giving false reports to law enforcement. Johnson County officials charged McDannald Feb.

8. Chris A. Caldwell, 27, of Cedar Rapids was arrested Friday in the 700 block of First Avenue. William R. Crippen, 57, of North Liberty was arrested Friday in North Liberty.

Kimberly A. Riggins, 21, of 961 Miller Apt. 4, was arrested Friday at 10 S. Johnson St. Andrew W.

Zenor. 19, of 910 W. Benton Apt. 3030, was arrested Friday at 913 S. Dubuque St.

All were released on their own recognizance and have preliminary hearings May 9. Man gets 2 years in jail on theft charge An area man was sentenced Thursday in Johnson County District Court to two years in prison on a theft charge. The man, John F. Clarke, 22, address unknown, pleaded guilty to third-degree theft, records said. The charge stemmed from five bad checks totaling $200.

Clarke will serve the sentence at the same time he serves a Linn County sentence for forgery. He will receive 15 days credit for time already served. Clear Low: 30s Spencer 5342 Sioux City 5041 DEATHS Walter McFarland, 72 Walter (Manny) McFarland, 72, of Ainsworth died Friday at Mercy Hospital. Funeral services will begin at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Stacey-Lewis Funeral Home in Columbus Junction.

Burial will be at Elm Grove Cemetery in Washington. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. A memorial fund has been esUolished. Mr.

McFarland was bora Sept. 21, 1918, in Ainsworth, a son of Robert E. and Katherine Klock-engay McFarland. He married Kathryn (Kate) Morrett Oct. 10, 1954, in Muscatine.

He was of the Presbyterian faith. He was a veteran of World War II, a technical sergeant for the 302nd Cavalry Reconnaissance Troop, serving two years in the South Pacific. He was a member of the Ainsworth American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He was a personnel manager for Rath Packing Company for 22 years and was most recently a school bus driver for the Highland School District. He is survived by his wife; one son, Ricky of Denver, one daughter, Kelly (Mrs.

Curt) Jensen of Washington; three grandchildren; three brothers, Richard, Bill and Jack, all of Ainsworth; four sisters, Irene (Mrs. Blaine) Hawkins of Burlington, Phyllis (Mrs. Robert) Lopshire of Ainsworth, Deloris (Mrs. Ben) Coleman of Alabama and Wilma (Mrs. Dale) Humphreys of Minot, N.D.

Three brothers died earlier. Council Bluffs Des Moines '5044 5146 warmer. Today Cloudy High: low 50s At 9 p.m. Friday: Temperature: 46 degrees. Barometer: 30.12 steady.

Wind: 13 miles an hour. Precipitation: Friday .52 inches. Friday's high: 51 degrees. Friday's low: 45 degrees. Peak wind yesterday: 15 miles an hour.

Record high today: 87 (1987). Record low today: 25 (1956). Coralville Lake: 689.57 feet above sea level, rising. (Corps' target level: 680 feet). Dam tail waters: 650.04 feet above sea level, steady.

River stage at Iowa City: 1 1 .26 feet. River stage at Lone Tree: 6 97 feet. River stage at Marengo: 16.72 feet. Inflow Into lake: 10,700 cubic feet a second. Outflow at dam: 1 ,060 cubic feet a second.

National Weather Service (recording): 515-285-6906. Cable TV weather: Channel 18. Weather radio frequency: VHF channel 162.475, Cedar Rapids. IflBifililil Sunset today: 7:52 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow: 6:18 a.m.

Moonrise: 11:10 a.m. Moonset: 1 .44 a.m. 0O0O First qtr Full Lastqtr New Apr. 21 Apr. 28 May 7 May 14 Sunday: --r Mostly sunny High: 55 to 60 Dubuque 5044 Mason City 4943 Waterloo 4944 Ames 5044 Davenpo 5045 Wis.

Milwaukee 4640 Cloudy Chicago 5344 Clear III. Mo. St. Louis 5750 Cloudy 1 3 i m. Minn.

Minneapolis 5834 Cloudy S.D. Sioux Falls 5534 Iowa Omaha 5044 Cloudy Kansas City 5047 Cloudy Neb. Kan. Temperatures and weather conditions from midnight to midnight the previous day. Hi LoWthr 61 clr Harare 79 50 cdy Manila 93 77 clr San Juan 86 71 clr 36 cdy Havana 73 Mexico City 84 55 clr Santiago 77 37 cdy 30 rn Helsinki 36 27 cdy Montreal 55 39 cdy Sao Paulo 80 69 cdy 47 cdy Hong Kong 79 73 cdy Moscow 59 30 cdy Seoul 63 43 clr 63 clr Istanbul Nairobi 79 59 cdy Singapore 91 73 dr 19 cdy Jerusalem 79 59 cdy Nassau 85 70 cdy Stockholm 34 26 cdy 68 clr Jo'burg 72 50 clr New Delhi 92 62 clr Sydney 72 61 clr 34 clr Kiev 50 46 cdy Nicosia 81 45 cdy Taipei 72 61 cdy 73 cdy Lima 78 65 clr Oslo 41 30 clr Tel Aviv 82 66 cdy 37 cdy Lisbon 66 48 clr Pans 45 37 cdy Tokyo 63 54 clr 18 cdy London 45 39 rn Rio 96 75 clr Toronto 50 32 cdy 36 cdy Madrid 70 48 clr Rome 57 36 clr overnight tow to 7 a.m.

CDT. AGENDA Monday GWAEA: 6 p.m.. Grant Wood Area Education Agency, Board of Directors, Autumn Room. Tuesday SUPERVISORS: 9 a Johnson County Board of Supervisors, informal meeting, Administration Building. Thursday SUPERVISORS: 9 a.m..

Johnson County Board of Supervisors, formal meeting, Administration Building. LIBRARY: 4 p.m.. Iowa City Public Library Board of Trustees, regular meeting, second floor conference room. MENUS IOWA CITY Monday: Cheeseburger on bun with ketchup and mustard, chilled pineapple, seasoned peas, cookie surprise and milk. Tuesday: Thick crust sausage pizza, garden salad with dressing, seasoned corn and milk.

Wednesday: Fish pattie, vegetable medley, sliced peaches, homemade wheat roll with margarine and chocolate milk. Thursday: Nacho cheese sauce, tortilla chips, tuna salad sandwich, steamed broccoli, fresh apple wedges and milk. Friday: Sausage pattie, french toast sticks with syrup, fresh banana, potato wedge and chocolate milk. REGINA HIGH SCHOOL REGINA ELEMENTARY Monday: Polish sausage, parslied potatoes, seasoned green beans, snickerdoodle and milk. Tuesday: Pizza bites, oven french fries, tossed salad with dressing, spiced applesauce and milk.

Wednesday: Soft shelled taco, seasoned carrots, corn muffin, mello Jello and milk. Thursday: Turkey salad sandwich, corn on the cob, orange wedge, Rice Krispie bar and milk. Friday: Ham and cheese sandwich, tator tots, cookie, apple wedge and milk. CLARIFICATION County residents who have participated in the road oiling program since 1989 can participate again. The cost is $300 for 150 feet.

Others are eligible only for the calcium chloride program for dust alleviation. That cost is $235 for 500 feet. LOTTERIES Kansan wins jackpot LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) A 59-year-old Lawrence woman is the winner of a $6.2 million Lotto America jackpot, Kansas lottery officials said Friday. The winning ticket was bought at a Lawrence service station.

The woman correctly picked the numbers in Wednesday's drawing of the multi-state game. She won $6.2 million. Here are the numbers drawn in Wednesday's Lotto America: 13-23-38-41-44-47. The estimated jackpot for today's drawing is $2 million. IOWA Here are the winning numbers drawn in Wednesday's Iowa Lotto: 1, 12, 17, 20, 23 and 37.

The estimated jackpot for today's drawing is $800,000. Here are the cards picked in Friday's Daily Deal: 10 of hearts jack of clubs 6 of diamonds 8 of spades ILLINOIS Here are the winning numbers selected Friday in the Illinois Lottery: DAILY GAME: 3-9-4 PICK FOUR: 3-0-4-4 LITTLE LOTTO: 2-14-23-30-33 Estimated Lotto Jackpot: $6 Z0 Magistrate's The following people pleaded guilty to or were convicted of simple misdemeanors in Johnson County Magistrate's Court April 4-16. (An additional $20 or $15 for court costs is added to each misdemeanor). Jack Rice, 39, of West Burlington. Fined $32.50 April 10 after pleading guilty to public intoxication.

Iowa City police charged Rice March 9. Darryl Rundell, 31, of 26B Meadow-brook Trailer Court. Fined $36 April 11 after pleading guilty to fifth-degree theft. Iowa City police charged Rundell March 26. Claire E.

Scanlon, 19, of 432 S. Johnson St. Fined $52 April 10 after pleading guilty to keeping a disorderly house. Iowa City police charged Scanlon April 7. Bradley A.

Sedlacek, 23, of 292 Bon Aire. Fined $30 April 10 after pleading guilty to public intoxication. Johnson County sheriff's deputies charged Sedlacek March 16. Chad R. Sires, 19, of Evansdale.

Fined $60 April 11 after pleading guilty to interference with official acts. Iowa City police charged Sires Feb. 1 6. Tom A. Leto, 21, of 418 S.

Van Buren St. Apt. 1. Fined $36 April 11 after pleading guilty to fifth-degree theft. Iowa City police charged Leto Feb.

20. Raymond E. Melson, 48, address unknown. Fined $32.50 April 10 after pleading guilty to public intoxication. Iowa City police charged Melson April 9.

Marne M. Ninneman, 21, of 432 S. Johnson St. Fined $52 April 10 after pleading guilty to keeping a disorderly house. Iowa City police charged Ninneman April 7.

Michael B. O'Keefe, 64, address unknown. Fined $32.50 April 10 after pleading guilty to public intoxication. Coralville police charged O'Keefe April 9. Luann Pietsch of Westlawn Hall.

Fined $60 April 11 after pleading guilty to assault. Johnson County officials charged Pietsch March 8. Anthony T. Rios of North Liberty. Fined $30 April 12 after being found guilty of interference with official acts.

Iowa City police charged Rios Feb. 19. Kenneth A. Brill, 30, of Rock Island, III. Fined $30 April 12 after pleading guilty to public intoxication.

Iowa City police charged Brill March 5. James E. Bryant, 22, of Burr Ridge, III. Fined $30 April 12 after pleading guilty to public intoxication. Iowa City police charged Bryant March 5.

Dennis L. Akers, 45, of Independence. Fined $36 April 15 after pleading guilty to harassment. Iowa City police charged Akers Nov. 29.

Scot A. Angus, 19, of Ames. Fined $78 April 14 after pleading guilty to public urination, public intoxication and interference with official acts. Iowa City police charged Angus Apr 14. Ezra N.

Brock, 18, of North Liberty. Fined $65 April 13 after pleading guilty to public intoxication and disorderly conduct. Coralville police charged Brock April 12. Matthew W. Ferris, 19, of N404 Hillcrest Dorm.

Fined $65 April 14 after pleading guilty to public intoxication and possession of a fraudulently altered drivers license. University of Iowa Campus Security charged Ferris April 14. Chris J. Hastings, 20, of 346 Rienow Hall. Fined $32.50 April 13 after pleading guilty to public intoxication.

University of Iowa Campus Security charged Hastings April 13. Vaughn R. West, 26, of Rozet, Wyo. Fined $32.50 April 14 after pleading guilty to public intoxication. Iowa City police charged West April 13.

Ralph L. Zesch, 19, of North Liberty. Fined $32.50 April 13 after pleading guilty to public intoxication. Iowa City police charged Zesch April 12. Scott E.

Butler, 28, of 2040 Broadway St. Apt, C. Fined $12 April 14 after pleading guilty to criminal trespass. Iowa City police charged Butler March 4. Erik Diamond, 20, of Champaign, III.

Fined $39 April 13 after pleading guilty to fifth-degree theft. Iowa City police charged Diamond April 13. Thomas J. Schultz, 30, of 440 S. Johnson St.

Apt. 1. Fined $12 April 13 after pleading guilty to driving while license is suspended. Iowa City police charged Schultz March 3. George E.

Jackson III, 22, of 945 Rienow Hall. Fined $32.50 April 14 after pleading guilty to public intoxication. Coralville police charged Jackson April 13. Delphia M. Larner, 40, of 1228 Louise St.

Fined $32.50 April 14 after pleading guilty to public intoxication. Iowa City police charged Larner April 14. Raymond E. Melson, 48, address unknown. Fined $32.50 April 14 after pleading guilty to public intoxication.

Johnson County sheriff's deputies charged Melson Pocatello 58 30 cdy 78 40 cdy Pueblo 63 36 .09 cdy Raleigh-Durham 59 49 .04 cdy Rapid City 40 32 .49 cdy Richmond 56 48 rn Roanoke 47 45 .43 rn Rochester.N.Y. 55 39 rn Sacramento 74 45 cdy St Thomas, V.I. 88 72 cdy Salem.Ore. 73 36 cdy San Antonio 88 73 cdy San Francisco 63 47 clr SanJuan.P.R. 85 71 rn St Ste Marie 54 38 .03 clr Seattle 71 42 clr Shreveport 80 62 .17 clr South Bend 49 45 .20 clr Spokane 66 36 clr 59 46 .04 clr Syracuse 63 38 rn Tallahassee 83 63 .22 clr Toledo 48 45 1.00 cdy Topeka 52 48 rn Tucson 87 48 cdy Tulsa 61 52 cdy Waco 79 64 .03 cdy Washington.D.C.

52 47 rn Wichita 58 48 rn Wilkes-Barre 58 38 rn Wilmmglon.Del. 55 43 rn National Temperature Extremes High Friday 97 at Laredo, Texas Low Friday 14 at Pinedale, Wyo. Goodland 56 42 .07 rn Grand Rapids 50 43 .06 rn Great Falls 56 36 cdy Green Bay 47 40 .05 cdy Greensboro.N.C. 51 48 1.15 cdy Hartford 62 29 rn Honolulu 81 65 clr Houston 86 67 cdy 73 61 .37 clr Indianapolis 49 45 1.01 cdy Jackson.Miss. 81 61 .85 clr Jacksonville 82 64 cdy Juneau 52 43 cdy Knoxville 74 60 .39 clr Lake Charles 83 66 .74 clr Lansing 46 41 .27 rn Las Vegas 80 51 cdy Lexington 65 53 .11 cdy Louisville 61 55 .39 cdy Macon 82 64 1.09 cdy Madison 51 44 cdy Medford 71 38 cdy Memphis 71 64 clr Miami Beach 82 70 .95 rn Mobile 80 63 clr Nashville 79 63 .28 clr New Orleans 84 64 .05 clr Newark 54 42 rn North Platte 46 39 .39 rn Oklahoma City 63 51 cdy Orlando 84 68 cdy Paducah 71 59 .20 cdy Peoria 58 45 .34 clr Philadelphia 60 42 rn Pittsburgh 58 48 .18 rn 'tfzfr POLICE IQWACfTY First United Methodist Church.

The church reported at 10:19 a.m. Friday that $100 was stolen from an office. 100 block of River Street. A caller reported at 10:48 a.m. Friday that a red Diamondback 18-speed mountain bike worth $300 was stolen.

1400 block of Broadway Street. A caller reported at 1:40 p.m. Friday that a handrail was stolen in the last week. 100 block of East Burlington Street. A caller reported at 2:08 p.m.

that a black Bianchi 18-speed mountain bike worth $570 was stolen. JOHNSON COUMY Rural Swisher. A woman reported at 3:28 p.m.. Friday that a watch worth $60 and a ring worth $195 was stolen April 14 white she was visiting someone in Swisher. COURTS Trial begins Monday in kidnapping case The first-degree kidnapping trial of a Cedar Rapids man who also faces two Johnson County charges is schedued to begin Monday in Linn County.

The man, Patrick S. McAmis, 27, is accused of kidnapping a 21-year-old Cedar Rapids woman Oct. 20, driving her to Johnson County and sexually assaulting and stabbing her. The sentence for kidnapping is life in prison. McAmis is charged with attempted murder and second-degree sexual abuse in Johnson County.

Trial here is scheduled for May 20. Area man arrested on weapons charges A Cedar Rapids man was arrested Thursday on weapons charges, Johnson County District Court records said. The man, Charles D. Cook, 21, is charged with going armed with intent, assault causing injury and carrying weapons. He's accused of entering an apartment at 401 Fourth Ave.

April 12 and assaulting a women by hitting her in the face, pulling her hair, and threatening to kill her and another person. Records said he carried a small, semi-automatic handgun. Cook was released on $8,000 bond. Preliminary hearing is April 18. 4 people charged with drunken driving Several people have been charged in Johnson County District Court with drunken driving, records said.

Amsterdam 45 34 cdy Athens 72 55 clr Auckland Bangkok Barbados Barcelona Beiing Beirut Belgrade Berlin Bermuda Bogota 66 59 rn 95 82 clr 84 71 cdy 64 48 clr 68 50 dr 73 59 clr 46 37 cdy MM 76 68 cdy 68 50 cdy Temperatures indicate previous Hi Lo day's high and Pre Otlk .24 rn clr cdy cdy .95 cdy rn rn .14 cdy cdy rn cdy rn cdy cdy .10 cdy .57 clr Akron Canton Albuquerque Amarillo Anchorage Atlanta Atlantic City Baltimore Billings Bismarck Boston Brownsville Burlington, Vt. Caribou Casper Chattanooga Cleveland Colorado Spgs Columbus.Ga. Concord.N.H. Corpus Christi Dayton Duluth El Paso Elkins Erie Eugene Evansville Fargo Flagstaff Flint Fort Wayne 56 44 73 40 64 46 46 30 79 63 46 40 52 45 45 36 51 29 49 37 83 76 60 32 54 26 50 33 71 56 76 59 54 44 55 33 82 64 60 24 89 75 .85 rn .17 cdy cdy rn .30 cdy .83 cdy .01 cdy .45 rn clr cdy cdy .43 rn cdy .47 clr cdy cdy .06 rn 1.22 cdy 57 45 55 31 49 44 38 31 82 52 57 50 53 43 67 37 60 54 53 23 63 26 48 41 45 43 UI briefs Honors week begins Outstanding academic achievements of students at the University of Iowa will be recognized during Honors Recognition Week, which begins today. Events in the fourth annual salute to student contributions at UI include awards ceremonies, honors research presentations and the initiation ceremonies of several honors societies.

Events include: Freshmen, sophomores and juniors who have received awards including Honors Program scholarships will be recognized at a ceremony from 1 to 3 p.m. today in the Triangle Ballroom of the Iowa Memorial Union. Seniors will present their original honors theses from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Wednesday at Sham-baugh House Honors Center. The Senior Honors Convocation will salute 45 senior collegiate scholars, from 10 a.m.-to noon April 28 in the Triangle Brisbane 81 Brussels 46 Budapest 44 B'Aires 66 Cairo 93 Calgary 54 Caracas 86 Copenhagen 43 Dhahran 91 Dublin 50 Frankfurt 30 Geneva 46 David Hingstman.

His assistants are graduate students David Cheshier and Michael Janas of the Department of Communication Studies, and Michael Lennon and Shawn Shearer of the UI College of Law. City briefs Market opens May 1 The Iowa City Farmers Market will open its 19th season May 1 under the College Street bridge north of the Robert A. Lee Community Recreation Center. The 1991 season will run through Oct. 30.

Markets are from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays and 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturdays. Goods for sale will include fresh produce, baked goods and plants. The Fanners Market is sponsored by the Iowa City Parks and Recreation Department.

Anyone interested in becoming a vendor can call 356-5110 for Ballroom. Phi Beta Kappa initiation will be from 2 to 4 p.m. April 28 in the Triangle Ballroom. Debate team scores Several University of Iowa debate team members won awards during the National Debate Tournament recently in San Antonio, Texas. The team of Nathan Coco and Charles Smith took third place, and the team of Omar Guevara and Randal Sandler finished in the "sweet 16." Three Iowa speakers finished with "Top 10 Speakers" awards Guevara at fifth, Smith at seventh and Coco at ninth.

Coco and Smith defeated teams from Dartmouth, Emory, Georgetown and Harvard in preliminary rounds. Guevara and Sandler beat teams from Emory, James Madison, George Mason and Northwestern. Both teams later lost to Michigan. The teams are coached by.