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2C lowa City Press-Citizen NEWS OF RECORD TUESDAY, December 29, 1992 in Local the forecast: Lows Thursday, 15 to a 25. chance of in flurries the WeatherLine morning. Highs 20s to 30s. Friday, dry and colder. Lows 5 1-900-773-6000, category 11 to 15.

Highs in the teens to 20s. Saturday, Call the lowa City Press- Citizen WeatherLine continued dry and cold. Lows zero to 10 24 hours a cents day for forecasts for 700 cities. above. Highs in the teens to near 20.

Cost is 95 a minute. Today Tonight Wednesday Rainy, Rainy Chance cooler of rain High: 36 Low: 25 High: 35 Record lowa today At 8 a.m. Tuesday: Temperature: 36 Wind: Barometer: calm 29.79 Spencer Mason City Dubuque Peak gust: 16 mph Precipitation: Monday Month-to-date .35 1.93 (Normal for Sioux City Waterloo month: 1.41) Year-to-date 43.32 (Normal for year Ames to end of this month: 34.55) Monday's high: 42 Cedar Rapids Monday's low: 22 Record high today: 51 (1907) Record low today: -27 (1922) Council Bluffs Des Moines lowa City River data Burlington Coralville Lake: Dam tail waters: River stage at lowa City: River at Lone Tree: River stage at Marengo: Inflow into lake: Region Outflow at dam: I Information Minn. National Weather Service (record- S.D. Minneapolis ing): 515-285-6906 Wis.

channel 162.475, Cedar Rapids Cloudy Cable TV weather: Channel 9 Sioux Falls Rain Weather radio frequency: VHF Milwaukee Rain Michigan Almanac Sunset today: 4:44 Neb. lowa Chicago Sunrise tomorrow: 7:33 p.m. a.m. Omaha Rain Moonrise: 10:49 a.m. Moonset: 11:35 p.m.

Cloudy Kan. First qtr Full Last qtr New Kansas City Mo. St. Louis Jan. 30 Jan.

8 Jan. 14 Jan. 22 Rain Rain World temperatures res Temperatures and weather conditions from midnight to midnight the previous day. Hi Lo Wthr Bogota 70 37 cdy Geneva 34 32 cdy London 43 37 cir Paris 32 30 cir Amsterdam 34 25 cdy Brussels 36 25 clr Harare 77 63 cdy Madrid 55 43 cdy Rio 82 61 cdy Athens 45 32 rn Budapest 28 18 cir Havana 82 71 cir Manila 88 73 cdy Rome 54 37 clr Bangkok 90 72 cir B'Aires 82 68 clr Helsinki 28 18 cdy Mexico City 73 43 cdy San Juan 84 72 in Barbados 84 75 clr Cairo 63 46 cir Hong Kong 73 68 cdy Montreal 12 -06 cdy Santiago 86 55 cdy Barcelona 52 37 cdy Calgary -11 -20 sn Istanbul 37 23 cdy Moscow 27 14 cdy Sao Paulo 77 59 cdy Beijing 41 23 cdy Caracas 82 64 cir Jerusalem 45 37 cdy Nairobi 75 59 cdy Seoul 39 30 mn Beirut 52 41 cir Copenhagen 36 18 cdy Jo burg 86 59 clr Nassau 81 72 cdy Singapore 86 73 rn Belgrade 43 16 cdy Dhahran 72 48 cdy Kiev 25 21 cdy New Delhi 79 50 clr Stockholm 30 21 clr Berlin 36 28 cir Dublin 46 36 cir Lima 77 64 cir Nicosia 50 32 cir Taipei 68 63 Bermuda 68 63 cdy Frankfurt 34 23 cir Lisbon 52 48 clr Oslo 25 18 cdy Tel Aviv 50 46 cdy National temperatures: city by city Temperatures indicate previous day's high and overnight low to 7 a.m. CDT.

Hi Lo Prc Otik Fresno 60 38 .02 In Pueblo 48 20 cdy Albuquerque 47 32 .04 coy Goodland 28 16 cdy Sacramento 50 32 .87 rn Allentown 35 25 .18 cdy Grand Junction 34 17 04 cdy St Thomas, V.I. 87 76 rn Anchorage 10 -06 sn Grand Rapids 41 28 rn Salem. Ore. 47 41 .31 rn Atlanta 50 33 .08 cdy Great Falls -14 .04 sn Salt Lake City 43 33 .09 sn Atlantic City 52 38 04 cdy Green Bay 36 16 sn San Angelo 61 55 cdy Austin 65 56 .05 cdy 42 27 .31 cay San Antonio 65 56 Baton Rouge 66 55 cdy Honolulu 82 72 .02 clr San Francisco 54 47 Billings Baltimore Bismarck Birmingham -09 -04 42 54 -12 -15 25 40 .01 .62 .03 cdy cdy sn sn Helena Houston Huntsville, Indianapolis Ala. -10 49 44 73 35 58 38 .02 07 cdy cdy sn rn San San San Santa Jose Fe Diego 84 42 63 56 25 72 52 686888 cdy In rn rn cdy Boise 49 39 sn Jacksonville 54 43 cdy St Ste Marie 32 08 cdy Boston 38 21 In Las Vegas 58 38 .56 rn Savannah 47 39 cdy Burlington, Vt.

37 23 cdy Lexington 45 36 .14 rn Seattle 44 38 .11 sn Caribou 20 -03 cdy Lincoln 28 19 .02 cdy Spokane 18 15 .35 sn Casper 31 13 .06 cdy Little Rock 49 40 .01 coy Springfield, Ill. 43 31 rn 46 37 09 cdy Los Angeles 59 50 .46 rn Syracuse 43 19 cdy Chattanooga 48 38 .34 cdy Louisville 47 37 .07 rn Waco 64 53 .01 rn Cheyenne 31 19 cdy Memphis 51 46 cdy 38 30 .53 cdy Cincinnati 46 37 rn Miami Beach 76 70 clr Wichita 49 36 .01 cdy Colorado Spgs 45 27 cdy Milwaukee 45 24 rn Wichita Falls 63 43 cdy Dallas-Ft Worth 63 52 rn Mobile 63 51 cdy Yakima 31 24 .24 sn Daytona Beach 60 53 cdy Montgomery 52 40 .61 cdy Denver 33 20 cdy Nashville 49 39 .25 cdy Detroit 41 31 cdy New Orleans 63 59 cdy Eugene 46 39 .58 rn New York City 41 31 .02 cdy National Temperature Extremes Evansville 47 37 .05 rn Newark 40 30 .05 High 1 Monday 81 at Brownsville and cdy Fargo -07 -12 .01 sn Oklahoma City 55 42 cdy McAllen, Texas Flagstaff 40 35 2.20 sn Philadelphia 43 26 .10 cdy Low Monday 19 below at Glasgow, Flint 42 25 cdy Phoenix 59 54 .87 cdy Mont. Fort Smith 48 40 cdy Portland, Maine 35 14 cdy Fort Wayne 41 34 rn Providence 42 14 rn West hit by heavy snow; ice strikes in East An intense low pressure system off the Washington coast produced heavy snow and high wind in parts of the West on Monday, and sleet and freezing rain iced highways in the East. In Washington, 6 inches of new snow fell during the morning at Spokane with 4 to 5 inches over much of the northeastern part of the state. Other reports included 7 inches near Lake Wenas, 6 to 8 inches at Satus Pass, and 5 inches at Wenatchee, the National Weather Service said.

Four to 6 inches of snow fell overnight and during the morning across northern Idaho. Heavy snow hit parts of northern California, with rain at lower elevations. More than an inch of rain had fallen in 24 hours at DEATHS Allen Bruns, 32 Allen D. Bruns, 32, Washington, D.C., died of carbon monoxide poisoning Saturday at his mother's home in Arbela, Mo. Services will be at 1:30 p.m.

Wednesday at Grace United Methodist Church, Milton, with burial in Pulaski Cemetery. The Revs. Richard Wilson and Mel Meineke will officiate. Visitation will be from 7 to 9 p.m. today at Memphis (Mo.) Funeral Home.

A general memorial was established. Mr. Bruns was born Nov. 29, 1960, at Cedar Rapids, to LaVerne and Sharon L. (Baughman) Bruns.

He graduated from Cedar Rapids Prairie High School and University of Iowa School of Law. He was a trial attorney for the U.S. Department of Justice. He was a member of American Bar Association; Iowa, Nebraska and Washington, D.C. bars and UI Alumni.

He was a member of the Lutheran church. Survivors include one sister, Joni Lloyd of Roswell, one stepsister, Cheryl Meineke of Mission, one brother, Wes of Cedar Rapids; one stepbrother, James Alan Augspurger of Dallas, Texas; grandmothers, Margaret Bruns of Denver and Florence Baughman; and stepgrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Augspurger of Pulaski. His father, mother, grandfathers, one brother and stepfather died earlier.

Ronald Sandhagen Ronald L. Sandhagen, 40, Lamont, died Thursday in Des Moines. Services were Sunday at St. John's Lutheran Church in Dundy. Burial was in Strawberry Point Cemetery.

Survivors include one son, Chad, and one daughter, Shona, both of London, England; his parents, Virgil and Faith Sandhagen of Lamont; one siters, Rita Sandhagen of Iowa City; and two brothers, Ray of Humboldt and Rick of Independence. Erma Moore, 66 Memorials for Erma Nadine Russell Moore, 66, Meridian, Idaho, who died Nov. 3, can be sent to Church of God Seventh Day, Attn. Erma Moore Memorial Campmeeting Fund, 1808 3rd Meridian, Idaho 83642. FIRE 1920 Lower Muscatine Rd.

The Iowa City Fire Department cleaned up a small gas spill at 4:23 p.m. Monday at Deli Mart. Three or four gallons of gasoline spilled when a safety device malfuctioned on a gas-pump nozzle. (13 LOTTERIES IOWA The winning numbers drawn Monday night in Iowa's $100,000 Cash Game are: 20-25-27-28-29. ILLINOIS Here are the winning numbers selected Monday in the Illinois State Lottery: Daily Game 8-7-9 Pick Four 2-2-4-2 Little Lotto 11-20-25-26-32 Estimated Lotto Jackpot $2 million Trees from 1C middle of February.

It works real well." Pelkey said that because Christmas trees have a different chemical makeup then most other types of yard waste, the mulch should not be used around delicate plants such as roses, or around vegetables. tree mulch is typically used around trees along walkways," he said. you want to kill grass, or keep grass down, it's good. A lot of people put it around bushes so they won't have to mow around Charlie Albert, Coralville superintendent of public works, said the Coralville Parks and 1 Recreation Department would use Coralville's mulch around trees and shrubs in the city's parks. Albert said this was the first Dennis Bruns, 30 Dennis James Bruns, 30, 702 18th Coralville, died of carbon monoxide poisoning Saturday at his mother's home in Arbela, Mo.

Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Grace United Methodist Church, Milton, with burial in Pulaski Cemetery. The Revs. Richard Wilson and Mel Meineke will officiate. Visitation will be from 7 to 9 p.m.

today at Memphis (Mo.) Funeral Home. A general memorial was established. Mr. Bruns was born Oct. 18, 1962, at Cedar Rapids, to LaVerne and Sharon L.

(Baughman) Bruns. He graduated from Cedar Rapids Prairie High School. He was a student at University of Iowa and was supervior of UI Cambus service. He was a member of the Lutheran church. Survivors include one sister, Joni Lloyd of Roswell, one stepsister, Cheryl Meineke of Mission, one brother, Wes of Cedar Rapids; one stepbrother, James Alan Augspurger of Dallas, Texas; grandmothers, Margaret Bruns of Denver and Florence Baughman; and stepgrandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Augspurger of Pulaski. His father, mother, grandfathers, one brother and stepfather died earlier. Floyd Thompson Floyd J. Thompson, 76, formerly of Tipton, died Sunday at a nursing home in Joplin, Mo.

Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Tipton United Methodist Church, with burial in Tipton Masonic Cemetery. The Rev. Marving Ceynar will officiate. Visitation will be from 3 to 5 p.m.

and 6 to 8 p.m. today at Fry Funeral Home, where a Masonic service will begin at 7:30 p.m. Memorials may be made to American Lung Association. Mr. Thompson was born Nov.

8, 1916, in West Branch, to James and Thyra Jensen Thompson. He attended West Liberty schools. He married Ethel Mae Hughes July 19, 1940 at West Branch. She died in 1975. He married Ruby Shima Sept.

3, 1977 in Tipton. She died in 1985. He was a salesman for Farm Service, until retiring in 1979. He lived in Mesa, before moving to Joplin. He was a member of Tipton United Methodist Church and a 50-year member of Tipton Masonic Lodge.

Survivors include one daughter, Judy Whisenand, Tampa, one son, William of Joplin; two brothers, Donald of West Branch and Wilfred of West Liberty; four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Donna Slade, 84 Donna Slade, 84, Oxford, died Sunday Mercy Hospital, of a short illness. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Oxford United Methodist Church, with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery, Tiffin. The Rev.

Harry Imlay will officiate. Friends may call from 3 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the church. Memorials may be made to the church. George L.

Gay Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Slade was born Nov. 10, 1908 in Oxford, to Charles Earnest and Minerva Rosetta (Maxey) Oakes. She attended Oxford schools.

She was a homemaker. She married DeWaine Slade Sept. 15, 1930, in Iowa City. She was a member of Oxford and Tiffin United Methodist churches and Oxford Rebekah Lodge. Survivors include three daughters, LaVerne (Mrs.

Robert) Aubrecht of Iowa City, Reta (Mrs. Bill) Bream of Oxford and Donna Jean (Mrs. Darren) Dietrich of Cedar Rapids; one son, Vernon D. of Oxford; 13 24 great-grandchildren; and one brother, Max Oakes of Windsor, Mo. Her husband, parents, two brothers, one sister and one grandson died earlier.

DEATHS ELSEWHERE F. Bruce Lamb SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) F. Bruce Lamb, a forestry expert who wrote books about native healers of the Amazon, died Thursday of heart disease. He was 79.

Lamb wrote the 1971 book Wizard of the Upper Amazon with Manual Cordova-Rios, a healer trained by the shamanic chief of a tribe in the Amazon. Lamb's next book, Rio Tigre, continued Cordova's story. Lamb, who held a doctorate in tropical forestry, spent much of his career working for U.S. timber interests in Latin America, Africa and Southeast Asia. Nikita Magaloff VEVEY, Switzerland (AP) Nikita Magaloff, a Russian-born pianist known for his interpretations of Chopin, died Saturday.

He was 80. Born in St. Petersburg in 1912, Magaloff fled the Soviet Union in 1919 and went to Paris. He won his first prize at the Paris Conservatory at 17. Magaloff made his American debut as a soloist in San Francisco in 1947 and played for the last time in the United States with the New York Philharmonic in 1985.

drunken driving. Johnson County COURTS Sheriff deputies arrested her on Highway 965 Sunday. She was offenses released on her own recognizance Driving and ordered to undergo chemical Scott A. Lebeck, 27, of evaluation and treatment. A preGrinnell was charged with liminary hearing has been set for drunken driving.

Johnson County Jan. 14. Sheriff deputies arrested him at Lonnie L. Weldon, 22, of 295th and Blackhawk streets. He North Liberty was charged with was released on his own rec- drunken driving.

He was arrested ognizance and ordered to undergo by Coralville police on First Avchemical evaluation and treat- enue Sunday. He was released on ment. A preliminary hearing has his own recognizance and ordered been set for Jan. 14. to undergo chemical evaluation Karen M.

Teckenburg, 42, and treatment. A preliminary of Cedar Falls was charged with hearing has been set for Jan. 14. CORRECTION buffet lowed Seating for the Iowa City Community Theatre's New Year's Eve Gala will begin at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.

A dinner will begin at 8 p.m., folby a production of The Diary of Adam and Eve. The time was listed incorrectly in a roundup of New Year's Eve activities in Info to Go Dec. 24. Associated Press several locations along the coast. Heavier rainfall for the six hours up to 10 a.m.

PST included 2.04 inches at Crescent City, and .97 of an inch at Shelter Cove, Calif. In the northern California mountains, 13 inches of new snow was reported at McCloud on Monday with about a foot at the town of Mount Shasta and 9 inches at Westwood, Chester and Mineral. Heavy snow in California's Sierra Nevada was accompanied by wind up to 70 mph at higher elevations. In Utah, 18 inches of snow fell overnight just south of Brian Head ski resort, more than 12 inches in the Long Valley Junction area, and 8 inches at Orderville, the weather service said. Six or more inches of snow was reported in parts of southwestern Colorado, the weather service said.

Snow advisories were in effect through Tuesday for the mountains of Southern California. A strong high pressure system over Saskatchewan helped spread cold air and wind across the northern Rockies and northern Plains. By early afternoon, wind chills across Montana were as low as 57 below zero at Glasgow, 55 below zero at Havre and 55 below zero at Kalispell. In North Dakota, Grand Forks Air Force Base reported a wind chill of 63 below zero and Jamestowm had a wind chill of 61 below zero. When trees will be picked up Christmas trees will be Hills: Sanitation workers picked up during the next will pick up trees on Monday month in communities in the for mulching.

lowa City area. West Liberty: Residents North Liberty: North Liberty Boy Scouts will pick can place trees at their curbs from curbsides Satur- anytime for pickup. up trees day. The trees will be chopped Kalona and Tiffin: into mulch and used in Penn Residents must call Way Park. Sanitation to have their trees Riverside: Residents can picked up.

There will be a $10 place trees at their curbs any- charge. time. The trees will be col- Solon: Sanitation worklected along with normal gar- ers will pick up trees throughbage pickup. out the next month. year for Christmas tree curbside pickup in Coralvilie.

Both Albert and Pelkey emphasized that people take all plastic and other decorations off the trees. Bagging the trees is not necessary, they said. people could take all the decorations off, and keep them out of plastic bags, it would help." Albert said. Most communities near Iowa City will pick up trees for mulching with their regular garbage pickups during the next month. Pelkey said that trees from surrounding towns are usually brought to the Iowa City Landfill, where they are chopped into mulch and then taken to the Riverside Drive pickup location..