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NEWS OF RECORD Iowa City Press-Citizen Thursday, April 30, 1987 Page 2C WORLD NATION WEATHER DEATHS IOWA CITYIOWA Bryant Il A. ii tia.H li A tiKW MV FRONTS: Yesterday's high, overnight low and pre-cipitotion as of 7 a.m. CST, and tomorrow's forecast temperatures and outlook. Yesterday Tomorrow HI lo Pre HI Lo Ollk Albuquerque 77 52 77 46 clr Anchorage 56 39 55 36 cdy Atlanto 82 56 64 61 cdy Baltimore 76 49 71 48 clr Boise 82 53 .01 65 45 rn Boston 51 43 .01 62 44 cdy Buffolo 63 39 59 36 cdy Charlotte.N.C. 76 56 78 58 cdy Cheyenne 75 42 72 44 cdy Chicago 83 39 68 44 cdy Cincinnati 82 49 76 53 cdy Cleveland 77 41 67 45 cdy Columbus.Ohio 80 42 .08 73 49 cdy Thursday, April 30 Forecast for Iowa City and northern Iowa Mostly clear tonight.

Low in the middle to upper 40s. Southeast wind around 10 mph. Partly sunny Friday. High in the middle to upper 70s. Extended forecast, Saturday through Monday A chance of showers and thunderstorms each day.

Warm with highs in the middle 70s to middle 80s and lows mainly in the 50s. For northeastern Iowa Mostly clear tonight. Low in mid 40s. Southeast wind 10 mph. Partly sunny Friday.

High 70 to 75. LFor western Iowa Partly cloudy tonight. Low in the lower to middle 50s. Southeast wind 10 to 15 mph. Mostly sunny and warmer Friday.

High in the middle 80s. DollosftWorth 92 59 90 63 cdy Wwm CoU SMtonny Denver 80 48 Detroit 75 37 Fairbanks 55 32 78 48 cdy 65 39 cdy 61 36 cdy 67 35 clr 67 40 NATION Temperatures and weather conditions from midnight to midnight on previous day. Hi Low Wthr Amsterdam 70 54 clr Athens 35 45 cdy Bangkok 95 77 cdy Beiing 64 54 clr Beirut 81 64 clr Berlin 81 54 clr Bermuda 73 64 cdy Bogota 68 48 cdy Brussels 68 43 clr Aires 7 5 64 cdy Colro 77 57 clr Caracas 86 68 cdy Dublin 63 45 cdy Frankfurt 77 50 cdy Geneva 73 48 clr Havana 83 61 cdy HongKong 79 73 clr Istanbul 52 45 cdy Jerusalem 64 48 cdy Jo burg 75 50 clr Kiev 59 39 clr Lisbon 66 55 clr London 61 55 cdy Modrid 79 52 clr Manila 97 73 clr MexicoCity 77 46 clr Montreal 48 34 cdy Moscow 59 43 clr NewDelhi 106 77 clr Oslo 63 43 cdy Paris 77 55 cdy Rio 81 63 cdy Rome 68 20 clr SonJuan 89 73 clr Santiago 63 50 cdy Seoul 64 46 cdy Stockholm 70 50 clr Sydney 68 63 rn TelAviv 70 52 cdy Tokyo 75 57 clr Toronto 66 34 cdy Vienna 72 50 clr Warsaw 70 45 clr FARM OUTLOOK 84 56 .02 68 46 rn 82 70 85 68 clr 88 65 85 65 cdy 84 46 73 54 cdy 79 52 87 61 clr 52 44 .05 52 39 cdy 93 60 84 62 cdy 84 59 .05 80 54 cdy 64 58 68 56 cdy Snow flurries dotted northern Maine today while rain was widespread from the Northeast into the Midwest. Showers also were widely scattered from central California across western Washington. Rain dampened broad sections of northern New England and New York while rain and thunderstorms were scattered from Maryland across northern Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, southern Indiana, southern Illinois and central Missouri into east central Kansas.

Meanwhile, Massachusetts officials were on the lookout for flooding from melting snow that piled up as high as 21 inches on Wednesday from a spring storm. The cold roins and snow amounted to 1.92 inches of liquid precipitotion In Boston, bringing the month total to 9.45 inches, the highest since the Notional Weather Service began keeping records in 1871, said meteorologist Tom McGuire. Forgo GreotFolls Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau KonsasCjty LasVegas losAngeles Louisville Memphis MiomiBeach Milwaukee Mpls-StPaul Nashville NewOrleons NewYorkCity Orlondo Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Sacramento SaltlakeCity SanDiego SanFrancisco Seattle Humidities tonight will range from 55 to 65 percent. Winds will be southeast around 10 mph. Sunshine Friday will range from 70 to 80 percent possible.

Afternoon relative humidities will lower to 30 to 40 percent. Winds will be southeast to south at 10 to 20 mph over the southwest half of the state and become easterly 10 to 15 mph over the northeast half. Four-inch soil temperatures as of Wednesday evening ranged from the upper 50s over the north central and northeast to mostly in the 70s over the south and west. The extended forecost for Saturday through Monday colls for a chance of showers and thunderstorms each day. Warm with highs in the middle 70s to middle 80s and lows mainly in the 50s.

The outlook for Moy 5-9: Much above normal temperatures and below normal rainfall. 85 58 80 57 cdy 87 65 90 65 clr 85 68 87 69 clr 74 38 60 41 cdy 72 43 70 44 cdy 86 68 85 58 cdy 85 60 88 63 cdy 64 49 .05 67 51 cdy 87 57 87 63 clr 69 50 65 44 cdy 98 76 86 61 clr 76 37 .04 68 45 cdy 78 54 .12 70 47 cdy 84 57 67 46 cdy 64 61 65 57 cdy 65 53 .09 64 50 cdy 72 52 .17 59 44 rn 86 62 87 65 clr RECORD Memorial services for Donald Cross Bryant will begin at 3 p.m. May 13 in the Senate chamber of the Old Capitol on the University of Iowa campus. Professor Bryant, 81, of 903 Highwood distinguished Carver professor emeritus at UI, died Tuesday at his home after a long illness. Donations may be made to the Donald Cross Bryant Scholarship Fund in care of the UI Foundation.

Professor Bryant was born Sept. 17, 1905, in New York City, son of William Ashbrook and Rebecca Louise Cross Bryant. He, married Mary Mildred Osborne June 25, 1932. His degrees were earned at Cornell University; his bachelor's degree in 1927, his master's degree in 1930 and his doctorate in speech and English in 1937. He began his teaching career at Ardsley, N.Y., High School in 1927.

In 1929, he joined the faculty of New York State College for Teachers, where he taught until 1937. From 1937 until 1958 he was on the faculty at Washington University, the last two years as chairman of the Department of English. From 1958 until his retirement in 1973, he was professor of rhetorical studies in the Department of Speech and Dramatic Art atUI. Mr. Bryant was a productive scholar throughout his career.

The first of his books, Edmund Burke and His Literary Friends, was published in 1939. His last book, completed shortly before his death, is Volume IV of the Writings and Speeches of Edmund Burke, soon to be published by the Oxford University Press. Between these works he wrote and edited many books and articles; he also served as editor of The Quarterly Journal of Speech from 1957 to 1959. Among his honors were the presidency of the Speech Communication Association, 1970; the SCA Distinguished Service Award, 1972; the Carver Distinguished Professorship, 1972; the Visiting A. Craig Baird Distinguished Professorship in Communication Studies, 1982; and membership in Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi and Delta Sigma Rho.

Professor Bryant is survived by one sister, Ruby Elizabeth Boudra of Russelville, two brothers, Ashbrook of Bethesda, and William Cullen of Garrison, N.Y.; and a sister-in-law, Lucy Page Osborne of Iowa City. His wife died earlier. TmpaStPtsbg ALMANAC WoshingtonDC 77 56 73 55 clr Wednesday's high: 88 degrees Overnight low: 42 degrees Peak wind yesterday: 44 mph Record high today: 90 (1926) Record low today: 27 (1908) At a.m. today: Temperature: 50 degrees Barometer: 29.97 Humidity: 61 percent Wind: 19 mph east Precipitation RIVER DATA Coralville lokei 675.53 feet above sea level, steady I Might 102 ot laughlin. Nev.

Lowt 26 at Hibbing, Minn. FOR MORE INFORMATION National Weather Service (recording): 515-285-6906. Cable TV weather: Channels 6 and 35. Weotber radio frequency: VHF chonnel 162.475. Cedar Rapids.

Corps target level: 680 feet above sea level Sunset today: 8:03 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow: 6:03 a.m. Moonrise: 7:14 o.m. Moonset: 11:19 p.m. (DO (DO 1st qtr Full Last qtr New Apr 06 Apr 13 Apr 20 Apr 27 Dam toll waters! 651.45 feet obove seo level.

steady Wednesday: none. Midnight to 9 o.m. today: none. Month-to-date: 2.29 (Normal for month: 3.76) Yeor-to-date: 7.75 (Normal, yeor to end of this month: 8.25) Wednesday's heating degree days (65 degrees minus average temperature. The higher the number, the more heat you use): 0 Season-to-dote (September-Moy): 5,568 (Average total for season: 6,552) Diver stage at I.C.t 13 20 feet.

Stage at lone Treei 8.07 feet. Stage at Marengol 9 61 feet. Inflow Into lekei 2 710 cubic feet per second. Outflow at tlumi 2 640 cubic feel per second. She is survived by several nieces and nephews.

Five brothers and one sister died earlier. Lori Ann Marten, 28, of Iowa City. Douglas Eric Barkalow, 27, and Rebecca Ann Ellyson, 36, of Oxford. Earl David Sheets, 41, of Cedar Rapids and Cheryl Lynn Downey, 37, of Otto Wednesday when Shannon L. O'Bryant of 853 Hawkeye Park turned her car left into a private drive and was struck by a car driven by Diana Cox of 2602 E.

Washington St. Cox's car sustained about $1,500 damage and O'Bryant's about $500 damage. 406 S. Gilbert. Steve Silberman reported Wednesday that the rear window of his car had been smashed by a baseball.

John Westermayer of Des Plaines, admitted to breaking the car window while playing catch with Liobel Schlicht of Waukeegan, police said. TRANSIT WATCH County Care Center, died Wednesday at the Washington County Hospital after a short illness. Services will begin at 10:30 a.m. Friday at the Eden Funeral Home in Washington, with burial at Oregon Cemetery in Ains-worth. The Rev.

John Whalen will officiate. Visitation began today at the funeral home. Memorial donations may be made to the Washington County Care Center. Mrs. Gerot was born June 3, 1899, in Lone Tree, daughter of Charles Jr.

and Alice DeWein Eden. She married Roy E. Gerot April 30, 1936, in Riverside. He died Sept. 5, 1984.

She was educated and reared in Lone Tree. She graduated from the University of Iowa School of Nursing and worked at the Washington County Hospital until her retirement. She was a member of St. James' Catholic Church in Washington. She is survived by one son, Robert of Ainsworth; four grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.

Two sisters and four brothers died earlier. Eakins MARRIAGES Iowa City Transit Saturday schedule: Seventh Avenue route: Departs from the downtown transit interchange at 15 minutes past each hour instead of the previous 45 minutes after. This permits transit riders the option of using either the Seventh Ave. route at 15 minutes past the hour or the Court Hill route at 45 minutes after to travel east. Mark IV route: The 30 minute layover at Mark IV apartments has been eliminated and the bus now departs from Mark IV at 52 minutes past the hour instead of the previous 22 minutes after.

Hawkeye apartments: Service has been increased, with this bus now arriving at either 28 minutes or 58 minutes past each hour. LICENSES Services for Max R. Otto will begin at 11 a.m. Saturday at the George L. Gay Funeral Home, with burial at Oakland Cemetery.

The Rev. Wilbur Wilcox will offi-cate. Mr. Otto, 70, of 733 West Benton died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital of cancer. Visitation will be from 3 to 8 p.m.

Friday at the funeral home, where the family will be present from 6 to 8 p.m. Mr. Otto was born April 27, 1917, in Iowa City, son of Judge Ralph and Alma Moffitt Otto. He married Esther Custis Aug. 21, 1939, at the Little Brown Church in Nashua.

He attended University High School. He worked for 34 years with the Federal Aviation Administration at the Iowa City and Cedar Rapids airports, retiring in 1975. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church, the Iowa City Amateur Radio Club, active in Boy Scouts, Quarter Century Wireless, Iowa City REACT, was section communication manager of the American Radio Relay League and was associated with Navy communications in Trinidad during World War II. He is survived by his wife; three sons, Robert M. of Iowa City, William R.

Conway of Arkansas, and Donald J. of Knox-ville; one sister, Catherine Jones of St. Louis; and four grandchildren. One sister died earlier. Kern Thelma P.

Eakins, 72, of Kalona, died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City after a long illness. Graveside services will begin at 11 a.m. Friday at the Sorden Cemetery near Keswick. The Rev. Ron Kennel will officiate.

Visitation will be from 6 to 9 p.m. today at the Powell Funeral Home in Wellman. Mrs. Eakins was born March 31, 1915, in Keswick, daughter of Samuel E. and Mary L.

Walker Shafranek. She married John V. Denton Nov. 6, 1945, in Sigourney. The couple moved to Kinross, where they operated a grocery store and the post office until John's death in 1967.

In December 1968, she married Willis Eakins and moved to Kalona, where she lived until her death. She graduated from Keswick High School in 1931 and from Thompson Beauty School in Des Moines in 1934. She operated a beauty salon in Keswick until 1945. She is survived by one sister, Anne (Mrs. Charles) A.

Celania of Ottumwa. Her parents, both husbands and three brothers died earlier. LOTTERIES IOWA The following marriage licenses were applied for at the Johnson County Clerk of Court's office April 27-29: James Alan Jespersen, 25, and Rebecca Jo Wolleat, 21, both of Iowa City. Richard Doyle Pearson, 32, and Denise Francine Tomash, 23, both of Keota. Jeffrey Allen Barkhoff, 24, of Coralville, and Tammy Kay Heim, 22, of Iowa City.

Joseph Charles Monahan, 29, and Tra-cey Anne Prlnten, 20, both of Iowa City. Dennis Richard Jenn, 28, of Iowa City, and Peggy Anne Ruth, 23, of North Liberty. Bradley John Foyer, 26, and Jan Rene Fotsch, 26, both of Chicago. John Aaron Schildroth, 27, and Wanda Ann Van Hauser, 23, both of Riverside. Scott Timothy Woody, 26, and Leslie Lynn Eslick, 25, both of Iowa City.

Drew Allen Shoemaker, 22, of Coralville, and Heather Kay Boutelle, 22, of Iowa City. Melvin Allard Nation, 80, and Evelyn Maude Nation, 74, both of Cedar Rapids. Mark Allen Fedler, 28, of Coralville, and The estimated Iowa LOTTO jackpot is $550,000. The winning LOTTO numbers selected Saturday: 05-11-20-22-33-34. Mass for Carrie R.

Kern will begin at 10 a.m. Friday at St. Mary's Catholic Church, with burial at St. Joseph's Cemetery. The Rev.

Tom Buechele will officiate. Miss Kern, 92, of 236 Bon-Aire Mobile Home Lodge, died Tuesday at Mercy Hospital after a short illness. Visitation will be from 3 to 8 p.m. today at the Donohue-Lensing Funeral Home, where a rosary will be said at 7 p.m. A memorial fund has been established.

Miss Kern was born Jan. 2, 1895, in Richmond, daughter of Joe and Mary Keifer Kern. She worked for Reick's Cafe and for Racine's. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church.

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