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Page 2C Iowa City Press-Citizen Wednesday, January 20, 1988 NEWS OF RECORD Th Aco WMewr tone tor AJL, Thursday, January 21 DEATHS 1 WEATHER WORLD NATIONAL Ttmporo(urs and woathor condition! from midnight to midnight on th pro- Ysittrdoy'l high, vsfnigrtl low ond prxlpj lotion 01 oi 7 o.m. CST, ond tomorrow lorscail Goza IOWA CITYIOWA vioui aay. ttmptroturM ond outlook. High Low Wthr 46 41 cdy 43 cdy 54 70 VMttroiy Tomorrow Ml lo Pre HI la Otlk Albuoutrqut 38 30 .05 'It AiKhorsgt 28 II II 0 AllwW JJ edy tollinwo 47 52 0 cdy ten 25 -M II Smiok 41 40 47 OV fcttolo 2 32 34 33 cdy Chorion N.C. 46 40 .33 53 42 cdy Owytni It 14 31 12 clr ChKogo 31 33 .12 27 20 ClnCKHWtl 46 33 I 24 30 27 tdy CIvtlo.nd 40 24 .03 2 21 Ml Columbui Ou 41 26 .46 21 cdy Dallu FtWorth 59 41 .21 46 26 cdy Donvot 23 19 .13 40 07 clr Detroit 35 25 .01 29 26 cdy foirbankl 44 -10 12 -10 cdy Forgo 24 II 24 OS in OrootMs 20 14 34 24 clr Honolulu (3 63 12 66 cdy Houston 76 61 .01 51 30 cdy Mmpoiis 45 33 .63 24 21 cdy Jxkion.Miu.

74 65 2 31 10 cdy Junoou 39 15 39 30 KoraoiClry 43 17 34 II clr lolVogot 46 34 53 25 clr losAnoslts 64 47 66 43 clr Momphu 61 55 215 40 30 cdy MamioMch 76 72 82 69 cdy MilwoukM 35 II .56 26 21 cdy Mpli SlPovl 34 30 .13 22 12 cdy hWivlllo 65 52 2 36 38 32 cdy NtwOrltom 73 69 45 15 cdy NowVorsClry 4 19 4t 40 cdy Orlando II 58 75 53 cdy ftolootlpnio 46 27 51 17 cdy Plmourgh 46 II .01 34 33 Saoomanta 57 40 53 37 clr Stlcwli 51 It 1.15 32 19 cdy SotHokoCity 26 17 27 10 Clr SonDitgo 60 43 66 43 ek fanFrenciKO 61 45 56 47 dr Soomo 45 11 44 15 clr Woirlmglafl.D.C. 46 14 54 42 cdy NATION Wednesday, Jan. 20 Forecast for Iowa City and east central Iowa Tonight, flurries, low around 15. Winds from the northwest at 5 to 15 mph. Thursday, cloudy In the morning and partly sunny In the afternoon.

High in the middle to upper 20s. Extended forecast Friday through Sunday Little or no snow Friday and Saturday. A chance of snow Sunday. Highs will be mainly In the 20s. Lows in the teens and single digits.

Forecast for northwestern Iowa Tonight, decreasing cloudiness, low around 5 above. Wind from the northwest at 5 to 10 mph. Thursday, mostly sunny. Highs expected to be in the middle 20s. Forecast for northeastern Iowa Tonight, flurries and diminishing winds.

Lows expected around 10. Wind will be from the northwest at 10 to 15 mph. Thursday, cloudy in the morning and partly sunny In the afternoon. High In the lower 20s. Forecast for central western Iowa clearing.

Colder with the lows between 5 and 10. Winds from the northwest at 5 to 10 mph. Thursday, mostly sunny. Highs predicted in the middle 20s. Forecast for central eastern Iowa Tonight, flurries, lows expected to be 10 to 15.

Northerly wind 5 to 15 mph. Thursday, cloudy in the morning and portly sunny in the afternoon. High in the middle 20s. Amsterdam Athens Auric lond Barbados Bailing Belgrade Berlin Bogota Aires Cairo Calgary Caracas Dublin Frankfurt Geneva Havana HongKong Istanbul Jerusalem Jo burg Kiev lima llsbon London Madrid Manila MekoClty Montreal Moscow NewOelhl Oslo Paris Rio Rome Santiago SooPaulo Seoul Stockholm Sydney TelAvrv Tokyo Toronto Vancouver Warsaw 61 cdy 68 clr 25 clr 36 clr 32 cdy 48 cdy 71 cdy 48 clr missing 59 cdy 37 cdy 34 cdy 36 cdy 64 clr 59 cdy 39 cdy 41 clr 66 cdy 21 cdy 68 clr 48 rn 43 cdy 39 cdy 66 clr 45 clr 30 rn 14 cdy 46 clr 32 rn 46 cdy 73 clr 43 rn 54 clr 71 cdy 25 cdy 32 cdy 66 clr 45 clr 37 clr 30 cdy 34 rn 28 cdy 82 3 SO 39 70 86 66 81 dl 39 39 82 64 SO 54 82 30 79 J7 46 48 90 75 36 19 93 34 55 104 59 88 93 41 37 79 68 54 36 49 32 A storm that lashed the South with deadly tornadoes and put more than a foot of snow on the Plains moved northeastward into the Great Lakes region today. The band of heavy snow barreled Into southern Michigan after high accumulations were reported In Wisconsin and southeast Minnesota.

A snow advisory was also in effect for northwestern Illinois. Snow accumulations early today included 9 Inches in Minneapolis and Green Bay, 20 inches in Mullen, 16 in Goodland, and 11 in North Platte, Neb. The storm also scoured the Southeast with severe thunderstorms and heavy rain and left freezing rain in parts of the Northeast. Three tornadoes struck western Tennessee Tuesday, killing at least five people, injuring dozens and causing widespread damage. Twisters were also reported in Alabama ond Mississippi.

Mary Newkirk Goza, 82, of Sacramento, formerly of Iowa City died Jan. 16 in Sacramento after a long illness. Services will be in California. Mrs. Goza was born Oct.

12, 1905, in Iowa City, daughter of James and Katie Clear Newkirk. She married David Goza in Iowa City. She is survived by one daughter, Linda Koonce of Sacramento; two sisters, Nellie Smith and Irene Kenney, both of Iowa City; and two grandchildren. Her husband, one son, three sisters and three brothers died earlier. Johnston Matilda Johnston, 98, of Letts, died this morning at Colonial Manor Care Center after a long illness.

Services will begin at 11 a.m. Friday at the Stacy-Lewis Chapel in Columbus Junction, with burial at Indian Creek Cemetery near Columbus Junction. The Rev. Elmer Armstrong will officiate. Visitation will be from 2 to 8 p.m.

Thursday at the Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home in Columbus Junction. Mrs. Johnston was born Sept. 24, 1889, in Louisa County, daughter of Charles and Rosina Kolb Blankenhorn. She married Charles H.

Johnston April 5, 1910, in Letts. She was a member of the Pleasant Grove Church of God. She is survived by one daughter, Betty Anderson of Royal Oak, two sons, Harry of Wapello and Harlan of Muscatine; 15 grandchildren; and 15 greatgrandchildren. Her husband died in 1952. Kerben Pauline Kerben, 80, of Delray Beach, mother of Dr.

Richard Kerben of Iowa City died Jan. 18 at her home after a short illness. Services were today in Delray Beach. Memorial donations may be made to the Iowa Heart Association, 1111 Office Park Road, West Des Moines, Iowa. Mrs.

Kerben was born Dec. 7, 1907, in New York, daughter of Morris Altein. She married Max Kerben. She was a lifetime member of the Ben Gurian chapter of Hadassah. Other than her son Richard, she is survived by another son, Melvin of New York; one brother, Martin Altein of Valley Stream, New York; two sisters, Rose Weingast of Brighton Beach, New York, and Mollie Altein of Younkers, New York; and five grandchildren.

RECORD Notional ttmptroturo oxtrtmw UHlgh 81. Port Myors. Fla. Dlow 15 balew, W. Yellowitone, Mont.

ALMANAC RIVER DATA Tuesday's hlahi 36 degraes COvornlght lowi 32 dagraas Recortl high todayi 55 (1901) Record low todayi -23 (1985) At o.m. todayi Temperature 32 dagraas Wind chilli 8 Baromatar: 29.60 rising CoraUIMo lokoi 681.70 foot obovo soa Itvol, riling. Corps' tarott la vol: 680 loot. Dam tall wotorst 650.37 toot abovo too laval, rltlng Ivor tog at Iowa Cltyi 13.19 foot Ivor ttafa at lana Traal 1 1 .48 toat Rlvar stoat) at Marongoi 1 1 .86 loot Inflow Into lokoi 2830 cubic foat par second. Outflow at danu 4.000 cubic faat a tacond.

Sunset todayi 5:06 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow! 7:29 a.m. Moonrlsei 8:48 a.m. Moonset: 8:27 p.m. (DOCDO First qtr Full Lastqtr New Dec.

27 Jon. 3 Jon. 12 Jan 19 FOR MORE INFORMATION Notional Weather Service (recording): 515-285-6906. Coble TV weather: Channels 6 and 35. Weather radio frequency: VHF channel 162.475, Cedar Rapids Humidity: 91 parcant Wind: 17 mph northwatt Precipitations Tuaiday: 1 .07 Inches Month-to-date: 1 .30 (Normal for month: 1 .08) Yaar-to-date: 1.30 (Normal for year to and of this month: 1.08) Tastarday's heating degree days (65 degrees minus average temperature.

The higher the number, the more heat you unavailable for refusing to cooperate with the Islamabad government. LEGISLATURE JaZZ baSSist Al Hall By The Associated Press several rolls of nickels and dimes were stolen about 6:30 a.m. Tuesday, police records said. The woman said someone had broken into the glove compartment of her parked car and took the keys and money. 700 block of Keswick Drive.

A radar detector and a cassette case with an undetermined number of tapes were reported stolen Monday from a van parked in the garage of a home, police records said. Brian Michael Harmon, 21, 625 S. Clinton No. 3. Fined $28.75 plus $20 court costs Jan.

14 after pleading guilty to public intoxication; and fined $34.50 plus $20 court costs after pleading guilty to fifth-degree theft. Iowa City police charged Harmon Jan. 14. Barter Garrett Pace, 27, 715 Geroge St. Two judgements of sentence deferred, placed on one year probation for each count and fined $40 court costs Jan.

8 after pleading guilty to two counts of criminal trespassing; two judgements of 30 days in county jail suspended, placed on one year probation for each count and fined $40 court costs after pleading guilty to two counts of criminal trespassing; and sentenced to 48 hours in county jaU, given credit for seven hours served and fined $20 court costs after pleading guilty to criminal trespassing. University security charged Pace July 20, Oct. 10, Oct. 23, Nov. 4 and Dec.

10. COURTS NEW YORK Jazz bassist Al Hall, the first black musician to play in a Broadway theater orchestra, died Monday. He was 72. Hall, who earned recognition from the Smithsonian Institution's Jazz Oral History Project and the Duke Ellington Society, grew up in Philadelphia and moved to New York in 1936. He began playing the big band circuit and in 1946 performed in George Abbott's production of Barefoot Boy with Cheek, making him the first black musician to perform in a Broadway theater orchestra.

Later productions included High Button Shoes, The Music Man, Fiddler on the Roof and Gypsy. He produced and arranged four records in 1946 and 1947 as owner and creative director of Wax Records. Three were honored by Downbeat magazine as "Record of the Year." DISTRICT DES MOINES Here is a record of activity Tuesday in the Iowa legislature: WELFARE The House Appropriations Committee approved 13-9 and sent to the full House a bill raising certain welfare paymnents by $4.36 million in the final quarter of the fiscal year, and providing $20 million in supplemental funds to keep other welfare programs at their current levels for the rest of the year. TAXES The Senate Business and Labor Relations Committee approved by voice vote a bill to exempt certain businesses from paying an unemployment tax penalty that was included in a 1987 law. Also, health groups rallied in support of Gov.

Branstad's proposal to raise the state cigarette tax by 12 cents. JUDGES Supreme Court Chief Justice Arthur McGiverin delivered the annual state of the judiciary speech to the Legislature, calling for pay hikes ranging from 12-18 percent for judges. DEATHS ELSEWHERE The following person pleaded guilty to a felony in Johnson County District Court Jan. 13: Bart M. Sueppel, 26, 1115 Hollywood.

Sentenced to 48 hours in county jail, given credit for 11 hours served, ordered to undergo substance abuse evaluation and treatment as recommended and fined $575 Jan. 13 after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Iowa City police charged Sueppel Oct. 10. LOTTERIES IOWA MAGISTRATE'S The estimated Iowa LOTTO jackpot for today's drawing is $400,000.

The winning LOTTO numbers selected Saturday: 07-17-19-21-26-28. Today's drawing can be seen at 6:28 p.m. on KWWL-TV, Waterloo, and KWQC-TV, Davenport. By The Associated Press Moslem hero dies in India ISLAMABAD, Pakistan Abdul Ghaffar Khan, a Moslem revered in India for helping to drive the British from the Indian subcontinent but reviled in his native Pakistan for opposing Its Independence, died today. He was 98.

Ghaffar Khan joined Mohandas K. (Mahatma) Gandhi, India's apostle of non-violence, and Jawaharlal Nehru, both Hindus, In leading India's struggle to win indepencence from Britain. Ghaffar Khan opposed the partition of the subcontinent into predominantly Moslem Pakistan and mainly Hindu India when British rule ended in 1947. Ghaffar Khan was jailed by the British and later spent IS years in Pakistani jails POLICE ILLINOIS The following people pleaded guilty to or were convicted of simple misdemeanors in Johnson County Magistrate's Court Jan. 8 and 14: Larry James Cole, 46, 106 Apache Trail.

Fined $17.25 plus $15 court costs after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle without proper drivers license; and fined $17.25 plus $20 court costs Jan. 14 after pleading guilty to possession of an open container of alcohol in a motor vehicle. Iowa City police charged Cole Dec. 28. IOWA CITY Publishing president NEW YORK Andrew J.

Dempsey, president and chief executive officer of Times Mirror Magazines, died Tuesday of lung cancer. He was 46. Dempsey joined Times Mirror as president and chief executive officer in August 1985 after serving as executive vice-president of the McCall Publishing Co. He was instrumental in negotiating the $167.5 million acquisition of four magazines from Diamandis Communications Inc. on Dec.

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