Kingman Prescott 2-The SUN, Flagstaff, Arizona, Monday, August 18, 1980 Northland Today TEMPERATURES Cottonwood Page Williams Grand Canyon Sedona Winslow APS Sub Station Payson Phoenix Yuma SUNSET TODAY: SUNRISE TOMORROW: Tucson 5:49 Hi Lo Pep PREVIOUS 24 HOURS (Ending midnight): High 81; Albany 79 54 Low 42; 1 Precip. 0 Albuquerque 92 67 YEAR AGO TODAY: High 65; Low 42; Precip. .01 Atlanta 88 72 .41 NORMAL FOR DATE: High 77; Low 49; Precip. .09 Bakersfield 69 in Bismarck 57 RECORD FOR DATE: High 87 in 1948; Low 36 Boise 66 1975; Precip. .54 in 1900 Boston 81 61 PRECIP.
TOTALS: This month Total for year Brownsville 91 81 25.12; Normal for date 11.85; To date last year 16.85 Buffalo 77 67 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST 10 7AM EST 8 30.00 29.77 MINNEAPOLIS 0 CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO DENVER HIGH LOS ANGELES DALLAS LOWEST TEMPERATURES 50 NEW ORLEANS LEGEND 70 RAM 72 SHOWERS UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST Nice SUNNY, WINDY and cooler forecast for Northern Arizona next few days. Shower activity will across parts of the upper Plains, Weather Forecast days are Lakes region and during the Generally, fair be found rest of the nation. Great History Court Decision Test Wednesday Favors NOW The eighth grade Arizona history examination will be administered Wednesday at East Flagstaff Junior High School. Students required to take the exam should attend the review at 8 a.m. Tuesday in Room 307 at EFJHS.
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) A federal appeals court Monday ruled the National Organization for Women (NOW) should be allowed to intervene in an action involving ratification of the proposed Equal Rights Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed an opinion of the district court, which on Oct. 10 denied NOW the right to intervene in challenges against procedures for adopting the ERA. Area Accident Kills 23-M 23-Month-Old Girl A 23-month-old girl died Sunday when the car she was riding in hit a guardrail and ejected her.
Department of Public Safety officials said Katrina Ann King was in a car seat in a vehicle driven by her mother, Paula King, 33, of Phoenix. The car was southbound on Interstate 17 about 21 miles south of Flagstaff shortly after noon Sunday when Mrs. King lost control. The vehicle left the right side of the road and struck a guardrail. Katrina was ejected and was dead at the scene.
Mrs. King was not injured. Another passenger, Lisa Bailey, 8, of Munds Park, received a broken clavicle and a dislocated shoulder. A DPS spokesman said reports were that Mrs. King had been momentarily distracted when the accident occurred.
The spokesman added the unofficial reports also indicated the guardrail ripped through the right side of the car and that the incident was witnessed by Mrs. King's husband who was following in a second vehicle. IBM invites you to an Open House Stop by and see the new $13,500 IBM small business computer If you'd like to see how the new IBM 5120 Computing System can help you manage your growing business, you won't want to miss the IBM Open House. Continuous demonstrations of the IBM 5120 will help you discover how efficiently it can handle a wide range of business functions, including: Accounts receivable Inventory control Payroll General ledger Management reports You'll also have the opportunity to discuss your specific business needs with IBM professionals who can answer your questions about small computers in straightforward, nontechnical terms. If you've been thinking about a small computer for your growing business, don't miss this chance to see IBM's new $13,500 computing system in action.
Wednesday, August 20th 10AM-5PM Little America Motel, Flagstaff For more information call 1-800-352-0412 General Systems Division 95 63 91 66 81 36 80 42 99 52 90 95 84 78 88 104 104 97 68 Charlotte 83 Chicago 74 .04 Cincinnati Cleveland 65 60 .20 Dallas 100 Denver 84 Des Moines 64 Duluth 5885 52 .29 Detroit 64 07 Eureka 53 .04 19 80 30.00 BOSTON NEW YORK MIAM SNOW AIR FLOW mid-Atlantic states. is predicted for (UPI Telephoto) Center Opened Three Years Ago The Flagstaff Women's Resource Center opened about three years ago not three months ago as previously reported. Fairbanks Fresno Hartford Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Kansas City Las Vegas Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York North Platte Oakland Oklahoma Cty Omaha 63 97 79 85 90 88 86 101 82 93 98 67 76 96 85 85 71 103 85 48 .13 66 52 62 75 72 .31 70 72 68 78 .01 49 58 .01 54 .03 75 68 64 59 75 67 Palm Springs 101 67 Paso Robles 76 50 Philadelphia 84 67 Pittsburgh 66 55 1.43 Portland, Me. 82 54 Portland, Ore. 77 58 Rapid City 84 58 Red Bluff 96 66 Reno 88 51 Richmond 79 64 1.22 Sacramento 87 55 St.
Louis 96 75 .09 Salt Lake 90 67 San Diego 75 50 San Francisco 62 54 Seattle 63 53 .13 Spokane 66 49 .35 Thermal D1 72 Washington 3 67 .20 FORECAST FOR FLAGSTAFF AND NORTHERN ARIZONA: Sunny, windy and cooler today and Tuesday. High today and tomorrow mid-70s; low tonight mid-40s. FORECAST FOR SEDONA: Sunny today and Tuesday with a cooling trend; windy afternoons. Highs today 80 to lower 90s; high Tuesday was mid-70s to upper 80s. Lows tonight upper 40s to lower 60s.
FORECAST FOR WINSLOW AND HOLBROOK: Sunny today and Tuesday. Windy and cooler. Highs today mostly 80 to 90. Highs Tuesday upper 70s to upper 80s. Lows tonight mostly 50 to 60.
WEATHER OUTLOOK WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY: Dry with breezy winds at times. Temperatures slightly below normal. Highs mostly near 70 mountains to about 100 deserts. Overnight lows 30s to lower 40s mountains to 60s and lower 70 deserts. FORECAST FOR LAKE POWELL: Increasing cloudiness late in the afternoon and tonight.
Chance of showers or thunderstorms developing. Cooler with slight chance of thundershowers Tuesday. Southwesterly winds. Increasing to 15-25 mph this afternoon. Highs today mid-90s, and Tuesday upper 80s; low tonight low 50s.
Marriage Licenses Aug. 15: Gregory E. Richter, 21, and Renita C. Bray, 19, both Flagstaff. Kirk D.
Little, 20, and Julie A. Crum, 19, both Tuscola, Ill. Shane A. Moody, 21, and Diane E. Bosham, 18, both Camp Verde.
Edward J. Wolff, 26, and Annette Martinez, 23, both Flagstaff. Aug. 13: Jose C. Razo, 23, and Cynthia E.
Reed, 22, both Cottonwood. Aug. 12: Richard Manson, 20, Oraibi, and Pauline Howard, 18, Coppermine. SEATTLE Turmoil Cancels Planned Visit of Communist Chief GDANSK, Poland (UPI) Scores of factories joined the Gdansk region general strike today, workers in several other cities also walked out and Communist Party leader Edward Gierek canceled a visit to West Germany, admitting that Poland's industrial turmoil prevented him from leaving. The total of factories, shipyards, and other workshops shut down in the Gdansk region climbed upward hour by hour to 88 at mid-afternoon.
Strike leaders said that meant nearly 50 percent of all workers in the Baltic region of 700,000 people were taking part in the strike. New shipyard strikes were reported at several locations around Szczecin, a Baltic Coast city next to the East German border. The dissident Committee for Social Selfsaid workers there declared a full strike Monday and adopted the same list of political and economic demands published by the Gdansk strikers. A more ominous development for the communist government was an unconfirmed report from a second dissident organization, the Movement for Defense of Peoples and Citizens Rights, that coal miners. in Silesia in southern Poland have formed strike committees.
The Silesian miners have not gone on strike but any interruption in their work would quickly cripple the entire industrial network of this nation of 35 million people. Some sources in Warsaw suggested that worries about the Silesian mine situation was the deciding factor that persuaded Gierek to cancel his West German trip, scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday in Hamburg. The official announcement from the Interpress news agency said Gierek asked West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt to postpone the trip "on account of the internal situation." In Gdansk, the workers were carrying out their occupation of the Lenin Shipyards and a number of LIMITED TIME OFFER Soflens Contacts BAUSCH LOMB CREDIT 79 AVAILABLE MESA IN FLAGSTAFF VISION CENTER 658 E. SANTA FE Get richer, not just older. Time flies- and with it, the value of your money.
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