me THE PLAIN DEALER, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1991 DAILY NEWS SUMMARY EDITORIALS FORUM SPORTS 7. Baghdad to reduce its Word that Mayor White had been cleared The Indians need to move swiftly in U.S. asks Iraqi pullback I One burden lifted Punishment needed U.S. is asking of criminal wrongdoing was good news for all penalizing Albert Belle, columnist Bill military presence in northern Iraq so more of Greater Livingston Kurds will go home. Iraqi troops, meanwhile, 'Quits top of football world' opened fire as a U.S.
Army helicopter flew. More than pill-pushers Bill on Parcells, who coached the New York 1 past them just outside the allied "security America's trained pharmacists are a Giants for eight season and won two Super zone" in northern Iraq, U.S. officials say. It wasted resource, says a writer on the Forum Bowl titles in the last five seasons, resigned was not clear what their target was and the yesterday, saying, "In show business you helicopter was not hit, military officials want to play the Palace. I was fortunate -4-C BUSINESS play the Palace for a I Croatian Communist-ruled denied Serbia presidency and its allies are High-tech lowers stocks CORRECTIONS blocking the election of a leader from rival The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials An article last week incorrectly indicated Croatia as federal president.
Stipe Mesic, a sheds 21.47 points to close at 2,865.38. that the Cleveland Board of Education still might political prisoner, would have been the Analysts blamed the loss on a big decline in decide to put a request for a 9.8-mill operating first non-Communist president under the computer levy on the ballot for a special election in scheduled annual rotation of the August. The board last week voted to withhold collective STYLE the any levy district's request budget. until The auditor's review examines would the state auditor chairmanship of the eight-member federal presidency. He says Croatia may take about six weeks, well past the May 23 Royal excess baggage deadline for putting an issue on the August Fashion editor Janet McCue offers Queen ballot.
NATION Elizabeth some tips an packing light, since a Degrees will be conferred on eight A woman with a child and other survivors of the Bangladesh cyclone wait Her tons' worth Majesty for her apparently visit to the brought one to six final graduates of commencement St. Mary at its Seminary present May 23 location in the on I Soviets hazardous unclear on materials global conference warming in yesterday for U.S. aid at Baskhali. Gls flew in on helicopters to assess damage At a Ansel Rd. before relocating to Borromeo College results show residents of the and hand out rice.
Story on Page 6-A. ARTS LIVING in Wickliffe. An article yesterday said the Pittsburgh, poll commencement was last Saturday. Soviet Union know a lot about but little pollution about in MEDINA SUMMIT PORTAGE their own neighborhoods STATE REGION Doing good for others DETAILED INDEX worldwide environmental problems such as Jury rules Ohio Edison negligent Three students from St. Ignatius High global A Summit County jury finds Ohio Edison Campaign finance reform plan offered School will go to Columbus Saturday to Arts Ann Mary, War costs lower than thought guilty of negligence in an $11.25 million A compromise campaign finance reform on accept behalf an of students Gov.
who George Voinovich award from The Persian Gulf war shouldn't cost U.S. wrongful death and 1989 personal electrocution injury suit a plan offered by Senate Minority Leader all the have taxpayers any money because allies' scaffold stemming touched from a uninsulated power when Robert Boggs, D-18, of Jefferson, gets a cool volunteered at the Cleveland Psychiatric contributions should cover the expenses, 1-A reception from the governor's Institute as part of the school's Sophom*ore State congressional auditors say. A Defense Two cleared, 3 guilty in fireworks trial Senate wants flag-burning to be Illegal Service Department official says he thinks the United A U.S. District Court jury in Akron acquits The Ohio Senate did a little flag-waving No 'Dice' States ultimately will spend less than the $15 two people and convicts three others in a yesterday, approving a resolution calling on The Loews Theater chain is boycotting a U.S. billion in U.S.
funds Congress has already two-week illegal-fireworks trial that resulted Congress to make it illegal to burn the new Andrew Dice Clay concert film, saying its from a 1989 explosion that killed two in American content is insulting to World Medina Summit Portage PEOPLE Joan Kennedy cited on DWI charge for the second time in three years Joan Kennedy, former wife of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, was freed on bail after being arrested on drunken driving charges for the second time in three years, Qunicy, police said. State Trooper Barbara Bennett said Kennedy was spotted Tuesday evening swerving across all three northbound lanes on the Southeast Expressway. Kennedy, 55, was arrested about 9:30 p.m.
and posted bail soon afterward. She had been scheduled to be arraigned yester- Kennedy day on charges of driving under the influence of alcohol and failure to stay within marked lanes. But when her lawyer tried to enter a plea on her behalf without her present, Judge Albert Kramer refused to accept it. He postponed arraignment until today when she must appear. Paula Abdul claims belching one of her more outstanding talents.
Pop singer Paula Abdul confesses she sings best after a hearty, gutwrenching belch. 5 "As embarrassing as it is, I could out-belch any one of them," said Abdul, referring to her band The Family Stand. "In fact, they really encourage me to do that." Besides the revelation about a good burp, Abdul said in an interview week on "A Current Affair" that her career encounters bumpy roads. "There's always glitches that are going to come my way. I am a target and I'm going to continue to be a target.
It's part of the territory with success," she said. 'Saturday Night Live's' Dennis Miller may leave show and be 'outta there' NBC said yesterday it doesn't know if Dennis Miller, the smirking anchorman of "Weekend Update" on "Saturday Night Live," will stay with the show next season or say "I'm outta here" for good. The New York Post reports that Miller, with the show since 1985, is leaving after this Saturday's sea- 1 "son telecast to develop a pilot for a possible NBC late-night series. An NBC spokesman said no such project is in the works for Miller, who ends his satirical newscast by Miller saying, "I'm outta here." OHIO LOTTERY Yesterday's drawing Pick 3: 694 Pick 4: 4488 3 Super Lotto: Wednesday, May 15 8,003,000 Kicker: 814165 10 14 17 24 38. Tue.
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i LAKE ERIE FORECAST Southwest winds today at 7-14 knots, west at similar speeds tonight. West winds tomorrow at 10-20 knots. Visibility 5 miles through tonight. Wave heights 1-3 feet. Air Quality moderate Wichita Wilmington WEATHER All maps, forecasts and data provided by Accu-Weather, Inc.
NATIONAL TEMPERATURES Yesterday's extremes, continental U.S.: San Angelo, 98; Truckee, 20 Today's National Forecast City Wed. Today Fri. Albany Albuquerque Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Seattles Billings COOL Aspen Atlanta Minneapolis Atlantic City WARM Austin Baltimore Cleveland New York Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Chicago Brownsville Buffalo San Francisco Burlington Denver Kansas City Caribou Casper Los Angeles Charleston, SC Charleston, WV Charlotte Cheyenne SUNNY Atlanta Chicago STEAMY Dallas Columbia, SC (80) Houston Denver El Paso Des Moines Detroit Duluth Miami El Paso Fairbanks Fargo Flagstaff Hartford Helena SHOWERS Hilo RAIN FRONTS NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY: Temperatures will soar well into Houston Honolulu COLD T-STORMS the 80s across the eastern half of the nation again today. Across most Indianapolis WARM of Ohio, temperatures will reach 90 degrees or higher. Cooler air will Jackson, MS FLURRIES Jacksonville STATIONARY slide eastward across the northern Plains accompanied by clouds Juneau SNOW and some rain.
Additional rain will move eastward across Washington Kansas City ICE and Oregon. Las Little Vegas Rock Los Angeles Louisville Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature lines are Madison highs for the day. Forecasted temperatures are given for selected cities. 1991 Accu-Weather, I Inc.
Memphis Miami Milwaukee Mobile The Week Ahead in the Cleveland area FOR THE RECORD Minneapolis Montgomery Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday YESTERDAY (through 10 p.m.) Nashville High temperature 86 at 1:00 p.m. New Orleans Low temperature 58 at 5:30 a.m. New York (Tuesday High 86 Low 63) Norfolk Temperature departure from normal: Oklahoma City Yesterday: Month: Year: Omaha Hourly Temperatures Orlando Hot with plenty of Clouds and sun, Cooler, clouds, Mostly cloudy, Mixture of clouds 7 a.m. 62 3 p.m. 83 Philadelphia sunshine.
thunderstorms. showers. shower possible. and sunshine. 8 a.m.
68 4 83 Phoenix High 90, Low 65 High 78, Low 61 High 74, Low 53 High 70, Low 53 High 68, Low 48 p.m. Pittsburgh 9 a.m. 73 5 p.m. 81 Portland, ME 10 a.m. 79 6 p.m.
81 Portland, OR 11 a.m. 81 7 p.m. 79 Providence 4. 12 noon 83 8 p.m. 76 Raleigh TODAY'S WEATHER EXTENDED FORECAST 1 p.m.
86 9 p.m. 76 Reno 2 p.m. 84 10 p.m. 76 Richmond Today will feature plenty of sunshine. High Cooler weather will linger through the Precipitation yesterday none Rutland near 90.
Lake-shore high 87. Wind weekend and into early next week. Plenty Month to date 1.45* normal 1.57° Sacramento accompany the cooler air Year to date at noon 13.80" normal 30.04° 12.56* St. Salt Louis Lake City southwest at 7-14 mph. Clouds will spread of clouds will Barometer across the area tonight with a thunderstorm over the weekend but some sun will return San Antonio possible after midnight.
Low 65. Monday. There will be showers Saturday TODAY San San Diego Francisco and perhaps a lingering shower Sunday. Normal high temperature Santa Fe 68 Normal low temperature 48 St. Ste.
Marie TOMORROW'S FORECAST High temperature last year 75 Seattle than sun Low temperature last year 61 Shreveport Tomorrow will bring more clouds ALMANAC Record high temperature 88 in 1962 Sioux Falls with a few thunderstorms. High 78, cooler First Q. Full Last Q. New Record low temperature 29 in 1984 Spokane at the lake shore. Wind west at 10-20 FACTORS TODAY Syracuse COMFORT Tampa mph.
Tomorrow night will be mostly cloudy Humidity at noon Topeka with a shower or thunderstorm. Low 61. Barometer at noon 29.97, falling Traverse City Apparent Temperature: Tucson May 20 May 28 June 5 June 12 8 a.m. 5 71 noon 83 4 p.m. 93 Washington.
Sunrise 6:08 a.m. Moonrise 8:05 a.m. Sunset 8:40 p.m. Moonset 11:57 p.m. TODAY'S REGIONAL CONDITIONS AND HIGH TEMPERATURES Lake 4 Huron TORONTO Lake Ontario Lake BUFFALO Michigan Lake DETROIT Erie Erie CHICAGO TOLEDO CLEVELAND Ft.
Wayne PITTSBURGH 80s 90s INDIANAPOLIS COLUMBUS Richmond CINCINNATI CHARLESTON Hunting with a sunny to partly cloudy sky. Highs 88-94. Tonight will be partly cloudy. Lows 62-67. Tomorrow will be cloudier with a thunderstorm or two.
Highs 80-86. NW Ohio, and Chicago: Some clouds will spread across the region today with a thunderstorm late in the day in western areas. Highs 86-92. Thunderstorms will Texas: Sat. j.
pc WORLD TEMPERATURES Today's temperatures and conditions OHIO WEATHER City Wed. Akron Athens Ashtabula Chillicothe Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton Findlay Mansfield Marietta Toledo Youngstown Zanesville Today Fri, Sat 7861t Neighboring Cities Erie, PA Huntingtn, WV Richmond, IN Ft. Wayne, IN Wheeling, REGIONAL WEATHER NE Ohio, NW and N.Y.: Today will be hot away from the lake with sun. Highs 84-92. Tonight will be cloudy with a thunderstorm late.
Lows 60-66. Tomorrow will be cooler with clouds and sun and a thunderstorm. Highs 74-82. Central and SE Ohio, SW and W.Va.: Hot weather will continue today Acapulco Amsterdam Athens Auckland Bangkok Barbados Barcelona Beijing Beirut Belgrade Bombay Bonn Berlin Bermuda Brussels Buenos Aires Cairo Cancun Casablanca Copenhagen Dubai Dublin Edmonton Florence Freeport Geneva Glasgow Hamburg Helsinki Hong Kong Istanbul. Jerusalem Karachi Kiev Kingston Kuwait Leningrad Legend: s-sunny: po-partly (-thunderstorms; Lima Lisbon London Madrid Manila Mexico City Milan Montreal Moscow Munich Nassau New Delhi Oslo Ottawa Paris Perth Prague Reykjavik Rio Rome San Juan Sao Paulo Sapporo Seoul Shanghai Singapore Stockholm Sydney Taipei Tokyo Toronto Vancouver Venice Vienna Warsaw Winnipeg Zurich sh-showers; 3 st-snow flurries; sn-snow; lice.
spread across the remainder of the area tonight and tomorrow. Lows tonight 60- 64. Highs tomorrow 76-82. SW Ohio, and Today will bring clouds and sun with a thunderstorm in a few spots late in the day. Highs 87-93.
A few more thunderstorms will move through the area tonight and tomorrow. Lows 60-66. Highs tomorrow 81-85. F..
