EDITION Friday, April 1984 THE HERALD Vital statistics BIPTHS General Hospital, Everett Lorry Rozanne Cron, Everett, April 22. Dale and Shereen Doughty, Everett, bov, April 21. Jettrey and Karen Kerwin Everett, girl, April 24. girl, Robert April and 24. Betsy Gottwald, Stanwood.
Bob and Ginger Olipnant, Marysville, boy, April 24. Kurt and Sandra Seward. Everett, boy. April 24. Robert and Sally Walther, Everett, boy, April 25.
Roy. and Hollis Burtt, Arlington, boy. April 26. Bryan and Roslyn Hoves. Morvsville, boy, April 26.
R. Glenn and Kathy Sonnemon, Everett, girl, April 26. William and Leann Keene, Everett, boy. April 26. John and Helen Beck, Monroe, boy, April 26.
kennetn and Susan Anderson, Mill Creek, boY. April 27. Stevens Memorial Hospital Sudene and Thomas Snyder, Bothell, boy. April 26, Colleen and John Werner, Lynnwood, boY, April 26. Hurthwest Hospital Linda and Wesley Boede, Lynnwood, girl, April 26.
DISSOLUTIONS Snohomish County STAMOLIS, Ceorge and Sharon Smith. MANLEY, Keith Alan and Nancy Jo Bendiksen MONTES. Lorenzo Hernando and Macheal Ann WILTON. Danny Gene and Monica Marie LATHROP. and Christina Estelle DONAHUE, Timothy James and Sandra Charlotte.
HARGITT. Bruce Lane and Melody Rae. STEPHENS, Jerry and Margaret J. OBITUARIES Marles M. Wiberg Marles M.
Wiberg, died April 26, 1984. Services to announced by Challocombe, Fickel, Prechi. Alice V. Roberts Alice V. Roberts, 75, of Everett, died April 25, 1984, in Edmonds.
She was born Aug. 6, 1908, in Seattle. She was preceded in death by her husbond. George, in 1966. She leaves her step-daughter.
Ruth McDonald of Seattle; brother, Henry Hendrickson of Everett: three nieces; and one nephew. Services, 1 p.m. Monday, April 30, Greenland Funerol Home and Cemetery of Alderwood In lieu of flowers, donations to Children's Orthopedic Hospital. Edward C. Kinker Edward C.
Kinker, 73. of Sebring, died April 21, 1984, in Tulsa, Okla. Mr. Kinker was a retired electrical Firecalls Everett 4:58 a.m., 1529 Rainier oid call. 10:04 a.m., 2302 Lowell Road.
tire coll. 10: 55 a.m.. 11904 79th Ave. SE, mutual aid. 11:12 a.m., Everett Mall.
old 2:07 p.m., 23rd Street and Wetmore Avenue, old. 3:23 p.m., 942 W. Cosino Rood, old. 5:22 p.m., 1901 Colby still olorm. 5:22 p.m., Hewitt Avenue and Cedor Street, ser.
vice coll. 6:39 2514 Leonard Drive, ald. 6:48 p.m., 1343 Madrone aid. 7.09 p.m., 1307 Hewlit old. 7:26 p.m., 1418 Chestnut service call.
7 48 p.m., 1307 Hewitt aid coll. 7:53 p.m., 721. 48th aid coll. 7:57 p.m., 16th and Chestnut streets, old. 8:20 p.m., 2301 Roimer fire call.
10:04 p.m., 115 Dorn Rood, aid. Friday 0:23 a.m., 3402 Smith service coll. 3:57 a.m., 3812 28th Ploce NE, still alarm. 6:21 a.m., 3025 Rucker aid. 6:27 a.m., 3020 Broadway, old.
7:04 p.m., 6021 Seahurst aid. Snohomish County Airport Wednesday 8:50 a.m., Building 219, service 9:40 a.m.. Building service coll. Thursday 9:17 p.m., Toxl Way service call. Fire District 11 Wednesday 11:37 p.m., 10924 Paine Field Way, aid.
Thursday 4:02 a.m., 13310 61st Ave. SE, aid. 4.38 a.m.. 3132 108 SE, old. 8:15 a.m., 13820 14th Drive SE, aid.
10:45 o.m.. 11904 2th Ave. SE. old. Lynnwood Thursday 10:39 a.m., 6024 200th St.
SW. aid. 11:2: a 19803 68th A de. ald. 50th Avenue W.
and 196th Street SW. aid. 2:52 a 20630 56th Ave. old. 6701 Penny Lone, aid.
5:18 p.m., 58th Avenue W. and 2001h Street SW, aid. 5:26 p.m.. 6024 200th St. SN.
old. 10:36 20475 68th Ave. aid. 11:05 p.m., 44th Avenue W. and 196th Street SW, aid.
Edmonds Thursday 10:16 a.m., 515 Walnut aid 12:23 p.m., 22127 Highwoy 99, aid. 12:58 p.m., Ocean Avenue and Water Street, brush fire. 1:06 p.m.. 908 Seventh Ave. aid.
1:35 p.m., 760 Somerset Lane, brush tire. 2:01 p.m.: Ocean Avenue and Water Street, brush fire. 2:35 p.m.. Union Oil Beach, brush fire. engineer and tormerty a native of Mc Konns, Wash.
He leaves nts wife, Anna: daughter, Mrs. Joe Ann Enloe, Tulsa; sister, Grace Egoert, Everett; or three grand. and one great grandchild. Menioriel services will be held on April 28, In Sebring, Fla. Arrongements under direction of Stephenson- Nelson Funeral Home, Sebring.
Violet B. Garrison Vlolet B. Gorrison, 63, of Camano Island, died Monday, April 1984, In a Mount Vernon hospital, following a brief illness. Memorial services will be hel 1:30 p.m. Saturday.
April in the chapel of Gilbertson Funeral Home, Stonwood. Pastor Lowell Stordahl will officiute. Private cremation was under direction of Gilbertson Funeral Home, Stanwood. Memorials may be made to Americon Cancer Fund or American Heart Assoclation. Mollie Sit: Mollie Sitz.
86, of Monroe. April 25, 1984, In an Everett hospital. She was born Oct. 31, 1897, Macleansboro, IM. She had been a resident ot Monroe since 1945, previously of Sultan.
She was a member of Eastside Senior Citizens. She lcoves son, Charles of Monroe: daughter, Lorane Davidson of Everett; and cight grandchildren. Services, p.m. Monday. Purdy and Kerr Chapel.
Private burial, Greenland Cemetery. Visitation: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday. Barbara (Bobbie) H. Greenleaf Barbara (Bobbie) H.
Greenleaf, co, of Darriigton, died April 26, 1984, in She was born July 14. 1923, in Carson City. and had lived in Darrington tor. She 25 leaves years. a daughter, Holley Ross of Darrington; 500, John Greeneat of Bellingham; and six grandchildren.
Memorial services will be p.In. Tuesday, in Darrington Cemetery. Memorials may be made 10 the Ington Ambulance Fund or John Flynn Cancer Center. Arrangements under direction of Weller Funeral Home, Arlington. Ethel Evans Ethel Evans, 75, of Edmonds, died April 25.
1984, in a local hospital. She was born Dec. 8, 1908, in Silver Lake, and had lived in Edmonds for over 30 years. She leaves her nleces, Leah Schenck ot Mukilteo, Luella Wionosky of Lynnwood, Peggy Hartman of Bothell, Dorothy Murphy of Arlington, Evelyn Mass of Idaho, and Betty Jones of Machias; and nephews, Edwin Shipley of Lynnwood Leonard Shipley of Arlington. Gravest: services 11 a.m, Saturday, at Cypress Lown Cemetery.
Arrangements by Purdy Walters with Cassidy Funeral Directors. Fomily would like memorials to be made to South Snohomish County Medic Unit No. 7 at Stevens Hospital. 5:46 p.m., 720th St. SW, tree on power lines.
6:41 p.m.. 76th Avenue W. and 221st Street 5w, ald 9 45 604 Glen car tire. Shoreline Thursday 4 20 p.m. N.
194th Street and Meridian Avenue 5:42 p.m.. N. 173rd Street ond Ashworth Avenue 013. 6:25 p.m., NW 1951h Street and Third Avenue NW. fire.
7:41 p.m., N. 183rd Street and Midvole Avenue aid. 8:30 p.m., N. 182nd Street and Palatine Avenue open burn. Wednesday 1:25 a.m..
NE 1771n Street ond 15th Avenue NE, fulse olarm. Fire District 1 Thursday 10:41 o.m., 23427 Robinhood Drive, smoke investigation. 1:06 p.m., 908 Seventh Ave. aid. 6: 39 p.m., 164th Street SW and Ash Way, outo accident, old.
7.55 p.m., 22327 95th Place chimney fire. 8:16 p.m., 17404 171h Ave. chimney tire. 43 p.m., behind 7624 220th St. SW, tree tire.
Bothell Thursday 8:07 a.m., 20624 13th Drive SE, chimney fire. 8:52 a.m., 17900 block of 140th Avenue NE, oid. 2:10 p.m., 17717 132nd Ave. NE, tire alarm. 3:53 p.m., 18305 101st Ave.
NE, oid. 4:03 p.m., 13524 NE 177th Place, fire alarm. 4:33 17331 Bothell WOY NE, aid. 4:59 p.m., 6806 NE 175th fire alarm. Friday 8:04 p.m., southbound 1-405 at NE 1651h Street, car fire.
Mountiake Terrace Thursday 3:20 p.m.. 23208 57th Ave. W. smoke Investigotion. 6:20 p.m..
23100 block of 55th Avenue wires down. King County District 34 Thursdoy p.m., NE Street and 5th Avenue NE, aid. 2:10 p.m., 17717 132nd Ave. NE, fire alarm. 4:03 p.m., 13624 NE 1771h Place, fire alarm.
4:55 p.m., 19819 136th Ave. NE, fire olarm. 5:21 p.m., 15858 NE 1954h fire olarm. 6:06 p.m., 19819 136th Ave. NE, fire alorm.
7:02 p.m., NE 14.4h Street and 175th Place NE. fire olorm. 22 p.m.. NE 132nd Street and 133rd Avenue NE, service. Kenmore Thursday 11:42 a.m., 8116 NE 155th Place.
ald. Fridoy. 12:56 a.m., 16149 41st Ave. NE, aid. in Morris the Florist territ 333-1101 Just .1 Little Bit Nicer 3626 WAY MEMO Secretary Week IT'S TO BOSS APRIL 22 thru 28 Send your thoughts with special care.
1083 Florists Transworld Delivery Associatior Kenneth C. Vaught Kenneth C. Vaught, 76, of Kent, died April 25, 1984. He born in Springerton, on Oct 19, 1907. do He was 0 member ot V.F.W.
Old Guard Post No. 2100, Everett. Cremation, no services at his request. Arrangements by Washington Memorial Funeral Home. Alcmoriols may be made to Hospice.
John William Gordon John William Gordon, 68, 01 Monroe, died April 25, 1984, in Monroe, following on extended illness. He wos born July 7, 1915, in Pennsylvonia. Mr. Gordon had resided in Arizona and California for many years be. fore moving to Washington In 1962, where he worked in ine fruit industry.
He hod resided in Monroe since and had been retired for 10 years. He leaves daughter, Linda S. Smart, Snohomish; two and one great grandson. Mr. Gordon was preceded In death by one son; and his beloved wite, Nellie Gordon.
Memorial services, 10 a.m. Monday, In Purdy Kerr Chapel. Burial, Wenatchee Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Cancer Society. Jon "The Handran Jon "The Rooter" Handron, 45, of Everett, died April 25, 1984 in a local hospital.
He was born May 14, 1938, in or, Wisc. Ho leaves his wite, Janice of Everett; two sons, Steven and Craig, both of Everett; beloved friend, Susie Smith of Everett; three sisters, Jean of Alaska, and Janice and Joyce, both of Seattle; and two brothers, Jerry and Joel, both of Everett. Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Mondav, April 30, at Solle Funeral Home, Everett. The Dr.
Ernest Hastings will officiate. Private burial will be at Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Everett. In lieu of flowers, ihose moy send memoriols to Hospice or John Flynn Cancer Society. Betty Jean Sylliaasen Betty Jean: Sylliaosen, of Granite Falls, died Agril 24, 1984, at her home, tollowing an extended illness. She was born Mcy 7, 1924, in Seattle.
She spent most of her lite in Seattle, moving to Granite Falls 12 years ago. She leaves her husband, Kenneth at home; mother and step-father, Peorl and Royce Damon; brother and sister. in-law, Einor and Juanita Staples, oll of Olympia; daughter, Sue Thornquist of Kirkland; sons, Steve ond Einor Mezich of Woodinville and Chris Sylliaasen of Granite Folls; and seven grandchildren. Memoria: services, 10:30 a.m. Saturday.
April 28th, at St. Brendon's Catho Ilc Church, 19510-100th Ave. NE, Bothell. Betty loved her family and all children, and wishes any memorials be made to Children's Orthopedic Hospital. died April 25, 1984.
Mr. Chamuler was born April 6, 1914, in Butte, and had lived in Everett for past 65 years. He was a member of the FOE No. 13. He leaves Bernice at home; son and Robert and Patricia Chomuler of Seattle: two daughters, Linda Chamuler of Everett and Loretta Horton' of Oregon; and three grandsons.
Christian Wake Services will be 12:30 p.m. Sunday, in the Chapel ol Furdy Walters with Cassidy Funeral Home. Mass of Christian Burial will be 10 a.m, Monday, at Perpetual Help Church, Burial will be in a local cemetery. Casketbearers will Include Patrick McGinty, Robert Chamuler, Bert Armstrong, L.C. Fisk, John Paluka and Mel Iverson.
Memorials may be made 1o the En. dowment Fund, care of Providence Foundation. Providence Hospital or to a favorite chority. Arrangements under the direction of Purdy Walters with Cassidy Funeral Home. Nemo L.
Chamuler Nemo L. Chamuler, 70, of Everett, Melvin C. Wren Melvin C. Wren, of Everett, died April 25, '984, 4, in local hospital tollowing a short ulness. He was born June 18, 1910, in lowa City, Iowa He recelved his Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree and Doctor of Philosophy Degree at the University of lowa.
He taught history for 37 years at the University of Montano, American University in Washington, D.C., University of Nebrosko, University of Maryland Overseas Program, and the University of Toledo, Ohio. He served as Chairman of the History Department at the University of Moniano and the University of Toledo. was the author of six books on the History of Russia, and maior historical articles on the History of London. He retired from the University of Toledo in Dec. 1977, and moved to Everett.
His biography has been carried In Who's Who in America for a number of years. He leaves his wife, Gwendolyn; a son, Dovid; granddaughter, April; and sister and brother. He was preceded in death by a daughter, Nancy. No services or memorials at his request. Cremation under the direction of Pur.
dy Walters with Cassidy. Lottery Here is Thursday's winning number in the Washington state OnLine "Triple Choice" Lottery game: 400. Their profits depend on you Dealers are now collecting for your newspaper subscription. The Herald's dealers are independent business people whose earnings depend upon prompt payment by their subscribers. Dealers lose money when a customer fails to pay.
They lose valuable time when asked to return another day to receive payment. Please pay your dealer the first time he or she calls. They appreciate your cooperation. CIR1-SUB Lake Stevens senior arrested in school blast LAKE STEVENS A lake Ste. vens High School scaior was arrested by police Wednesday after a bundle of high powered firecrackers with the explosive power of a quarter stick of dynamite was detonated bathroom.
10 a school Local The loud blast, heard through.out the briefly building, spread debris over the bathroom walls and ceiling, Principal Brian Egan said. No injuries occurred and the monetary damage was minimal, he added. The 18-year-old senior, only weeks away from graduating, was immediately expelled, Egan said, adding he will be given right to appeal. wouldn't call this senior prank," the principal said. "We were lucky the bathroom was empty.
0therwise someone would have had a hearing injury." The student was arrested by Lake Stevens police and booked in the city jail for investigation of detonating an explosive device in a public school. He was later released to his grandparents, said Police ('hief Dale Samuels. Charges are now pending with the county prosecutor's office, he said. Samuels said the explosion involved about 25 to 30 firecrackers bundled together. He described it as "the equivalent of 11 quarter of a stick of dynamite." He added the possibility of more serious pranks than usual this year is causing him to beef up patrol of the school.
Anti-abortion protest will take a new route EVERETT The leader of an anti-abortion group and Everett Police Chief Al Shelstad have agreed on a compromise route for a planned protest against abortions. A compromise became necessary after city officials denied a permit for a proposed march in front of the Feminist Women's Health Center in Everett. The city administration denied a parade permit, and Carl Codispoti, chairman of the anti-abortion group Choose Life, appealed the action to the council. Council members upheld the denial, saying they didn't want the parade going in iront of the center, where abortions are performed, because of a tense situation involving anti-abortionists and clinic supporters. They gave Codispoti a week to work with the chief to devise an alter.
nate route. The new proposal calls for demonstrators to gather at noon at the intersection of Hoyt and California avenues. The march will proceed cast on California to Colby Avenue, where it will turn north. At Colby and 24th Street, the marchers will turn east and disband at Clark Park, where a rally is planned. Codispoti said he expects between 500 and 1,000 marchers.
Burglars snatch $1,220 at Stanwood restaurant STANWOOD Burglars tonk about $1,220 in cash and checks from Jeno's Restaurant, 9819 Highway 532, Thursday night, police reported. Police Chief Bob Kane said there was no sign of forced entry and it was not immediately known how the burglars gut into the building. The money was taken from the cash registers. Man arrested in burglary of chiropractor's office STANWOOD A 22-year-old man was arrested Thursday for investigation of burglarizing 2 Stanwood chiropractor's office last fall. P'olice Chief Bob Kane said the man was released while formal charges are being prepared after promising to appear in court.
Kane said burglars took some $600 worth of lead sheets used as shields for the X-ray machine in the office of Dr. Tim Hickman in Stanwood. After learning the shields had been sold to a pawnbroker's shop, police traced the man through the shop's records, Kane said. Because you care, send flowers. FTD Arranged With Special Care Allied Florists of Snohomish County The weather Forecasts LOCAL Fair tonight.
Lows lower 40s. Wind north 5-10 mph. Sunny Saturday after patchy morning low clouds or fog. Highs lower 60s. STATE Eastern Washington Fair and a little warmer through Saturday except partly cloudy late Saturday in the east with a slight chance of showers.
Highs mid-50s to mid-609. Lows 30s with chance of frost. Everett to Bellingham Fair tonight. Lows mid- and upper 30s. Wind light, northerly.
Sunny Saturday after patchy morning fog. Highs lower 60s. Washington Cascades, Olympics Mostly fair tonight and Saturday. Freezing level near 5,500 feet. Afternoon pass temperatures mid-40s.
Wind light, easterly. MARINE Cape Flattery to mouth of Columbia out 60 miles Wind variable 5-15 knots except northwest 10-20 knots afternoons and evenings through Saturday. Wind waves 1-3 feet. Swell westerly 4-7 feet. Fair through tonight.
Areas of low clouds and fog Saturday. Strait of Juan de Fuca Wind west 5-15 knots except increasing to 10- 20 knots afternoons and evening through Saturday. Fair except for patchy morning fog and low clouds. Inland waters of Western Washington Wind becoming variable to 10 knots tonight and southwest 5-15 knots Saturday. Fair except for patchy morning fog and low clouds.
EXTENDED Western Wishington Dry Sunday through Tuesday with seasonable temperatures. Highs upper 50s to mid-60s. Lows mid-30 to low 40s. Eastern Washington Dry Sunday through Tuesday. Cool nights, Highs mid-50s to mid Low in the 30s.
The am. EST Saturday, April 28 30 40 20, Showers 50 Rain -60 50 Low 50. Temperalues 60- --70 70- FRONTS: Warm Cold. Occluded Station.it Snow Temperatures NATION FRIDAY Temperatures indicate vious day's high and night low to 5 a m. PST.
Hi Lo Prc Albany 64 37 Albarge 44 29 .12 Amarillo 72 41 Ancrge 48 38 .02 Atlanta 84 .97 AtICty 75 52 Austin 96 69 Bitmore 76 49 Bilings 32 26 .33 Bamrck 43 28 .72 Boise 52 Boston 58 40 Buffalo 71 56 Casper 32 16 .28 ChittNC87 56 Cheyn 35 15 .01 Chicgo 83 63 Cincnti 82 61 Civind 80 58 Dalls 87 63 Dayton 80 61 Denver 42 DsMng 83 Detroit 78 pre- Duluth 57 over- ElPaso 76 Frbnks 44 Otik Fargo 52 clr Figstf 34 cdy GrdRps 83 cdy GtFlls 34 cdy Hartford 68 cdy Helena 33 cdy Holu 81 cdy Houston 78 cdy Jcksnvl 86 clr Juneau 53 clr KanCty 83 cir LsVeg 59 cir LtRck 76 cdy L8Angls 65 cdy Lsvil 84 cdy Memph 79 cdy Miarni 80 cdy Milw 77 cdy Mpls 79 cdy Nashl 83 udy NewOrl 80 cdy NwYk 73 WORLD Lima Lisbon Temperatures and weather London conditions from midnight to Madrid midnight on previous day. Manila Hi Lo Wthr Mexico City Amsterdam 63 54 cir Montreal Athens 66 50 clr Moscow Bangkok 95 79 cir Nassau Barbados 86 75 clr New Delhi Beirut 73 59 cir Nicosia Belgrade Unavailable Oslo Berlin 54 30 clr Paris Bogota 64 41 cdy Peking Brussels 72 45 cir Rio Buenos Aires 70 cir Rome Cairo 84 54 cir San Juan Calgary 43 27 cdy Santiago Caracas 88 70 rn Sao Paulo Copenhagen 54 37 cir Seoul Dublin 66 41 clr Singapore Frankfurt 72 39 clr Stockholm Geneva 70 41 cir Sydney Havana 91 75 cdy Tamper Helsinki 43 28 cir TelAviv Hong Kong 72 70 cdy Tokyo Jerusalem 70 48 clr Toronto Johannesburg 70 59 clr Vancouver Kiev 55 36 cdy Vienna Data LOCAL TIDES FOR SATURDAY High 3:13 10.7 LOw 42 a.m.. 2.3 ft. High 3:55 p.m.,. 9.3 ft.
Low. 9:30 p.m., 3.8 tl. LOCAL SKIES FOR FRIDAY Sunset today 7:17 p.m, Sunrise tomorrow 4:55 a.m. Moonrise 4:24 a.m. New moon April 30 The planet Jupiter rises al 12:42 a.m.
and it 15 now about to begin to move westward omong the stars of Saofttarlus. This westward motion will continue until late in Avoust. POLLUTION INDEX Readings from the Puget Sound Air Pollution Control Agency show the highest concentration of air poilutanta for the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. today: Everett: 38 Seattle: 71 Tacoma: 54 A reading of less than 50 is "good" siquality, 51-100 18 "moderate" and 101-200 19 "unhealthful." The reading is based on the pollutant with the greatest concentration. HEATING DEGREES Heating-degree day figures for Thursday figured by subtracting the average tomperature from 65.
The larger the number, the more heating required. Everett 19 Since Jan. 1 2.260 Last year to date 2,368 POLLEN COUNT The pollen count for today 18: 8. 8 particles per cubic centimeter. This 18 a low count.
Predominant pollen: trees. 24 .03 cdy 59 .48 cir 53 .05 rn 40 .91 rn 37 cir 22 cdy 45 .52 sn 11 cdy 64 ro 18 .18 cdy 34 clr 27 .01 cdy 70 .06 cdy cdy 62 cdy 41 cdy 59 .35 clr cdy .17 cir cdy 63 .08 cdy 69 cdy 73 clr 55 cdy 56 .69 cdy 60 .28 cdy 73 .18 cdy 49 cdy 79 73 68 75 97 88 59 50 79 104 68 57 77 64 77 72 91 77 66 66 88 48 73 75 73. 70 66 57 66 NrfikVa 78 55 cdy NPlatte 61 30 clr OklaCty 83 51 23 clr Omaha 80 50 .11 clr Orindo 88 62 cir Phidiph 74 Phnx 70 54 cdy Pitsbg 78 55 cdy Provdnc 64 cir Raleigh 84 55 cdy RpdCty 35 23 .47 cdy Reno 47 StLouis 83 71 clr StPete 88 71 cdy SitLke 42 34 .60 cdy SnAntn 97 70 cdy SnDieg 65 55 .06 cdy SnFrn 57 45 Snluan 91 73 cdy StStMr 67 55 Shrvprt 81 73 cdy SxFlls 80 46 .26 cdy Topeka 85 54 .06 cdy Tucson 61 51 .02 cdy Tulsa 83 59 .60 cir Wa, DC 80 54 cdy Wichita 82 46 .10 cdy Wilmgtn 76 47 cdy 68 clr 55 clr 45 clr 46 clr 75 clr 59 clr 41 cdy 39 cdy 72 clr 75 clr 50 clr 36 clr 52 cir 41 clr 63 cdy 45 clr 73 cdy 43 cir 55 cdy 55 cdy 77, clr en 52 clr 66 rn 54 clr 57 cdy 54 cir cir 48 cdy NORTHWEST 24 hours to 4 a.m. today. High Low Pr Bellingham 61 35 Colville 56 30 Hoquiam 61 38 Olympia 63 35 Omak 65 VncvrBC 60 37 Portiand 67 32 .02 Seattle 59 41 Spokane 54 32.
Walla Walla 38 Wenatchee 60 38 Yakima 57 37 National extremes, excluding Alaska, In 24 hours to 4 am. High 107 at McAllen, Alice and Kingsville, Texas. Low 10 Yellowstone, Wyo. LOCAL During the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. today: High, 57, Precipitation: 0.10.
LOOKING BACK THURSDAY, Sea- Tac Airport: Temperature: high, 59 degrees; low, 36. Same date last year: high, 61; low 48; Temperature excess from Jan. 1 to date: 344. Precipitation: 0. Same date last year, 0.04.
Total from Jan 1 to date; this year 13.86; last year 16.51. National weather LANE Cold weather that brought heavy snow to the northern Rockies collided with record heat in the Last to produce severe thunderstorms today from Wisconsin to Missouri, while the East Coast enjoyed fair 3kios. Turbulent air that spawned numerOus tornadoes cleared Oklahoma by sunrise, but at least 10 people were known dead in the aftermath of twisters late Thursday and early today. The upper Mississippi Valley, especially and Indiana, was the next likely target fut high winds, thunderstorms and toras the air warmed up today, said forecaster Nolan Duke of the Severe Storms Center in Kansas City, Mo. "Prime time 18 evening for it to re-lgnite," Duke said Blizzard wamings over eastern Montana and northeastern Wyoming were extended to Dukota, whor* the slowmoving storm was centered.
The town of Red Lodge, Mont, had 55 Inches on the ground with more falling today, but at least one resident saw a bright side. "It's a miserable storm, but it's a godsend," said Bob McCurdy, who operates a service station. "We really needed the moisture. The farmers were beginning to get worried.".
