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PjB^J^McHENRJMJLAINDEALE^^jct^ Today Weather TEMPERATURE ft PRECIPITATION Figures indicate maximum temperatures FRONTAL SYSTEMS A AIR PLOW r * 1/ * 29.77 - High 29.77 Hatlonal Weather Service Forecast to 7 pjn. EST 9-17 UPI Weather Fotocast €> Almanac By United Press International Today is Tuesday, Sept. 17, the 260th day of 19B5 with 105 to follow. The moon is moving toward its first quarter. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. The evening stars are Jupiter and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. They include poet William Carlos Williams in 1883, actor Roddy McDowell in 1928 (age 57), actress Anne Bancroft in 1931 (age 54), and actor John Ritter in 1948 (age 37.) On this date in history: In 1787, the United States Constitution, completed in Philadelphia, was signed by a majority of the 55 delegates to the Constitutional Convention. In 1796, President George Washington delivered his farewell address, warning the American people to avoid foreign alliances. In 1939, Russia invaded Poland, 16 days after Nazi Germany moved in the same country . In 1978, the Camp David summit ended with Egypt and Israel signing agreements setting the framework for a Middle East settlement and pledging to sign a peace treaty in three months. A thought for the day: President George Washington advised, "Labor to keep alive in your breast that little spark of celestial fire, conscience." Chilly scenes of summer • ^ Forecast ^By United Press International / Illinois: Tuesday a chance of showers in the morning northwest, otherwise partly sunny and warmer. ^ Highs from the upper 70s to middle *-80s. Tuesday night fair and not as ; cool. Lows in the upper 50s or lower *;60p. Wednesday partly sunny and J quite warm. Highs in the 80s. Southern Illinois: Tuesday partly C-1 sunny and warmer. High in the low- ' er 80s. South winds 12 to 22 mph. ' Tuesday night fair and not as cool. Low near 60. Wednesday partly sun­ ny and quite warm. High in the middle 80s. McHenry: Tuesday partly sunny and wanner. High near 80. South winds 12 to 22 mph. Tuesday night fair and not as cool. Low in the lower 60s. Wednesday partly sunny and quite warm. High in the lower or middlf* 80s. ' Extended weather forecast Thurs­ day through Saturday: Partly cloudy with a chance for showers and thunderstorms Thursday and Friday. Daily highs mostly in the 80s. Daily lows upper 50s to mid 60s. I l l inois temperatures )MJM Chicago O'Hare c Decatur c Mollnec HI Lo Pep 71 40 .... 76 40 .... 78 38 .... > Peoria pc Qulncy pc Bockfordc Springfield c National temperatures * By United Praaa International I City* Feet , Albuquerque pc - Anchorage »y * Aahevtllepc * Atlanta pc ' Billing* sy * Birmingham pc ; Boatonay Brownsville Tex.ts 1 Buffalo ay . Burlington Vt. sy . Charleston S C. pc OhariotteN.C.sy ' Chicago sy * Cincinnati sy , Cleveland sy . 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Louis ay ' Salt Lake City f San Antonio pc 0 San Diego pc < San Francisco pc Stock Market Report San Juan sy Seattle r Spokane cy Tampa pc Washington sy Wichita pc c-clear cl-clearing cy-cloudy f-falr fy-foggy hz-haze m-misslng pc-partly cloudy r-raln sh-showers sm-smoke sn-snow sy-sunny ts-thunderstorms w-windy 78 44 78 45 72 42 78 44 90 7S 84 52 80 45 87 71 75 52 75 83 By United Press International Chilly weather persisted through­ out the east Monday, breaking or tying records in 10 Atlantic Coast cities, while a tropical depression festering over the Bahamas was ex­ pected to strengthen and move north. A storm system was slipping into the country from the northwest, with high wind warning posted for the east slopes of the Montana Rockies. Gusts of 50 and 70 mph were possi­ ble, the National Weather Service said. A least 10 eastern cities reported record low temperatures early Mon­ day, many of them for the second or third straight day. Greensboro, N.C., and Raleigh-Durham N.C. broke or tied their record lows for a fourth day. Charlotte, N.C., tied a record low of 51 set in 1902 and a 43-degree reading in Knoxville, Tenri., broke a record of 46 set in 1904. The high pressure system respon­ sible for the cool weather was drift­ ing slowing to the east, the National Weather Service said. Early morning low temperatures were in the 30s and 40s across much of the east, with readings in the 40s reported as far south as South Caro­ lina. Low temperatures were also quite cool in the northwest and Great Basin with lows mostly in the 30s to mid 40s. Farther south, a tropical depres­ sion in the Bahamas, combined with high pressure centered over Penn­ sylvania, produced strong winds with gusts to 30 mph along the south­ eastern coast of Florida. Small craft advisories were in af­ fect along the North Carolina coast and south along the Florida shore­ line. Coastal flooding was also possi­ ble along the southeast Florida coast. Choppy weather in the Gulf forced the replica ship Godspeed to remain another day in Puerto Rico. The 3-stop voyage to Virginia, a re­ lation of the 1607 voyage of the first permanent English settlers to World, was expected to to 25 days, crew members iroyage to Virginia is the final leg of the Godspeed's voyage, which started in England earlier this year. Coastal flooding continued along the upper Texas coast. The National Weather Service said a combination of strong east winds and higher tides was causing some of the flooding. A few beach roads were under water in southeast Texas. Showers and thundershowers were reported across the Northern Plains, the southern Rockies, west and south Texas, the coastal sections of Florida and off the southern Atlantic Coast. News at a glance By United Press International U.S. becomes debtor nation WASHINGTON - The United States posted a $31.8 billion bal­ ance of payments deficit from April through June, more than enough to plunge the country into debtor status for the first time since World War I, the government said Monday. The red ink on what is known as the current account was the second largest quarterly total on record. Thirty four dead in Tripoli TRIPOLI, Lebanon -- Moslem militiamen fought artillery and mortar duels across the ravaged avenues of Tripoli on Monday, killing at least 34 people and wounding 76 in the worst street battles in the northern port in two years. A pre-dawn barrage of shells on Tripoli's Bahjat Ghanem army barracks killed an officer and nine soldiers and wounded 40. • \ v ' • . . . • • Tax reform hits the road WASHINGTON -- President Reagan continues his push for tax reform in tax-free New Hampshire this Week as his aides attempt to juggle an increasingly crowded agenda of domestic and foreign policy concerns. Reagan will carry his tax reform campaign to New Hampshire at midweek as the House Ways and Means Com­ mittee begins work on what the president hopes will be a satisfac­ tory bill. Negotiations progress * Pawtucket, R.I. -- Progress was reported Monday in a 9-day-old strike in Pawtucket to vote on a new contract proposal dismissed by union officials as insufficient. Summit problems explained WASHINGTON -- President Reagan said the reason it has taken so long to arrange a U.S-Soviet summit is because in his first term his counterparts in the Kremlin "kept dying on me." 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