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^•g^^jJAcHENRY^LA^NDEALER^Sectjoo^^FH^yjAuausni^W Today Weather Illinois temperatures TEMPERATURE ft PRECIPITATION ZyA' /[SHOWERS* Figures indicate maximum temperatures FRONTAL SYSTEMS & AIR FLOW 30.00 30.00 29.77 (9 - High (J)- Low National Weather Service Forecast to 7 p.m. EST 8-16-85 UPI Weather Fotocast ® Forecast By United Press International Illinois: Friday partly sunny and a little warmer with a chance of thunderstorms, McHenry: Friday partly sunny and a little warmer. High in the lower or middle 80s. Light east to southeast winds. Friday night part^ ly cloudy and warmer with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms. Low in the middle 60s. Sati partly sunny, wan^and-hunritTwith a 30 percent chance of thunder- Almanac storms. High in the middle 80s. Illinois extended forecast Satur­ day through Monday: Partly cloudy and warm Saturday and Sunday with chance of showers and thun­ derstorms Sunday, highs upper 70s extreme north to upper 80s extreme south, lows in the 60s. Partly cloudy and cooler Monday with chance of showers and thunderstorms south, highs mid 70s to low 80s north and low to mid 80s south, lows upper 50s to mid 60s. If You Fail To Receive Your McHenry Plaindealer Before 7:00 a.m. • Please Call Our Circulation Dept. Before 10:00 a.m. at 385-0178. We'll Bring One Right Out To You! Plaindealer Circulation Dept. 385-0178 City Chicago O'Hare Decatur Moline HI Lo Pep 80 64 .40 84 68 -1.94 70 65 .04 Peoria Quincy Rockford Springfield 78 65 .34 74 64 .92 73 63 .13 83 65 1.46 National temperatures By United Press International Today is Friday, Aug. 16, the 228th day of 1985 with 137 to follow. The moon is new. 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 Leo. They include the poet -Lord Alfred Tennyson in 1850, circus master Robert Ringing in 1897, actor Fess Parker in 1925 (age 60), and actor Robert Culp in 1930 (age 55). On this date in history: In 1812, British forces foiled plans for a U.S. invasion of Canada by capturing the city of Detroit. In 1896, the North Country gold rush began with the discovery of gold in the Klondike region of Canada's Yukon Territory. In 1948, Babe Ruth died in New York City of cancer. He was 53. In 1977, Elvis Presley died at his home in Memphis at age 42. In 1984, automaker John Z. DeLorean's trial on cocaine dealing charges ended after 22 weeks with his acquittal by a Los Angeles federal jury. A thought for the day: British statesman Viscount John Morley said, "Those who would treat politics and morality apart will never understand the one or the other." By United Press International City*Feat Hi Lo Pep Albuquerque pc 91 67 Anchorage r 65 55 Ashevillepc ° 85 62 Atlanta pc 89 70 Billing* cy 71 55 Birmingham ts 91 71 Boston hz 91 75 Brownsville Tex.pc 95 73 Buffalo ts 83 71 Burlington Vt. pc 89 66 Charleston S.C. sy 90 78 Charlotte N.C. hz 91 67 Chicago sh 80 64 Cincinnati ts 90 70 Cleveland ts 86 m Columbus ts r 92 73 Dallas pc 96 71 Denver sy 73 51 Des Moines pc 71 59 Detroit ts 84 65 Duiuthsy 68 47 EI Psso pc 97 68 Evansvllle ts 93 75 Hartford sy 97 73 Honolulu sy 91 76 Houston pc 88 76 Indianapolis ts 83 66 Jackson Miss, ts 92 71 Jacksonville ts 88 72 Kansas City pc 72 60 Las Vegas c 102 73 Little Rock ts 94 73 Los Angeles sy 79 64 .... Louisville ts 92 74 .... Memphis cy 92 75 .... Miami Beach pc 88 83 .... Milwaukee cy 77 65 .02 .04 .17 08 .13 1.13 31 .06 1.44 .97 .34 .66 !o5 Minneapolis pc Nashville pc New Orleans ts New York pc Oklahoma City pc « Omaha dc Philadelphia hz Phoenix sy Pittsburgh ts Portland Me. hz Portland Ore. sy Providence hz Richmond pc St. Louis ts ' Salt Lake City pc San Antonio pc San Diego f San Francisco f ' San Juan pc Seattle f Spokane pc Tampa pc Washington pc Wichita cy c-clear cl-clearing cy-clOudy f-fair fy-foggy hz-haze m-missing pc-partly cloudy r-raln sh-showers sm-smoke sn-snow sy-sunny . ts-thunderstorms w-wlndy 74 55 ."... 95 74 85 73 1.15 94 80 78 65 T7 69 57 93 75 , 106 77 91 66 .08 88 66 92 60 92 74 100 74 88 70 .33 83 57 95 73 .19 75 65 66 58 89 78 .07 86 56 83 55 93 *4 98 74 76 65 .11 International temperatures By United Press International Nassau c 7am 83 29 Temperature and weather from around the New Delhi ts 5pm 82 28 world at 1200 GMT Aug. 15,1965 Ntcec lpm 86 30 Local Temp Oslocy' lpm 63 17 City F C Paris pc lpm 71 22 City Time F C Pretoria c 2pm 79 26 Aberdeen cy 12n 54 12 Riyadh c 3pm 108 42 Amsterdam pc 1pm 89 21 Romec lpm 91 33 Ankarac 2pm 85 30 Seoulcy 9pm 75 24 Athensc 2pm 92 34 Sofia c 2pm 86 30 Auckland c 12a 40 05 Stockholm pc lpm 71 21 Beijing cy 8pm 76 25 Sydney cy 10pm 61 16 Beirut pc 2pm 87 31 Taipei cy 8pm 83 29 Berlin r 1pm 69 21 Tokyoc 9pm 83 28 Bonn pc 1pm 77 25 Tunis c lpm 91 33 Brussels pc lpm 69 20 Vienna c lpm 88 31 Cairo 2pm -- V, Warsaw c lpm 87 31 Casablanca 12n -- Latin America lpm Copenhagen pc lpm 71 22 Buenos Aires cy 9am 55 13 Dakar pc 12n 83 28 Caracas 8am -- -- Dublin r 12n 57 14 Havana 7am -- -- Genevac lpm 81 27 Limacy \ 7am 59 15 Helsinki pc 2pm 71 22 Santiago fy nm 30-01 Jerusalem c 3pm 89 32 Canada ^ v Lisbon c 12n 77 25 Calgary r \ A 20 London r 12n 63 17 Edmonton cy V 66 18 Madrid c llam 86 30 Montreal cy -W 31 Malta c lpm 91 33 Ottawa r 93 33 Manila pc 8pm 82 28 Begins pc 68 19 Moscow c 3pm 79 26 Toronto r 88 31 Nairobi cy 3pm 70 21 Vancouver c 74 23 Stock Market Report By Ellen FreUich UPI Business Writer NEW YORK - Stock prices closed slightly higher In continued light trading Thursday. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 0.78 to 1,317.76. The Dow trans­ portation index fell 3.16 to 671.00. Broader indicators eased. The New York Stock Exchange index declined 0.03 to 108.59. Standard & Poor's 500-stock index fell 0.15 to 187.26. The price of an average share fell two cents. Among the 1,969 issues traded, advances outpaced declines 749-700. Big Board volume totaled 86,100,000 shares compared with 85,780,000 Wednesday. Composite volume of NYSE-listed issues on all U.S. exchanges and over Bfhe counter totaled 103,205,210 shares vs. 105,009,400 Wednesday. "With no momentum investors R.W. LIQUIDATORS Retail Warehouse Outlet Store RETAILERS OF CL0SED-0UT MERCHANDISE "IF IT'S NOT A BARGAIN WE DON'T HAVE IT! HARVARD -- 63 N. AYER STREET McHENRY - 3012 RT. 120, EAST OF RIVER • t Y • Ti HHncs News at a glance By United Press International S. African reforms pledged JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - President Pieter Botha, in "a manifesto for the future," pledged today to involve blacks in deci­ sion-making but said he would not lead the nation's white minority «*on a road to abdication" by giving blacks an equal vote with whites. In a major policy speech, Botha pledged to negotiate with black leaders but gave no details of how the talks would be set up. Flight recorders examined TOKYO -- Japanese and U.S. investigators Thursday examined the flight recorders from the jumbo jet that Crashed with 524 people aboard and the government ordered tail inspections for the coun­ try's entire Boeing 747 fleet. Inspections were ordered after prelim­ inary evidence indicated that the tail section of Japan Air Lines Flight 123 broke up Monday before the plane crashed. Meggele report begins WILMINGTON, Del. - The American forensic team that exam­ ined human remains believed to be those of Nazi war criminal Josef Mengele met Thursday to begin writing the final report on its investigation. Elvis memorial ceremonies MEMPHIS - Around 3,500 people a day have been passing through Graceland this week to commemorate the eight anniversary of the death of rock 'n' roll legend Elvis Presley, an official of the man­ sion said Thursday. Amish study released CHICAGO -- A study of an Amish community indicates suicide may run in the family, with a predisposition to severe depression and self-destructive behavior being passed genetically from one generation tothe next. take the route of least resistance," said Trade Latimer of Evans & Co. She said the market would probably hang back until nearer Labor Day, when it may get clearer signals on the economy and monetary policy. 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