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/ Pmm 1 McHEWRY PLAtWOEAlEB A PrlOy, 13. ms Today Weather TEMPERATURE A PRECIPITATION _ . 70 70 SHOWERS) Figures maximum temperatures FRONTAL SYSTEMS A AIR PLOW t ' " m 30^4 ̂30 ̂ 30 24 Q) - High National Weather Service Forecast to 7 pit. EST 9-13-85 UPI Weather Fotocast fe Midwest, Northeast get early preview off winter of the Midwest and North­ east got a preriew of winter early Thursday as the meravy dropped to the upper 30s and 40s. Frost warn- iop were posted for uoitliem por tons of MirtBgan and for parts of nonneastern new ion ano ooita- em Vermont A strong high pranre system in Ontario btuught far skies and the cool temperatures to ranch of the Midwest and the Northeast early today. Temperatures in the opper Ms and 41s were common from the Great Lakes through New England Thunderstorms packing high winds bit the Rockies Wednesday and heavy rains drenched parts of the Southeast and the central part of the nation " Cool, wet weather prevailed in the Rockies. Showers and thunder­ storms extended across much of the region, with some light snow report­ ed in the higher elevations of€otora- do and northern Utah Thunderstorms dumped two- thirds of an inch of ram in a 40- minute period at Liberty Park. Utah. Wednesday evening. Noitheiu Utah was lnt with some minor street Winds tutting 40 to 50 mph Mew along the front of the Wasatch mountain range just east of Salt Lake City, Utah. Wednesday eve­ ning. while a wind gust of St mph was docked at Roosevelt Utah. Heavy showers and thunder­ storms reached from the Texas Pan- handBe across southwestern Kansas. Rains of 2 to 4 inches Wednesday ckenched areas from the northern Texas Panhande to extieme south­ western Kansas. Heavy thunder­ storms also hit Use Georgia and South Carohda coasts, with nearly 2 inches of rain iccorded Wednesday evening at Beaufort S.C. Rain was also scattered over por­ tions of South Dakota and Nebraska, and over the northern Pacific Coast where gale warnings were posted Stock Market Repor t i Mich NEW YORK - Stock prices moved broadly lower for the third consecutive session in active trading Thursday. The Dow Jones industrial average iWMnwi 7.05 to 1,312.39 for a total loos of 23J0 points so far this week. Broader indicators also eased. The New York Stock Exchange in­ dex lost 0.06 to 100,30. Standard It Poor's 500-stock index fell 1.34 to 103.09. The price of an average share lost 27 cents. Among the 2,010 issues traded, de­ clines outpaced advances 1,135-411 Big Board volume totaled 107,070,000 shares compared with 100,300,000 Wednesday. Composite volume of NYSE-hsted issues on all U.8. eschangrs and over the counter totaled 133,032^30 shares compared with 117,710,360 Wednesday. The National Association of Secu­ rities Dealers index of OTC stocks eased 1.50 to 209.93. • PRIVATE PARTIES WEDDINGS •CLASS REUNIONS ETC." * HAROLD A DIXIE LUENEMANN J3 Quake rocks China, 4 dead Forecast By United Press International Illinois: Friday partly sunny with highs in the upper 60s to mid 70s north and in the 70s south. Friday night partly doudy west and south, fair northeast. Lows in the mid 40s to lower 50s north and in the 50s south. Saturday mostly sunny High* in the 70s north, upper 70s or lower 80s south. Southern Masis: Friday partly sunny. High in the lower or middle 70s. East to northeast winds 0 to 15 mph Friday night fair and cool again Low in the upper 40* or lower 50s. Saturday mostly sunny. High in the upper 70s. Friday mostly sunny. High around 70. East to northeast winds 0 to 15 mph Friday night fan- aid cool again Lows ranging from the mid 50s to the mid 40s. Saturday mostly srany High in the lower or middle 70s. TlttnoH extended forecast Si milsji through Tuesday: Fair throughout the period Highs in the 70s, lows in the 50s. By UriUdPnaWmBMl Hriat 73 4 --tmtm PoorU Ctty HI Lo Pep Qutaey Chicago O Hare (7 « MM RocfcJord Dccator 71 « MM Sprtaffieid 72 S2 MM 7S SI nooe « « MM 74 SI MM By United Press International Today is Friday, Stept 13, the 256th day of 1905 with 109 to follow. The moon is almost 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 Virgo. They include John J. ' Black Jack" Pershing, illustrious American general of World War I, in 1860; actress Claudette Colbert in 1906 (age 90); singer Mel Tonne in 1925 (age 60), and actress Jacqueline Bisset in 1946 (age 39 ) On this date in history : In 1759. in the French and Indian War, the British defeated the French on the Plains of Abraham overlooking the city of Quebec. In 1708. Congress authorized the first U.S. national election, to be held "the first Wednesday in January next (1789)." In 1965, West Germany and the Soviet Union established diplomatic relations, their first since the division of Germany after World War H. In 1971. New York State forces stormed and regained control of Attica state prison: 28 convicts and their nine hostages were killed In 1964. the U.S. government halted all shipments of Florida citrus fruit after citrus canker was discovered in the state. SAVE >50 to $600! FOR EVERY BUDGET • EVERY DECOR LIV ING ROOM • D INING ROOM • BEDROOM 'THE KID 'S ROOM • 'THE SLEEP SHOP" L A Z - B 0 Y S H 0 W P L A C E A thought for the day: British philosopher Bishop Richard Cumberland said, "It is better to wear out than to rust out " K ' "J. Jo'tt " l' if .41. "^ss& -S555V' CHAPEL HILL J*L COUNTRY CLUB 2500N. CHAPEL HILL RD. RS McHENRY, ILLINOIS 815-385 0333 United Preas International PEKING -- A powerful earth­ quake struck a western Chinese province bordering the Soviet Union Thursday, kflhng four people and injuring 61 in the second quake to rock the area in three weeks, the official Xinhua News Agency said. Xinhua said the quake also de­ stroyed buildings and flattened a bydropower station, damaging its dam. A State Seismologies! Bureau spokesman in the Xinjiang town of Artux, about 55 miles from the quake's epicenter, said local seismo­ graphs measured the 4:46 a.m. earthquake at 6.9 on the open-ended Rkfater scale. The spokesman said the temblors epicenter was near the Tien Shan mountain town of Wuqia, which was flattened Aug. 23 by a .major earth­ quake that registered 7.47 "V. "All of Wuqia county was affect­ ed, but most of the houses were already knocked down (by the earli­ er quake) and the people were living in a temporary camp." 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