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or the Record MOINES TRIBUNE Tuesday, November 30, 1976 7 THE WEATHER Until Wednesday 20 10 10 20 10 Snow Flurries low WARM 30 Figures show temperatures Rain 40 300 for area. 40 Cold Warm Data from 50 Showers Stationary Occluded 40 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECASTS LOCAL Mostly clondy with a chance of light snow Tuesday night, lows 10 to 15. Decreasing cloudiness Wednesday with a slight chance of light snow forenoon, highs in low to mid-20s. IOWA Mostly cloudy with a chance of light snow over the state Tuesday night, lows 10 northeast to teens southwest. Decreasing cloudiness from west to east Wednesday with light snow in east, highs teens northeast to 20s west and south.

EXTENDED OUTLOOK Thursday through Saturday: A warming trend through the period with highs 20s and 30s Thursday, 40s and 50s Saturday. Lows 5 to 15 Thursday and Friday, 20s Saturday. A chance of rain or snow Saturday. Iowa High Low Inch CitY Mon. Tues.

Prec. Ames 22 -6 Tra. Burlington 0.00 Carroll 0.00 Cedar Rapids 0.00 Council Bluffs 0.00 Davenport 0.00 Des Moines 0.00 Dubuque 12 0.00 Fort Dodge 21 Tra. Knoxville 0.00 Lamoni 0.00 Marshalltown 0.00 Mason City 0.00 Ottumwa 0.00 Red Oak 0.00 Sioux City 0.00 Spencer 15 0.00 Waterloo 16 0.00 Winterset 20 -8 0.00 Precipitation is for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Tuesday (This schedule of moon rises TEMPERATURES United States High Monday: 89 Beach, Fla.

Low Tuesday -23, Minn. High City Mon. Albuquerque 29 Atlanta 44 Bismarck 13 Boston 49 Brownsville Casper 31 Chicago 12 Dallas Denver Detroit Fairbanks Fargo Honolulu International Falls Kansas City Los Angeles 70 Memphis 31 Miami Beach 83 Minneapolis 15 New Orleans New York North Platte Oklahoma City Phoenix 61 Portland, Ore. 45 and sets has been provided by Dr. Lawrence Staunton and the Department of Physics and Astronomy of Drake University.) The Moon: Sets: 2 :29 a.m.

Wednesday Rises: 2:02 p.m. Wednesday The Sun: Sets: 4:46 p.m. Tuesday Rises: 7:21 a.m. Wednesday Weather Information: Continuous broadcasts from the Des Moines office of the National Weather Service may be received on radio station KEC-75 (FM) at 162.55 megahertz. 30 DAY PRECIPITATION OUTLOOK ABOVE ABOVE BELOW ABOVE 30-DAY TEMPERATURE OUTLOOK ABOVE NEAR BELOW NORMAL Seurea: NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE Snow adds woes to record lows Snow fell in western Iowa Tuesday morning and began moving eastward as frigid temperatures continued throughout the state.

Morning temperatures of 6 degrees CONDITIONS DES MOINES MOISTURE: 1.30 below normal; 29.87 above normal. DES MOINES RIVER Tuesday at Second Avenue in (bankfull 23). RED ROCK POOL FALLING: at dam, 724.71 feet (normal, DES MOINES' record 1922; record low -3 in 1964." West Palm Hibbing, Low inch. Tues. Prec.

0.00 0.00 0.07 23 0.21 0.00 23 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.02 0.00 0.00 Tra. 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.16 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 .08 inches since Nov. inches since Jan. 1, STEADY: Stage 7 Des Moines; 12.50 Stage 8 a.m. Tuesday 725).

for Nov. 30, 69 Reno 48 13 0.00 St. Louis 0.00 St. Petersburg 0.08 Salt Lake City 0.00 San Francisco 0.00 Seattle 32 0.00 Washington, D.C... 50 0.13 Precipitation is for 24 hours ending 7 a.m.

Tuesday Outside United States City and local time Temp. Aberdeen, 1 p.m. Cloudy 37 Auckland, Midnight Cloudy 59 Cairo, Berlin, 2 1 p.m. Cloudy 46 p.m. Cloudy Casablanca, Noon Cloudy Copenhagen, 1 p.m.

Cloudy 43 Geneva, 1 p.m. Cloudy London, 1 p.m. Rain Madrid, 1 p.m. Cloudy 39 Moscow, 3 p.m. Cloudy 36 New Delhi, 5 p.m.

Clear 73 Parks, 1 p.m. Rain Rio de Janeiro, 9 a.m. Clear 81 Rome, 1 p.m. Cloudy 59 Saigon, 8 p.m. Cloudy Stockholm, 1 p.m.

Cloudy Sydney, 10 p.m. Clear 68 Tokyo, 9 p.m. Clear Warsaw, 1 p.m. Cloudy NOVEMBER Full Last New First Moon Quarter Moon Quarter Nov.6 Nov. 14 Nov.

21 Nov. 28 30-DAY OUTLOOK The National Weather Service forecasts below normal temperatures and below normal precipitation for Iowa during the next 30 days. Normal temperatures are: At beginning of period, highs from mid-30s north to mid-40s south, lows from 20 north to mid-20s south; at end of period, highs from upper 20s north to mid-30s south, lows from 8 north to mid-teens south. Normal precipitation is .82 inches northwest to 1.57 southeast. below zero at Cedar Rapids and 9 below at Dubuque broke those cities' record lows for the date of minus four set in 1929.

Lows ranged from 14 degrees below zero at Elkader and Elma to 7 at Burlington. Des Moines' low was 1 below but by noon the temperature was up to 17. SPECIAL! Here's a deal worth listening to! PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE! the famous regency 10 channel Scanner only $14995 that cannot become obsolete on existing public service bands. It's the It's the scanner that tells you, automatically what's happening as it happens on police, scanner fire, and emergency radio the busiest network in town. And it's by Regency maker of the world's first transistor radio.

SHOP AT Have resentative a trained come Archer BUY WHERE YOU HOME with your your home and selection help you ARE SURE OF SERVICE Call For Service: 288-1923 2726 Douglas 277-9923 Open 9-8 4000 SW 9th 288-1923 Open 9-7 Iowa Deaths ALLISON Leo J. Loes, 77. ANITA Mauius N. Lambertsen, 87. 7 ARGYLE CARROLL John Floyd J.

Swinderman, Boell, 49. 69; Mrs. John A. Drees, 90; Elmer F. Onken, 78.

CEDAR RAPIDS Ervin L. Bolgren, 75; Robert E. McCoy, 59; Nathl A. Potter, 70; John E. Thomas, Mrs.

Cecil Dauenbaugh, 68; Sherman Madlock, 76; Dorothy P. Davis, 59; George M. Jandl, 59; Mrs. Allen J. Brink, 61; Adolf Fladiy, 79; Infant daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Joseph Gallo; Charles Castek, 86; Mrs. Carleton R. Porter, 83; Willis R. Martin, 81; J.

Joseph O'Donnell, 87; Mrs. Joseph J. Sponar, 78; Carl C. Hoover, 87. CENTER POINT Mrs.

Frank Fee, 88; Jens Brodersen, 72. CENTRAL CITY Richard J. McMullen, 57. CHURDAN Mrs. Lydia Brown, 89.

CONRAD Robert Hillygus, 67. COON RAPIDS Earl H. Clark, 84. DUBUQUE Martin Vandenberg, 84; Mabel Kyne, 89; Mrs. Ruth Lu Grain, 61; Mrs.

Madeline Hickson, 79; Mrs. Clara Rosina Vodicka, 86; Wilfred Lyons, 66; Sallie Wolf; Mrs. Mary B. Meyer, 87; Sister Mary Jonita Kelly, 71; Mrs. Albrecht Eiting, 63; Mrs.

Dwight Bull, 77; Joseph A. Lo Blanco, 85; Charles E. Kisas, 74; Sister Mary Concepta Welty, 84; Francis Mitchell, 74; Walter 0. Schmid, 46; David P. Campbell, 83; Sharon Kelley, infant daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Kelley. DYERSVILLE Louis Bergfeld. EDGEWOOD Walter Hines, 79. ELKADER Joseph Russell, 93.

ELY Mrs. Joseph Moses, 89. EMMETSBURG Albert J. Peoppe, 74. EPWORTH E.

Connor Callahan, 67. FARLEY Mrs. Marie Kirby, 88. FORT MADISON Mrs. Ethel Barnhart, 86; William Marsh, 67; Bernard J.

Pollpeter, 58; George T. Meeks, 84; Thomas Alyce Williams, 73. GRISWOLD Robert L. Cary, 82. GRUNDY CENTER Tim Dudden, 72.

IOWA FALLS Sofus K. Bach, 89. JEFFERSON Mrs. Mabel H. Bucholz, 87.

LIDDERDALE Joseph Beverink, 78. LISBON Robert Owens, 27. MANILLA Mrs. Hilaria Huebner, 79. 1, MANNING Leonard Willenborg, 70; John W.

Kienast, 83; John S. Kasperbauer, 80; Mrs. Clara .12 Lamp, 79. MARION Thomas G. Hotle, 70.

McGREGOR Edward C. McAndrews, 88. MONONA Mrs. Frieda Hanson, 86; Oscar A. a.m.

Larson, 72. feet MONTROSE Lawrence Naylor, 75. MOUNT VERNON James Bartosh, 86. OTTUMWA Hedvig E. Carison, 79; Lloyd D.

Nelson, 57; Carl C. Piaff, 78; Carl Mohler, 55; Clarence J. Smith, 81; Paul C. Coleman, 50; William Corne, 79; Elmer L. Close, 67; Mrs.

Mary E. Neison, 87; Mrs. Yvonne Stinespring, 80. POMEROY Mrs. Meta Burmeister, 83; LeRoy in Crandall, 58; Adolph Peiffer, 80.

ROCKWELL CITY Mrs. Rubie Melody, 84. SAC CITY Doyan Gibson, 90; Guy Wickersheim, 73; Elmer Kreft, 70. SIOUX CITY David I. Zeitler, 57; Mrs.

Harry Remington, 89; Leo E. (Gene) Reilly, 75; Charles A. Daugherty, 78; Mrs. Floyd Ferdig, 71; Mrs. Kenneth F.

Perley, 68; John Kozak, 56; Arnold S. Hollister, 58; Roy G. Page, 87; Mrs. Conrad Featherstone, 66; David P. Campbell, 83; Mrs.

Virgil E. Moser, Arthur J. Washburn, 76; Joe Speake, 61. SPRING VILLE Carl L. Burroughs, 90.

WALL LAKE Donald E. Werkmeister, 50. WATERLOO Mrs. Etta K. Robinson, 84; John Nielsen, 71; Guy M.

Haynes, 86; Fred Schiefelbein, 81; Larkin (Larry) A. Collins, 68; Mrs. Ruth Ellinitz, 51; Wilda Mae Beck, 74; Mrs. Charlotte Carroll, Harry M. McArthur, 79; Frank V.

Wallace, Gerald Dahl, 28; Otis Hardy, 54. WELLSBURG Mrs. Susie Paterni, 70. WEST POINT Jerome A. Meyers, 64.

WILLEY Mrs. Mary Wendi, 90. WINTERSET Mrs. Violet A. McDonald, 56.

The Iowa The Iowa Almanac Des Moines Births CORCORAN Charles and Judith, of 712 Tenth West Des Moines, a daughter, Tuesday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital. ROBINSON Eugene and Marlene of Ames, a son, Monday at lowa Lutheran Hospital. BARNARD Randy and Irene of 1845 Call a daughter, Tuesday at Broadlawns Polk County Hospital. STEEN Daniel and Patricia of 5650 N.W. Sixtythird Place, a daughter, Monday at lowa Methodist Medical Center.

ROBERTS Roy and Norma of Waukee, daughter, Tuesday at lowa Methodist Medical idea Center. Des Moines Deaths SAMPSON Cyrus 67, of 3814 Fiftieth SI. died Tuesday at Mercy Hospital. BISIGNANO Mrs. Raffaele, 72, of 1906 Fifty-first St.

died Tuesday at Northwest Community Hospital. WHITE Michelle, three-year-old daughter of Carroll R. and Joan of 2710 Capitol died Tuesday at lowa Methodist Medical Center. SMITH Thomas 92, of Wesley Acres, 3520 Grand died there Monday. KELLER Lester, 81, of 2613 Capitol Ave.

died Tuesday at lowa Lutheran Hospital. Marriage License Applications Polk County John Eric Quam, 32, Foster City, and Dawn Marie Ann Mitchell, 24, Marshalltown. Charles Richard Venn, 43, Des Moines, and Jean Eleanora Keith, 35, Des Moines. Brian Kelly Treanor, legal, Des Moines, and Lisa Jane Pinckney, legal, Des Moines. Randy Lee Williams, 22, Runnells, and Joanne Loy, 21, Runnells.

Benedict Steven Sinclair, 21, Carlisle, and Paula Jean Berry, 22, Carlisle. Everett Leland Spurgeon, 17, Des Moines, and Debbie Lee Ripple, 17, Des Moines. William Charles Mingst, 29, West Des Moines, and Christine Mary Jeglum, 22, Des Moines. Ronald Ray Liliedahl, 24, Des Moines, and Loretta Mary Hansen, 24, Des Moines. Michael Warren Ferguson, 23, Runnells, and Mary Jane Westendorf, 25, Des Moines.

Dwight Perry Sellers, legal, Des Moines, and Sharon Lynn Latham, legal, Des Moines. Ronald Lee Usovsky, 21, Centerville, and Marsha Lou Leon, 29, Bloomfield. Merlyn Eugene Mortenson, 38, Altoona, and Helen Marlene Holten, 42, Granite City, Ill. Bill John Enos, 23, Des Moines, and Connie Jean Lingle, 16, Des Moines. Larry Lee Mason, 29, Carlisle, and Marilyn Joyce Maxwell, 25, Altoona.

Stewart Craig Price, 22, Carlisle, and Kayla Aileen Kain, 20, Carlisle. Thomas Janes Utterback, 22, Des Moines, and Susan Kim McVeigh, 21, Des Moines. Dissolutions of Marriage Granted Carey Lee and Donna Lou Gilbert Margaret Marie and Angelito Bustamante 78; Barongan Sharon Jane and Darwin Eugene Pitts Mary Lee and Larry Jay McQuiston Pamella Sue and Stephen Leroy Kurchinski N. Charles Grant and Betty Joanne Dairymple Joyce Aileen and Max W. Gilmore, ir.

Arlene Ruth and Robert Lee Jones 50; Casey M. and Deborah Jo Jones 52; Rose M. and Richard A. Forkner Patrick John and Diane Kay Janssen Harold and Marilyn Stewart Doria and Emory Van Sickle Nancy Colleen and Larry James Durham Vanita P. and Thorpe L.

Friar Fly to Grand jury to investigate D.M. shooting By David Garms A case involving a Berwick area woman who apparently was shot with her own gun Monday night will be turned over to the Polk County Grand Jury, police said Tuesday. On the advice of the county attorney's office, no charges will be filed by police in the shooting, according to Sgt. Richard Mould. But, he said, "We're sending the whole thing to the grand Vicki Kay Stafford, 22, also known as Vicki Anderson, of 5605 Berwick Road, was shot in the left side about 10:30 p.m.

during an argument over a car accident that occurred Friday night in Des Moines. Stafford and two other persons in her car, Wendell Webb-Bey, 24, whose last known address was 1608 Twelfth St. and Alberta Sue Fisher, 24, whose address is not known by authorities, stopped a car driven by Steven Klug, 19, of 1622 Lyon St. at Ninth Street and College Avenue, police said. Officers said a passenger in Klug's car, David Meyers, 20, of 245 E.

Nineteenth St. fled on foot and was pursued temporarily by Webb-Bey. Klug and the two women got into an argument, a gun was produced and Stafford was shot, according to police. "We believe it was her own gun she got shot with," Mould said. After the shooting, police said, Fisher and Webb-Bey helped Stafford back into her car and drove away but the three was stopped in the 300 block of Forest Avenue by officers who had been notified of the shooting.

Police said they recovered handgun in an alley there and that Stafford had told them she had thrown the gun out of the car. Stafford was taken to Broadlawns General Hospital where she was Ozark TWA. We make the East easier to get to. Boston New York Des Moines Philadelphia Washington St. Louis If you're planning to go east for get you where you want to go business or a vacation, fly Ozark to quickly and conveniently.

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Police said Stafford told them Klug's car was stopped because she believed it was the same one that was involved in a hit-and-run accident. Amtrak train derails WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) Amtrak passenger train Chicago derailed at Sewell, early Tuesday, but there serious injuries, an Amtrak woman said. One of the 84 suffered a minor injury as all of the train, No. 51, the Whitcomb Riley, left the An bound for W.

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