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Show Wednesday, November 12.. By The Associated Press Central Utah: Tonight generally fair and quite cool. Lows in the niid to upper 20s. Thursday becoming partly cloudy and a little warmer. Highs in the low 50s. ltah: Partly cloudv north and mostly sunny south through Thursday. Generai-!fair tonight. A little warmer through Thursday. Lows tonight mainly in the 20s. Highs Thursday in the 50s except 60s in the extreme south. Northern Idaho: Guilder able cloudiness through Thursday. Chance ram or snow valleys and snow mountains increasing late tonight and Thursday. Highs mid 30s to mid 40s Thursday. Lows tonight 20s. ?.im , v .lur.eu 20 Nov 13. . Wi., I I i i o 31 15 30 24 69 43 45 32 86 56 44 34 02 52 37 48 39 86 73 16 50 40 26 20 IS 08 l.!".!t KvH K Lo r.te!es Louisville l.ubhivk Memphis Miami Beach Midland-Odess- a y Milu aukee FRONTS: Southeast Idaho: Considerble clouds through Thursday. A slight chance of showers tonight then chance showers Extended forecasts increasing north portions Thursday. 40. Western Montana: Mostly cloudy tonight with scattered snow developing mainly mountains. Thursday periods of snow with, a risk of freezing rain some valleys and turning a little warmer. Lows tonight mostly teens. Highs Thursday 25 to 35. Western Washington: Increasing chance rain through tonight becoming likely Thursday. Highs 40s north interior to lower 50s south and coast. Lows mid 30s to upper 40s. Eastern Washington: Increasing chance snow or rain later tonight and Thursday. Highs upper 20s north to lower 40s south. Lows 20s and lower 30s. An io n a I su mm a ry By The Associated Press Frigid air blew across the Plains today, whirling snow and pushing wind-chill- s to minus 50 degrees, while temperatures barely dipped below 80 in sections of Florida. Winds of up to 35 mph combined with the single digits to temperatures teens to produce wind chills of 20 to 50 degrees below zero in Montana. Wyoming, the Dakotas and northern Nebraska. Light snow was falling in the northern Mississippi Valley and the northern and central sections of the Plains and Rockies. Elsewhere, rain was scattered from the central Appalachians to the central and southern Atlantic Coast and across the lower Mississippi Valley. Mostly clear skies extended from Arkansas and southern Missouri across Oklahoma and southern Kansas, northern New Mexico, much of Arizona and California. A blizzard warning was posted in western South Dakota, where winds gusted to more than 40 mph and wind chills were expected to be as low as 70 below zero. in By The Associated Press Utah Friday through Sunday, Partly cloudy. Near seasonal temperatures. Few showers possible mainly north s to north half. Highs and south. Lows 20s and 30s. Northern Idaho Friday through Sunday, occasional rain lower valleys and snow in the mountains through the s to period. Highs in the s Lows to Central Idaho Friday through Sunday, occasional rain in the lower valleys with snow at times in the higher elevations through the period. Highs mid-30- s Lows upper teens to to the low 30s. Southern Idaho Friday through a chance ot showers Friday. Sunday Occasional rain showers valleys and snow in the mountains Saturday and Sunday. Highs in the upper 30s to upper mid-50- mid-40- s 55-6- 5 mid-30- mid-40- mid-30- mid-20- mid-40- 40s. Lows to s mid-20- A ational mid-30- Hi Albany. NY. Albuquerque Amanllo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Billings Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Burlington.Yt. Casper Charleston. SC. Charleston. W.Va. Charlotte.N.C. Lo 4128 clr clr clr 1100 Flagstaff Grand Rapids Great Falls Greensboro. N.C. 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WHO COULD COLOR OF MONEY 15 & 17th 125 No. University Ave AVAILABLE Mijjionory Emporium Univerjity Mall (Neit to J.B.S) 9 Orem, Utah Phone: r IfXC'-F- tL, 9 15 PROVO Provo High Auditorium J3S 2560 4:30 7:00 9:45 The most popular L.D.S. Family Musical Ever!! JUL C Slti THE BOY SOMETHING WILD 7:00-9:1- 5 I Slat. MS Soulh HO. 1230 NO. 233 81 U PlBlfllilffi-- I. r 374-552- 5 AND DANGEROUS 5 SATURDAY HBBBBB-H- grandchildren. BARGAIN PRICE All CEATC 7 O.IC SATURDAY 1 J THE BOY WHO COULD FLY IW PC) : grandchildren and four great - JI Children (MHU o j CL 7:00-9- I MON-FR- pm 120 West Main American Fork WHO clr clr 489-308- FLY Charles E. (Merlene) Fulmore of Petersburg. Va. They also have 13 "ISCOSTI ANVMtRFW. 4 MON-FR- THE BOY cdv Adults them, Bradford said, they will account for $1 million in taxes each year andemploy 400 people. 1 CLOSED ALL SEATS COULD 9 (Closed Sun.) 254 So. Main, Springville cdv clr J 1 Stores, Between Spanish Fork. 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All friends and relatives are invited to join the family from 3 to 6 p.m. in celebration of these events. Merrill and Thelma McKell are the parents of four children, Clair J. McKell of Salt Lake City; Merrill J. McKell of Spanish Fork; Mrs. William (Blanche) Schnei-decke- r of California and Mrs clr 45 34 69 Re- 1 An open house will be held Sunday, Nov. 16 at the Spanish Fork Senior Citizens Center to honor Merrill C. Short'' McKell of Spanish Fork on his 90th birthday. The event will also celebrate the 58th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. McKell, who were mar- cdv 31 26 46 42 69 34 24 35 31.29 the Industrial Development search Counci ilDRC). Merrill "Short" McKell to turn 90 cdv cdv 81 top-lev- . clr clr clr 80 53 38 34 25 36 30 34 48 38 39 34.70 58 47.32 2 10 Bane Wilkes cd cdv 59 78 cdv 38 70 cdv 49 18 clr 12.04 cdv 39 30 clr 25 12 04 cdv 83 70 cdv 44 35 78 clr Seattle Shieveport Sioux Falls Spokane Syracuse Tampa-S- t Ptrsbg Topeka Tucson Tulsa Washington. DC. Wichita cdv 50 46.89 cdv 33 25.55 clr cdv 80 712.33 cdv Houston Indianapolis Jackson. Miss. Jacksonville 73 44 62 42 St Louis Salt Lak City San Antonio San Diego San Francisco San Juan. P R St Ste Mane sn cdv 13 70 571 28 40 3l). 23 33 24 2b 42 33 38 27 10 54 15 24 1!) 38 22 01 17 03 59 40 41 28 18 04 Fargo Pre Otlk RATING Gl IDE FOR FAMILIES G: "General Audience." A lilm most parents would find suitable for the entire family. FG: "Parental Guidance Suggested." Parents are cautioned they would probably consider some material unsuitable for children. Parents are urged to inquire about the film before deciding on a child's attendance. PG-1"Parental Guidance Suggested for Those I'nder 13." Parents are warned that some material is likely to These be unsuitable for films are otten too intense or suggestive to view. for youngsters R: "Restricted." Film contains adult-typ- e material and those under 18 are not admitted unless they are in the company of a parent or adult guardian. Motion Picture Assoc. of America siiilc. to si - 45 04.12 31 20 41 27 05 48 41 14 New Orleans New York Citv executives will answer more questions and is much more effective than an expensive advertising campaign," Brown said before the trip. We picked up several good leads, especially in the aerospace industry, and we'll be following those up." Bradford said after the trip. The Orlando convention hosted Arnold Brown. Robert Warnick and Richard Bradford represented I t ah County at a recent meeting in Orlando. Fla of real estate directors of some of the world's largest corporations. Brown. Warnick and Bradford were there to lure major industrial plants to ltah Valley. The three are officers in the I'tah Valley Industrial Development Association il'VlDA'. Brown is president. and BradWarnick president-elec- t ford executive vice president. As a result of meetings last year. lA'IDA has announced two additional Fortune 500 companies lor l tah Valley. They are: American Stores. Paysou, and Longview Fibre in Spanish Fork. Together they will pay more than a million dollars annually in taxes and will hu e more than 400 new workers. The three staffed a hospitality-suitwhere the real estate directors came inquiring about Utah's industrial climate and site possibilities. conversation casual in the l tah Suite with one of these temperatures This weekend, let your whole family live like fat cats. a? ' - Stationary Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbia. SC. Columbus, Ohio Concord. N. 11. Da Has-F- t Worth Dayton Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth El Paso Evansville Fairbanks By The Associated Press Wednesday Temperatures indicate previous day's high and overnight low to 8 a.m. EST. ?69; --- Occluded Showers Rain Flurries Snow to 35. Wyoming: Clear tonight. Increasing cloudiness, windy and much warmer Thursday. Slight chance for showers north. Very windy near southeast mountains. Lows tonight zero to 15. Highs Thursday 35 to 45. Northern and central Nevada: Mostly sunny. Variable high clouds north Thursday. A little warmer. Highs from the lower 50s to lower 60s. Lows tonight mid teens and 20s. Southern Nevada: Sunny through Thursday. A little warmer today. Highs in the upper 60s to upper 70s. Lows tonight mid 30s and 40s. Eastern Montana: Increasing high clouds west tonight. Mostly cloudy and much warmer Thursday with snow likely western mountains. Increasing southwest winds east slopes of Rockies later today through Thursday causing areas of blowing and drifting snow. Lows tonight 5 above to 15 below except teens east slopes. Highs Thursday 25 to Cold Warm Yi.-hi!- ;e Nortolk.Va. North Platte Oklahoma City Omaha Orlando Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland. Maine Pol l land. Ore Providence Raleigh Rapid City Reno Richmond Sacramento Southwest Idaho: Variable clouds Highs 35 to 45 Thursday. Lows tonight uper teens and 20s. Paul Mpls-S- t through Thursday. A slight chance of rain or snow showers except chance rain or snow increasing north Thursday. Highs 40s to low 50s Thursday but locally 30s mountains. Lows tonight 25 Vs report on Utah Valley 7 a m EST, Thu Forecastfor Th l tah, Big corporations hear Weather report Regional forecasts THE HERALD. Provo. 19fio l!clldl ll llllll UM MTV Video Goodmn NASH Nashville Now Video Goodmn MTV Presents: Tom Petty New Ctry. Crook Videocntry j Nashville Now New Ctry. |