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Show The Daily Herald The Accu-Weath- i -v- Wednesdsay, November 4, 1992 By The Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. ill r-,. More forecast for noon, Thursday, Nov. 5. er v? smw likely tonight Associated Press Saturday partly cloudy. A few showers Saturday. Highs in the 50s UTAH lower 60s. Lows in the 20s to to Salt Lake, Ogden and Provo: occasional rain Tonight rain or snow becoming or snow. Sundayin the 40s to lower Highs in the Lows cold. Not as likely. s to Snow level near 50s. Lows in the low to 5,000 feet. Local southerly wind Dixie: Tonight partly cloudy. 10 to 15 mph. Thursday showers variable clouds. WarmThursday becomand likely early decreasing er. ing partly cloudy in the afternoon. IDAHO Milder. Highs in the lower 50s. Idaho: Northern Tonight areas measurable of Chance precipitation 60 percent tonight and Thurs- of valley fog or low clouds. Otherwise partly cloudy with scattered day. valley rain and mountain snow rain or Northern Utah: Tonight snow becoming likely especially showers during the evening. Snow 5 level 4,500 feet. Lows in the s western portion. Lows in the 30s. lower to areas Thursday to Thursday showers of valley fog or low clouds. Otherlikely but decreasing during the wise partly cloudy with scattered s in the to day. Highs Extended forecast, Friday snow showers near the montana border. Highs in the 40s to lower partly cloudy. Chance of rain or snow late in the day. Highs in the 50s. Extended forecast, Friday s Lows in the through Sunday mostly cloudy and to 20s to lower 30s. Saturday and cool with a chance of rain and snow showers. Lows in the 20s and Sunday occasional rain or snow s to lower 30s. Highs in the all snow locations at becoming Sunday. Highs in the 40s. Lows in Central Idaho: Tonight patches s the to Southern Utah: Tonight partly of valley fog. Otherwise partly s to cloudy. Isolated rain and snow cloudy. Lows in the showers with the snow level near mid-30Thursday variable feet. Lows in the teens to 5,000 showers. clouds. Widely scattered Thursday partly cloudy. 50s lower in the lower to Highs 60s. Extended forecast, Friday and Scattered snow showers over the eastern mountains and widely scattered snow showers valleys near the Montana line. Highs in the upExtended foreper 30s to cast, Friday through Sunday mostly cloudy and cool with a chance of Paul 31 snow; San Antonio 53 snow showers. Lows in the teens slight chance of rain or snow north and east mainly over the mounto mid-30- s. tains. Lows in the mid-20- s Thursday partly cloudy. mid-30- s. mid-20- mid-20- mid-30- s. FRONTS: mid-30- mid-40- s. STATIONARY 1992 Accu-Weathe- Inc r, Pressure H L HIGH LOW mid-50- s. mid-40- 80s 60sJ WARM COLD Xk 60s! 70 mid-50- s. mid-40- X mid-30- s. mid-20- x x X mid-20- M s. SHOWERS RAIN FLURRIES SNOW ICE SUNNY CLOUDY PT. CLOUDY mid-20- s. Wa Associated Press Wyoming gets white stuff; rain in the East The Associated Press By Snow continued to fall today across much of the nation's midsection. One Wyoming town had received more than 3 feet. Rain fell early today in many East Coast cities, and it was cloudy along much of the West Coast. Snow fell early today in Casper, Wyo., as well as Des Moines, drizzle; Buffalo 56 partly cloudy; Charleston, S.C., 67 foggy; Chattanooga 66 cloudy; Cincinnati 62 cloudy; Cleveland 60 windy; Detroit 55 rain; Hatteras 61 fair; Jacksonville 72 partly cloudy; Key in, central Plains and northern West 80 partly cloudy; Knoxville Great Lakes; in the 50s in much of 53 cloudy; Macon 68 rain; Miami the Pacific Northwest, southern 75 showers; New York 51 foggy; Plains and from the Ohio Valley Philadelphia 48 foggy; Pittsburgh through northern New England; 52 partly cloudy; Portland, Maine, and in the 60s and 70s from the 41 drizzle; Richmond 51 partly Southeast through the cloudy; Tampa 72 fair; Washingstates. ton, D.C., 48 fair. cold front crosses the Gulf Coast. Rain was expected in the Northwest and Northeast. Highs today were forecast in the 30s across much of the northern Plains; in the 40s in the Great Bas- Iowa, Omaha, Neb., Bismarck, N.D.,and Rapid City. S.D. About 40 inches of snow fell Tuesday in Sheridan, Wyo., and Corpus Christi broke a record 5'2 inches in Cheyenne was an inch more than the previous record for the date with 91 degrees. Ft. Myers, Fla., tied its record for the set in 1973. Several state and interdate with 89, and Hollywood, state highways were closed. Fla. did likewise with 88. , to The snow was expected taper off in Wyoming today, and snow in The high for the nation Tuesday Minnesota and Wisconsin also was was 95 at Kingsville, Texas. Other reports at 4 a.m. EST (Atexpected to diminish. Flurries were anticipated in upper Michimospheric conditions not available for many cities): gan. Showers and scattered thunderEast: Albany, N.Y., 46 drizstorms were predicted for the Apand the Southeast as a zle; Atlanta 63 rain; Boston 48 mid-Atlant- ic palachians Central: Birmingham 68 showers; Bismarck 25 snow; cago 35 drizzle; Denver 27 partly cloudy; Des Moines 32 snow; Fort Worth 44 fair; Indianapolis 42 cloudy; Kansas City 31 fair; Little Rock 41; Louisville 59 showers; Memphis 44 partly cloudy; Nashville 66 cloudy; New Orleans 72 Chi- showers; North Platte 28 fair; Oklahoma City 35; Omaha 30 snow; Rapid City 28 snow; St. Louis 35 cloudy; Minneapolis-St- . partly cloudy. West: Albuquerque 34 partly cloudy; Anchorage 29 partly cloudy; Boise 34 fair; Casper 22 snow; Fairbanks 22 cloudy; Great Falls 28 partly cloudy; Honolulu 68 fair; Las Vegas 53; Los Angeles 64 partly cloudy; Medford 47 cloudy; Pendleton 39 cloudy; Phoenix 60; Portland, Ore., 52 cloudy; Reno 35; Salt Lake City 30; San Diego 63 partly cloudy; San Francisco 58 fair; Seattle 48 rain; Spokane 32 cloudy. International: Calgary 27 cloudy; Montreal 37 fair; Ottawa 41 cloudy; Regina 25 cloudy; Toronto 48 cloudy; Winnipeg 27 o snow; Mexico City 55 fair; 79 partly cloudy; Merida 77 cloudy; San Juan 77 showers. Aca-pulc- The Associated Press Wednesday - Temperatures indicate previous and overnight low to 8 a.m. EST. Hi..Lo.Prc.Otlk SO 45 .02 cdy 31 .01 46 cdy 24 46 cdy 24 31 sn 66 48 .18 cdy .47 61 74 rn ! Albany,N.Y. ;Albuquerque ; Amarillo ! -Anchorage TAsheviUe -- Atlanta . -- Atlantic City 69 41 79 49 74 40 "Billings 37 29 Birmingham Bjsmarck ;Boise .Boston 76 63 1.49 lA3in -- . Baltimore -- ; -- Brownsville - Buffalo -- Bwlington.Vt. "Casper ?3i?rleston,S.C. -- Charleston.W.Va. -Charlotte.N.C. . 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Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Lubbock Memphis Miami Beach Midland-Odess- a 17 31 .12 .27 45 44 33 20 77 63 87 52 68 36 81 481.13 84 70 50 41 .61 43 m .05 64 45 73 37 85 59 74 45 58 32 78 39 .55 83 76 .13 59 41 .12 .42 .30 41 33 .27 Paul Nashville New Orleans 34 31 .06 75 46 .18 81 66 2.60 New York City Norfolk,Va. 55 68 49 50 cdy sn rn Milwaukee Mpls-S- t cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy .33 m sn cdy cdy cdy cdy rn rn cdy clr clr clr cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy sn cdy cdy cdy cdy rn North Platte 35 23 Oklahoma 56 34 37 30 87 71 67 46 74 56 67 50 City Omaha Orlando Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland,Maine Portland.Ore. Providence Raleigh-Durha- 43 40 57 49 50 47 75 54 Rapid City 33 27 Reno Richmond 52 31 74 49 Sacramento 72 45 St Louis 45 33 Salt Lake City San Antonio 45 27 83 51 San Diego 87 55 San Francisco SanJuan.P.R. Santa Fe St Ste Marie Seattle Shreveport Sioux Falls Spokane Syracuse Tampa-S- t Ptrsbg Topeka 79 58 89 73 38 m 46 35 55 46 82 44 32 25 45 31 66 42 86 70 45 31 Tucson 70 48 Tulsa 52 32 Washington.D.C. Wichita 73 47 46 33 Wilkes-Barr- e 64 40 Wilmington,Del. 71 47 .05 .03 .t: t I tinental Corp., parent of Irvine, Calif. -- based Lincoln Savings. By E. SCOTT RECKARD AP Business Writer - Those transactions allowed : : Los angeles (AP) Trans- Keating to sell investor bonds that : actions that Charles Keating Jr. al- turned out to be worthless, Hill -: -- : - . legedly made to swindle investors out of hundreds of millions' of dol-- ; lars were legitimate business dcal- -' ings, his attorney told a federal jury. The former Lincoln Savings chief and his son are being judged on hindsight for decisions made during the real estate boom of the a boom that went bust, Stephen Ncal said Tuesday during his opening argument. "Now we're looking back and 'Oooh, why did they saying make that deal?'" Neal said. Keating's fraud and racketeering trial was to continue today in U.S. District Court. Prosecutor Alice Hill said that phony land deals in Arizona and other fake transactions created false profits that wound up on the books of Keating's American Con said. Thousands of investors lost a collective $250 million. Many were retirees who lost their life savings. The collapse of Lincoln Savings in 1989, when federal authorities seized it, cost taxpayers $2.6 billion. son-in-la- mid-198- " ii i The federal case against the Keating charges him with 73 counts of conspiracy, racketeering and fraud in an alleged scheme to dupe investors in junk bonds issued by American Continental. Keating is accused of devising a fraud that bankrolled huge salaries and jet-sperks for his family and business associates while bilking buyers of worthless securities. He faces a sentence of up to 525 et w mid-30- s to mid-40- s. Southern Idaho: Tonight partly cloudy. A few evening snow showers east and over the mountains. Patches of valley fog and low clouds. Lows in the 20s to mid-30- s. Thursday partly cloudy west. Mostly cloudy east with isolated snow showers mainly over the mountains near the Montana and Wyoming lines. Highs in the 40s. Extended forecast, Friday through Sunday partly cloudy and cool with widely scattered valley rain and mountain snow showers. Lows in the 20s to lower 30s. Highs in the 40s. increasing clouds. Lows in the teens and 20s lower elevations with 5 to 25 in the mountains. Thursday mostly cloudy and a little warmer. Gusty wind and scattered showers. Highs mid-40- s with 30 to 45 in the to mid-50- s mountains. WYOMING Tonight snow likely western mountains. Increasing clouds rest of state with a few snow showers late. Lows from 10 to 25. Thursday snow likely north and west mountains. Mostly cloudy rest of state with scattered rain or snow showers. Turning colder north and west. Highs from 30 to 45. WASHINGTON Western Washington: Tonight partly cloudy with a chance of a shower. Patchy fog late. Lows 30s to lower 40s. Thursday partly cloudy with areas of morning fog and local drizzle. Chance of rain coast afternoon. Highs in the lower to mid-50- s. Eastern Washington: MONTANA East of the divide: Tonight snow likely west locally heavy in the mountains. Mostly cloudy east. Lows 20 to 30. Thursday snow likely locally heavy in the mountains. Highs 30 to 40. West of the divide: Tonight rain or snow likely valleys with locally heavy snow in the mountains. Lows 25 to 35. Thursday scattered rain or snow showers. Highs in the 40s. NEVADA Northern and central Nevada: Tonight mostly cloudy with a f f; .68 .40 .55 3.87 .30 .23 .66 .04 Early Romans used parsley to fashion garlands to crown military and athletic heroes. - cdy cdy cdy rn rn cdy clr rn cdy cdy rn cdy clr cdy cdy cdy sn cdy cdy cdy cdy rn cdy .06 .04 .33 clr clr clr rn clr rn rn Tfltoe Get Free Weekend Airtime When You BuyAny Cellular Phone. With USWEST Cellular, every weekend can be a great one. Because right now we're offering free weekend airtime on local calls until April 30, 1993. Just buy any cellular phone before January 31st and sign an annual service agreement on our Free Weekends price plan. And that's not all. Our dealers are featuring some of the lowest cellular phone prices ever. Look for their ads for all the great deals So hurry. The sooner you act the more free airtime you get For more information, either call see any partiUSWEST Cellular dealer, cipating or visit the USWEST Cellular Customer Center nearest you. 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The elder Keating was convicted in state court last December of defrauding investors and sentenced to 10 years in prison. He and two other defendants were also found liable for $1.6 billion in damages following a civil trial last summer in Arizona, where American Continental was based. now-worthle- ss COLORADO Tonight cdy clr Lawyer: (eating's transactions were legitimate : tomid-70- s. mid-40- s. and 20s. Highs in the var- iable high cloudiness. Lows in the upper 30s to near 50. Thursday mid-60- s partly sunny. Highs from the : ircEaF&zcsESCS By Southern Nevada: Tonight mid-30- s. mid-20- mid-30- s. 70s Highs mostly 50 to 60. |