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11 in a in or in in a a THE DESERT SUN, Palm Springs, Calif. -Wednesday, February 25, 1987 The Weather Local It takes all kinds and low temperatures for 24 ending, 5 p.m. yesterday. High Beaumont 42 Cathedral City 60 Desert Hot Springs 63 Indian Wells 54 Indio 65 La Quinta 58 Meccan 62 North Shore 65 Oasis 60 Palm Desert NA Palm Springs 57 Humidity, 5 p.m. Rancho Mirage 54 1000 Palms NA Top of the Tram 27 Twentynine Palms 57 Yucca Valley 43 WEATHER: Coachella Valley 345-3711 (Monday Friday) SMOG: Coachella Valley (800) 242-4666 WIND: Coachella Valley and San Gorgonio Pass 345-2767 California High, low, precipitation for 24 hours 5 ending at a.m.

today Fresno 39 Eureka 888 37 Bakersfield 37 Lancaster 30 05 Los Angeles 55 40 .22 Oakland 52 38 Paso Robles 53 38 Redwood City 57 40 Sacramento 55 35 Salinas 55 35 San Diego 55 45 44 San Francisco 58 44 Santa Barbara 54 33 07 Stockton 53 42 High, low, precipitation for 24 hours 5 ending at p.m. Tuesday Valley Apple Barstow 53 34 Big Bear 24 16 1.83 Beshop 45 12 Blythe 60 44 Catalina 53 43 23 Long Beach 55 40 05 Monrovia 54 35 23 Monterey 54 42 Newport Beach 51 72 Ontano 50 40 Pasadena 55 37 32 Riverside 45 39 45 Bernardino 47 39 San Son Gabnel 55 36 38 Son lose 56 35 06 Santa Ang 49 41 23 Santo Cruz 54 38 Tance Valley 26 12 Yosemite Vly 19 37 hours Low Rodney, who 31 questioned the sanity of 40 a couple of co-workers 41 35 who planned to play a 39 bit of golf this morning, 40 suggested that these 39 41 duffers might have been 30 wiser to wait a day. NA Thursday, the frosted 40 feathered forecaster NA said, will bring sunny skies and slightly 13 31 warmer temperatures 28 a high in the 60s after a pre-dawn low in the 30s. Southern California forecasts DESERT AREAS Showers ending from the northwest tonight becoming mostly sunny Thursday. Colder tonight, but a little warmer Thursday.

Owens Valley lows tonight 10 to 18. Highs Thursday 45 to 52. High deserts lows tonight in the and lower Highs Thursday in the 50s. Low desert lows tonight in the Highs Thursday 55 to 65. COASTAL AREAS Showers ending from the northwest tonight becoming mostly sunny and and a little warmer Thursday.

Lows at the beaches tonight 38 to 44. Highs Thursday about 60. Lows in the valleys tonight in the 30s. Highs Thursday 55 to 60. MOUNTAIN AREAS Partly cloudy tonight with local snow, ending from the north.

Mostly sunny and not quite as cold Thursday with north winds to 30 mph. Very cold tonight with lows mostly 10 to 20 except near zero some higher valleys. Highs Thursday the LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY Clearing and cold tonight with a chance of patchy fog Lows 37 to 42. Sunny Thursday and not as cold. Highs near 60.

SAN FERNANDO, SAN GABRIEL, SAN BERNARDINO VALLEYS Partly cloudy tonight with a diminishing chance of showers, but a chance of local light snow near the foothills early tonight. Clearing by late night with a chance of fog. A little colder with lows 30 to 38 Chance of measurable showers 30 percent Sunny Thursday and not as cold Highs in the mid to upper COASTAL AND INTERMEDIATE VALLEYS Mostly cloudy early tonight with showers ending from the north and local light snow in the more inland portions and the foothills Clearing from the north during the late night with local fog Lows in Mostly Obituaries His company. Lawrence Francis R. Lawrence portation, operated for 40 Francis "Frank" Richard Lawrence, a Coachella Valley pioneer who ran the U.S.

mail route from Indio to Cathedral City in the 1920s, died Sunday at John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital in Indio. He was 82. Services will be at 11:30 a.m. Thursday at FitzHenry Funeral Home chapel in Indio.

Burial will be at Coachella Valley Cemetery. He was born in Oklahoma and moved to Indian Wells in 1924. Mr. Lawrence began his mail route in 1925 with 20 customers. Mr.

Lawrence delivered the mail until 1936 when the route was discontinued and residents had to travel to Indio for their mail. At one time he owned 160 acres of cotton in Indian Wells. He also owned a grocery store gas station and trucking company. Pilot, astronaut ride burning jet to landing LOS ALAMITOS (AP) Choking on smoke from burning engines, the NASA pilot of a jet aircraft and his astronaut passenger determined to stay with their plane rather than eject over Southern California. The pilot safely guided his twoseat T-38 to a landing Tuesday on a runway at the Armed Forces Reserve Center in Orange County, said airfield commander Col.

Robert Brandt. An emergency crew doused the flames. SERVICES AT I Jon AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS 666 VELLA ROAD PALM SPRINGS PHONE 327-1257 WANAT, MILDRED Services 3 p.m., Saturday, February 28th. Family Life Church, Ranch Mirage. McKAY, VERNON Services Private SOLLECITO, YANO Service Sat.

1 p.m. Our Lady of Solitude METCALFE, ETHEL Services Private KAYES, SYLVIA Services Private The nation Temperatures indicate previous day's Indianapolis 31 high and overnight low to 5 a.m. PST. Jackson, Miss. .15 HI Lo Pre Otik Jacksonville 06 Albany, N.Y.

34 17 cir Kansas City 52 38 Albuquerque 35 cdy Las Vegas 49 37 03 Amarillo 40 cay Little Rock Anchorage 15 chr Louisville Asheville cdy Lubbock Atlanta cdy Memphis 53 Atlantic City cle Miami Beach Austin 50 cdy Midland Odessa 43 Baltimore 26 die Milwaukee 28 Billings cdy Mpls-StPaul 28 Birmingham 53 3. Nashville 49 33 Boise 20 New York City 27 Bismarck 18 .21 New Orleans 54 53 .29 Boston 30 25 Norfolk, Va. 31 Brownsville 61 .06 North Platte 37 Casper 17 .02 Orlando 73 60 Buffalo 33 15 Oklahoma City Burlington, Vt. 27 20 cdy Omaha 52 35 Charleston, S.C. 48 cdy Philadelphia 42 24 Charleston, W.Va.

27 cdy Phoenix 53 40 1.45 Charlotte, N.C. 42 cdy Pittsburgh 23 Cheyenne 19 .02 Portland, Maine 36 15 Chicago 23 cdy Portland, Ore. 28 Cincinnati 29 cdy Providence 25 Cleveland 23 cdy Raleigh 50 31 Columbia, S.C. cdy Rapid City 22 19 .04 Columbus, Ohio 28 cdy Reno 31 17 .01 Concord. N.H.

19 chr Richmond 49 27 Dallas-FtWorth 47 .20 St Louis 47 33 Dayton 26 cdy Salt Lake City 46 23 .12 Denver 26 .01 San Antonio 56 50 Des Moines 47 29 cdy San Juan, P.R. 85 69 Detroit 45 23 cdy St Ste Marie 30 11 Duluth 34 24 cdy Seattle 50 31 El Paso 32 cdy Shreveport 51 44 21 Evansville 38 coy Sioux Falls 51 32 Fairbanks 26 01 .03 cdy Spokane 39 24 Fargo 38 32 .06 Syracuse 32 11 Flagstaff 27 18 1.51 sn Tompa-StPirsbg 73 62 22 Grand Rapids 43 22 cdy Topeka 51 40 Great Falls 23 13 .01 cdy Tucson 58 39 81 Greensboro, N.C. 48 34 cdy Tulsa 45 44 .13 Hartford 38 21 cir Washington, D.C. 46 30 Helena 29 cdy Wichita 45 41 .06 Honolulu 78 58 .12 chr Wilkes Barre 36 20 Houston 52 49 28 mn Wilmington, Del. 41 22 The world Temperatures and weather conditions from midnight to midnight on previous day Hi Lo Wthr Amsterdam 39 21 cir Athens 45 37 cdy Bangkok 91 77 cir Barbados 85 74 cdy Beirut MM Belgrade 41 23 cir Berlin 36 12 cdy Bermuda 59 57 cdy Bogota 72 50 cdy Brussels 36 25 cir B' Aires 75 68 Cairo MM Caracas 82 68 cdy Copenhagen 37 28 cdy Dublin 43 37 cdy Frankfurt 36 18 cdy Geneva 39 30 cir Havana 86 69 cdy Helsinki 23 03 chr Hong Kong 66 64 cdy Istanbul 32 30 cdy Jerusalem 61 57 cdy Jo burg 84 64 cir Lima 79 68 Lisbon 61 46 London 43 30 Madrid 52 36 Manila 91 68 Mexico City 73 57 Moscow 18 -04 Nassau 77 68 New Delhi 82 61 Nicosia 55 Oslo 21 Paris 41 29 Peking 39 14 Rio 96 68 Rome 55 37 San Juan 84 66 Santiago 82 50 Sao Paulo 87 68 Seoul 30 18 Singapore 88 75 Stockholm 32 19 Sydney 77 66 Taipei 61 55 Tel Aviv 71 56 Tokyo 57 43 Vienna 36 25 Warsaw 28 17 both of Palm Springs, and two J.T.

Krohne grandchildren. Services for former Palm Springs William B. Boscow sunny Thursday and not as cold. Highs 55 to 60. OWENS VALLEY Fair tonight and Thursday with local north winds to 25 mph Thursday Quite cold tonight with lows 10 to 18.

Highs in SANTA BARBARA AND VENTURA COUNTY COASTAL AREAS, SANTA MONICA BAY AREA Clearing early tonight with a chance of local fog developing during the night. Cold with lows 34 to 40. Sunny Thursday and not as cold. Highs near 60. LONG BEACH AND ORANGE COUNTY METROPOLITAN AREAS A few lingering showers this evening, then clearing tonight with a chance of local fog.

Lows 34 to 42. Chance of showers 20 percent. Mostly sunny Thursday and not as cold. Highs 58 to 62. LAGUNA BEACH TO THE MEXICAN BORDER COASTAL AREAS Partly cloudy tonight with a decreasing chance of showers.

Lows 38 to 44. Chance of measurable showers 40 percent. Mostly sunny Thursday and not quite as cool. Highs 57 to 62. IMPERIAL AND LOWER COLORADO RIVER VALLEYS Partly cloudy tonight with a decreasing chance of showers, clearing during the late night.

A little colder with lows in the Mostly sunny Thursday and slightly warmer Highs 55 to 65. ANTELOPE VALLEY, MOJAVE DESERT AND DEATH VALLEY Diminishing chance of showers early tonight, then clearing with a chance of tog Colder with lows in the and lower Death Valley low tonight 32. Mostly sunny Thursday and not quite as cold. Highs in the Death Valley high from Avenue 52 and Van Buren. For many years the company carried the bulk of the valley's produce.

Mr. Lawrence was also a member of the Riverside County Sheriff's Posse. He is survived by his wife, Leona Mae; nine daughters, Pat Radice of Riverside, Barbara Dirnberger of Albuquerque, N.M., Betty Greenslit of Lynwood, Carolyn Alexander of Anza, Sue Blueian of Coachella, Saundra Juhola of Indio, Tona Lawrence and Francine Gutierrez, both of Palm Desert, and Joni Lawrence Galvan of Coachella; one son, Richard Lawrence of Banning; two brothers, Clyde Lawrence of Nampa, Idaho and Dean Lawrence of Forrest Falls; 14 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Burial was at Coachella Valley Cemetery. Sebastian S.

Sollecito A memorial Mass for Sebastian S. "Yano" Sollecito will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday at Our Lady of Solitude Catholic Church in Palm Springs. A tribute to Mr. Sollecito will be held from 2 to 4 p.m.in the parish hall.

He was a native of New York and had lived in Palm Springs for 25 years. Survivors include his wife, Mar- Memorial services for former Rancho Mirage resident William B. Boscow are scheduled for 11 a.m. Thursday at Eternal Hills Mortuary in Oceanside. Mr.

Boscow, a retired investment broker, died Sunday in Escondido. He was born in Oregon and was living in Escondido at the time of his death. Survivors include his wife, Marie; one son, Ron Boscow of Massachusetts; two daughters, Francine Boscow of New York and Cindy Lott of Palm Springs; five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Inturnment will be at Eternal Hills Memorial Park in Oceanside. Rose Marie Velko Services for Rose Marie Velko, 73, of Palm Springs were held today at Our Lady of Solitude Catholic Church in Palm Springs.

Mrs. Velko died Saturday at the California Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Palm Springs. She was born in Akron, Ohio, and had lived here for 11 years. Survivors include her husband, Fred; one son, Nichols Velko of Downey; one sister, Agnes Centola of Akron; one brother, John Mancuso of Florida, and one grandchild. Burial was at Desert Memorial Park in Cathedral City.

The family suggests donations to jorie Ellis, and one son, John Ellis, the American Cancer Society. The Desert Sun 1987 611 South Palm Canyon Drive Palm Springs, CA 92262 Member A Gannett newspaper CAPA CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION Published evenings Monday Friday and Saturday mornings. Business hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m p.m. Karen Oppenheim Publisher James M. Lycett Editor Fred Hamilton Marketing Director Ben Baumer Production Director Leslie Taggart Advertising Director Steve Walthers Controller Steven Hyatt Personnel Director For home delivery call: 320-6920 Circulation To arrange for convenient home delivery and for Customer Service, please call our tion office Palm Springs, 320-6920, in Indio and La Quinta, 346-5646.

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Main office Palm Springs: (619) 325-8666 Circulation: Palm Springs, Palm Desert 320-6920 Indio, La Quinta 346-5646 Classified Advertising: 323-4251 or 325-5005 Palm Desert Office 346-5646 74-617 Hwy. 111 Palm Desert, CA 92260 Second Class postage is paid at Palm Springs, CA (USPS 155-000). Postmaster: Send address changes to The Desert Sun, O. Box 190, Palm Springs, CA 92263 Thursday forecast THE WEATHER 30 20 10 20 10 20 CLOUDS) CLEAR FLURRIES 20 COLD SNOW FLURRIES 30 40 CLOUDS CLEAR 40 SHOWERS 50 SHOWERS RAIN 40 60 FRONTS: 50 60 Stationary A. Weather Warm Cold cdy cdy 68 dr 46 30 cdy 36 mn 68 cir 57 cir -04 cl: cdy cir cdy cdy cdy 14 cir 68 cir Metro smog EL MONTE (AP) The Air Quality Management District forecast good air today for all areas of the South Coast Air basin.

It is the 15th consecutive day good air has been predicted for all areas. Good air quality and a Pollutant Standard Index of 42 was forecast for the the San Fernando, Santa Clarita, San Gabriel and Pomona valleys. A PSI of 42 was also forecast for the coastal areas, metropolitan Los Angeles, inland Orange County, the Riverside and San Bernardino areas, Hemet-Elsinore, the high and low deserts, Big Bear Lake and Banning. Canada cdy cir Hi cir Calgary 21 cdy Edmonton 21 clr Montreal 25 cdy Ottawa 28 cir Regina 19 Toronto 33 cdy Vancouver 51 cdy Winnipeg 28 clr High temperatures Tuesday. clr morning cdy Precipitation in millimeters.

a member of Local 1046. He was a Baptist Church The moon Last quarter Feb. 21 New moon Feb. 27 First quarter March 7 Full moon March 15 The sun Rises: Feb. 26, 6:20 a.m.

Feb. 27, 6:18 a.m. Prec. 4 Sets: Feb. 25, 5:38 p.m.

Feb. 26, 5:39 p.m. 2 U.S. extremes 24 8.3 High Tuesday Lowest this len, Texas, and Key Low today 2 West Yellowstone, the Carpenter's Union Lo Prec. 01 05 09 10 07 13 29 member of the First in Garden Grove.

Survivors include his wife, Alice; one daughter, Patricia Francisco of Ulysses, three sons, Don Thompson of Cypress, Frank Krohne of Cathedral City and Lee Krohne of Desert Hot Springs; one sister, Lola Hollow of Niland, eight grandchildren and two greatgrandsons. Burial was at Ural Cemetery in Oklahoma. Palmyra Attention to Quality construction is more That's why Palmyra Homes takes the excellent craftsmanship and lifestyle demands. You owe it to $81,750 to Fee Simple Fully Fenced Rear Yard with room for a pool and spa. Fully landscaped front yard includes an Automatic Sprinkler System.

U.S. summary A Western storm spread snow and rain today while a high pressure system over the Great Lakes gave much of the Midwest and East calm weather. The storm over Nevada dumped heavy snow on the mountains of northern Arizona, southwest Colorado and southern Montana, Drenching showers and thundershowers ranged across southern sections of California and Arizona. Travelers' advisories were in effect in Nevada, the Sierra Nevada of California, southern Utah, the mountains of southern California, southeast Arizona, northwest New Mexico, southeast Idaho, northwest Montana and western South Dakota. Elsewhere, showers were widespread from the lower Gulf Coast and northern Florida into the Carolinas, and were scattered across Kansas.

Today's forecast called for snow from the Great Basin across the northern and central Rockies into the northern Plains. Highs wil be in the teens to 20s from the northern Rockies to the western Dakotas; 50s to 60s from California across the desert Southwest and from the southern Plains to the southern Atlantic Coast; 70s to 80s across the Florida Peninsula and in south Texas; and 30s to 40s across most of the rest of the nation. McAl West, Fla. below zero at Mont. M.

Ruth Nelson Transyears resident J.T. Krohne were held Feb. 19 in Elk City, Okla. Mr. Krohne, 60, died Feb.

18 at Presbyterian Hospital in Oklahoma City. He had lived in Elk City, since 1975. He served with the U.S. Marines and fought in the South Pacific during World War II. Mr.

Krohne was a carpenter in Palm Springs and was Variable speed Ceiling Fan accents the beautiful Cathedral Ceilings throughout every Palmyra Home. L.L Every home includes a Whirlpool eye-level Microwave as well as a Dishwasher, Gas Range, Continuous Clean Oven, Ceramic Tile Counters and Solid Oak Cabinets. Gas and Wood Burning Fireplace with Ceramic Tile Face and Hearth. 5 Plans to 2, 3 and 4 Graveside services for M. Ruth Nelson of Desert Hot Springs will be at 1:30 p.m.

Thursday at Desert Memorial Park in Cathedral City. Mrs. Nelson, 84, died Saturday in Palm Springs. She was born in Hamburg, Iowa, and had lived here for 20 years. Survivors include a daughter, Esoise Junk of Desert Hot Springs; four grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren.

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