TUESDAY. MAY 7. 1985 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- PACE 43 Weather The Daily Crossword Indianapolis forecast TODAY Sunny and pleasant with winds of 10 mph. Morning low 50 75. Clear and cool.
Low. 45 -WEDNESDAY Mostlti sunnu -pleasant. High, 80. 51 Cry of surprise 54 Pivotal line 55 Important field 58 Groceries vehicle 59 Boring tool 60 Too 61 TV award 62 Twelvemonths 63 Large cord DOWN 1 Judicial 2 Nautical cry 3 Location 4 Cooking vessel 5 Photo device 6 Eyed amorously 7 Seed coat 8 Knockout count 9 Young plant 10 Temporary bed 11 Of the mouth 12 Isolated hill 13 Goby 1 Musical drama Indiana forecast 'NORTHFRM TMIDn i wuiiny aiiu IISd. "anl'todav with north annii nf in mnh -Morning lows.
45-50. Highs. 65-75. Clear cool overnight. Lows.
40-45. Mostly and pleasant Wednesday. Highs, I SOUTHERN THIRD Sunny and pleas-. ant today with north winds of 10 mph. -Morning lows, 50-55.
Highs. 75-80. Clear attire. Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: 23 Family circle member 24 Round of applause 25 Principal force 26 Lettuce dish 27 Got up 28 Piles 29 Sharp end 30 Religious images 31 RNword 32 Avarice 34 Hit it off 37 Raised road 38 Only 40 Finicky one 41 All in music 43 Dependable 44 Puzzling questions 46 Thinner 47 Speed contest 48 Test 49 Business enterprise 50 Star in Lyra 51 Eur. capital 52 Door fastener 53 Siouan Indian 56 Color 57Coaldis- filiate ACROSS 1 Coarse file 5 Outer garments 10 Festival display 14 Buckeye State 15 Concur 16 Space 17 Essential point 19 Girt 20 Inspect 21 Rind 22 Tax.
city 24 Group of animals 25 Sky color 26 Large desert. 29 Typed matter 33 Sphere of activity 34 Number 35 Mongrel dog 36 Cargo 37 Stick tight 38 Greater amount 39 Egyptian snake 40 Enamel 41 Taut 42 Demolish 44 Puckered 45 Peril 46 Fixed routine 47 Shelter 50 Enormous 5y V-T-l NEW YORK fJT. CHICAGO SANTRANglSCO JdENVE Sg LOS ANGELES I -sZPTTSS 350 dalCasJlJ2JRLEans MJAM ami uvemiyni. lows, 3U. MOStly and pleasant Wednesday.
Highs, I JtTENDEO FORECAST Partly cloudy end warm Thursday and Fririau than a chance of showers Saturday. Highs, 81-89 ano i-riaay; Saturday. 5 E. 0 ilil 0. 1 II GlJLIN.
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i State weather summary A slow moving cold front caused skies 'to be gray over much of Indiana Monday. 1 i A lhuo lam naa piuuuicu oy ine ironiai passage and enough sunshine came 5785 through to make temperatures rather mild most sections of the Hoosier state. A weak cold front extended from north-I east Ohio to extreme southern Indiana to Oklahoma Monday evenina. The front HIGHEST TEMPERATURES vmoved south into Kentucky last night. mgri pressure over me riains states will drier but only slightly cooler air into -muiaiia luuuy.
portions of the central Plains region, the middle Mississippi Valley, the east Gulf Coast region and the south Atlantic Coast states. The National Weather Service forecast, in effect until 7 p.m. today, predicts rain for portions of the central Pacific Coast. Showers are expected for Indianapolis data Travelers' forecast WEDNESDAY TODAY CITY 12 13 14 I IS IS 17 IS IS 10 lit 112 13 TT" iS" IJ- 23 24 JT" 2S 1 27 124 29 30 31 32 35" 7T" 44 4 47 la 1 49 50 SI S2 53 S4" 55" 56 57 6i" TT" May 6, 1985 Precipitation 0.00 'Total amount (since Jan. 1) 15.69 departure from normal (since Jan.
1) plus 2.69 Mean temperature 62 Cooling degrees 0 Accum. cooling degrees (since Jan. 1) 41 Normal accum 5 Heating degrees 3 Accum. heating degrees (since July 1) 5,112 Normal accum 5,515 Barometer readings 1 p.m 29.95 7 p.m 29.96 :11 p.m 30.02 Relative humidity Maximum 78 Minimum 47 Temperatures CITY TODAY WEDNESDAY Milwaukee Sunny 4542 Sunny 4570 Mpls St Paul Sunny 4272 PtCldy 4878 Nashville PtCldy 4177 PtCldy 5378 New Orleans PtCldy 4884 PtCldy 6987 New York PtCldy 5572 Fair 5070 Norfolk Va PtCldy 5980 Sunny 5570 Oklahoma City PtCldy 6280 Sunny 6080 Omaha Sunny 4975 Sunny 5278 Orlando Sunny 6289 PtCldy 4390 Philadelphia PtCldy 5975 Sunny 4670 Phoenix Fair 4495 Fair 4497 Pittsburgh Cloudy 4841 PtCldy 4048 Portland, Maine 4055 Sunny 3556 Portland, Ore PtCldy 4240 PtCldy 4144 Providence PtCldy 4740 Sunny 4260 Raleigh PtCldy 5883 Sunny 5276 St Louis PtCldy 5876 PtCldy 5576 Salt Lake City PtCldy 5080 Windy 5080 San Antonio PtCldy 6684 PtCldy 6885 San Diego PtCldy 6067 PtCldy 5968 San Francisco Cloudy 5060 Cloudy 4960 St Ste Marie PtCldy 3856 Sunny 3562 Seattle PtCldy 4360 PtCldy 4562 Spokane Sunny 4045 PtCldy 4248 Tampa PtCldy 4484 PtCldy 4487 Topeka Cloudy 5774 PtCldy 5578 Tucson Fair 5589 Fair 5792 Tulsa PtCldy 6383 Sunny 6280 Washington PtCldy 5781 Sunny 5372 Wilmington.Del PtCldy 5175 Sunny 4668 National temperature extremes MONDAY Low 18 at Yellowstone Park, and West Yellowstone, Mont. High 99 at Presidio, Texas Albuquerque PtCldy 5080 PtCldy S285 Anchorage PtCldy 3451 Rain 3748 Atlanta Sunny 5982 PtCldy 57 Baltimore PtCldy 5375 Sunny 4872 Billings PtCldy 4278 PtCldy 4780 Birmingham PtCldy 5982 PtCldy 5981 Bismarck Sunny 3278 Sunny 4582 Boise Fair 4578 Fair 4780 Boston PtCldy 4560 Sunny 4440 Buffalo PtCldy 4454 Sunny 3959 Charlotte PtCldy 5882 PtCldy 5878 Cheyenne PtCldy 4071 Sunny 4373 Chicago Sunny 4268 Sunny 4471 Cincinnati Sunny 5075 Sunny 4778 Cleveland Sunny 4545 Sunny 4048 Columbus, Ohio Sunny 4874 Sunny 4576 Dallas Sunny 6485 Sunny 4485 Dayton Sunny 4975 Sunny 4778 Denver PtCldy 4573 Sunny 5078 Des Moines 4775 Sunny 5178 Detroit PtCldy 4444 Sunny 4270 Fairbanks Shwrs 3548 Cloudy 2857 Flagstaff Windy 3047 Windy 3370 Honolulu Shwrs 4880 Sunny 4882 Houston PtCldy 4283 PtCldy 4584 Jackson, Miss PtCldy 4383 PtCldy 4285 Jacksonville Sunny 5884 PtCldy 4185 Juneau Cloudy 4049 PtCldy 3955 Kansas City PtCldy 5474 PtCldy 5774 Las Vegas Sunny 4089 Sunny 4088 Little Rock PtCldy 4485 Cloudy 4278 Los Angeles Cloudy 5870 PtCldy 5771 Louisville PtCldy 5574 Sunny 5177 Memphis Cloudy 4880 PtCldy 4280 Miami PtCldy 7084 PtCldy 7185 i p.m 3 p.m 5 p.m 7 p.m 73 73 74 70 1 am 65 3 a 66 5- a.m 65 7 a 64 9 65 11 am 68 9 p.m 61 11 p.m 59 5785 D1985 Tribune Media Services, Inc.
AM Rights Reserved CRYPTOQUIP 5-7 High (at 4:30 p.m.) 75 70 Year ago 65 I- Low (at 11:30 p.m.) 57 Normal 48 Year ago 50 Indianapolis skies Tuesday, May 7 Surrounding states extended forecasts -Sunset today 7:44 p.m. 'Sunrise Wednesday 5:36 a.m. moon rises at p.m. tonight and GWOTM KAWUKSGIWAU TSCAY IJSZA I A ZY US PZYSA TSCXOS XCPSU? Yesterday's Crytoqulp: THE GIRL'S QUITE FICKLE FIANCE IS A QUICK CHANGE ARTIST. Today's Cryptoquip clue: equals The Cryptoquip is a simple substitution cipher in which each letter used stands for another.
If you think that equals ttwH equatO throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words, and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating vowels. Solution is accomplished by trial and error. 19M King Ftttuw Syndic. Inc noes low.
Prominent planets The planet Neptune is near the moon It is more than a billion miles -'beyond Uranus and, like that-plane only, seen with the aid of a telescope. Indiana cities THURSDAY THROUGH SATURDAY -OHIO Fair Thursday and Friday; chance of showers Saturday. Highs, 75-85. Lows, 51-59. ILLINOIS Fair Thursday and Friday; xooJerjwttL-a.
cJWKA ftL-Stiowers and Canadian cities Monday City 7 p.m. weather Hi Lo Calgary Partly cloudy 66 32 Edmonton Clear 65 30 Montreal Cloudy 62 39 Ottawa Cloudy 59 39 Toronto Rain 50 45 Vancouver Clear 57 44 Hi Lo 63 50 77 54 68 45 104 75 46 37 57 43 86 77 82 59 57 43 63 41 93 77 72 52 63 39 86 66 59 46 70 55 61 57 81 57 90 75 73 64 63 41 Foreign cities Sunday City Weather Amsterdam Cloudy Athens Clear Berlin Clear Cairo Cloudy Copenhagen Cloudy Rain Hong Kong Clear Jerusalem Cloudy London Cloudy Madrid Clear Manila Clear Mexico City Rain Moscow Clear Nassau Clear Paris Cloudy Rome Cloudy Seoul Rain Sydney Clear Taipei Clear Tokyo Cloudy Vienna Cloudy Marine forecast Monday I City' 7 p.m. weather Hi Evansville Cloudy 81 thunderstorms Saturday. Highs, 78-82 Thursday; 78-88 Friday; 71-79 Saturday. Lows, 55-62 Thursday; 58-65 Friday; 55-65 Saturday.
KENTUCKY A warm period with a chance of showers Saturday. Highs, 78-85 Lows, 55-65. MICHIGAN (lower peninsula) Chance of thundershowers mainly in the north Thursday and Friday, and over the entire peninsula Saturday. Highs, 71-79 Thursday and friday; 62-75 Saturday. Lows, 42-55.
Flood statement WHITE RIVER Lowland flooding occurred along portions of the river in southwest Indiana Monday. The river was near flood stage at Petersburg and 2 feet above flood stage at Edwardsport. The river will fall below flood stage at Edwardsport this morning. The river will crest just below flood stage at Petersburg and Hazleton by Wednesday. The river will return to near normal levels by Friday in the Edwardsport area and during the weekend in the Petersburg and Hazleton areas.
to 62 52 57 45 62 Fort Wayne Partly cloudy 82 Lafayette Partly cloudy 78 South Bend Clear 71 Terra Haute Partly Cloudy 79 Air quality (As of 3 p.m. Monday) Indianapolis Dirt and dust 133 Sulfur dioxide 40 Ozone 112 Nitrogen dioxide 47 Carbon monoxide 0.6 River levels Tuesday' forecast -I (Flood stages in parentheses) OHIO RIVER Cincinnati (52) 30.2, down 1.6 (51) 24.2, down 1.5 McAlpine upper (23) 12.6, no change McAlpine lower (55) 24.5, down 2.1 Z. Evansville (42) 22.0, down 2.4 Standard 260 365 235 1,130 10 Lake Michigan Winds will be northerly at 10 to 20 knots and skies will be fair today. Wave heights will be 2 to 3 feet through today. Pollutants Standards Index: 65 moderate The Almanac UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Today is Tuesday, May 7, the 127th day of 1985 with 238 to follow.
The moon is approaching its last quarter. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. The evening star is Mars. Those born on this date are under the sign of Taurus. They include poet Robert Browning in 1812; composer Johannes Brahms in 1833; poet-playwright Archibald MacLeish in 1892; Yugoslav leader Marshal Tito in 1892; actor Gary Cooper in 1901; Edwin Land, inventor of the Polaroid instant camera, in 1909; and actor Darren McGavin in 1922.
THIS DATE IN HISTORY In 1945, Gen. Dwight Eisenhower accepted the unconditional surren der of Nazi Germany from Gen. Alfred Jodl. In I960, Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev said American U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, shot down over the Soviet Union on May 1, had confessed he was on an spy mission for the CIA. In 1976, hundreds were killed when an earthquake struck northeastern Italy.
In 1984, the largest class-action product liability trial in U.S. history was settled when chemical companies that produced Agent Orange agreed to pay $180 million to Vietnam veterans who claimd the herbicide impaired their health. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY English critic and conversationalist Samuel Johnson said: "It is better to live rich, than to die rich." For The Record Mea M. Crui, Riley Hospital for Children, renal failure. Ora L.
Darby, 79, Methodist Hospital, myocardial infarction. Richard Dieti, 72, St. Vincent Hospital, heart disease. John R. Duvall, 83, St.
Francis Hospital Center, carcinoma. Irma E. Eid, 67, 2236 South Ritter Avenue, cardiovascular disease. Lewis A. Enkema, 67, Community Hospital, cardiac arrest.
Clayton B. Estep, 19, Veterans Administration Hospital, cancer. Police runs Lottery Numbers By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Card Game: 5 of Clubs and 6 of Clubs. OHIO The Number: 731; Pick 4: 1253. Here are the winning daily lottery num- bers drawn Monday in nearby states: Here gre wjnning dajy ILLINOIS Daily Game: 980; Pick Four bers drawn Sunday: Game: 7685.
ILLINOIS Daily Game: 171; Pick Four MICHIGAN Daily: 576; Daily-4: 0688; Game: 3403. SEEK FIND TROUBLESOME Myron D. Stone II Tammy Stone Room 4 Ernest Powell Marie Powell Deborah L. Evert Jeffrey M. Evert Kathryn A.
Paulsen John W. Paulsen Sheila A. Graves Lynn C. Graves Evangeline L. Jackson Armand M.
Jackson Marlene R. Olsen Victor H. Olsen Paula J. Hawk Kenneth L. Hawk Jr.
Kendall A. Stout Rhonda R. Stout Roam 6 -Roxanne Frees Kevin M. Frees Room I Robert V. Donelson Patricia A.
Donelson Vital statistics BIRTHS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Boys KIRKHAM, Bradley and Polly; AH-RENDT, Gary and Margaret; MARTIN, Timothy and Julie; KEESLING, John and Sandra; WOLF Robert and Deena; STEED, William and Karen. Girls BARTON, Bruce and Darla; GREEN, John and Ruth; JAMES, David and Terrell; MCINTOSH, Harold and Jaime; BISSELL, Steven and Pamela; NICHOLS, Garry and Sandra; PAYNE, Ralph and Kimberly; ABEL, Mitchell and Cheryl; BENDER, Mark and Ann; GREEN, Michael and Jodi; GARNER, Terry and Brenda. HUMANA HOSPITAL Boys CLASSEY, Dennis and Lisa; COOK, Timothy and Karia; KING, Clarence and Mary; KRUSE, Paul and Lana; MULLIN, Charles and Debra; PHIPPS, Randal and Lauren; WYLIE, Donald and Patrice. Girls AYRES, John and Lucinda; CALVIN, Robert and Krista; HAGANS, John and Rebecca; HARRIS, John and Sherry; SHEPPARO, Charles and Scherrie; WHITTEN, Rex and Linda. INDIANA UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL Girls ARCHER, Herbert and Debra; STEWARD, Jerry and Diane; SHAW, Timothy and Patricia.
METHODIST HOSPITAL Boys ANDREWS, Mark and Dawn; AYERS, Ron and Mary; BOCIK, Joseph and Ellen; CARLTON, Michael and Marcy; COOPER, Bill and Andrea; CRUTE, James and Kimberly; DAVIS, Larry and Barbara; DAWK INS, David and Frencelise; ELDER, Randy and Ernestine; ETIENNE, Bill and Cynthia; HERSCH, Robert and Debra; HUNTER, Melvin and Sherry; SMITH, Martin and Beverly; SPOON, Mark and Valerie; STANLEY, Doug and Kelley; TUCKER, Forrest and Dawn; YOUNG, Ronald and Sandra. Girls HAMOCK, Robert and Judy; LATIMORE, Ronnie and Eva; McKINNEY, Marvin and Beth; PHILHOWER, Paul and Rebecca; RAY, Brett and Julie; SMITH, Michael and Sandra; TISOALE, Eric and Mildred; WAGGONER, John and Judy. ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL CENTER Boys MANDABACH, Thomas and Johnnie; McKEAND, Harold and Candy; WARE, Dan and Deborah. Girls BACHELOER, David and Barbara; CROUCH, Mark and Cynthia; McCASLIN, William and Terri; ROSS, Steven and Victoria.
ST. VINCENT HOSPITAL Boy GOFORTH, Lester and Lucia. Girls DOBBS, B. Randall and Eliiabeth; GIL-SON, James and Tara; JORDAN, James and Julia; ORTON, Malcom and Tamara; SMITH, Charles and Denise; STUTZ, Walter and Linda. WISHARO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Boys GARNETT, Jeffrey and Sonia; PIERCE, Richard and Tamara; RIGNEY, Jerry and Joyce; SCOTT.
Paul and Estella; WILLIAMS, Clarence and Sandra. Girl FORTE, Rip and Roberta. Wesley G. Coffey, 9710 East Raymond Street; Rebecca S. Phares, 1529 South Butler Avenue.
Jeffery A. Hardy, 6780 Carlo Drive; Jewell A. Myers, 9116 Stonegate Road. Gary S. Pratt and Paula E.
Holtman, both ol 611 North Temple Avenue. Burnett Winfrey, 4302 North Ritter Avenue; Lim-mi M. Richmond, 705 North Lynn Street. Jack A. Smith II, 7902 Redding Court; Judith K.
Phillips, 55 North Whittier Place. Paul O. Rose, 3501 6th Avenue; Edith C. Rieden, 444 South Oakland Avenue. Ronald L.
Napper, Columbus, Ohio; Veronica R. Coe, 4207 North Park Avenue. Glenn T. Bernhdscl, Sylvania, Ohio; Anna C. Hall, Fort Benjamin Harrison.
DEATH CERTIFICATES Samuel Abels, 80, St. Vincent Hospital, myocardial Infarction. Bessie Boeldt, 92. Methodist Hospital, congestive heart failure. Carlos W.
Buck, 71, Winona Memorial Hospital, congestive heart failure. Edgar D. Clark, 71, Community Hospital, sepsis. Charles T. Coats, 80, 8140 Township Lin Road, myocardial infarction.
Eugene S. Cox, 81, Methodist Hospital, cardiovascular disease. Mary E. OeWees. 82, St.
Vincent Hospital, congestive heart failure. French M. Elrod, 78, 6740 South Arlington Avenue, carcinoma. Edna H. Farrell, 92, 2140 West 86th Street, anemia.
Marva P. Fillenwarth, 79, St. Vincent Hospital, obstructive pulmonary disease. Ola E. Otto, 16, 2002 Albany Street, sepsis.
Paul M. Pruitt, 77, 2010 North Capitol Avenue, abscess. Lovell C. Shaffer, 67, St. Vincent Hospital, cerebrovascular accident.
Willie E. Sparks, 82, 915 Fayette Street, anemia. Marie M. Timmons, 66, Winona Memorial Hospital, carcinoma. DEATH CERTIFICATES Lucy K.
Anderson, 80, St. Vincent Hospital, pneumonia. Jessie A. Baunnemer, 86, 2010 North Capitol Avenue, carcinoma. Ethel Y.
Beech, 81, 1302 North Lesley Avenue, obstructive pulmonary disease. Mary F. Bennett, 59, 6704 East 52nd Street, renal failure. David S. Berry, 16 hours, Methodist Hospital, respiratory failure.
Willard A. Black, 63, 11850 Brookville Road, carcinoma. Mary E. Bland. 72, St.
Francis Hospital Center, arteriosclerotic heart disease. John D. Bobo, 59, 4412 West 28th Street, myocardial infarction. Bertha A. Bosdyke, 68, 1840 Perkins Avenue, cancer.
Maynard O. Bough, 68, Community Hospital, renal fallur. Paul T. Bridwell, 67, 141 South Fifth Avenue, Beech Grove, congestive heart tailure. Harley Bundv, 76.
Wishard Memorial Hospital, obstructive pulmonary disease. Merrill C. Caldwell, 75, Methodist Hospital, coronary artery disease. Charles R. Carman, 56, 524 East Merrill Street, arteriosclerotic heart disease.
Nancy Carpenter, 56, Community Hospital, congestive heart disease. Dorothy M. Cates. 42, Indiana University Hospital, carcinoma. Frank J.
Chlappetta, 85, 55 West 33rd Street, glioma. Paul F. Christine. 77, St. Francis Hospital Center, emphysema.
Carsie Cooper, 54, Methodist Hospital, arteriosclerotic heart disease. Jewel B. Corbin, 75, 2502 South Pennsylvania Street, carcinoma. Linda J. Cowsert, 42, St.
Vincent Hospital, heart disease. News of the courts -I FEDERAL COURT BANKRUPTCIES FILED i James E. and Peggy A. Blanchard, 3611 North Street; debts, assets, S41.0S0. -Thomas R.
and Michele M. Bryson, 8250 Meadow- mte Drive; debts. assets, 11,350. "Lonnie H. and Patricia A.
Terry, 1726 Balboa Court; debts. S13.848; assets, S6.3S4. Mary L. Brown, 4043 Whitaker Drive; debts, assets, 118,840. James W.
and Penny S. Culp, Mooresvllle; debts, assets, 154,445. Janet and Iran Brown, 5564 West 42nd Street; assets, 14,785. Paul C. McCoy, Anderson; debts, assets, 160,950.
Peggy W. Lahey, doing business as Peg's Parlor, Shelbyville; debts, assets, 112,414. Steven D. and Deborah K. Griffey, 7335 East 53rd -Street; debts.
assets, 1660. J.tfe House Book Store Greenfield; debts and 'assets, not listed. Justin W. and Kathleen J. Simmons, Martinsville; debts, assets, 13,500.
William L. and Janice L. Jessup, Union City; '-debts, assets, $93,920. Lubrone and Laverne Avers, Noblesville; debts, assets, $5,073. Angela M.
Taylor, 5738 Brocton Court; debts, assets, $924. Joe L. McFarland, 11450 East 63rd Street; debts, I assets, $1,800. Cecil R. and Kathy B.
Martin, 75 North Addison Street; debts, assets, 11,117. 1 Cathi S. Renn, Columbus; debts, 113.149; assets. .1500. Merrill and Jean Gearhart, Columbus, debts, assets, 11,900.
Everett Jr. and Venessia McCormlck, town; debts, not listed; assets, $500. Stanley L. and Joyce L. Goldsmith, Columbus; assets, $1,400.
Richard K. and Debra L. Klngma, Colfax; debts, assets, $37,495. Edward L. and Nancy K.
Chamberlin, debts, assets, $126,000. Ramon K. Leming, Shirley; debts, assets, $71,820. Jerry R. Bloor, 11959 Old Orchard Drive; debts, assets, $1,820.
Josephine Johnson, 2043 North Delaware Street; debts, assets, $2,350. Monty E. Sutton, Hagerstown; debts, as-x sets, $27,317. David A. and Victoria Cornett, Ingalls; debts, assets, $600.
Deborah J. Frierson, 5524 West 42nd Street; debts, assets, $10,900. Fred A. Wright, 722 North Luett Street; debts, assets, $15,300. W.
and Stella M. Gilklson, Muncte; debts, assets, $1,825. DIVORCE SUITS FILED CIRCUIT COURT "Charlotte D. Meadors Dennis D. Meadors Sylvia L.
Freeman Jonathan A. Freeman Kimberly D. Madsen Charles L. Madsen SUPERIOR COURT Roam 1 O. McAllister Jeffery E.
McAllister "James E. Baldwin Margaret K. Baldwin Janis L. Levi William L. Levi E.
Stiver Cynthia E. Stiver Rhonda Henry William Henry Michael R. Price Vada L. Price Mary K. Heusdorfer Tracy J.
Hausdorfer Luckett Alice Luckett K. Mankedick Cara L. Mankedick Room -Dana S. Wickes Mary E. Wickes '-Draft E.
Anderson Randall L. Anderson Room 3 Linda C. Beaver Robert H. Beaver Fred M. Smoot Denise F.
Hayden Tim listed is time reported PERSONAL-INJURY ACCIDENTS Sunday 12:20 Madison Avenue and Merrill Street; Lamont D. Puckett, 10, 61S Madison Avenue, leg injury. 2:28 p.m., Chester Avenue and 38th Street; Janet C. Harris, 50, 7629 Carlton Arms, head injury. 3 05 p.m..
New York Street and Park Avenue; Kimberly Dill, 3123 Donald Avenue, facial injury. 8:45 p.m.. Keystone Avenue and New York Street; Wallace M. Cravens, 50, 2906 East 19th Street; Ronnie England, 25, 3842 Pleasant Run Parkway, back injury. CITY ROBBERIES Sunday 3:10 a.m..
Village Pantry, 4711 West 14th Street; undetermined. 9:54 p.m., 2821 Villa Avenue; watch, $80. wallet. CITY BURGLARIES Saturday 2 22 p.m., 1302 North Alton Avenue; lawn mower. Sunday 12:30 p.m., 720 South Mount Street; wine, cigarettes, beer.
3:02 p.m., 137 Leota Street; cable channel guide, fishing rods and reels. 3 30 p.m., 513 Chase Street; undetermined. 6:59 p.m., 401 Troworidge Street; undetermined. STOLEN VEHICLES Monday 3 20 a 1701 Exeter Avenue; 1979 cream Ford LTD, 1985 plate 49L206. 6:31 a.m., 930 Tremonf Avenue; 1984 brown Buick Riviera, 198S plate 49P4809.
6:35 a.m., 944 Haugh Street; 1981 blue Oldsmobile Cutlass, 1985 plate 93D4621. Sunday 8:49 a.m., 3350 Ruckle Street; 1977 brown Chrysler Cordoba, 1985 plat 93A7357. What they did THE STAR'S WASHINGTON BUREAU Washington Activities of Indiana's congressional delegation Monday; SENATE met at noon on the first budget resolution. Richard G. Lugar, Foreign Relations Committee, office, floor.
Dan Ouayle, Office, floor. HOUSE met at noon on routine business. Peter J. Visclasky, D-lst Office, floor. Philip R.
Sharp, D-2nd Office, floor. John P. Hilar, R-3rd Office, floor. Daniel R. Coats, R-4th Office, floor.
Elweod H. "Bud" Hillis, R-5th In Indiana. Dan L. Burton, R-6th Office, floor. John T.
Myerv R-7th Otfice, floor. Francis X. McCleskey, 0-8th Otfice, floor. Lee H. Hamilton, D-9th Intelligence Committee, Foreign Affairs Committee, office, floor.
Andrew Jacobs D-10th Office, floor. (Letters to members ol the Senate should be sent to the Senate Office Building, Washington, C. 20510; and to members of the House of Representatives to the House Office Building, Washington, 20515.) coaebuolrtivl0smeot seIemodilsosioipepso lmnorusaleiugupgmse eossbssggumnqlnhjue ls0kaanaqei0eihsi0a i emrrnlgmjegskrakur lliailn0nmnsxit000s dbhpiys00iapybrebri muentnhsyrxgitlakai eogrexkraineaszaeel srcddrthbinalsuoiwt ttjr ointrsusgipbexat eusuoitaxevisurtnin byituseu0mutl0lerea gnrnstires0me0avphg CSI 1915 HIDDEN WOROS LISTED BELOW APPEAR FORWABO BACKWARO. UP. OOWN OR OIAGONALLV IN THE PUZZLE.
FIND EACH WORQ ANO BOX IT IN Galling Irksome Tedious Trying Arduous Intrusive Teasing Tiresome Vexatious Wearisome Perplexing Laborious Haraaing Burdensome Annoying Tomorrow: The "Jays" MARRIAGE LICENSES James R. Willoughby, 848 South Sheffield Avenue Eliiabeth J. Winkle, 6327 Dukane Circle. Thomas H. Hickv 6270 North Park Avenue; Heidi C.
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