Page A4 PalladiurMem Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2002Weather TOMORROW'S WEATHER Check the weather anytime at FORECAST Tonight Thursday Friday NATIONAL WEATHER National weather The AccuWeather.com forecast for noon, Thursday, Oct. 10. i rnrjEor7iMTr--TT-TrT7nai -10t -0 Oi 10s 20s 30 40 60s (OS 70s 0 SO 100 110 Saturday Monday Sunday Bands aeparala high temperature zones lot the day. High: 70 Low: 52 High: 75 Low: 53 High: 57 Low: 40 High: 72 Low: 52 Low: 50 High: 67 Low: 50 South Bend OGary High: 71 Cleveland uonos 0 Fort Wayne Low: 51 High: 66 High: 72 Low: 50 Low: 49 XSi FRONTS: 2002 AccuWeather, Inc.
Lafayette 1, 6 LTD E3 ED E3 Ci High Low Showtrt Rln T-tornw Flurries Snow let Sunny Pi. Ckiudy Cloudy Vis AatocMln High: 67 6 crx'' A Low: 52 bun, uvj Richmond High: 69 Low: 54 Indianapolis Dayton r-b I NATIONAL CITIES Columbus High: 72 Low: 54 1 IS Eaton By the Associated Prats Midwest High: 67 Low: 53 High: 67 Low: 49 Bloomington 5'- High: 71 ClncinnatlO Low: 52 High: to Low: I 41 Louisville High: 71 Low: 56 Forecast information provided by OEvansville Temperatures indicate Tuesday's high and overnight low to p.m. Eastern Time. Hi Lo Pre Otlk HI Lo Pre Otlk Chicago 66 42 PCIdy Houston 84 72 .46 Rain Dayton 61 40 PCIdy Jackson, Miss. '0 St flam Indianapolis 63 42 Cidy Jacksonville 88 71 Cidy Kansas City 73 45 Cidy Juneau SO 46 .24 Rain Milwaukee 66 45 Clr Key West 88 77 .07 PCIdy Mpls-StPaul 64 42 .16 PCIdy Las Vegas 89 63 Clr Others Little Rock 69 50 Rain HI Lo Pre Otlk Los Angeles 8 61 Clr Albany.
59 40 PCIdy Louisville 66 4 7 PCIdy Albuquerque 75 52 PCIdy Memphis 72 53 Rain Anchorage 47 43 Snow Miami Beach 69 77 PCIdy Asheville 63 57 Cidy Nashville 73 51 Cidy Atlanta 71 62 Cidy New Orleans 81 72 Rain Atlantic City 64 44 PCIdy New York City 61 52 Cidy Austin 61 71 1.51 Ram Oklahoma City 56 55 1.05 Rain Baltimore 63 48 Cidy Omaha 72 46 PCIdy Billings 57 43 .06 PCIdy Orlando 69 7t PCIdy Birmingham 80 57 Cidy Philadelphia 65 50 PCIdy Bismarck 52 40 PCIdy Phoenix 93 69 Clr Boise 66 42 Clr Pittsburgh 59 36 Cidy Boston 59 48 PCIdy Portland, Maine 58 35 Cidy Buffalo 57 37 PCIdy Portland. Ore. 67 52 PCidy Burlington. Vt 50 41 PCIdy Raleigh-Durham 64 60 Cidy Casper 54 30 Clr Rapid City 52 45 .18 PCIdy Charleston, S.C. 75 68 1.53 Rain Reno 81 43 Clr Charlotte.
N.C. 63 62 Cidy Richmond. Va. 68 54 Cidy Cheyenne 56 45 Clr St Louis 66 45 Cidy Columbia. S.C.
70 69 87 Cidy Salt Lake City 70 46 Clr Concord, N.H. 57 29 Cidy San Antonio 84 71 .79 Rain Dallas-Ft Worth 62 62 .22 Ram San Diego 74 61 Clr Denver 70 46 Cidy San Francisco 64 59 Clr Des Moines 72 46 PCIdy Santa Fe 74 40 PCIdy Detroit 61 41 Cidy St Ste Marie 47 32 .17 Cidy El Paso 74 57 Clr Seattle 61 50 Cidy Evansville 67 43 Cidy Shreveport 75 59 Rain Fairbanks 37 37 .08 Snow Sioux Falls 64 43 PCIdy Fargo 50 34 PCIdy Tampa-St Ptrsbg 90 73 PCIdy Flagstaff 74 31 Clr Topeka 73 46 PCIdy Grand Rapids 62 42 PCIdy Tucson 89 63 Clr Great Falls 63 36 .08 Clr Tulsa 63 54 .03 Rain Greensboro, N.C. 61 58 Cidy Washington, D.C. 64 50 Cidy Helena 64 37 Clr Wichita 64 51 Cidy Honolulu 86 76 Clr Wilmington, Del. 64 45 PCIdy ALMANAC MOON Full Oct.
21 EXTENDED FORECAST Tonight: Variably cloudy. Low 50. Thursday: Partly sunny and seasonal. High 67. Low 50.
Friday: Partly cloudy. High 70. Low 52. Saturday: Variably cloudy. High 75.
Low 53. Sunday: Chance of showers. High 72. Low 52. Monday: Partly cloudy.
High 57. Low 40. Temperatures Today: 6 a.m., 43; 8:15 a.m., 47 Tuesday's high, 62; low, 39 Precipitation Tuesday's rain: 0 Month to date 56 Yearto date rain: 29.58 Year to date snow: 7.6 One year ago Oct 9 High, 71; Low, 45 Oct 9 records High: 85 (1913) Low: 27(1989) Today's sunset: 6:09 p.m. Thursday's sunrise: 6:45 a.m. Last Oct.
29 New Nov. 4 CO First Oct. 13 1 Democrat Melina Fox urges stronger focus on economy Candidates for Indiana's new District 6 congressional seat Fox opened her day here with some factory gate handshaking before moving on to Con-nersville for another news Fox said. She said the need to replace high-paying manufacturing jobs in the Sixth District was the result of the North American Free Trade Agreement. "We need fair trade policies that open up markets for our goods and services without exporting our jobs," Fox said.
Fox said if elected she will fine-tune her economic efforts with monthly forums in the district bringing together labor leaders, business leaders and farmers. Republican incumbent Mike Pence Democrat Melina Fox Libertarian Doris Robertson Here's Something To Smile About. Electric Prices Are The Same Today As They Were In 1994. By Don Fasnacht Staff writer Democrat Melina Fox says Congress must concentrate as much on the economy as on terrorism. That's what she would do.
Fox is challenging incumbent Republican Mike Pence for the Sixth District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. Fox said the nation has lost more than 1.8 million manufacturing jobs in the last year. The decline has hit the Sixth District particularly hard, she said. "I believe east central Indiana is in a crisis," Fox said.
"We've heard a lot of horror stories from people across the district." Fox was in Richmond Tuesday plugging her plans for improving economic conditions here. She wants to power the engine of change with renewable fuels. "Indiana has the largest corn supply east of the Mississippi," Fox said. She would encourage the building of plants to turn it into ethanol and other fuels. "This area could supply the entire East Coast," Fox said.
Producing plant-based fuels would be an economic move that could help both agriculture and manufacturing in this region, electric prices then and now: Monthly Usage January 1994 January 2002 And not only are our prices the same as they were eight years ago, they'll stay the same until 2004. A decade of stability. How's that for a warm feeling? (dSl) 500 kWh 750 kWh 1500 kWh $50 $73 $117 $49 $72 $117 nil," I i. r. lilW v- Preble County Church's annual fall smorgasbord is Saturday EATON, Ohio The Ware's Chapel United Methodist Church annual Fall Smorgasbord and Bazaar is Saturday night.
The dinner is 4-7 p.m. (Ohio time) in the Fellowship Hall. Menu items include fried chicken, ham, mashed potatoes, homemade noodles, green beans, corn, vegetable and fruit salads, homemade pies, cakes and beverages. Cost for adults is $6 and for children ages 6-12 is $3. The United Methodist Women organizes the dinner but much of the food and bazaar items are donated.
Money raised from the dinner helps with church projects and outreach to charitable needs in Preble County and the Miami Valley United Methodist missions. From staff reports.
