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OCTOBER |6,1995 WEATHER PRES&REPUBLICAN w By Tht Anoclotwl Prnt For today, cool temperatures and a chilly wind will persist in New York state, according to the ! National Weather Service. It will be mostly sunny with light rain showers scattered mainly to the, north of the Mohawk Valley. Temperatures are expected only to reach back to the upper 40s and mid 50s. It was a cool breezy day with a mix of clouds and sun across the region Sunday. Temperatures struggled to reach back to 60-degrees, and in many cases* remained in the 50s. The wind added to the chill, br- inging a rather abrupt end to our recent Indian summer. There were a few light rain showers, mainly from the Mohawk Valley on north and west. A deep storm just to the East of Hudson Bay will continue to circulate chilly air from Canada across the region through Mon- day night. FORECAST Northeast Clinton-Eastern Esstx Today, blustery with lots of clouds and scattered showers. High in the upper 40s. Southwest wind 15 to 25 mph and with higher gusts. Chance of rain 50 percent. Tonight, an evening sprinkle possible, otherwise gradual clearing and cold. Low around 32. Tuesday, mostly sun- ny and not as chilly. High in the lower 50s. Southern Franklin-Southwest Clinton-Western Essex: Today, blustery with lots of clouds and the likelihood of more light showers. High 40 to 45. Chance of precipitation 6Q percent. To- night, an evening flurry possible, otherwise becoming partly cloudy and cold. Low 25 to 30. Tuesday, partly sunny and not as chilly. High 50 to 55. Extended forecast: Wednesday, fair. Lows in the 30s. Highs in the 60s. Thursday, fair. Lows 35 to 45. Highs 60 to 70. Friday, chance of showers. Lows 35 to 45. Highs 55 to 65. High, low listed for Plattsburgh PLATTSBURGH - Official Plattsburgh weather station report for the 24-hour period ended 4 p.m. Sunday High temperature: 58 Daily average high: 55 Low temperature: 52 Daily average low: 38 Precipitation: .42 in. Month record high: 86 . Month record low: 17 Today's sunrise: 7:07 Today's sunset: 6:11 Degree days: 10 Degree days last year Oct. 15: 19 Degree days to date 1995: 274 Degree days to date 1994: 329 Degree (days represent the difference be- tween 65 degrees Fahrenheit and the mean temperature for the day, providing an estimate for calculating heating costs. Threat to Amboseli park By HUBERT KAHL Deutsche Presse Agentur NAIROBI - A dramatic change is taking place in Kenya's Amboseli National Park, where climatic influences and en- croaching civilization are threatening the future of one of Africa's major beauty spots. Nestling at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro, the continent's highest mountain, the park ap- pears to be undergoing a transformation from an oasis of green into a vast steppe. A thin layer of grass is all that can be seen in an area where mighty acacia trees once grew and thickets of thorn bushes pro- vided fodder and protection to a multitude of wild animals. The slow process of erosion has led to fears that the popular. nature reserve might one day turn into a desert. \There is a major loss of woodland,\ says David Western, head of the Kenya Wildelife Ser- vice. \The threat is real and we have to address it fast.\ Its dramatic setting at the base of snow-capped Kilimanjaro and its proximity to the Kenyan capital of Nairobi have made it the second most popular game reserve in East Africa after Masai Mara park. Yomffliic^ Certified Financial Planner • Registered investment Adviser Corporate & Individual Planning In The Following Areas: Retirement • Tax • Estate Insurance • Employee Fringe Benefits College Funding • IRAs * WITH WELLS COMMUNICATION EVERYTHING'S FREE* Motorola Bag Phone Battery Kit Magnetic Mount Antenna 2 Months Unlimited Air Time CELLULARONE AUTHORIZED AGENT 'Some restrictions apply - Requires 1 year service agreement Offer expires 10/31/95 WELLS Communication % HARVEST DINNER COUNTRY STORE & FALL/CHRISTMAS CRAFT SALE. 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