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i ^ > i J'?*' 1 *' 1 '. $.•\'• PAGE WEATHER: Nov. 5, 1.995 Staff Rhoto/Mike Dowd The water was a bit chilly, but Saturday was a fine day for a walk on the beach at Point Au Roche State Park. Today will be partly sunny and cool with a high near 40. NATIONAL Weather The AccuWeather®forecast for noon, Sunday, Nov. 5. Lines separate high temperature zones for the day. COLD WARM STATIONARY C 199S AoouWe«ther. Ino. Prwurt HIGH LOW SHOWERS RAIN T&TORMS FLURRIES SNOW ICE SUNNY PT CLOUDY CLOUDY VT« AttodMad Pntt TODAY Partly sunny, breezy and cool. HIGH: 40. WINDS: 10 to 20 mph. TONIGHT: Partly cloudy. LOW: 25. SUNRISE: 6:36. SUNSET: 4:37. SATURDAY'S HIGH: 45 SATURDAY'S LOW: 37 PRECIPITATION: trace. DEGREE DAYS: 17 DEGREE DAYS TO DATE: 562 MONDAY Partly sunny. TUESDAY Chance of showers. Lows in the 3.0s, Highs in the 40s and lower 50s. WEDNESDAY Fair. Lows in the 30s. Highs 45 to 55. THURSDAY Fair. Lows 25 to 35. Highs in the 40s. • National Saturday Temperatures indieau previous da/a high and overnight low to 8 am EST Hi U Pro OUk 83 34 06 edy 59 42 edy 45 23 edy 36 30 il l 64 30 01 dr Ml 32 09 elr 70 38 11 edy 57 *8 ' rn 72 38 .05 edy 31 20 edy 87 32 3 Alhany.N Y Albuquerque Amanllo Anchorage Aiheville Atlanta Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Billings Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Burlington, Vl Casper Charlcston.S C Charleston.W Vn Charlolte.N C Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cltviland ' Coliimbis,SC Columbus,Ohio Cnuwd.N H. Dallas-Fl . Worth D«ytoo Denver Des Moinet Dttnil Duluth El Paso Evansville Fairbanks Fargo \ Flsgsuff Orand Rapids Great Palls Giwiubort,N.C. rianford- Spgfld Hiltm Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jatkmn.Mis. Jacksonville •Ttintau Kansas City La. Vegaa Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Lubbock Memphis Miami Bsach ° MidUnd-Odassa Milwaukee Mpls-Sl Paul Naahvilla New Orleans New York City Norfolk,Va. North Plaltt Oklahoma City Omaha Orlando Philadelphia. 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Low Ssturday -8 at Roseau, Minn. m - indicates missing information. 17 49 17 55 43 clr elr elr edy 77 51 .03 edy 62 30 sn 63 37 .25 edy 37 10 79 56 64 29 67 38 17 37 16 33 23 44 22 Saturday Temperatures and weather conditions from midnight to midnight on previous day Hi Lo Wthr Amsterdam 42 29 clr Athens 94 69 edy Auckland . M M H Bangkok 86 75 rn Barbados 86 71 elr Barcelona 82 48 edy Get ready for more cold weather ALBANY (AP) — Winter-like temperatures will continue for one more day before seasonable fall weather returns to New York state for the beginning of the work week, according to the National Weather Service. On Sunday, temperatures will not reach beyond the mid 40s, with a chance of lake-effect snow likely in western New York. Later that night, temperatures will dip into the mid 20s arid low 30s. Monday will bring sunny skies and warmer temperatures, as the mercury climbs into the low 50s. Showers are likely as the week prog- resses. It is the Press-Republican's policy to correct all factual' errors. If you have personal knowl- edge of such a mistake, call the newsroom at 561-2300 or 1-800-288-7323 after 2 p.m. NEW YORK Weather Beijing Bairn Belgrade Barlin Btnnuda Bogota Brisbans Brussels Budapast ' B'Aires Cairo Calgary Caracas Copanhsgen Dhahran Dublin Frankfurt Geneva Hanoi Harara Havana Helsinki Hong Kong Istanbul Jerusalem Joiiurg Kiev Lima - Lisbon London Madrid - Manila Msiieo City Montreal Moses* Nairobi Nassau New Delhi Nicosia Osaka Oslo Paris Rio • Rome San Juan Santiago Sao Paulo Bapporo Seoul Sinppore Stockholm Sydney Taipei Tel Aviv Tokyo Toronto Vancouver Vienna Warsaw Zurich M — Indicates missing information. 68 42 elr 73 59 edy 41 36 edy 37 27 sn 77 76 elr 66 50 rn 88 71 edy 61 32 edy 42 32 edy 87 71 elr 82 60 dr 37 14 elr 82 .60 edy 37 31 dr 91 68 cu- SS 48 edy 60 33 edy 41 37 edy 84 69 m 87 94 clr 87 69 dr 29 22 sn 77 68 dr 68 69 rn 99 S3 dr 82 69 elr 39 32 elr 99 62 elr 71 60 edy \SI~39\elr 73 60edy . 8? 73 dr 77 SSedy. 55 32.11 37 26 edy 15 57 edy 69 71 clr 59 69 dr 75 48 elr 68 SSedy 33 25 elr 48 42 elr 78 69 edy 57 33 clr 87 78 edy 78 51 clr 75 69 edy 44 35 rn 60 39 clr 89 75 rn 33 27 sn 71 64 edy 77 89 edy 76 60 CU- SS 51 dr 57 31 in 49 33 edy 37 31 sn 37 31 edy 35 36cdy MOOH RISES TODAY: 3:59 p.m. MOOM SETS TODAY: *:53 a.m. RISES MONDAY: 4:31 p.m. SETS MONDAY:-5:56 a.m. Full Last Qtr. First Qtr. New o c cr* Nov. 7 Nov. 15 Nov. 29 Nov. 22 Sharon Stone: man eater No longer a. Courtney Love: stupid games in court AP Photo Playing Gary Oldman: movie maniac AP Photo Forever the MATURING THE STONE: Sharon Stoiit's switch from heir usual man-eating roles to a part as a self-destructive moll in Martin ScorsMft's \Casino\ was prompted by a certain loss of assets. \My rear-end is starting to slide down the back of my legs,\ she told Britain's Ikon mag- azine in its December issue. The 37-year*old star of the sizzling sex thrillers \Basic Instinct\ and \Sliver\ auditioned instead for the violent gangster movie, which stars Robert De Niro as a Vegas operative mar- ried to Stone. It comes out Nov. 22. Her role was exhausting — \It starts like 'Goodfellas' and deteriorates to \Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?'\ — but she's looking forward to working with other highly esteemed directors in serious roles. \I'd rather have more sex at home and keep my clothes on at work,\ she said. \I'm maturing.\ NO LOVE LOST: Courtney Love wanted to play games as her assault trial began. Wearing a black ruffled suit and gold jewelry, the hardbit- ten rock star whispered from the defense table Thursday: \Hey prosecutors. Psssst. Are you the prosecutors? Can I be O.J. and you be Christopher Darden?\ The lawyers turned their heads and didn't answer. Love is charged with slugging several youths standing in front of the stage before a concert in March. She could get two years in prison. Love, lead singer of the band Hole and widow of rocker Kurt Cobain, pleaded guilty in September to assaulting a singer in another band but was spared a jail sentence. WEAVER VERSUS THE ANTS: Sigoumey Weaver had to lie in bed and let a horde of car- -pentBri afits tfra^jaj3^0^i_for_a_scene^in her new seria^killer thriller, \Copycat.\ 'TheyiiwSeTap over! And we couldn't kill any of them,\ she said in Entertainment Weekly's Nov. 10 issue. The .ants' handler \believes in humanity to ants. He wanted us to give them back to him — especi- ally the ones he had defanged.\ Weaver found a way to survive the ordeal: \I cheated. I put two sheets on the bed, one between me and the ants. I didn't want to go home crying.\ SOUL CONTROL: Jamas Brown, accused of beating his wife, says she's the bad guy. \She's mentally abusive to me,\ said the Godfather of Soul. \Any time she needs those drugs, she will do anything to get them. Once when I was com- bing my hair, she slapped me across the face with a razor.\ Earlier this week, Brown was ar- rested at his Beech Island, S.C., home after his wife, 45-year-old Adrienne Brown, called 911 and said he hit her. He was freed on bail. \The 911 system gives her control over me,\ he said. -mr wwpfT\ ™» PEOPLE PICK A ROLL, ANY ROLL: From Shi Vicioui to Dracula to a Piintan. How does Gory OWmdn pick his roles, anyway? ^People don't see me as a comedian or a romantic lead,\ the actor said in Entertainment Weekly's Nov. 10 issue. \I (Lorit have the dark good looks of Hugh Grant or Daniel Day-Lewis.\ What he does have is a reputation for playing maniacs. And flashing a sweet, unearthly smile. That's what won him the role of the oversexed, guilt-ridden Rev. Arthur Dimmesdale in 'The Scarlet Let- ter.\ Producer-director Roland Jaffa's wife, Susie, showed her husband that smile — cap- tured in a single scene of \State of Grace,\ in which Oldman played an edgy, murderous member of New York City's Irish mob. Why did Oldman take the churchman's role opposite Demi Moore? \It meant I didn't have to go in and play another psychopathic killer,\ he said. MEMORIES: David Hortman wasn't the only one asking questions when ABC's \Good Morning America 8 made its debut 20 years ago Friday. 'The news people were saying, 'What's a guy like this doing asking questions of political lead- ers?' — which was not an inappropriate ques- tion,\ the actor and original '.'Good Morning America\ host recalled with a dry grin as he celebrated the anniversary. \I hope we can learn on the job.\ Current hosts Joan Lunden and Charles Gibson and weatherman Spencer Chris- tian presided over the nostalgic broadcast. In the studio audience were f 'GMA\ alumni such as Frank and Kathie Lee Gifford — who met on the show — and Gtraldo Rivera. Hartman, who was best known as the star of the, TV series \Lucas Tanner\ when he began his li-year stint with \GMAj\jnow works in independent TV prbc&fc- tionT ' SUNDAY NEWSMAKERS: Here's the lineup of Sunday news shows: ABC's \This Week With David Brinkley\ — Topic: Powell for President? The frenzy over the possible campaign of Colin Powell. Guests: Jack Kemp of Empower America; talk show host Oliver North; and Republican Na- tional Chairman Haley Barbour. CBS' \Face the Nation\ - Topic: Politics, Powell, and the budget. Guest: Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, R-Ga. NBC's \Meet the Press\ — Topic: Medicare budget and presidential politics. Guest: Sens. Bob Dole, R-Kansas, majority leader; and Ed- ward M. Kennady, D-Mass. CNN's \Late Edition With Frank Sesno\ - Topic: The CIA under fire. Guests include former CIA Director Robert Gates and Sen. Arlrni Specter, R-Pa., chairman, Select Intelligence Committee. McCoo debuts in new dimension By MARY CAMPBELL AP Newsfeotures Writer The Great Square of Pegasus is prominent in the eastern sky at darkfall. The lovely constella- tion Andromeda seems to walk upright along the southeastern horizon in two graceful, diverging lines of stars. Andromeda Galaxy (M31) is on the eastern tip of the asterism Frederick's Glory (three fourth-magnitude stars) bran- ching eastward from Beta An- dromeda toward the constellation of Cassiopeia. Our closest neighboring galaxy, M31, lies 1.5 million light years from Earth. A six-inch telescope or larger is re- quired for resolving any structu- ral detail, but binoculars, as well as naked eye viewing, reveal the core of the galaxy, appearing like a fuzzy star. Venus (magnitude -3.9) ap- pears in the Southwest remain- ing visible for a longer period than earlier in the month. On •Saturday, Venus passes to within four degrees of Antares (magnitude 0.96) in Scorpio. West of Venus Mars (magnitude 1.3) and Jupiter (magnitude -1.8) combine with the precursor stars in Scorpio to produce a cluster of bright objects near, the middle of the Milky Way stream. Compiled by John Lamoureux NEW YORK (AP) - Making her Broadway debut as Julie in \Show Boat\ is especially grati- fying to Marilyn McCoo, who thought Lena Home should have had the role in the 1951 movie version of the musical, instead of Ava Gardner. \I thought it was a shame,\ says McCoo, formerly of the 5th Dimension. \It Would have been a wonderful opportunity for a light-skinned black actress to play a mulatto. But knowing Hollywood at the time ... \That's one of the reasons why doing this role has extra meaning and is such an exciting thing for me.\ . McCoo, who also sings as a duo with her husband, Billy Davis Jr., and hosted the TV show \Solid Gold\ for five years, says it's a role she always thought she could play. \The songs aren't far out of my style,\ she says. \But in theater you can't take as many liberties with the melody as you could if you're doing cabaret, of course. \One of the interesting things about songs in this production, there's more of an acting ap- proach to take. You do a subtext. There are many layers of mean- ing to a song like 'Bill.' '„ \I'm not singing about a man named Bill. Julie is singing about' her relationship with her man AP Photo Marilyn McCoo named Steve. I don't think they wanted to slap the audience in the face with it. They wanted the audience to figure it out for themselves.\ McCoo, who was in. the chorus of \Finian's Rainbow\ in college, hasn't done a lot of theater, but she likes it. \Musical theater is a chance to sing and act,\ she says. \I enjoy doing both so much.\ In 1986 she was in \A ... My Name Is Alice,\ an ensemble piece, at the Burt Reynolds Din- ner Theater in Jupiter, Fla. Then she had the lead in \Anything Goes\ in Miami and was in \Man of La Mancha\ in Los Angeles and in \Into the Woods\ with students at the University of Mississippi. Being in musicals became easier, McCoo says, as she gained experience. She auditioned (un- successfully) for \Sunset Boule- vard\ in Los Angeles and for <? Show Boat\ for Hal Prince in Toronto. \When does one feel one is ready for Broadway?\ she asked herself. \I don't know. You get in there and say 'I'll do my best' and go for it.\ In between shows, she sang in Las Vegas, Atlantic City, Reno and a casino on an Indian reser- vation in Connecticut. Most of the time, she sang solo, some- times with her husband, - \Billy is performing, but not as much as I am,\ she says. \Billy has always wanted to have some- thing in the business world going on outside of music. I focus all my time on entertainment, which is all I've ever really wanted to do.\ ••-•',- The 5th Dimension started in 1966 and is still going, with original members Florence LaRue, Ron Townsbn and Lamonte McLemore and replacements for McGoo and Davis who left in 1975 to sing as a duo. Sometimes the o*i£Ltial five reunite for a Special engagement and four years ago they did a three-month reunion tour. PRES5-Rt=PPBl PLATTSBURG stricture t( iSIore th me'nts wei fi£hk the i £ th i needed. \•^ one blaze, sai Chief Chi fire's cause triJcal, he si ••• -Rivers \ of the bi $50,000, h - of washers the buildii Montreal, i .sure of his The bui storage sp; tenants, in recycling said.' Another sburgh re man, who burn. 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