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AG sommenmmtmmmm mmmmm,mnm The Almanae Sunday August 31, 1980 ten ESSS Lics Showers Stonanary ew Scless Towa to New York State. @ OTHER EMESs (The Notional Weather Service brood- Ontario on the VHFFM bond at 162.53 MH). Forecast LO _ HI 670 as 48 7 47 @ BOATING Upper Niagara River, Buffalo Harbor - Variable winds 10 to 15 knots today. Smooth water and a chance of a thunderstorm or two. The water temperature off Buffalo is T5 degrees. Buffale to Ripley, Lake Erte - Southwest winds 10 to 20 knots today. Scattered thunderstorms with briefly higher winds. Waves 1 to 3 feet. Niagara River to Fair- haven, Lake Ontarto - Va- riable winds 5 to 15 knots today. Scattered thunder- storms with briefly higher winds. Waves 1 to 3 feet. Isued 5:40 p.m. Saturday © WEATHER FACTORS A cold front extends from a very weak low system near James Bay southward through Wisconsin and I- linols to another low over Central Kansas. The front is expected to barely reach Western New York today before retreating northward as a warm front tonight. The low over Kansas is fore- cast to track northeast into the upper t Lakes re- glon by Montay. mabonas sevice moa® us Brer at c ASSOCiaTED reeSS THE NATIONAL FORECAST -- The National Weath- er Service forecast for today predicts showers from @ FER THE RECORD AUG. 31, 1980 Bun: Rises 6:38 a.m., sets 7:52 p.m. Possible sunshine, 13 hours, 14 minutes. Moon: Rises 10:34 p.m., sets 12:02 a.m. i AUG. 30, 1980 Temperature: Saturday's high 81, low 70; official re- card high, 91 in 1959; record low, 38 in 1965; mean for the 24 hours, 76; normal for the , 66. “Kl-um” T a.m. 4%, T p.m. 18%. o at on thas tors me Hi to H to ea Lockport 81 53 r ra . 88. 4 © LOCAL FORECAST Variable cloudiness, con- tinued warm and humid with scattered thunder- storms through Monday. High today 80 to 85 (23C). Low tonight in the mid 608 (18C). High Monday near 80 (26C). Southerly winds to day 5 to 15 mph. The chance of rain is 40 percent today and tonight. Issued 5 pm Saturday @ EXTENBED FORECAST Tuesday through Thursday Very warm with scattered showers Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows in the mid 605. High in the 80s. Fair Thursday, low around 60, high TS to 80. Issued 7:30 p.m. Saturday. PENNSYLVANIA - Dai- ly (Aug. 31) -- 722. NEW YORK - Lotto & Keno (Aug, 30) - 3, 5, 28, 33, 36, 37. Supplemental No. - 2. \Town Chairman Anthony ; day. Beginning Monday, idtieay ., 5 @ Tol plagues laid Grasshopper waste to- lands in two sepa- rate centuries. In 1476, a swarm of the Insects swept through Poland, dean-w 1s crops, crea leapre; famine in the then wafiy 1742, plagues attacked crops -and pasture lands in Penn- sylvania as well as sue southernmost counties 'of England, On this day In 186, the first major - earthquake was recorded in the U.S. The disaster killed 41 people in Charleston, S.C., and total damages ex- ceeded $5 million. In 1964 in Amberst, mem- bers of the Metropolitan Chapel of Buffalo broke ground for a new $125,000 building on North Forest Road. The congregation, es- tablished three years earlier with nine members, had grown to more than 400. ma THEE MCON © Yan Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. , 18 1 536 25 9 3 Ex-Opponents Back Crangle Erie County Democratic Joseph F. Cran gle's bid for an eighth term at the helm of his party has received a boost from three Democratic leaders who op- posed Crangle's re-election two years ago. Announcing their support for Crangle were Evans LaRusso, Alden Town Chairman Robert Cassel and Eden Supervisor and 38th congfessional candi- date Denn. challenge for the ship. Free Rides Set . To City Schools Students eligible for But-| [Ril falo Beard of Education bus passes who live more than 1% mile from their schools will be permitted to ride to and from school Wednes- day, Thursday and Friday for free, according to Metro Bus. © All students who have al- ready applied for passes should receive them by Fri- students will be required to show bus passes or pay Studentawhnhavemtgz plied for passes will be al to do so at their schools gmwbe y. However, they required to pay regu- lar fares starting Monday until passes are issued, country. In - EVERYTHING - ALL MERCHANDISE IN STOCK AVE NOW ON SUCH NATIONALLY ADVERTISED TEMS INCLUDING Ex-Watergate Prosecutor Raps Carter \.; ABILENE, Texas (AP) + Billy Carter's involvement with Libya is an example of \questionable morality in government,\ regardless whether any laws have been violated, the former Water- w‘mtw sald Satur- And, said Leon Jaworski, President Carter should have a desire to avoid or intimation that any special privileges were expected,\ and should have issued a public statement saying his brother was representing the Libyan government. \Buch a public pro- nouncement was not orly in- dicated, it was essential, be- cause of the involvement of 3620 Sheridan Dr. 835-5331 speech at Abflene Christian College The Justice Department made Billy Carter register qf | as a foreign agent for Libya after he received $220,000 from the Libyan govern- comment from the White House on Jaworski's re- marks. inherent in his brother's close association with these characters of quudgnxble design,\ Jaworski said. \But the president did nothing officially, nothing to contain this potential dan- of impropriety.\ gov Limitations® Jaworski said that no one knew better than the presi- dent that Billy Carter, \exp- ert though he may have been as a peanuts raiser and gasoline seller, had no exp- ertise in industrial, techno- logical or governmental af- fairs.\ \He had nothing to offer to Libya except a willing- ness to misuse his relation- ship to the president of the United States.\ Jaworski said the presi- Tomorrow only! from 11 to 4 a special purchase of beautiful plush broadloom from Evans Black Mills goes on sale. Here's your chance to save big on today's most beautiful plush carpets. Choose from, dense, deep piles, velvety smooth cut piles, and many more styles - all available in a rainbow of colors. This is a one day event of oustanding savings. Pies floor coverings dent should have known \that monetary considera- tlons would be involved and that his brother, who was hanging on the rope: get bankruptcy, would no Li- serving the lute-35m of \And whether the large sum of money to pass hands was an outright payment or in the guise of a loan is en- tirely beside the point,\ he said. \Regardless of wheth- er any laws were violated in the process, moral and eth. ical principles may wel have been circumvented. ''The entire transaction is morally wrong.\ Floods in Japan Kill 17 TOKYO (AP) -- Floods and landslides triggered by torrential rains in south- western Japan on Saturday killed 17 peogle and injured 34, police said. Police said the rains in Kyushu, one of Japan's main islands, destroyed 46 houses, partially damaged 39 others and flooded more than 18,000. Remnants 9 x 12 Reg. To. $120 Limited Quantities Tine carpet feanions by Armetrong & Armstrong* \THE SuXNY MOORs Trat Ssmine wmmhout ware 2850 Transit Rd. 675-4600 The rains began lashing Fukuoka, Nagasald, Kuma- moto, Saga and Oita prefec- tures (magnum on Thursday » rainfal} so far totals more than 29 inches, police said. - There were 423 landslides, 223 roads cut, 14 bridges washed away and 15 break-