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eather illiyp Tuesday, July 14, 1992 north md 70s south. NORTHERN CALIFORNIA FROM MARIN, SOLANO, SACRAMENTO AND EL DORADO COUNTIES NORTHWARD Variable coastal cloudiness and fog. Elsewhere fair except for a chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms over the Sierra Nevada and northern mountains. Coastal highs upper 50s to lower 70s. Lows in the 50s.

Coastal valley highs mid-70s to the 90s. Lows 50s to mid-60s. Inland valley highs mid-80s to 100. Lows upper 50s to lower 70s. Mountain highs 70s to low 90s.

Lows 40s and 50s. Ml. MU I.I i.j.i.j.i.i.M,!.j.i.j.; Local Weather For Kings County and the six county area, a slight chance of showers through the evening, otherwise clearing in the north tonight and pally cloudy south. Lows upper 60s and 70s, Variable wind to IS tnph. Increasing clouds Wednesday becoming mostly cloudy south with a slight chance of showers and partly cloudy north.

Highs in the 90s. The maximum relative humidity Monday at Lemoore Naval Air Station was 84 percent, minimum was 37 percent. The three-day extended forecast, Thursday through Saturday, coastal clouds and fog. Elsewhere fair except for some afternoon and evening thunderstorms over the high Sierra Nevada. Coastal highs mid-60s to low 80s.

Lows 50s and lower 60s. Coastal valley highs 70s to mid-90s. Lows 50s to lower 60s. Inland valley highs upper 80s to 102. Lows 60s to mid-70s.

Mountain highs 70s to low 90s. Lows upper 30s to upper IRiver Report The Kings River report for the past 24 hours: Calculated natural flow 731 second feet; Pine Flat Dam storage 92,391 acre-feet; actual flow 3,429 second feet; released units below Highway 99 were 910 second feet. Temperatures. Temperatures indicate previous day's high and overnight low to 8 a.m. EDT.

Ntfjonal Temperature Extremes High Monday 107 Lake Havasu City and Bullhead City, Ariz. Low Tuesday 38 at West Yellowstone, Mont Ice Sunny Pi. Cloudy Cloudy CPI: Inflation threat low Sunset Tuesday Sunrise Wednesday Sunset Wednesday Sunrise Thursday 8:19 p.m.' 5:53 a.m. 8:19 p.m. 5:54 a.m.

1 1 1 1 Looking Ahead SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COASTAL AREAS Partly cloudy with highs in the lower 70s beaches to the upper 80s wanner inland valleys. Lows in the 60s. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MOUNTAIN AREAS Partly cloudy afternoon and evening hours with a chance of thunder storms. Resort highs in the lower 70s to lower 80s. Lows in the 50s to id- 60s.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DESERT AREAS Partly cloudy afternoons and evenings with a chance of thunderstorms otherwise mostly clear skies. Highs 92 to 102 north and 102 to 108 south. Lows in the mid-50s and 60s Source Dept, of Commerce XXX Showers T-storms Rain Flurries Snow Via Associated Press GraphicsNet YRE Continued from Page 1 may have to go year-round in 1993 to handle a growing student population. After conferring with parents this spring, district officials grouped elementary students at Monroe and Washington into four tracks designated by different colors: Blue, green, red and yellow. These tracks then were given a schedule of classes and vacations and sent to parents before the normal school year ended.

This was a monumental task, but I think 95 percent of the parents got their first or second choice in placement, Robinson said. It was the most time-consuming thing Ive ever worked on. Both Bartsch at Washington and Osterling at Monroe said school officials have received very few complaints from parents. Bartsch said ample advance public education on year-round schooling most likely led to Mondays smooth transition into a new and foreign schedule. WASHINGTON (AP) Consumer prices rose a moderate 0.3 percent in June as the biggest jump in energy prices in 20 months was partly offset by muted cost increases or even declines in other categories, the government said today.

The seasonally adjusted June advance in the Labor Departments Consumer Price Index was anticipated by most economists, who said inflation proses little threat to the economy. The consumer index had risen only 0.1 percent in May and 0.2 percent in April. In a separate report, the Commerce Department said retail sales which represent roughly a third of overall economic activity rose a modest 0.5 percent in June to a seasonally adjusted $159.8 billion. But most of the sales strength came in automobiles. Excluding that sector, sales edged only 0.1 percent higher.

Analysts said lackluster sales and low inflation are both symptoms of the sluggish recovery from the 1990-91 recession. Inflation is low because of lousy demand. There arent a lot of dollars chasing goods out there," said economist Sung Won Sohn of Norwcst Corp. in Min-' neapolis. For the year so far, inflation was running at an annual rate of 3.1 percent, the same as last years price rise for the full year and well below the 6.1 percent rate in 1990.

In June, energy prices rose 2 percent, the biggest increase since October 1990, when Iraqs invasion of Kuwait sent oil prices skyrocketing. Gasoline prices rose 3.2 percent while fuel oil was up 3.2 percent and natural gas, 1.3 percent. Still, gasoline costs were 14 percent below their peak level of November 1990. Food prices, meanwhile, rose a scant 0.1 percent in June. Vegetable prices fell 0.7 percent, the third consecutive decline.

The price of pxrk, eggs and fish also fell. Beef, poultry, dairy and cereal product prices rose. For the year so far, food prices were rising at just a 0.1 percent annual rate, compared with an increase of 1.9 percent in all of 1991, which was the smallest in 15 years. Excluding the volatile food and energy components, prices increased 0.2 percent in June, the same as in May. For the first six months of 1992, this core rate of inflation was rising at a 3.8 perccm annual rate, down from 4.4 percent for all of last year and5.2perccni in 1990.

Convention HPD, schools address safety of pedestrians Continued from Page 1 autograph seeker. Clinton, a supporter of abortion rights, pushed away the mans pen, then got into a limousine for a ride to Central Park, where he jogged and shook hands with onlookers. It was no big deal," he said of the incident, which the protest group Operation Rescue said was its doing. Democrats had their own surprise in store on the divisive abortion Obituaries 1992 Accu-Weather, Inc. I think its going to be highly successful for 95 percent of the population, he said, because you can never please 100 percent." Robinson said several of the concerns raised by parents in February when the year-round schedules were being formulated have been addressed by district officials.

For example, she said, child care will be provided by the Kings County Community Action Organization for students who may find themselves on a one-month vacation in the middle of February. Suzie Fonseca, resource and referral coordinator at the organization, said only about five parents of students at Monroe and Washington schools have called her office inquiring about child care in July. It looks like they all took care of their child care in advance, she said. However, Fonseca said she expects a flurry of calls from parents in September, when nearly 400 students who would normally be in school will be on vacation for a month. Hanford Elementary School District.

The assemblies are being presented to more than 1,000 students who began year-round classes Monday. The intent of the presentations is to inform students that they must be cautious when walking near their schools. Teachers at Monroe and Washington will present traffic safety lessons to kindergarten through sixth grade students throughout the week. Also, maps that show the safest route to school will be sent home with the children on Friday, Robinson said. Because of year-round scheduling, the Stop on a Dime assemblies will be presented again in August and September when other HESD schools begin their year, Robinson said.

ROSS JEEP PARTS SALES SERVICE RENTALS re! TULARE" 1-800-698-9089 Michael Gonzales (Formerly of Leonard 's Barber Salon) NOW AT Johns Barber Styling Salon Pat Blanchard T.S. HEIE Sentinel Staff Writer A Hanford Police Department vehicle will come to a screeching halt in front of hundreds of local elementary students on Thursday and Friday during planned pedestrian safety presentations. Officer Mark Dillon will rocket his vehicle from a stationary position and then attempt to Stop on a Dime, the theme of six assemblies at Monroe and Washington elementary schools this week. Dillons presentation will show students that running children, people on bicycles, and motorists cannot stop on a dime in a pinch, said Jamie Robinson, coordinator of instructional services for the his moderate message, and a running mate in Tennessee Sen. A1 Gore whose performances in a whirlwind tour of convention receptions are drawing plaudits aplenty.

Still, the rambunctious partisans of former California Gov. Jerry Brown are not going quietly. Let Jerry Speak, they chanted. Some taped their mouths protesting Clintons refusal to give Brown a prime-time slot unless Brown first delivers an endorsement. Bolding of Lynchburg, a foster son, Paul Cudney of Hanford; a daughter, Oncta Duncan of Avcnal; two brothers, Lawrence Hamrick of Houston, and Jasper Hamrick of Springfield, four sisters, AI-phea Wade of Houston, Elma Bohannon of St.

Louis, Vclda Yamell of Licking, and Lura Cordelia Cordelia Parker of Lemoore died Monday in a Hanford hospital. She was 91. A native of Oklahoma, Mrs. Parker had lived in this area for the past 57 years. She was a homemaker, a member of the First Baptist Church in Lemoore, and an original member of the Lemoore Senior Citizens Club.

She is survived by five sons, Enefus Parker of Mariposa, Ray Parker of Arkansas, William G. Parker III of Clovis, Donald Parker of San Luis Obispo and Lawrence Parker of Fresno; four daughters, Eoris Welborn and Jane Buyense, HE PAMPERED POOCH JULY SPECIAL Free Dip wGroom or Bath Open 7am-5pm DOG CAT GROOMING 181 W. LACEY 582-2185 issue: Convention planners said a Republican woman who favors abortion rights would address the Democrats tonight and criticize Bushs anti-abortion views. The party has refused to let Pennsylvania Gov. Robert Casey, a strong abortion critic, speak on the subject from the podium.

As Democratic conventions go, Clintons has been a civil affair. He has delegates to spare for Wednesdays roll call, a platform tailored to Lodge No. 118. Surviving are her husband of 22 years, Mclvyn; two sons, Tim and Jeff Blanchard, and a daughter, Tina Blanchard, all of Hanford; her parents, Joe Mendcs and Winnie Mcndcs, both of Hanford; a brother, Joe Mcndcs of New Jersey, and a sister, Alice Milam of San Diego. Visitation will be at the chapel from noon until time of the rosary Wednesday.

Remembrances may be sent to the American Cancer Society, P.0 Box 1381, Hanford, CA 93232. Bolding was a homemaker for 73 years and had lived in Hanford for the past 31 years. She was a member of the Pentecostal Church of God in Armona and the Golden Agers Senior Citizen Club of Hanford. Surviving are two sons, Elmer Bolding of Terra Bella and Orvand Beautiful Family Portraits NEWMAN STUDIO of Photography 312 W. D'St.

Party Chairman Ronald Brown said today he had tried to arrange a meeting with the former governor Monday night but was sent a campaign aide instead. I want to look Jerry Brown in the eye, have a face-to-face meeting with him and see if we can resolve whatever differences that there are, the chairman said on CBS. Jerry Browns comment: You should not have to buy or make some quid-pro-quo deal." Jones of Wentzville, 10 grandchildren and 14 greatgrandchildren. Her husband, Everett, died in 1988. The family suggests that any remembrances be sent to the American Cancer Society, P.O.

Box 381, Hanford, CA 93232. Parker both of Mariposa, Rcba Bates of Lemoore and Judith Barlow of San Jose; 34 grandchildren, 48 greatgrandchildren and five great-greatgrandchildren. Mrs. Parker was preceded in death by her husband, William G. Parker II; three sons, Keither, Euel and Basil Parker, and a daughter, Adeline Wilson.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Lemoore First Baptist Church, with burial in Lemoore Cemetery. Arrangements are by Phipps-Dale Funeral Chapel. 'Our Quality Shows' OdcLtod Owning and Tarp Tmtl Flat In Quolty (1 smc.1912 Awning 21 0 6th SI. Hanford (209)544-7729 PIEfiOTTE PlUUBMj, IHC.

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Mrs. Blanchard died Friday in a Visalia hospital following a lengthy illness. She was 47. Bom in Tulare, she had lived in Hanford since age 2 and graduated from Hanford High School in 1964. She was a homemaker, a past president of St.

Brigids Altar Society and a member of SPRSI Legola O. Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Peoples Funeral Chapel for Legola O. Bolding, 90, of Hanford who died at her home Sunday. Burial will be in Hanford Cemetery.

Visitation will be from 3 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the chapel. Mrs. Bolding, bom in Plato, THE SCREEN MAN Rescrn Doom Avg. Size Swinging or Slider, Alum.

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