Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 2

rM IrUIJMMI Decatur. Illinois Mondav. November 4. 1 991 Four-day Forecast for Decatur Today's Accu-Weather Forecast for Monday, November 4 S3) Today Tonight Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 0 2 0 Sunny Partly Becoming Windy and Mostly sunny, and cold. cloudy.

cloudy, milder. cold. cold. I 31 17 4228 3519 2917 Central Illinois High, low and precipitation for 24-hour pe riod ending 6 p.m. iunoay: Hi Lo Prec.

30 19 28 16 24 15 0 28 20 27 15 0 27 17 31 15 0 22 10 28 16 0 tiry Flora Hillsboro Mattoon Olney Pana Salem Shelbyville Sullivan Vandalia Decatur Sunday, Nov. 3, 1991 7 a.m. 16 9C) 7 p.m. 22 6C) Noon 20 (7C) 9 p.m. 20 7C High 26 3C) Low 13 NO Precipitation trace Total this month: trace November average: 2.56 inches Monday sunrise: sunset: 4:51 Degree days: 46 Since Sept.

494 Same period year ago: 417 Same period 63 yf avg. 356 Records tor Nov. 3 High: 80, 1987 Low: 12, 1951 Precip: 1.65 inches, 1961 Lakes Clinton Lake normal pool level 690.8 Sunday's 689.6 Lake Shelbyville normal pool level 598.8 Sunday's 598.6 Lake Decatur normal pool level 614.5 Sunday's 612.9 Miami 807 fliA Y7 SHOWERS ETl T-STORMS RAIN EE3 FLURRIES SNOW FRONTS Weather History A two-day rainstorm Nov. 4, 1927, that dumped nine inches of rain in Vermont's Winooski Valley caused a flood that killed 84 people in the state. Moon Phases New First Q.

Full LastQ. OCDOCD Nov. 6 Nov. 14 Nov. 21 Nov.

28 COLD WARM STATIONARY Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature lines are highs for the day. Forecasted highlow temperatures are given for selected cities. 1991 Accu-Weather, Inc. ICE Regional Weather U.S.

Temperatures MON 5429S TUE WED 543 Is 5730pc Portland OR SUN 4826pc 4132pc 4927pc 3832c 4332pc 3830pc Salt Lake City 4927s 4733s 5636s San Antonio Mostly sunny and not quite as cold today. High 30 to 35. Winds west to southwest at 10 to 15 mph. Clear tonight with low 20 to 25. Tuesday, mostly sunny and warmer with high in the mid-40s.

Chicago Mostly sunny and not quite as cold today. High near 30. Winds' west to southwest 10 to 15 mph. Clear tonight with low near 20. Tuesday, partly cloudy and warmer.

High 40 to 45. St. Louis Mostly sunny today with moderating temperatures. High in the mid-305. Southwest wind 5 to 10 mph.

Clear tonight, low in the mid-20s. Tuesday, partly cloudy with high in the mid-50s. Southern Illinois Sunny and not quite as cold today. High in the mid-30s. Clear tonight with low in the mid-20s.

Tuesday, mostly sunny and warmer with high around 50. Extended Wednesday through Friday: Colder again Wednesday. Highs Wednesday and Thursday in the mid to upper 20s north and upper 30s to lower 40s south. Highs Friday in the 30s north and 40s south, lows in the teens to lower 20s north and in the 20s south. Chance of rain or snow showers Tuesday night and Thursday night.

4537pc 5338 pc 5638 6943pc San Diego 5433 623 1s San Francisco 4430s 4333s Seattle 4924pc 4928s 5739pc 4431 pc St. Louis Tampa-St. Pete. Tulsa Tucson Washington Wichita 2923C 4523pc 3422S 4728S 4622S 3016pc 2824sf 4735S 352 1s 281 9sf 301 5pc 8670 pc 56V42S 321 9pc 4025s 68743s 4626S 441 8sf 4322sn 4830pc 5937s 4220sn 301 2sf 4020sf 6333pc 4824sn 3011pc 3a23sf 2512pc 8769pc 6646 pc 4020pc 38720s 71478 5633S 3625pc 471 2pc 4025S 52732s 511 3pc 291 8pc 3427pC 5538s 551 8s 361 5pc 3824pc 335sf 8870pc 5745S 4025pc 41 25s 6945S 4832S Albuquerque Anchorage Atlanta Austin Birmingham Boston Buffalo Casper Charleston, WV Charlotte Cheyenne Chicsgo Cleveland Dallas Denver Des Moines Detroit Fargo Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis Nashville 3724sf 301 5pc 3823pc 5129pc 2914s 241 4sf 3224sf 3824pc 3415S 251 1pc 301 9sf 182pc 8672pc 5134pc 291 6pc 29128 6743pc 381 9pc SUN MON TUE WED 5442pc 5945C 5842c 5941pc 402 6oc 4934pc 5131 5332pC 4836pc 5337pc 58740s 7043pc 7454S 7554S 7453S 74753s 7049S 725 1s 74751s 6847s 54746c 5648C 56746c 55743c 29716s 36725s 4427pc 4725pc 7759sh 7053t 7554pc 7756pc 361 9s 4528S 52727s 603 1s 7547S 7747S 7644 7945s 54735PC 4528s 4433 5035s 331 8S 42725s 52726s 4720S nperatures SUN MON TUE WED 9378S 9378S 92777s 9 277 5743sh 63748s 6655t 6953 pc 6238pc 55742s 5846pc 52738sh 5135sh 4337r 4634 sn 5439sh 7870 pc 8070pc 8070 pc 7970pc 5437sh 4437sh 4540sh 4837pc 72754pc 7054 pc 72752pc 7252 pc 7549sh 7454 pc 7652s 7853s 5742sh 4739sh 48737r 5039sh 8271s 82771s 8271s 8271s 7155sh 6942pc 6444 pc 7151 pc 5039sh 4944sh 494 1c 5340pc 6851 sh 6349sh 5846r 5747sh 88775sh 8875pc 8875pc 8875pc 6844 pc 7046pc 6845sh 70747c 3825c 44730c 46737pc 5240pc 5136T 4438sh 46742sh 5139pc 5943pc 6345t 5S746sh 56745t 88758s 90758s 90760s 90760s 7458s 76764s 78766pc 7866pc 6654sh 68756s 70758s 6652pc Rockford taA- 3117 Chicago 3016 YJr- I r- Moline 1 Peoria 3218 Indianapolis 3219 Springfield 3219 St. Louis tsA 3625 Belleville ST)? 3723 Carbondale 1f-lNkvi 3925 1991 Accu-Weather, Inc.

Temperatures are today's highs and tonight's lows. Acapulco Athens Beijing Berlin Bermuda Brussels Buenos Aires Cairo Geneva 80754s 8254s 8052s 7650s Hong Kong 3516pc 3622s 4131S 4929pc Jerusalem 8470pc 8168pc 7967pc 8167sh London 251 6sf 301 9pc 351 9pc 281 6sf Madrid 186sf 301 8pc 387sf 26llpc Manila 4430 5228pc Mexico City 4020DC 42724s 5437c 5646s 5747s 6647sh Moscow 53737DC 4132S 43733s 4537s Paris 251 1pc 38722s 391 4pc 291 8s Rome 78S8sh 7156t 7157pc 7858sh Riyadh 7951 81538 81558 8151s Sydney New Orleans New York Omaha Orlando Phoenix Pittsburgh Legend: 3620OC 3022pc 36.26s 4624pc Tokyo sunny; pc-partry cloudy; c-cloudy; sh-showers; t-thunderstorms; r-rain; sf-snow flurries; sn-snow; Hce. 9 'I To all who have contributed to the 1991 I I NAME ADDRESS UZjIL STATE ZIP TOTAL PLEDGE PAID NOW RECEIPT United Way Campaign. BUT WE STILL NEED YOUR The people of Macon County have always supported the United Way. Your one contribution means so much to those who need it.

If you Amount Pledged I vyuu.u iirvc iu mae a pieage, piease complete the pledge card at the CONTRIBUTOR SIGNATURE DATE Male check payable to: UNITED WAY OF DECATUR MACON COUNTY P.O. BOX 1083 DECATUR, IL 62525 THANK YOU FOR HELPING PEOPLE 1 I I I I iiii aiivj iciuiii 11 iu. urillCU WAT (Contributor's Name) ft brings out the bet Jn ff of 1 P.O. BOX 1083 DECATUR, IL 62525 KEEP RECEIPT FOR "Gone With the Wind" sequel will be TV miniseries NEW YORK (AP) Tomorrow Jri'J irx is still another day for Rhett and Scarlett, on the silver screen. "Scarlett," the best-selling sequel to "Gone With the Wind," will appear instead on CBS as a television miniseries in 1993.

"There will be no feature film and I'm so happy," said Robert mmm 1 rr "ems It -V'r tlJ-' Halmi, chairman of RHI Entertainment Inc. The indepedent producer and distributor purchased the rights to the novel in association with the network and two European distributors. Halmi, whose company also produced the acclaimed miniseries "Lonesome Dove," said Sunday he hoped the miniseries would air during the spring or fall sweeps of 1993. He declined Sunday to offer any preferences for who would star in the miniseries. For the role of Scarlett, he said he wanted to conduct a search like the one David Selznick undertook in the 1930s for "Gone With the Wind." A then-unknown Vivien Leigh got the part at the last minute.

One person who won't be involved is Alexandra Ripley, the sequel's author. Halmi said Ripley, a writer of historical romance novels, lacked the necessary screenwriting experience. Soviet aliens dapper Soviet UFO researcher Sergei Bulantsev told a convention of UFO fans in Eureka Springs, last spring that aliens who visit the Soviet Union are better-looking than the extraterrestrials who visit the United States. 'Easy Rider' rides GLENDALE, Calif. (AP) Peter Fonda, ever an "Easy Rider" to fans of the 1960s movie, and country singer Dwight Yoakam led thousands of bikers on a 100-mile benefit Sunday for Muscular Dystrophy.

"It's an amazing thing when you see all those people behind you. And we are all doing it for a good cause," said the 51-year-old Fonda. The annual run from the Los Angeles suburb of Glendale to Ma-libu's Calamigos Ranch was expected to raise $1 million. v. Race to the finish In November, the Triple Bar in Bath, Maine, will hold its annual belt-sander race in which construction workers ride large sanding machines down a 24-foot-long plywood track.

AP On the run Cable host says he inflated charts for singer NASHVILLE, Term. (AP) Cable TV show host Ralph Emery wrote in his autobiography that he submitted inflated air play reports to music popularity charts as a country music disc jockey in the 1960s. Early leaders cross the 59th Street Bridge en route Sunday. Salvador Garcia of Mexico, in front to Manhattan during the New York City Marathon against the rail, went on to win the race. A historian's view of what brought Nixon down and up again his wrongdoing in the cover-up and apologized for ,) II Emery, a 40-year broadcasting veteran, said in "Memories" that he turned in false figures to music publications to help his then-wife, singer Skeeter Davis.

"I don't know if what I did constituted a crime," he wrote. "I just know I didn't want anyone to know." Emery, host of the nightly "Nashville Now" show, said his play reports influenced national charting and sales of Davis records. "The things we do for love," wrote Emery, who was voted most popular figure on cable TV in 1986 in a poll by Cable Guide magazine. He was a disc jockey at the time for radio station WASHINGTON (AP) Historian Stephen Ambrose says that Richard Nixon rehabilitated himself from the disgrace of Watergate by waging a calculated comeback campaign as skillful as any in his political career. But it would have been easier, Ambrose says, if Nixon the only president to resign his office, the only one forced to accept a pardon to avoid indictment and trial could have allowed himself to say: "I covered up.

It was wrong. I'm sorry." "He could have resurrected himself much sooner, become the elder statesman earlier, had he admitted it, Ambrose said in the concluding book of his three-volume Nixon biography. "The American people wanted to forgive him, but he would not let them. His pride kept him from saying what he insisted was not true, that he had committed acts for which he needed forgiveness. He did not want forgiveness, nor sympathy, nor understanding; he wanted respect," Ambrose wrote.

Ambrose, a professor at the University of New Orleans, is one of the academic world's foremost experts on Nixon. Skeeter Davis 1973 photo WSM, the station that presents the Grand Ole Opry. He and Davis divorced in 1964 after a four-year marriage. I.