Arizona Daily Sun from Flagstaff, Arizona • 2

"WV rn- 2 The SUN, Flagstaff, Arizona, Tuesday, January 8, 1985 Northland Today NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST TO 5 A.M. WEDNESDAY p3O0 30-2 BOSTON NEW YORK SUNSET TODAY: 5:31. SUNRISE TOMORROW: 7:36. PREVIOUS 24 HOURS (ending midnight): High 39. Low 29.

Precip. 0.05. YEAR AGO TODAY: High 58. Low 19. Precip.

0. NORMAL FOR THIS DATE: High 41. Low 14. Precip. 0.07.

RECORD FOR THIS DATE: High 61 in 1923. Low -5 in 1971. Precip. 0.57 in 1974. PRECIPITATION TOTALS: This month 0.05.

Total for the year 0.05. Normal for this date 0.49. To date last year 0. Accumulated snowfall since Oct. 1 39.2.

Accumulated snowfall since the first of the month 0.5. Arixoiu Prep Show possibly may need to be extended into the evening. There will be 1 to 3 inches of new snow with low visibility due to fog. Partly cloudy tonight with a chance of snow showers and a 40 percent chance of measurable precipitation. Lows will be In the upper teens tonight.

It will be partly cloudy at times Wednesday with a chance of snow flurries and a 30 percent chance of measurable precipitation. Highs should be near 35. FORECAST FOR SEDONA: A travelers' advisory is posted today and may be extended into the evening for elevations above 5,500 feet. It will be partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a slight chance of rain showers with snow above 5,500 feet. The chance of measurable precipitation is 20 percent with lows tonight 25-35 and highs Wednesday in the mid-30s to mid-40s.

FORECAST FOR WINSLOW AND HOLBROOK: Decreasing cloudiness and showers tonight with the low in the mid-20s. It will be partly cloudy Wednesday with the high in the low 40s. WEATHER OUTLOOK THURSDAY THROUGH SATURDAY Dry and seasonally cool with highs mostly near 40s in the mountains and lower 60s in the deserts. Lows will be 5-15 in the mountains to the 30s in the deserts. FORECAST FOR LAKE POWELL: A travelers advisory is posted today and could be extended into the evening.

It will be partly cloudy tonight with a chance of snow showers and 30 percent chance of measurable precipitation. Lows will be in the upper 20s. Light winds can be expected except gusty in the vicinity of showers. It will be partly cloudy Wednesday with morning fog and a very slight chance of snow. Highs will be near 40 with winds becoming northerly, 10-20 miles per hour at times.

Legal Separation Mary E. and Freddie K. Benally Dissolutions Martha and Richard Aguilar Janice Marie and Charles Ray Roberts Gloria J. and Lawrence T. Lennon Fire Log Monday 8:47 a.m.

3301 N. Cooper trash truck fire 11:50 a.m. 1400 E. Butler electrical check 1:16 p.m. 6156 N.

Snow Flake Drive, structure fire 3:40 p.m. 4025 Lugano Way, structure fire 6:54 p.m. 815 N. Leroux first aid call 7:42 p.m. 2818 Erin Drive, check heater Tuesday 2:48 a.m.

3300 E. Santa Fe rescue call 5:53 a.m. Northern Arizona University, gas leak UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST Snow Much of the West and Midwest can expect snow showers today, but elsewhere the weather will be fair. Flagstaff should reach a high Wednesday of 35. Other highs nationwide Include 29, Denver; 54, San Francisco; 33, Washington; 28, New York; and 72, Miami.

Snow Greets New England, West McGregor said. "Its bad right now. Icy winds sweeping across the warmer waters of the Great Lakes produced snow in northwestern Wisconsin, Michigan, northeastern Ohio, western Pennsylvania and western New York. Travelers advisories were posted in all the affected areas. By United Press International Snow slicked roads today for commuters in New England and the Great Lakes, while a wet western storm that diverted planes and closed a California highway threatened the Rockies with up to a foot of snow.

A small plane Monday slammed into a cloud-shrouded mountain near Crossville, killing three of its four passengers. The only survivor, burned over 98 percent of her body, had little chance of recovering, doc tors said. A low pressure system off the New England coast dumped snow today on Rhode Island, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Winter storm warnings for up to 8 inches of snow were posted in Rhode Island and eastern Massachusetts. On the Massachusetts Turnpike, vehicles carrying flammable materials were barred and the speed limit was reduced.

"Its going to be slow, state trooper Jack FORECAST FOR FLAGSTAFF AND NORTHERN ARIZONA: There is a travelers advisory today that 1984 Busy for County Building Permits HMwary Wallace L. Dickson 59 issued, 24 variances granted and $19,534 in fees were collected in 1984, Hawley reported. The department collected a combined total (building and planning divisions) of $335,726 in fees in 1984 compared to $318,171 in 1983. million, which is more than double the valuation of buildings constructed in 1983. In the departments planning division, three new subdivision plats were approved, 17 rezoning requests were granted, 31 use permits were ARIZONA DAILY SUN Published Monday through Friday evening and Sunday morning by The Flagstaff Publishing Company, 417 West Santa Fe Avenue, Flagstaff, AZ 86002.

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Marines during World War II. He moved to California in 1958 and to Flagstaff in 1981. Mr. Dickson is survived by a son, Jeffrey, Flagstaff; a daughter, Debra Walsh; and a brother, Edward, both of California. Graveside services were conducted today at Citizens Cemetery for Wallace L.

Wally Dickson, who died Jan. 3 at his home. He was 59. Mr. Dickson was born July 18, 1925 in Pittsburgh, and had served with The Coconino County Department of Community Development concluded one of its busiest years ever in 1984 by issuing 1,115 building permits.

The department issued 1,089 building permits in 1983. According to statistics compiled by Community Development Department Director Brian N. Hawley, the departments building division conducted 17,888 building inspections last year, more than more than it conducted the previous year. The building division received $316,192 in permit fees last year, compared with $297,444 in 1983. Hawley said the total valuation of new buildings constructed in the county last year exceeded $74 2J0B3 tflOKL OflOffl E3D Todays RflarM Ralston .92 S4 RCA 1.04 J5- Safway 1.60 27 SnFeSoPc 1 24- Sears 1.76 $1 SouthCo 1.92 18 Swst Forest 15 StdOillnd 3 51 Texaco 3 S3 UAL .50 45 UnElec 1.72 15 USSteel 1 25 Unocal 1 34- Wstn Union 8 WesthEl 1 26 MUTUAL FUNDS: Quotations furnished by Rauacher Pierce Refanes Inc.

IDS Corp. and Planned Benefits NEW YORK (UPI) The stock market was pushed higher at midday today, encouraging investors who were hoping go see follow-through to the first advance of 1985. The Dow Jones industrial average, which gained 5.63 Monday, was up 3.65 to 1,194.24 at noon EST. The Monday gain followed three consecutive losing sessions last week. The New York Stock Exchange index was up 0.15 to 95.04 and the price of an average share was up 5 cents.

Advances led declines 732-564 among the 1,824 issues crossing the NYSE tape. NEW YORK (UPI) Foreign and domestic gold and silver prices quoted In dollars per troy ounce today: London Previous close fix 296.50 off 5.00. Morning fixing 304.40 up 7.90. Afternoon fixing 302.00 up 5.50. Paris 305.84 up 7.96.

Zurich 300.50 up 5.00. Hong Kong 303.25 up 8.00. New York Comex spot geld midday 303.20 off 0.50. Handy and Harman 302.00 up 3.75. Engelhard, base price for refining settling and unfabricated gold 302.40 up 3.75 per troy ounce.

Selling price, fabricated gold 317.52 up 3.94 per troy ounce. Silver Comex spot midday silver 96.04 off 0.08. Handy and Harman quoted silver at $6.01 per fine ounce up $0,215. Engelhard Corp. quoted a base price for industrial silver of $5.95 up $0.12 and a price for fabricated silver products of $6,367 up $0,129.

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