Daily Inter Lake, Kalispell, Montana, Sunday, September 21, 1986 forecast Elsewhere Continued cloudy and cool weather can be expected today, with scattered showers. Tonight and Monday will be partly cloudy with a chance of showers. Today's high will be 58, tonight's low about 37 and Monday's high near 60. Precipitation probabilities: 30 percent today, 20 tonight and Monday. Weekend weather: -Glacier Park International Airport (midnight-9 p.m.
Saturday), high 56, low 44, .08 inch precipitation. -Whitefish (8 a.m. Friday-8 a.m. Saturday), high 58, low 40, no precipitation. Sunset tonight: 7:38 Sunrise Monday: 7:23 A year ago today: high 60, low 39, .08 inch precipitation.
Records: high 87, 1967: low 33. 1966; .69, 1899. Extended outlook Tuesday through Thursday West of Continental Divide: Mostly dry with mild days. Highs 60s. Lows 35 to 45.
East of Continental Divide: Mostly dry with mild days. Highs 60s and low 70s. Lows 35 to 45. Zone forecasts West Central Sunday scattered showers and cool. Sunday night and Monday partly cloudy with widely scattered showers, mainly over the mountains.
Missoula temps 40 58 37 60 pop 30 30 20 20. Hamilton temps 38 60 38 62 pop 40 30 20 20. Northwest Chinook Sunday cloudy and a little warmer with scattered showers. Sunday night cloudy and cool with scattered showers. Monday partly cloudy with light southwest winds.
Widely scattered showers. Great Falls temps 38 55 42 60 pop 5030 20 20. Cut Bank temps 34 52 38 58 pop 70 40 30 20. Southwest Sunday and Sunday night mostly cloudy with widely scattered showers. Monday a little warmer and partly sunny with widely scattered showers.
Helena temps 40 55 38 60 pop 40 20 20 20. Bozeman temps 38 54 34 58 pop 50 20 20 20. Butte temps 36 50 32 54 pop 50 20 20 20. West Yellowstone temps 30 48 26 52 pop 70 20 10 20 Central Sunday cloudy with scattered showers. Sunday night cloudy and cool widely scattered showers.
Monday partly cloudy with light southwest winds and some widely scattered showers. Lewistown temps 36 52 36 58 pop 5030 20 20. Northeast Sunday and Sunday night mostly cloudy and cool with scattered light showers. Monday partly cloudy and a little warmer with widely scattered showers. Glasgow temps 40 55 42 62 pop 60 4030 20.
Glendive temps 44 62 44 68 pop 50 3030 20 Temperatures By The Associated Press City High Low Pep. Anaconda 51 37 .06 Baker 62 48 19 Belgrade 56 43 .04 Big Timber 55 40 .52 Billings 52 46 03 Bozeman 54 39 .06 Broadus 63 52 .03 Butte 49 37 Cut Bank 38 Dition 56 Drummond 53 Glasgow 54 42 Glendive 56 Great Falls 48 Hamilton 55 42 .13 Hardin 62 .02 Harlowton 56 40 .46 Havre 47 43 Helena 50 .08 Lewistown 49 40 .13 Libby 56 28 .03 Livingston 53 40 .47 Miles City 58 06 Missoula 55 43 14 Plentywood 53 48 .20 Red Lodge 47 37 Roundup 49 .07 Superior 57 40 50 T. Falls 58 40 .06 Yellostn 46 36 Wisdom 53 31 08 Clarification Firefighters were called to a fire alarm Wednesday afternoon in a common area of the Kalispell Center Mall near Orange Julius, not at Orange Julius itself as reported in Thursday's Inter Lake. Inter Lake Vol. 79, No.
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The demonstrators, some wearing white death masks and carrying miniature coffins, shouted "Apartheid Kills. Yale Pays the Bills" and other slogans denouncing Yale's South African investments. Protesters shouted and clapped their hands as Benno C. Schmidt Jr. 's inaugural procession marched from the Gothic-style Sterling Memorial Library to Woolsey Hall for the ceremonies On the lawn of Cross Campus.
about 50 members of the Yale Black Student Alliance wearing black clothing and white masks confronted the procession. White is symbolic of death in many Third World cultures, the protesters said. At the feet of each protester was a miniature wooden coffin. Dozens of police on foot. horseback and motorcycles scrambled alongside the procession as it neared Woolsey Hall.
shoving away demonstrators who tried to sit in the road. Schmidt was not accosted, but he encountered the same demonstrators as he left the hall after the ceremonies, which began about a half-hour behind schedule. At least three people were arrested, said New Haven Police Set. Richard Burgarella said. Several anti id banners were hung inside the nearly filled 2.700-seat hall.
Protesters inside the hall remained quiet as Schmidt livered his inaugural address, despite constant shouting that could be heard from demonstrators outside. stifle expression because it is obnoxious. erroneous. embarrass- -co*ckroach- Continued from Page Al- said. God, Florida hos bigger roaches "than said John Butherus.
district sales manager of Truly Nolen Pest Control in Clearwater, which along with WFLA radio offered $500 to the winner of an Aug. 15 contest. "People really got into it." Butherus said. "One lady had a hole connecting a duplex. She kept roaches out of her place.
But for the contest, she unplugged the hole and used a funnel to catch the ones from next door as they came over to her half. She brought in about 50 of them." The winner measured just over 2 inches. "I used a baseball bat and tranquilizer darts. and it took three of us to wrestle him to the ground." boasted Charles Rigby of Clearwater. Butherus predicts California will be the next battleground.
Dallas crowned its co*ckroach -Summit- said there were long discussions about Daniloff and said. "It is hard to think that progress is made (towards a U.S.-Soviet summit) as long as he is there and unable to leave." Asked about Shevardnadze's veiled warning of Soviet retaliation, Shultz said the U.N. action in which the the United States moved to limit the size of the Soviet delegation because of past espionage was unrelated to the Daniloff matter. Shultz said he explained that to Shevardnadze. and "He argued with it." Before Daniloff was arrested August 30, it was expected that the queen on July 11.
Trapped by two women in the basem*nt of their office building, the bug, now deceased, is ensconced in the Smithsonian Institution's insect zoo in Washington. "Bugs are big in Texas," said Michael Bohdan. owner of the Pest Shop and Bizzy Bees Pest Control in Dallas and local contest organizer. He presented the dead roach to the museum along with about 20 live runners-up. I hear they're big (in New York), but I've learned one thing co*ckroach hunters are like fishermen: They all lie.
and everyone says they've got bigger ones and bigger ones." he said. "We had a 3-inch June bug come in and the guy swore it was a roach." said Louisiana's Dyer. Dyer says his 10-second television and radio spots on the contest Continued from Page A1- weekend meeting would result in a date being set for the summit. Instead. no date was set and Shultz and Shevardnadze agreed there would be future talks.
In the midst of the controversies, the officials seemed oddly optimistic about summit preparations overall. Shultz was asked if there could be preparations for the summit in light of disagreements over the Daniloff case. "'Certainly, there can be preparations and we spent a great deal of time discussing the substance of issues that need to be worked out to make a summit meeting a successful TONIGHT AT THE MOVIES. KALISPELL THEATRE INFORMATION 752.7800 LIBERTY, 7:20 9:20 Strand 7:00 9:00 STAND Comedy Chiller "It's BY a charmer." ME HAUNTED NE Judith Crist, WOR-TV1 AN OR ON RES A CINEMA 7:00 9:10 SAUNA 7:30 9:20 TOP BOR AMERICAN Tom Cruise Freedom is just al Kelly McGillis you lose it. A PARAMOUNT PICTURE 7:20 9:05 CAT 7:10 9:00 A BACK SCHOOL SUMMER RODNEY DANGERFIELD .0 SUNDAY The Movies With A WIN Show At 4:30 P.M.
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"They seem to be under the misimpression that they are the ideological nannies of a population of pre-adolescents rather than the servants of a free and responsible people." he said. "And I speak of both parties, and liberals and conservatives alike." Schmidt said officials in Washington "exercise their discretion over such matters as visits to the United States by foreigners thought to carry a controversial message, or the degree of secrecy thought appropiate in relation to that most umbrageous of concepts. national securitv. with little thought for intellectual freedom." bring in 40 to 50 people at a time of the year when shoppers normally "don't spend money at hardware stores they spend it on the kid's blue jeans for school." And he says he's also becoming a home-grown celebrity. He's been on talk shows and was interviewed by the newspaper USA Today.
But a letter to the Amarillo Globe-Times from a puzzled reader asked why any state would want to boast of having the largest roaches. saying it is one of the rare things "even a Texan would be reluctant to brag 3..
